ams mentined in the other topic. do you know some good jumpin jack flash which were done over the years. one , i think is pretty good, is leon russels !

there's a version by the Flamin' Groovies from 1974....it's demo quality and raw.....but a rockin' version....it's on a cd called "Grease"

There are a couple of ones by Guns n' Roses floating around - one is a studio outtake from the Appetite sessions, the other is a live acoustic version. Neither one done particularly well - kind of disappointing. I downloaded them and wound up deleting them right away - sorry.

Leon Russell's was good and the Bangledesh show.

Guns'n Roses' covers are terrible!!!

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

Ive got a lot of them.

Make a choice and I will post it.

Nico

Jumpin Jack Flash - Johnny Winter
Jumpin jack flash - Louis Bertignac
Jumpin Jack Flash - The Vines
Jumpin Jack Flash - Wooded Bluff
Jumpin Jack Flash - Motorhead
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Aretha Franklin & Keith Richards
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Guns 'N' Roses (Live)
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Leon Russell(Bangladesh) Live
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Kid Rock
jumping jack flash - Shed Seven
Jumpin Jack Flash - Aretha Franklin.mp3
Jumping Jack Flash - Peter Frampton.mp3
Jumping Jack Flash - Velvet Revolver.wmv Video


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winter version is pretty good

Motorhead!......................now theres a ballsy band....lets hear it!

please post velvet revolver and louis bertignac , i have the rest except of shed seven

Peter Frampton's version on Frampton Comes Alive aint too bad....not horrific but not great...worth a listen though...

sad to me that not many know the Flamin Groovies, who were heavily influenced by the Stones....if your interested, check out their "Teenage Head" lp from '71.....very Stonesy

The Motorhead cover of JJF is awesome!




"Too many roads lead to nowhere
But how they twist and they turn
And a dead end and a dusty old strip mall
Where your tires are all shredded and burned"

- Driving Too Fast

hate the frampton version. love the Johnny Winter one, though.

I have also:

jumping jack flash - The Tykes
Jumpin Jack Flash - Silence
Jumping Jack Flash - Balance (Five Live In Danville)

Will post the request later.

Nico


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I want tö hear Motörheads versiön!!!

I like J. Winter's and Aretha's versions.

I think Mott the Hoople (a fine band once!) did a JJF sendup on the fadeout of the original "Walkin with a Mountain."

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> hate the frampton version. love the Johnny Winter
> one, though.


Hi, Nicos! How are you?
Giuseppe.

Hi Giuseppe,

Fine thanks, I received your CD's, will mail you private.

Nico

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Jumpin' Jack Flash - Guns 'N' Roses:


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Have always wanted the Aretha/KR version. Have Leon Russel live at the George's Garden benefit...and it is great! I am afraid to hear what GNR did, especially after the hatchet job they did on the officailly released SFD.

The Vines did a great Paint It Black version. Would their JJF...

The Flamin' Grovies did a great version of PIB live. Lead banjo just cooked. Not sure if they recorded it.

Nicos could you post the Kid Rock and Velvet Revolver versions would be much appreciated. Thanks

Here's a pretty unusual one:

"Jumpin' Jack Flash" - Green On Red live in Paris 1987:

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GoR did a heartstopping version of "Wild Horses" in 1985 or 86, I'll post it later maybe.

Any Green On Red fans out there? Please contact me!


Truth is stranger than fiction

stoned greetings
G. The Cock

On what cd is the Motorhead version on?? This I MUST HAVE!!!!

Hello,

I'm never too enthusiastic about other people covering the Stones, but Ananda Shankar's JJF is wicked. He's a relative (nephew I think) of Ravi Shankar. I heard his version in a club in London one night and it sounded just brilliant.

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Declan

Thing about version from folks like Frampton is they are wimpy. They don't get the 1-2 punch of the riff. It HAS to be there. Leon gets it on the piano.
To be honest I hate the Aretha version that was produced by Keith. What really bothered me was that Keith brought in the percussion around the instrumental break. That is such a typical Stones gimmick. It is vintage Jimmy Miller/Glimmer Twins. And I just felt that Keith had the opportunity to produce Aretha and could have gottne a lot more adventurous.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Anyone objecting against posting Aretha's version?

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Check this for Aretha's version (feat. Keith himself)



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