would love this to be played on the next tour

wonderful song

One of their finest

love the piano version on GHS Deluxe

A favourite. Mick is so passionate in it

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One of my favorites as well. Love it even more since the GHS Super Deluxe came out.

Me too!

Brilliant song vastly underrated with some of Mick Taylor's finest guitar solos

pool's in but the patio ain't dry

100 Years Ago Track Talk: [iorr.org]

For me it's one of their finest tunes. Like Out if Time it's one of the tunes, I always wanted to listen being played live. Who knows... Out Of Time made it and was such a cracker.
I cover both tunes with my accoustic guitar. If a song works well being stripped down to it's basics and I find a way to play the arrangement on my accoustic, it's a great song gor me. I did the same with Lady Jane, How Can I Stop, Slipping Away, All About You, She Smiled Sweetly, Live With Me and some others.

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Haha - you can always count on DandelionPowderman to find the Track Talk link

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Haha - you can always count on DandelionPowderman to find the Track Talk link

And we can always count on Bjørnulf merging this thread with it, so the posts will be easier to find in the future

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.



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I was hoping we might get a live version on the GHS deluxe instead of getting Brussels again!

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.

Maybe they could have tried it out with Taylor on the 50 and Counting Tour.But I think Wood could play it also, but maybe not today.It would have been interesting on the 1975 tour with Preston



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This is one of my favorite songs, off one of my favorite Stones albums. This song, Winter, and Hide Your Love make me instantly think of snow on the ground.

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.

Maybe they could have tried it out with Taylor on the 50 and Counting Tour.But I think Wood could play it also, but maybe not today.It would have been interesting on the 1975 tour with Preston

i think woods could still pull off this song

not as well as taylor or as well as if he where younger but i'd rather have 100 years with ronnie doing his best then miss you again

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Too bad they only played this song twice on the 1973 tour.The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound.This song is one of my favorites.It could have even been played during the Wood years also, because I think it suits Woods style of playing. It would have been better on the 1973 tour than Dancing With Mr D

Thank god he didn't, certainly not the studio version. He lacks the finesse.

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Too bad they only played this song twice on the 1973 tour.The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound.This song is one of my favorites.It could have even been played during the Wood years also, because I think it suits Woods style of playing. It would have been better on the 1973 tour than Dancing With Mr D

Thank god he didn't, certainly not the studio version. He lacks the finesse.

I understand they dropped Silver Train after a couple of performances because it may sound too much like All Down the Line.But100 Years Ago would have sounded great by the time they got to London.

Taylor was already in heaven when they played the song live.

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Always a pity they don't ad this post to the track talk discussion......................

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.

Maybe they could have tried it out with Taylor on the 50 and Counting Tour.But I think Wood could play it also, but maybe not today.It would have been interesting on the 1975 tour with Preston

i think woods could still pull off this song

not as well as taylor or as well as if he where younger but i'd rather have 100 years with ronnie doing his best then miss you again

But could Mick Jaggers pull it off?

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.

Maybe they could have tried it out with Taylor on the 50 and Counting Tour.But I think Wood could play it also, but maybe not today.It would have been interesting on the 1975 tour with Preston

i think woods could still pull off this song

not as well as taylor or as well as if he where younger but i'd rather have 100 years with ronnie doing his best then miss you again

But could Mick Jaggers pull it off?

yes i think so

if he could pull off fool to cry in berlin then he can pull off this song too

Goats head soup such a great album
100 years ago one of my all time faves
Then u get to hide your love followed by winter

Magical !

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.

Maybe they could have tried it out with Taylor on the 50 and Counting Tour.But I think Wood could play it also, but maybe not today.It would have been interesting on the 1975 tour with Preston

i think woods could still pull off this song

What about forests? Same thing, I know. Or even savannahs? Marshes? Swamps?



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This is what happens when the audience misses the Jaggers joke. I feel no remorse. You all deserve this.

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The Mannheim and Vienna performances are great with lousy bootleg sound

quite good aud recordings for the era.

Imho there's not point in even trying this one live without MT being onstage...

RE the studio version, I find CW's playing remarkable. He just "walks" through the track when another drummer would totally overplay.
Charlie was great.

Maybe they could have tried it out with Taylor on the 50 and Counting Tour.But I think Wood could play it also, but maybe not today.It would have been interesting on the 1975 tour with Preston

i think woods could still pull off this song

What about forests? Same thing, I know. Or even savannahs? Marshes? Swamps?

yes and tundras, tropical rainforests, temperate rainforsts, and steppe grasslands

i'm sure ronnie could paint them all

also just to clarify my lack of proper capitalization and other quirks related to my writing is because of my learning disability which results from my autism



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New from the Stones YouTube channel

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I love it, one of my favorites of many many great Rolling Stones songs

Me too.......I enjoyed that, thanks.......

It should have been played live over the years.It only managed to be played a couple of times in 1973.