or songs with a strong Stones presence. Can any of you guys and gals help me out with a list of songs for a mixed CD...


I've got these songs so far, what am I missing???

Fancy Man BLues ( B-side)
Little Baby ( Stripped )
The Storm ( B-side)
Back Of My Hand ( Bigger Bang)
Paying the Cost to be the Boss (Stones and B.B. King)
Trouble No More ( Jimmy Rogers All Stars CD)
Don't Start ME Talking ( JImmy Rogers All Stars CD)
Going Away Baby ( JImmy Rogers All Start CD)


looking for ward to hearing from you all....

whats about the beggars banquet?

or spider and the fly
or love in vain
or keiths cocaine
or you gotta move
or ventilator blues
or stop breakin down
or down in the hole
or little red rooster
or little baby



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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away



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Oh Lord Don't Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb on Me - Keith & Charlie on the album Weird Nightmare;
Still a Fool - the Stones' 68 rendition as well as Keith's on Hubert Sumlin's About Them Shoes

or since LittleHelper brought them up on another thread,
how about something from the 1978 woodstock rehearsals -
a piece entitled Little @#$%&:
[rapidshare.de]


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

Confession the Blues on 12x5...

or . . .
other blues tunes or blues-influenced tunes are available on

Had It With You on DW
Break The Spell on SW
Black Limousine on TY
Mannish Boy on Love You Live
Hide Your Love on GHS
Stop Breakin' Down on EOMS (and many other on EOMS)
I Got The Blues on SF
Midnight Rambler on LIB
Stray Cat Blues on BB
Downtown Suzie on Metamorphosis
Good Times, Bad Times on 12X5
Mona (I Need You Baby) on The Rolling Stones Now
and
I Just Want To Make Love To You on England's Newest Hitmakers
Little By Little on England's Newest Hitmakers
I'm A King Bee on England's Newest Hitmakers

Had It With You is stretching into R'n'R, but the rest are fairly firmly in the realm of the blues.




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If you haven't already done so, you might get the classic early albums (I'm in the US, so my titles reflect that) - "!2 x 5" (6 killer Chess recordings in real stereo, including "Confessin' the Blues' w/ dueling guitars from Keith & Brian & Chicago style from Stu, Bill, Charlie, the early manifesto "Empty Heart", the now-longer "2120 S. Michigan Blvd" w/ Keith's solo restored, 'Around & Around' on which they outdo Chuck, & the glorious 'Its All Over Now') AND monster 'Suzie Q'..."Now" does an Exile-type trip thru the deep south, from the N'Orleans funk of 'Down Home Girl', Howlin Wolf ('Little Red Rooster'), Solomon Burke ('Everybody Needs Somebody to Love'), the 40s boogie classic 'Down the Road Apiece' pure juke joint rave-up, Bo Diddley's "Mona" that adds something fresh to the original, Otis' early classic 'Pain In My Heart', & some original blues ('What a Shame'), the dark & subtle 'Heart of Stone', & amazingly astute relationship songs by J/R ('Surprise Surprise,' 'Off the Hook'& the great cover 'Oh Baby We Got a Good Thing Goin'') &, of course, another Chuck roadster raveup that equals the original ('You Cant Catch Me'). All in all I think "Now" is their most accomplished, flawless early album (yes I know it's the 'wrong' ENSTL - but I grew up loving those tambourines & Mick's vocal, & the long one's now on Mor Hot Rocks) - sorry if you have all this, but if not it's essential. And then you get the later classics, & boots like 'Still a Fool', now revisited by Keith w/ Hubert Sumlin (Wolf's guitarist) on the fine recent "About Them Shoes"...Not Finally, the great late period Howlin Wolf classic (recently expanded to 2 glorious cds) is a virtual collaboration w/ the Stones: "London Howlin Wolf Sessions"('71) has Charlie, Bill, Stu (Mick present but not performing), plus Clapton at his post-Layla peak, Hubert, and if Wolf isn't as feral as on his early Memphis & Chicago classics he & the band sure know how to Do the Do...

B-Sides...Wish I'd Never Met You nice low geared blues and there are a couple of cool B live versions of I Just Wanna Make Love To You along with the boots.

Keith with Johnnie Johnson on Key To The Highway & Crawling Kingsnake with John Lee Hooker and dont forget fine work Mick did with the Red Devils where he works thru material by Lil Walter...Muddy Waters...Elmore James...Sonny Boy Williamson...Willie Dixon...Bukka White & Slim Harpo.

Hey and dont forget Brian's killer slide on I Cant Be Satisfied, studio and live...Plus the many floggings they have given to Black Limousine and what about the Jericho workout they pumped into Jimmy Reed's Shame-Shame-Shame at Chicago's Double Door Club back in 97....slaughters!!!

Recent
Les Paul & Freinds - Good Morning Little School Girl - Keith guitar
Bring 'Em In - Buddy Guy - The Price You Gotta Pay - Keith guitar

ROCKMAN

Wow...

Was "Hip Shake" mentioned? How about "Jump On Top Of Me?" Or "Might As Well Get Juiced?"

I know "Beggar's Banquet" was mentioned--can't possibly do without "No Expectations" and, for fun, "Parachute Woman" from "R'n'R Circus."

"You Got The Silver" is mandatory for this project as well.

The Stones have also played some killer Bo Diddleys....Mona for starters ... Crackin' Up and what about the gut rattling they gave to Bo's Craw-Dad in Paris back in 65...

Hey Gazza is Paris 65 the only time they performed Craw-Dad?...early setlists are dicey...any info greatly appreciated.

Although more R&B...The Stones version of Chuck's Reelin' & Rockin' along with Bill's Goodbye Girl from the 64 Chess recordings are also a must have..


ROCKMAN

"WHO'S DRIVING YOUR PLANE?"
"TWO TRAINS RUNNING"
"CONFESSIN THE BLUES"
"HONEST I DO"
"TALKIN BOUT YOU"
"I AM YOUR's ..." that first tune from Hyde Park
"YOU GOTTA MOVE"

Put "Down In The Hole" there, also!

"got to be worked on
don't have no bark nor bite..."

Get, Jamming with Edwards

You might add "So Young" to the list.
A single from maybe early to mid 90s.

Don't forget Look What You've Done.

>> is Paris 65 the only time they performed Craw-Dad? <<
Rockman my dear, they used to end their shows with it all the time -
that's how that club got called the Crawdaddy.
Paris 65 is apparently the only time anyone had the wit to record it, though.


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

Yeah sssouly that sorta roamed thru my mind and I do sorta recall reading how they performed it in the early days but no set lists from those times but your probably right with the name of the club connection.

Heres a set list from recent auction of tape from Crawdad Club.

A rare reel-to-reel tape recording of the Rolling Stones at the Crawdaddy Club, Richmond, Summer, 1963, approximate running time 90 minutes
To be sold without copyright
Estimate: £20,000-30,000

1. Route 66 [complete]
2. Come On
3. Talkin' Bout You
4. Love Potion No.9
5. Roll Over Beethoven
6. Money
7. Pretty Thing [complete]
8. Jaguar & Thunderbird
9. Don't Lie To Me
10.Our Little Rendezvous [complete, Chuck Berry's rewrite of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - this Berry song is unknown in any other version by the Stones]
11.You Got Me Running
12.Brown Eyed Handsome Man
13.Diddley Diddley Daddy [complete]
14.Money [complete

ROCKMAN

- Good Times Bad Times
- Stoned



Serious blues by the Stones.

The studio boots contain a lot of traditional blues and spontaneous blues jams, I would say about 50%. The Boot "Back in the USA" (rehearsing sessions of '78 tour) contains about 80% bluesy songs and an incredible version of Chuck Berrys "Back in the USA".

Those 62 sessions. The ones with Diddley Daddy, Baby What's Wrong?, Hi Heeled Sneakers etc

Is "You Got Me Running" the same song as another 1963 Stones title called "You Got Me Dizzy"?

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

"Prodigal Son" is a blues Warhorse, if there ever was one. They need to play it in concert as well.

#......Go ahead....Bite the Big Apple....Don't mind the Maggots.....Uh Huh...#

who's driving you plane

Sound quality is average but still worth a listen

I Aint Superstitoius, Blue Feeling and two takes of Chuck Willis' What Am I Living For can be found on Twilight Zone VGP 048.

ROCKMAN