(Mona)I Need you Baby . Opening's Tune New Tour .

MONA .

And Also '' The Midnight Hour '' for the Horn section's .



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Pat Peterman - I Love The Way You Do Your Thing 1970
TOTAL Dance-floor scorcher...Hot...sexual ...built for Jagger and dem Stones

Found on -
The Birmingham Sound - The Soul Of Neal Hemphill

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Kenny Ballard & The Fabulous Soul Brothers - I'm Down To My Last Heartbreak 1967
Low geared down on the knees stuff ... Jagger would ream it........cream it...

Found on -
When A Man Cries - Kent CDKEND 176

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Barbara & The Browns - You Don't Love Me 1971
Jagger & Stones could groove-pound it inta the ground ... audience slayer...

Found on -
Barbara & Browns - Can't Find Happiness
The Sound Of Memphis Recordings - Kent CDKEND 278

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The Falcons - Let's Kiss And Make Up - 1963
R&B crashing inta the early days of ssssssoul...Guitar & horns... For YOU Keith...
AND there's at least another 3-4 ya know Keith could dose..rip & rock
Feels Good.......Your On My Mind....She's My Heart's Desire ....What Ta Do.....Billy The Kid ....

Found On -
The Falcons - I Found A Love Relic 7012

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Chris Clark - Sweet Loving - 1967
Recorded at Motown 1967 remained unreleased till 2005
Shimmering guitar driven soul dance stormer - Ideal for YOU Ronnie me lad

Found On -
a cellar OF MOTOWN! VOLUME2 - 962 929-7

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ROCKMAN

Private Number by William Bell and Judy Clay. Mick and Lisa sharing vocals
What's The Telephone Bill? - Bootsy Collins. Mick in falsetto mode again.
Get Down - Curtis Mayfield. Echoes of Black and Blue on this one.

What they do?

They smile in your face. All the time they wanna take your place. The Back Stabbers.

Smiling faces, smiling faces. Sometimes they don't tell the truth. Smiling faces, smiling faces tell lies. And I've got proof.


Hmmmm ..... smiling faces. Faces. Get it?



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Stretch - Why did you do it?

Here's one they could really get funky with:

L.T.D. (Every Time I Turn Around) Back In Love Again

I gotta vote for It's Your Thing ....
not because I think the Stones could do a good version...but I just like it.

I'd also like to see them take a stab at
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy.....not like the Buckinghams though
More like a bluesy version of it that I have

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

This one from Wilson P.

Would be a good workout for Bobby K also.

I'm more into 60s soul, but how about this slice of hot funk from the 70s:

tighten up ... archie bell and the drells

everybody is a star ... sly and the family stone

shame shame shame ... shirley and company

Now?....a Rock/soul version of''Whats going on''....or maybe a good one might be''many rivers to cross''

Or ''Plastic Smile'' from the Temps!

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...or maybe a good one might be''many rivers to cross''

The Animals did a great version of this in the 70s:

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Sleepy City

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...or maybe a good one might be''many rivers to cross''

The Animals did a great version of this in the 70s:

great version....thanks! Its just made for the Stones!

Maybe''Im hooked on you'' from Al Green

They shouldn´t cover soul tunes...they should cover RnR songs.

Yes but they are a good soul-blues/pop/ funk RnR UNIT.....Thats their power

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They shouldn´t cover soul tunes...they should cover RnR songs.

Rock Around The Clock? Peggy Sue? Great Balls Of Fire? King Creole? All great songs, but I think soul songs generally suit them more...

Something from Curtis Mayfield

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Something from Curtis Mayfield

That was by The Beatles.

Nothing from the 70s...YUCK....

JR

Maybe something that speaks to their advancing age, but which is still upbeat, uptempo, and not in any way mawkish. Something like "If I Could Turn Back The Hands Of Time" or "Give Me Just A Little More Time"

It may not be such an exciting song, and maybe not qualify as soul (a little reggae), but I think they would do a great job of Johnny Nash's I Can See Clearly Now,

Another one I think would be cool:

Timmy Thomas's "Why Can't We Live Together?"

I would pay to hear Mick sing You're Having My Baby.

Yes, I am aware that it's hardly a soul song, but I have the decade right.

A live mix of "Out of control" and "Papa was a rolling stone" with Lisa and Bernard up front doing vocals with Mick.

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Something from Curtis Mayfield

That was by The Beatles.>

Never heard The Beatles sing like Curtis. But I've heard Mick. And I've heard Keith nick some licks off Curtis as well

Bad Luck, by Don Covay. Yo.

"Sweethearts Together" segueing into "Don't Rock The Boat"?

How about "You Don't Miss Your Water"?