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with sssoul
yeah it is pretty pure!
(René, if you don't mind minor corrections, i think "Forget about you’re used to be" is a typo -
it should be "your used to be", no?)
I think it never appeared on a bootlg which is realy sad.Would love to hear that one,too!Quote
saltoftheearth
Why didn'tthey release the live recording from the Rock'n'Roll Circus? HAs anyone listened to it? Is it THAT bad?
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slew
This is a fantastic song. I prefer some of the Stones takes to the originals on some of those early numbers. For a young skinny white kid Mick was really capable of some great interpretations. Check out the Bo Diddley tune Cops and Robbers from the BBC sessions his vocals blew mw away when I first heard it. That's what living for a year at Edith Grove and doing nothing but learning to play and understand those great blues numbers.
Confessin the Blues is really outstanding. Much better than the Stones early stabs at their own originals although Good Times Bad Times is a great county type blues. But along with that we had Grown Up Wrong though in its own way is somehow charming to me but it really is not very good.
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triceratops
Confessin' The Blues 2:46
Who is playing guitars here?
Brian is on harmonica
Is he on guitar too or is Keith double tracked
Stu tinkling the keys I presume
from the FIVE BY FIVE EP 1964
Mick and Keith were 21 years old...what were you doing at age 21?
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DandelionPowderman
Isn't it Mick on harp? At least, according to timeisonourside.com...