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I have always loved this track. Great build up to the end with Taylor soloing. I really like Goats Head Soup. First chance I got to see 'em was in 1975 so I missed this gem a coupla years back (despite lining up for Cardiff Castle tickets. The gig that wasn't to be).

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There are 2 live versions (1973) on youtube. Bad sound quality, Taylor on lead. Keith is not audible, but it doesn't spoil the fun.

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KingmanBarstow
I have always loved this track. Great build up to the end with Taylor soloing. I really like Goats Head Soup. First chance I got to see 'em was in 1975 so I missed this gem a coupla years back (despite lining up for Cardiff Castle tickets. The gig that wasn't to be).

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There are 2 live versions (1973) on youtube. Bad sound quality, Taylor on lead. Keith is not audible, but it doesn't spoil the fun.

It was only played twice live at all, at Vienna and at Mannheim, and then th song was dropped. I wonder if the Stones still have soundboard tapes of these shows. I also like the song very much, and although GHS is pretty uneven I'm glad they did not try to repeat Exile. IMHO, 100 years ago is one of the Highlights on GHS.

One of their true Gems. Love it to bits. This song always gets tears in my eyes.
Just shear beauty.
jeroen

great tune! awesome mick taylor soloing!

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I have always loved this track. Great build up to the end with Taylor soloing. I really like Goats Head Soup. First chance I got to see 'em was in 1975 so I missed this gem a coupla years back (despite lining up for Cardiff Castle tickets. The gig that wasn't to be).

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Holy crap this is good. The song goes from genre experience in the studio(great though) to a real living possible classic. Incredible. What a band they were back then. Exciting as hell.

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I love watching this vintage stuff. Interview taken during the 1973 European tour.

....always good ta see ..... I wanna kiss Micky J ....



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Keith : "We used to be like The Osmonds." Classic.

85% Mick
10% Keith
5% Mick T

Lots of scratching by Keith and Mick T...nits are a nuisance.

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The band I first fell in love with! Look at Keith, Mick, and Brian go! It's worth the teeth-aching embarrassment of watching the girls freaking out to get to that part. Thanks for posting!

That explains it all

Had seen this video before but hadn't noticed that Brian plays not one but two harps here.

Love this clip. I remember Mike Douglas Show. He had a LOT of great rock acts on his show; Yeah it's kind of geeky with the excited fans but it's sweet in a way too. It's probably pretty rare them doing absolutely live performances, just the five of them, on American TV; maybe that Dean Martin Show appearance was live as well?

I've seen the clip so many times over the years but never tire of it. When they finally get past the small talk and leap into the number it's just so confident and intentional and beautiful. Later years when they'd open with this one I thought it was fantastic as well. Hard to be beat classic Stones live and raw in '64. The hand percussion is fabulous. Cuts right through...Keith playing lead and all the other guitar parts as necessary; just so ON it...Brian's playing here is so beautiful, soaring, but also adds that driving train rhythm; man it's all here and it's all so good.

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Sweet Virginia - live in Virginia, 2005

Love it...............

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hi,

somebody did upload songs on YouTube with a very good sound now,

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Preview from Eagle Rock? (Although it's a bit blurry). The set reminds me of Hampton '81.

thats taken from MfG54
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Excellent!

Haha, nice! Thanks for sharing.

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I hate to be the doomsayer here, but, "Nahhhh". It's cool in its own way, but having a sing along and basic jamming on cellos doesn't cut it. It's just some cats showing they can riff on a Stones song. Dig this version. The Stones should do it this way in their shows, IMHO. So should the celloists. I'd love to hear them jammim' on them cellos.

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Very good, these guys should do the opening act for the upcoming No Filter tour. An interesting "wake up" call.

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I hate to be the doomsayer here, but, "Nahhhh". It's cool in its own way, but having a sing along and basic jamming on cellos doesn't cut it. It's just some cats showing they can riff on a Stones song. Dig this version. The Stones should do it this way in their shows, IMHO. So should the celloists. I'd love to hear them jammim' on them cellos.

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swinging some hard blues there; love it; ty for posting link!

Nobody can top the DEVO cover LOL

There's a live version from Television that is fantastic

It's horrific......