hey folks
can anyone post any info on this gem from the voodoo brew sessions, i just stumbled across it, and quite like it.

ROCKMAN

that is funny I was just listening to it today driving home from work and also really enjoyed it, it really is a gem! Another one to blast in the car is Dirty work from the Dirty work album, man what a cool song, vicious guitars Stones at their very best

The Tim Ries Project did a really nice jazz version of this at the Vortex in August with Bernard singing. They are supposed to be releasing a second album this year - I hope this one is on it.

I like a lot their chorus, they are great, great guitars, TODO!!!

Carlitos
Tenerife

Bernard had introduced it as Keith's song (or a Keith song or something like that). I don't even think I had heard the original prior to hearing them do it. Then I played it several thousand times. It IS supposed to be on the new Tim Ries cd -- should be great -- Bernard's interpretation was beautiful.

one of my very favourites.
Nice to see that some other folks agree.

My favourite on Vodoo Lounge! I love Stones gospel songs.

Wonderful tune.. Saved my sanity thruout my country's biggest law suit case, while alone in a hotel room for seven weeks.

I like it. I like most of Voodoo lounge...no really bad songs there. Of course some are better than the others. Sweethearts together is questionable...but ok.

A lovely and forgotten gem in their songwriting past. I'm quite sure that this song and many others will be lost over the years. Hopefully someone will discover it and treasure it like we do.

The greatest thing about it is it doesn't have "Motherchucker" Chuck Leavell. That makes it great song!


Me No Likey Chuck!

One of my all-time top 10 favorite Stones songs!! I'd love to see it live!!

One of their best modern songs without a doubt. Totally underappreciated.

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Always loved it.

JumpingKentFlash

I have to admit it's not amongst my VL picks, opposed to the Storm and Jump On Top of Me.

Great track