I forgot...........

No Expectations - Johnny Cash
No Expectations - Joan Baez

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This one is realy awsome ......

Shine a Light - Allison Crowe

I will post it tomorow, if you want me to.

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Please do . love to hear it

I post it in 10 minutes on HOT stuff (Great Stones Covers .....)

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It's posted ........

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Rockman,

I second that.... I like Ramblin Jack's "Connection" too quite a bit. I originally said Ike and Tina and "Honky Tonk Women". Certainly no one can argue with the Burritos doing "Wild Horses". That's my all-time favourite. I think Ramblin Jack follows right underneath that one.

I would love to hear Billy Bragg doing "She smile sweetly". I stopped listening to him after "Great Leap Forward" in 1990 but I still like him.

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

wild horses-flying burrito brothers
gimme shelter-grand funk railroad

Wild Horses - GARBAGE

Aretha Franklin (ft. Keith) - Jumping Jack Flash

Oasis - Street Fighting Man

Taj Mahal - Honky Tonk Women

And for the dutch/belgians who remember Armand: Mother's Little Helper

I admit that after listening to the Soundgarden version of Stray Cat Blues, I would like to name it as one of the best Stones covers I've ever heard.

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I agree, altough there are some more.

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Maybe I'm weird, but that bluegrass version of JJ Flash by that dude with long grey hair (What's his name?)...

And also some versions on the two Shidoobee CDs "Street Fighting Fans" are very good. Loving cup, Tumbling Dice and Don't Stop are good there.

JumpingKentFlash



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Here there are the few more ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

The Spider And The Fly - Buffalo Tom
Think- Chris Farlowe
Paint It Black - Eric Burdon
Connection - Montrose (very good)
Heart Of Stone - The Allman Brothers Band (one of the best)

Sorry post on the old topic .....................

Tumbling Dice by Johnny Copeland
Out of Time by Chris Farlowe
Take It or Leave It by Randy Weeks
Satisfaction by Otis Redding
Gimme Shelter by the X-Pensive Winos.....WHAT?????
There is a version that they did on some New Year's Thing in '93, it is amazing.
Take It Or Leave It by the Searchers
Let's Spend The Night Together by Joe Simon, it's pretty wild.

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> > > Street Fighting man Bruce Springsteen.
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> > where did he cover that??? like to hear that
> one!
> > my faves would be brown sugar
> > little richard version from 'king of rock and
> > roll' album
> > and bob dylan
> > from live boot 2000 (with charlie sexton
> etc...)
> > i would like to hear bobby darin's 'back street
> > girl' but never have.
> > and yes otis at monterey pop tearing up
> > satisfaction...ohmyyes.
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> Thats gonna be Toronto 84...have it on tape great
> show....great cover!!one of the best!!What
> about..Under my Thumb...The Who!

BS & ESB performed this on many shows on the arena leg of the BIUSA tour. I always liked how he changed the line in the chorus "...in this sleepy US town...".

Candy Snatchers "Rip This Joint"

Easily surpasses the original, I will post it tomorrow when I am at that computer.

always been a big fan of Rod Stewart's SFM . . .

you can't catch me!