My friend had this..it was a b-side I think..anyone remember if this song was good or not...maybe im just going mad..and its not a title at all..lemme know.

it was so-so. sort of in the category of Beast of Burden, Worried About You...but not in their class.

B-side of She Was Hot

I think it is a good song. Always wondered why it was never included on Undercover. Hope it'll show up on CD eventually. I've got the 45 but haven't played it in probably 20 years.
Same situation with Fancy Man Blues. Should have been on Steel Wheels album. At least I have this on CD, Mixed Emotions CD single.

I think this song is absolutely superb. It's in my Stones top 20. The longer bootleg version is better than the b-side (same take, but edited).

Dayokay

I too love this song - - I think it's brilliant! I have both versions on the "Mixed Pickles" bootleg CD.

Ride like the wind at double speed.....

Dayokay Wrote:
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> I think this song is absolutely superb. It's in my
> Stones top 20. The longer bootleg version is
> better than the b-side (same take, but edited).
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> Dayokay


The b-side version is edited...but has a tasty sax solo missing from the bootleg version. It's a toss up for me which is best...but it is a great b-side track nontheless! It certainly wouldn't have diminished Undercover!

Ross

it's not an UC outtake, though, recorded in the 70's....

One of the greatest, in my top 10. I particularly cherish it because it's the ONLY stones song in which I feel Jagger is being overwhelmed by emotion rather than calculating his effects.

astute observation, Oliver!

I wonder why it wasn't included on the Flashpoint Collectables disc?

Ii love this one. Did Sonny Rollins play sax on it?

No David Sanborn plays sax on the b-side version.
From the beginning i loved this song, great the passion in Mick`s voice, and the guitar of Keith.

Bobby Keys plays sax on one of the unreleased '77 versions.

Where can I download this song? I´m very curious about this song

hang on ... keep talking among yourselves and let me try uploading it ...

there you go - hope that worked:
[rapidshare.de]


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith



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Thnx!!! with sssoul

Wonderful song.

I always loved that song,my sister got it on line somewhere and downloaded it onto a CD for me.As I said I think it is GREAT!

I didn't know this one - so thanx with sssoul.

They made "worried about you" out of it, didn't they?

I always thought this was an Emotional Rescue outtake before it was released as the b-side of She Was Hot.

First recording - Compass Point Studio, Nassau Jan/Feb 1979.

ROCKMAN

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> I didn't know this one - so thanx with sssoul.
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> They made "worried about you" out of it, didn't
> they?


uh, no..WAY was recorded in early 1975 for Black and Blue

So worried about you came first
hmm - but they do sound familiar

found some info at Keno's site

WORRIED ABOUT YOU

Recorded December, 1974, January & February, 1975. Released on the album Tattoo You on August 24, 1981

THINK I'M GOING MAD

First release: B-side, January 1984 Recording date: January-February 1979, November-December 1982 & June-August 1983 Recording locations: Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas; Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France; & The Hit Factory, New York City

cheers

You think so? never thought about it, myself..thats an interesting take on it

Worried about You is one of those multi-dimensional lyrics where on the face if it, its about a woman but its actually about Mick and Keith

One of my all time closet favs, along with Memo From Turner.

It's better than most songs they done the last 20 years and you could hear it rigth away.

great song IMO esp. Mick's vocals.