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Zindy

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donvis
Watching this Netflix TV show called Start Up...

I have been in contact with ReelStone Trading Group, the leading private expertise on collecting rare Stones music, and the message is, this is NOT the Stones.

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That's not the Stones.

That's from the same clip with the noisy French?

Tried googling what little lyrics I could make out from the samples, but no matches.

It's obviously not Jagger, come on!

What's interesting is that if you listen to the small 10-second sample, the very last words at the end at around the 0:09 mark ("they all - -") it does not sound like Mick (or Keith) at all. To my ears, that part doesn't have the "Jagger snarl", so it got me wondering who that is. Did the Jagger impersonator let his guard down for a second?



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2021-08-24 11:01 by Topi.

The guitars and overall song sound like the Stones but it's definitely not the Stones. The singer sounds a bit like Mick but it's not him, for sure.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-08-24 12:35 by Meise.

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Zindy

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donvis
Watching this Netflix TV show called Start Up...

I have been in contact with ReelStone Trading Group, the leading private expertise on collecting rare Stones music, and the message is, this is NOT the Stones.

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Reelstone, is that you again, now as Zindy?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-08-24 13:31 by wiredallnight.

Could be the Deadstring Brothers?

Not Mick Jagger.
Rockandroll,
Mops

Not sure if the Deadstring Brothers have a song like that.

tried googling reelstone trading group and funny old threads from here popped up...



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The part that sounds like 'you're a vixen' sounds like Mick, though, at least through the cacophony of noise and French.

Very strange. Seems like 70ies Jagger in the 10th episode, but the clean version doesn't sound like them.

The clean version does not play a very distinctive 10 seconds. It still sounds like them to me. You can’t imitate that sound.

Has any more info come to light on this track?

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What's interesting is that if you listen to the small 10-second sample, the very last words at the end at around the 0:09 mark ("they all - -") it does not sound like Mick (or Keith) at all. To my ears, that part doesn't have the "Jagger snarl", so it got me wondering who that is. Did the Jagger impersonator let his guard down for a second?

Agreed!

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