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TheGreek

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DandelionPowderman
One of the best tracks on Blue And Lonesome, imo. Only surpassed by Little Rain and Hoodoo Blues, and perhaps Everybody Knows About My Good Thing.

A driving groove with snarling great vocals. The Stones are sounding just as the Stones should: Dangerous and dirty.

Could not have said it any better than myself !

Here I am 100% agree with powderman. These are the real pure stones with their unique sound. And the delicious addict monotonous drum beat Charlie.That with Obama. I missed that false and menacing feel like the stones. I found it to Obama a rehash.I can almost no choice, I think every song good. But I am describing agree as powderman.
Gr Bert.

Yes but red light blue light could be an acid trip.
(LOL)

Yeah but Albert Hoffman didn't trip till '43 ....
..... Robert Johnson was hangin' 'round the station in 1937 ...... HHHHaaaaaaaaaaaa



ROCKMAN

Commit A Crime is the opener and Just Your Fool the second song on my BLUES & LONESOME repeat. The rest of the tracklisting of the album is perfect for me.

I added two bonustracks 13 and 14:

13. WHEN YOU'RE GONE
14. KEEP UP BLUES

Both from SOME GIRLS DeLuxe (with NEW 2011 vocals and bluesharp done by MICK)

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....and back to no. 1 again:

1. COMMIT A CRIME
2. JUST YOUR FOOL
3. BLUE & LONESOME

I love those songs where you can't really tell if it's in a major or minor key. With Commit A Crime I'm pretty sure it's E Major, but I'm less sure about All Your Love. Is that one major or minor? Haven't played along to it yet.

Edit: Yep, one's in E major and the other in A major.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016-12-21 00:56 by MonkeyMan2000.

Bonus track should be "Kansas City" from Zip Code Tour

really nice. Every song on this record fits. A keeper.

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Idorh
That with Obama. I missed that false and menacing feel like the stones. I found it to Obama a rehash.

Would you pleeeease keep politics out of this?

Drew

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Ross

Interesting that the Stones omit the Red Devil line entirely (and the last line too), and instead they repeat the opening lines.

Drew