I don't care for the harp fill ins. You can really tell this was mixed by the way that the vocal is just dropping off as the harp comes in. Since we know it's Mick playing harp, it makes it too obvious this is a studio mix. What happened to the good ol' days of live in the studio? As I recall, Dirty Work is the last Stones album done this way.

There are 2 guitars (left and right), harp, shaker, bassdrum and vocal.

Keith on left channel, could it be Mick on the right channel? He also played Blue by himself (also slide).
Otherwise it must be Keith.

Takes me back to the Hyde Park instrumental section of Midnight Rambler 1969. It's on a different level to the other new Stones songs although i could do without the forced anquish in Mick's vocals.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-07-31 12:51 by BowieStone.

Who will bet?

Both Keith and Mick on guitar and Mick plays the slide/rhythm part!
I also think this song is completely Mick and Keith!
Mick on drums, shaker, harp, vocal, slide/rhythm guitar (right channel)
Keith on guitar (left).

No, it's not Mick on drums hehe... Charlie is!!

I don`t bet, but i think its keith on slide and guitar, charlie on the bass drum, ron is also playing on it, and Mick plays shaker harp and guitar.

drums? - well there's only the bass drum on the track - i could be playing it...

Hehe, now it looks like it can be anyone!!
We'll have to wait till the album.
But it's a nice puzzle :-)

YUP ,,COULD BE JUST THE GLIMMER TWINS,,ITS ON PRESS RELEASE JAGGERS ON DRUMS SOMEWHERE ON THIS ALBUM.

StonesTod Wrote:
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> drums? - well there's only the bass drum on the
> track - i could be playing it...


are you trying to hint that you were?

so maybe THATS why you finally found a new song you liked ;-)

Gazza Wrote:
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> StonesTod Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > drums? - well there's only the bass drum on
> the
> > track - i could be playing it...
>
>
> are you trying to hint that you were?

like you could tell the difference

>
> so maybe THATS why you finally found a new song
> you liked ;-)

no - really i was just tired of being slagged on this board, so i made that part up about liking this song...it sucks.

StonesTod Wrote:
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> like you could tell the difference


correct. I couldnt!

It´s nothing special.
Sounds like The Storm.

TooTough Wrote:
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> Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh
> hhhhhh!
> Great guitars, great harp, great vocals!
>
> Who doesn´t like it? What else do YOU want from a
> Stones´ album???????????

AMEN....
This is the real stuff, man
Not just a Bang....A BIGGER BANG !!!!

...never got to be introduced to a a NEW STONES album like that....
tune by tune.....every 4-5 days days another new Stones song....
Cant wait til we get to hear the next one....
and the next...

See you on the
BIGGER BANG TOUR
Salar

Mick said in an article (Billboard?) that none of his drumrecordings made it on the new album... so this must be Charlie on Back Of My Hand.
And still I think it is Mick on slide.

Muddyw Wrote:
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> ... so
> this must be Charlie on Back Of My Hand.
> >


or me ... or you

Could someone be fantastic and send it to me please to rstonesrock@gmail.com ??? That'd be really cool!
Thanks a lot guys!!!

very nice, i like it. is it detroit or chicago blues or what ever blues?

cinema Wrote:
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> very nice, i like it. is it detroit or chicago
> blues or what ever blues?


..this sounds like a simply awesome kind of a one bar delta blues...
It sounds soooo cool, man.

see you on the Bigger Bang
salar

Must be from the past ;-)

awesome...back to basics blues...this is getting tantalizing...we've heard four tunes and only SOL is getting a really mixed reaction from the crew here. And we've got 12 more to go! WOW!

I'd consider the feedback to "ONNYA" to have been mixed at best

I hope the lyrics on the finished version is a drastic improvement on the p/conference version

I like the lyrics to ONNYA except for the line about jello.Rough Justice & Streets of Love,I believe are two songs that could have had more effort put into the lyrics.

Gazza Wrote:
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> I'd consider the feedback to "ONNYA" to have been
> mixed at best
>
> I hope the lyrics on the finished version is a
> drastic improvement on the p/conference version

Now why should that be?
Lets spend some/a time/night together
The singing/ yelling - ok

This has got to be a sign of the apocalypse - Edward Twining and StoneTod both made somewhat positive posts about a Rolling Stones song recorded AFTER '81.

Pain of Love
All the Way Down
Dirty Work
Harlem Shuffle
Break the Spell
Almost Hear You Sigh
Fancy Man Blues
Continental Drift
Brand New Car
I Go Wild
Suck on the Jugular
Thief in the Night
Juiced


....there's another baker's dozen for you, Thief! Not a problem, don't mention it....

Just heard it for the first time. All I can say is WOW!!!!!!! A truly great track. Reminds me a bit of their greatest blues outtake Still A Fool, but there's more speed to this one. Great harp, great drums, great nasty vocals and of course: GREAT GREAT GREAT GUITARS!!!!

JumpingKentFlash

Outstanding, its too bad the whole album isn't loaded with stuff like that.

not bad at all

at least its a massive upturn from streets of shit