Everybody Knows About My Good Thing

Blue and Lonesome

Little Rain

Seems like nearly everyone has Little Rain on their top 3 list. I wonder if that should be considered the consensus favorite (not best - favorite) track???

HBK

Just Your Fool
Just Like I Treat You
Hate To See You Go
Ride 'Em On Down

(but love the whole album so much)



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Little Rain ***** (really fantastic, but nothing can compete with the original version)
Blue and Lonesome
Ride 'Em On Down

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I'm just a Bad Boy Boogie



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Stunning album! Hard to choose three songs...

1. Blue and Lonesome - wow!!
2. Everybody knows about my good thing
3. Little Rain

1. All Of Your Love
2. Blue & Lonesome
3. Just Like I Treat You

close: I Gotta Go, Little Rain, I Can't Quit You Baby

Everything in the album is right, a real gift, but, for me, Hoo Doo Man is special ... oh my god, hearing that song, you can't believe Keith's words saying that he's like a black man! The way Mick says "the hoo doo man", with that double guitar in the back, and then the harp, wow, that sounds like a real bunch of badass black musicians in some lost and deep place in America ... Sorry If I can't explain me better, I'm not an english speaker,but I love this album!

All Of Your Love
Hoo Doo Blues
Little Rain

Really pleased to see the love for Hoo Doo Blues here. To be followed by Little Rain is double whammy perfection.

BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Blue and Lonesome
Ride Em On Down
Just Like I treat You

but there isn't a weak track IMO. I've not played a new Stones album as many times since..........Tattoo You


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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

All 12 are Kick Ass !!!...I listened to this at least 30 times over the weekend blasting thru headphones...I cannot pick 3.
What I would like to say is...
*Commit a Crime...(months ago when I saw this was going to be on the album, I thought whoaaa......Amazing that they pulled this off the way they did...especially with Wolfs being so F'ING Powerful and loaded with Intensity) !!!!
The majority of this album seems to capture the power of Wolfs sound and then they escalate it to another realm. The Stones were treading on sacred ground here...and as it turned out the ghost gave them welcomed permission and hauntingly appear to have joined in...I am not big on Grammy Awards...But this is the Album of the year, to me it is the most powerful recording in 50 years...Blows Away any band attempting to dive into Chicago's Blues...I envisioned this happening years ago...what I did not expect is how F'ING GREAT IT IS !!!!



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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

Keith not only sings harmony on MM, he takes over the lead vocals with -

"She got a mind of her own
And she use it well
Well she's one of a kind
She's got a mind
She got a mind of her own
And she use it mighty fine..."

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Commit a crime
Little Rain
Blue & Lonesome

Rod

Blue & Lonesome
Tied for second place for the rest of the songs.

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Everything in the album is right, a real gift, but, for me, Hoo Doo Man is special ... oh my god, hearing that song, you can't believe Keith's words saying that he's like a black man! The way Mick says "the hoo doo man", with that double guitar in the back, and then the harp, wow, that sounds like a real bunch of badass black musicians in some lost and deep place in America ... Sorry If I can't explain me better, I'm not an english speaker,but I love this album!

VERY well put!

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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

Keith not only sings harmony on MM, he takes over the lead vocals with -

"She got a mind of her own
And she use it well
Well she's one of a kind
She's got a mind
She got a mind of her own
And she use it mighty fine..."

True, he's credited on «lead vocal harmony»

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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

You forgot "Coming Down Againg", I suppose...

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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

You forgot "Coming Down Againg", I suppose...

That's on GHS

Well, Keith contributed some singing alone during "Something Happened to Me Yesterday" as well.

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Well, Keith contributed some singing alone during "Something Happened to Me Yesterday" as well.

Yep, but the question was «what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick». If Keith's co-lead vocals on Memory Motel doesn't count, that would be IORR.



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Well, Keith contributed some singing alone during "Something Happened to Me Yesterday" as well.

Yep, but the question «what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick». If Keith's co-lead vocals on Memory Motel doesn't count, that would be IORR.

Eventually I see what I misunderstood. It was not about when was the last album before Mick for the first time was not alone on separate vocals, but when was the last album when he was alone on separate vocals.

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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

You forgot "Coming Down Againg", I suppose...

That's on GHS

Yes, I always consider the two records as the same one, they are very much alike!!!

Mick's breathing ... gasps.. Hate To See You Go ...



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Everybody Knows About My Good Thing
Little Rain
Commit A Crime

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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

Keith not only sings harmony on MM, he takes over the lead vocals with -

"She got a mind of her own
And she use it well
Well she's one of a kind
She's got a mind
She got a mind of her own
And she use it mighty fine..."

True, he's credited on «lead vocal harmony»

It really should say lead vocal & harmony!
Or co-lead vocal and harmony.
Or something...

At any rate, it's the best part of the song imo!

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Agreed! + some of his harmony lines. Excellent singing

She's gotta pick-up truck, painted green or blue
tires are wearin' thin, she's turned a mile or two...

Anyway, I'll confess here there are some select Stones songs
I can play over and over and over again. And over again.
I didn't think I'd get another, but I did.
'All of Your Love'
It's got everything for me.
Furthermore, Chuck Leavell, playing it perfectly just right.

Jagger has said in interviews that "Little Rain" is a song that he digs a lot.
Now does no one else hear the incredible similarity to Jagger's solo cut "Blue"?
And "Hoo Doo Man" went right into 'Might as well get juiced'.
I am not saying this in a bad way at all. It very deep to see Jagger's influences.



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BTW what was the last album that feature all vocals performed by Mick?

Depends on how you define it. Keith didn't sing lead on Black and Blue, but he sang harmony on MM.

On IORR there were no lead vocals from Keith, nor harmony.

Keith's piercing harmony on IYRWBMF is the best moment in that song, IMO.