There has to be one or two kind souls out there with a Loving Cup boot that they are willing to trade. Pretty please?!!!

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How's this suit ya?

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And of course, this one.


And finally, this is beautiful

Beelyboy Wrote:
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> wow Cindy; where did that come from?
> please do tell.
> what a cool version...whoaaa....very raw; very
> cool...love it.


Hi Beeley, It's from a boot called Hillside Blues. I don't know anything else about it, some lovely person had posted it on here some time ago, very nice of them to share such a treasure.

ok, just finished watching LETS SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER for about the 10th time.(love this show/flick/whatever) Anyway, I had forgotten(even after 10 watches) how 'touching' it is that the Stones/producers recognize Charlie and Bill during LET IT BLEED. To me, 'We all need someone we can lean on' is a 'tribute to the rythem section which imo is great! Was wondering what everyone else thought about this. Rock and Roll Stones friends!

Sorry, I meant to start a new post....duh

Beelyboy, it's Loving Cup (also called Give Me A Drink) from 1969. They did that version live in Hyde Park 1969.

Gimme Li'l Drink?

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Gimme Li'l Drink?

Yes....for instance. Depends on what the bootlegers decided on "your" release.

A real Stones vet told me the Li'l Drink-part once.
But who knows what is right... Keith? Mick?

The Li'l Drink title is well-known, but it doesn't really matter because the song wasn't released, and therefor not correctly titled (or overdubbed).
Loving Cup is perhaps the best title for all versions.

Still a Stonesian historic interest whether it was baptized
under another healine during the first one-two years or not.
And it doesnt reach its dynamic swing till Exile is done, right?

if memory serves, it was introduced at Hyde Park as Gimmie Lil Drink.


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

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> if memory serves, it was introduced at Hyde Park
> as Gimmie Lil Drink.


yeah, that's true, i listened to that yesterday. he did say that.

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Beeley, the one in my first post was a studio track, the one in my second post was a live one.

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Just want to say "Thank You" to everybody that offered advice. I'm going to check out Youtube right now.
THANKS!!!!!!!

Thanks for posting the links for Loving cup, Cindy, fantastic to hear the live versions of this beautiful song.

cindy c I bow down to you! Thanx!Mistress!

BitchKeepsBitchin Wrote:
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> Thanks for posting the links for Loving cup,
> Cindy, fantastic to hear the live versions of this
> beautiful song.

You're very welcome, I love them too. My boyfriend showed the video to a non-Stones fan today, and they were pretty impressed with the song. His first convertee, he was so proud of himself.

BTW, I heard we are going to be seeing you in London. Are you going on the cruise too?

Thank ya Cindy - great to hear these versions.

Beelyboy Wrote:
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> the 'studio track' is probably what i'm talking
> about then?
> it certainly is not anything like the 'studio
> track' on exiles...
> i mean it's obviously very different approach and
> feel...


It's a studio-run-through-song, just like the acoustic All Down The Line (have you heard that one?) Probably to learn the song, and come up with new ideas. There are even some wrong chords now and then. I haven't listened to Loving Cup 69 for a while, but I remember Bill is playing something that is not correct, just when "I feel so humble..." starts.
So you're right, it's almost a concert-feel over it.
Should I upload ADTL acoustic?