Streets Of Love and Biggest Mistake sound like they could have been written for the Alfie soundtrack.

voodoocat Wrote:
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> Thanks Gazza for the details on the TY
> album.Didn't know Neighbors was the ONLY new song
> on TY.

'Heaven' was new as well.

When I said Tops sounded like a Mick
> "project" I meant that it had the pop/soul sound
> we hear later on Mick solo albums.

Gotcha. Fair point.

As much as I like dead flowers, I never understood why it's placed where it is. It completely interrupts the flow of side two of sticky.

Better on Bleed or side 2 of exile.

C

JJHMick Wrote:
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> retired_dog Wrote:
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> -----
> > I would go even further and like to see Streets
> Of
> > Love and Jagger's Blue changing places. I
> honestly
> > don't understand why Blue, a true masterpiece,
> > remains hidden on a long-deleted Jagger solo
> > single while at the same time the "awfu' bad"
> > Streets Of Love is featured prominently on the
> > Stones latest album.
>
> Absolutely right! There seemed to be a b-side
> problem in general. The same goes for The Storm
> and other (especially bluesy) pearls that would
> have been highlights for the albums.


Thanks. I'd like to add that (at least in my ears) Blue - despite being a Jagger solo track - sounds much more like a band effort than Streets Of Love that - despite being labelled with 'Rolling Stones' - sounds very much like Jagger solo.

Well Long Long While was only released on a single but
it wouldn't have appeared like an albino in a coal-mine if
it hadda been slotted in on that Stones wonderful nod to Soul Music....Out Of OUR Heads





ROCKMAN