Has it been mentioned here that Let's Go Steady Again has been officially released by Kristi Kimsey on 'As I Look Back'? Available on Spotify.

Wyman bass, Watts drums, Bobby Keys and possibly Wood sax, Keith and Wood guitar, piano unknown but could be Ian McLagan.

Mathijs

Yes, it was mentioned in the "Tattoo You" Deluxe thread as a track that could/should have been there.

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The way that Chris Kimsey seems to describe it or certainly implies is that other than Keith singing vox with Kristi, it is not a Stones' track at all but a track made with the core band of Frank Carillo, Kevin Keane, David Donen, and Jan Fairchild with her husband, Chris Kimsey, playing percussion.

Chris Kimsey on Kristi Kimsey's LP & Let's Go Steady Duet with Keith Richards

stonesstein

Kick me like you did before
I can't even feel the pain no more
Rocks Off, 1972

Any place where to get a lossless release from?

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Any place where to get a lossless release from?

[undercovermusicofficial.bandcamp.com]

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The way that Chris Kimsey seems to describe it or certainly implies is that other than Keith singing vox with Kristi, it is not a Stones' track at all but a track made with the core band of Frank Carillo, Kevin Keane, David Donen, and Jan Fairchild with her husband, Chris Kimsey, playing percussion.

Chris Kimsey on Kristi Kimsey's LP & Let's Go Steady Duet with Keith Richards

Lineup:

Keith: Vocals
Kristy Kimsey: Vocals
Ronnie: Guitar (left channel)
Keith: Guitar (Right Channel)
Bill: Bass
Sax: Bobby
Piano?

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Any place where to get a lossless release from?

[www.Qobuz.com]

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The way that Chris Kimsey seems to describe it or certainly implies is that other than Keith singing vox with Kristi, it is not a Stones' track at all but a track made with the core band of Frank Carillo, Kevin Keane, David Donen, and Jan Fairchild with her husband, Chris Kimsey, playing percussion.

Chris Kimsey on Kristi Kimsey's LP & Let's Go Steady Duet with Keith Richards

Lineup:

Keith: Vocals
Kristy Kimsey: Vocals
Ronnie: Guitar (left channel)
Keith: Guitar (Right Channel)
Bill: Bass
Sax: Bobby
Piano?

Drums: Charlie?

- Doxa

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The way that Chris Kimsey seems to describe it or certainly implies is that other than Keith singing vox with Kristi, it is not a Stones' track at all but a track made with the core band of Frank Carillo, Kevin Keane, David Donen, and Jan Fairchild with her husband, Chris Kimsey, playing percussion.

Chris Kimsey on Kristi Kimsey's LP & Let's Go Steady Duet with Keith Richards

Lineup:

Keith: Vocals
Kristy Kimsey: Vocals
Ronnie: Guitar (left channel)
Keith: Guitar (Right Channel)
Bill: Bass
Sax: Bobby
Piano?

Drums: Charlie?

- Doxa

Yes, a cardinal sin!

I've always loved this track.

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Yes, a cardinal sin!

(or is our mind making tricks now how to cope with the tragedy...)

- Doxa

wav or flac-

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The way that Chris Kimsey seems to describe it or certainly implies is that other than Keith singing vox with Kristi, it is not a Stones' track at all but a track made with the core band of Frank Carillo, Kevin Keane, David Donen, and Jan Fairchild with her husband, Chris Kimsey, playing percussion.

Chris Kimsey on Kristi Kimsey's LP & Let's Go Steady Duet with Keith Richards

Lineup:

Keith: Vocals
Kristy Kimsey: Vocals
Ronnie: Guitar (left channel)
Keith: Guitar (Right Channel)
Bill: Bass
Sax: Bobby
Piano?

Drums: Charlie?

- Doxa

Yes, a cardinal sin!

DandelionPowderman, I am hopeful that you are correct.

Curious as to what is your source for this roster of musicians for this track? The back of or liner notes for the LP or our apocryphal intuitive sources or Mr. Zentgraf? It would seem that if the Stones really played on this (other than it being a suet with Keith), Chris Kimsey would have stated it on the web page, no?

stonesstein

Kick me like you did before
I can't even feel the pain no more
Rocks Off, 1972

here's a mp3 of the youtube video

we

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Re: Let's Go Steady Again official release new
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Date: October 6, 2021 23:17

wav or flac-cool smiley

if your offering then flac please

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here's a mp3 of the youtube video

we

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Re: Let's Go Steady Again official release new
Posted by: mariano ()
Date: October 6, 2021 23:17

wav or flac-cool smiley

if your offering then flac please

You can buy the track in flac here [undercovermusicofficial.bandcamp.com]

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stonesstein
The way that Chris Kimsey seems to describe it or certainly implies is that other than Keith singing vox with Kristi, it is not a Stones' track at all but a track made with the core band of Frank Carillo, Kevin Keane, David Donen, and Jan Fairchild with her husband, Chris Kimsey, playing percussion.

Chris Kimsey on Kristi Kimsey's LP & Let's Go Steady Duet with Keith Richards

Lineup:

Keith: Vocals
Kristy Kimsey: Vocals
Ronnie: Guitar (left channel)
Keith: Guitar (Right Channel)
Bill: Bass
Sax: Bobby
Piano?

Drums: Charlie?

- Doxa

Yes, a cardinal sin!

DandelionPowderman, I am hopeful that you are correct.

Curious as to what is your source for this roster of musicians for this track? The back of or liner notes for the LP or our apocryphal intuitive sources or Mr. Zentgraf? It would seem that if the Stones really played on this (other than it being a suet with Keith), Chris Kimsey would have stated it on the web page, no?

From the horse's mouth:

[chriskimsey.com]

Vocals: Keith Richards & Kristi Kimsey (wife of producer Chris Kimsey)
Guitars: Keith Richards, Ron Wood
Bass: Bill Wyman
Drums: Charlie Watts
Sax: Bobby Keys

No piano mentioned, though...

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Re: Let's Go Steady Again official release new
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Date: October 7, 2021 10:44

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here's a mp3 of the youtube video

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Re: Let's Go Steady Again official release new
Posted by: mariano ()
Date: October 6, 2021 23:17

wav or flac-cool smiley

if your offering then flac pleasesmiling smiley

You can buy the track in flac here [undercovermusicofficial.bandcamp.com]

thanks

[www.youtube.com]

Keith's take is far better, right?
All the sugar and saccharine on the original have been thankfully removed.

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From the horse's mouth:

[chriskimsey.com]

Vocals: Keith Richards & Kristi Kimsey (wife of producer Chris Kimsey)
Guitars: Keith Richards, Ron Wood
Bass: Bill Wyman
Drums: Charlie Watts
Sax: Bobby Keys

No piano mentioned, though...

Outstanding! Thanks for the source, as I did not see it when I poked thru previously.

stonesstein

Kick me like you did before
I can't even feel the pain no more
Rocks Off, 1972

Interestingly, the copyright is held by Mindless Records LLC (Keith's company) rather than Promotone B.V. (Stones company). This suggests The Stones had no intention of releasing it on TATTOO YOU's reissue and willingly surrendered the copyright to Keith. It also reinforces that The Stones are legally identified as Mick + 2 others the public would generally recognize as band members. This was first put in place because of the likelihood of bandmates dying of an overdose or being incarcerated in the 1970s. It must still stand or Charlie and Ronnie (or even Bill) would still make this a Promotone copyright they would all share in. Without Mick's consent, it is clear tracks not featuring him are not legally Rolling Stones recordings. This offers further clarity on why Don Was had to jump through hoops to get three Keith lead vocals on BRIDGES TO BABYLON. It's not just about Mick wanting to sing most of the songs.

Is the official release different than the versions (I and II) that have circulated on bootlegs?

[www.YouTube.com]

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Keith's take is far better, right?
All the sugar and saccharine on the original have been thankfully removed.

Keith's take is based on Arthur Conley's version.
[www.youtube.com]

Keith and Ronnie's official version from "New Barbarians - Buried Alive" is pretty fun as well.