Hey everyone - a few months ago I asked a question about Keith's version of this. I would really like to know the story behind it - when/where it was recorded etc. I have searched in vain for info and then kind of forgot about it. But it came up on my Ipod again this morning, and now I'm all fired up again. It is so cool. If you haven't heard it, I can post it somewhere but I don't know where would be good. Anyway, any info about this super cool version of an awesome song would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Limey B

www.yousendit.com

I signed up for that, but it only seems to let me upload to a single email address. How do I post it so anyone can download? Thx.

after yousendit you'll get a link. post that link here.

Here's the link:


[download.yousendit.com]

This is so @#$%& awesome!!

Josh
np: better days - goo goo dolls

THis is my favorite version of the song.

Alexis Korner is singing--this appears on his album--and Richards and Steve Marriott are playing guitars.

Thanks Smokey - mystery solved. I thought it was Keith singing (though there were bits I where I wasn't sure). But still, a great version. I guess Keith on guitar merited its inclusion on the Stereo Rarities set.

Peter Frampton also plays guitar on that track, and Nicky Hopkins is on the piano.

Actually, I may have confused the Humble Pie-mates. It could be Frampton and not Marriot.

In any case, Richards does sing the "female" part after Korner sings, "Who is it there on the line?" and "And then she says".

Thanks for alerting me to its inclusion in Stereo Rarities.

yep..thats Keith!!! Nice, quirky version

Yeah its 3.00 am ,maybe the best Keef vocal ever....