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Feel On Baby
(Mick Jagger / Keith Richards)

The Hit Factory, New York City, New York, US, June - August 1, 1983

Mick Jagger - lead vocals, harmonica
Keith Richards - electric guitar, harmony vocals
Charlie Watts - drums
Ron Wood - electric guitar
Chuck Leavell - keyboards
Robbie Shakespeare - bass
Sly Dunbar - drums, percussion

Feel on baby, feel on baby
Won’t ya feel on baby, feel on baby
Feel on baby, feel on baby, feel on baby

When I travel coast to coast, you're the hook up I miss the most
In the motel you're the ghost, other women don't come close

Feel on baby, feel on baby, feel on
Feel on baby, gotta feel on, feel on baby

From the first time, such a crush, such excitement, such a rush
In the kitchen, in the car, in the ditch, on the dirty floor

Oh, feel on baby, feel on, feel on baby
Feel, feel on baby, feel on baby, feel, feel, oh

Feel, feel, feel, feel on baby, feel on baby, feel on baby, feel on baby
Feel on baby, feel on baby, feel on baby, feel on baby

Wanderlust and love disease, taken over and strangled me
Cure my body, make me whole, feed my body, feed my soul, feel on baby

Got to, got to, feel on baby, got to feel on, got to feel on
Got to feel on, got to feel on, got to feel on

Feel, got to feel on, feel, feel on baby, got to feel on, got to feel on, got to feel on
Feel on baby, break my heart, got to feel on, got to feel on, feel on baby
Feel on baby, baby, baby, got to

Produced by The Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey

First released on:
The Rolling Stones - “Undercover” LP
(Rolling Stones Records CUN 1654361) UK, November 7, 1983
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Feel On Baby (dub)
(Mick Jagger / Keith Richards)

The Hit Factory, New York City, New York, US, June - August 1, 1983

Mick Jagger - harmonica, voices
Keith Richards - electric guitar, voices
Charlie Watts - drums
Ron Wood - electric guitar
Chuck Leavell - keyboards
Robbie Shakespeare - bass
Sly Dunbar - drums, percussion

Produced by The Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey

First released on:
The Rolling Stones - “Undercover Of The Night” 12” single
(Rolling Stones Records 12 RSR 113) UK, November 1, 1983



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-12-01 18:23 by René.

Is this really a song/track?
More a demo to me.

Mr.Fancyman

I don't like it

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I like it, especially the 12" instrumental dub. "Feel On Baby" is also a nice phrase with a typical Keith sound to it. IMO, it would be a good title for a Rolling Stones box set, and maybe an even better one for a Keith Richards solo album.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-04-12 11:15 by Greenblues.

Rubbish

A fantastic tune. THE best dub/reggae-track the Stones ever made, imo.

Nobody could do listenable songs between 1982 - 1988 for some dangerous reason...I was completely into Classic music that period...


JB

"Feel on Baby" is on of the candidates for the "Worst ever Stones album !!"

used to hate it, but when i rediscovered the album undercover (some month ago, after years of not playing it at all), i just started to love it.
thats the beauty of music and of good songs: one can always discover new things.
i think it's one of their best reggae/dub whatever songs. it's very loose and groovy and the harmonica gives it even a bluesy touch, something you wouldnt expect on a track like this. great song!

***** i'm a cold italian pizza *****

I always liked this tune, synth and all. I especially appreciated Mick's vocals at the time. It had been a while since he really sang a tune like that. I love that whole Undercover album and always have.

I don't like most of the Undercover album, but this is a very good song, mostly because of Mick's great vocals.

Great track.
There are a lot of great moments on Undercover. Feel on Baby, Tie You Up, Wanna Hold You, All The Way Down, She Was Hot etc.
But I never liked It Must Be Hell, it's a bad self-parody.
Maybe the sound of this album is a bit too 80's rock, and I don't like that period.
FEEL ON BABY is a classic Rolling Stones track IMO.

totally hot



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-04-13 07:33 by with sssoul.

we all need to get our feel on once in a while... or, if you're mick, a bit more often.

Always loved both...the album and the 12" version.
Play it at maximum volume and your spot will be shaken...

Yes,with sssoul is right :
absolutely hot

did you ever wonder why mick says he was "drippin' sweat" in "She Was Hot"?... this is the song they had on the stereo.

never liked it - fake reggae with a faux reggae vocal. one of the early indications of armageddon. not sure, but think it also contributed to the spread of disease and flooding in certain locales...

"Fake reggae" ?
Sly & Robbie might be surprised having been misused without knowing so far...

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shortfatfanny
"Fake reggae" ?
Sly & Robbie might be surprised having been misused without knowing so far...

it was prolly mick's dreadlocks wig that tricked them....

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shortfatfanny
"Fake reggae" ?
Sly & Robbie might be surprised having been misused without knowing so far...

it was prolly mick's dreadlocks wig that tricked them....

...and Don´t Look Back.

One of my fav tracks from one of their best albums!

C

Best song on the album. And the dub version is one of the few successful ventures the Stones have ever made into that field.

So there.

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Gazza
Best song on the album. And the dub version is one of the few successful ventures the Stones have ever made into that field.

So there.

heavens! they fooled gazza too? man, these guys are good....

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Gazza
Best song on the album. And the dub version is one of the few successful ventures the Stones have ever made into that field.

So there.

heavens! they fooled gazza too? man, these guys are good....

I was speechless so I couldn't react on Gazza's comment

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Gazza
Best song on the album. And the dub version is one of the few successful ventures the Stones have ever made into that field.

So there.

Fully agreed !
The 12" version is a must have.

HMN

Definitely one of my fav Stones reggae numbers.

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T&A
never liked it - fake reggae with a faux reggae vocal. one of the early indications of armageddon. not sure, but think it also contributed to the spread of disease and flooding in certain locales...

I like the track..sure its faux reggae. but looked at that way, how about other songs..'I Got The Blues'= faux Stax...' 'BAck Of My Hand'= faux Chicago blues...'Tops' =faux soul...etc...

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T&A
never liked it - fake reggae with a faux reggae vocal. one of the early indications of armageddon. not sure, but think it also contributed to the spread of disease and flooding in certain locales...

I like the track..sure its faux reggae. but looked at that way, how about other songs..'I Got The Blues'= faux Stax...' 'BAck Of My Hand'= faux Chicago blues...'Tops' =faux soul...etc...

Summer Romance - faux Chuck Berry
Streets of Love - fee fi faux dung

SR may be faux Chuck Berry (I like it very much though - ouch the lyrics), but RESPECTABLE should have Chuck's credits on it. I mean, it's so good!

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T&A
never liked it - fake reggae with a faux reggae vocal. one of the early indications of armageddon. not sure, but think it also contributed to the spread of disease and flooding in certain locales...

I like the track..sure its faux reggae. but looked at that way, how about other songs..'I Got The Blues'= faux Stax...' 'BAck Of My Hand'= faux Chicago blues...'Tops' =faux soul...etc...

Summer Romance - faux Chuck Berry
Streets of Love - fee fi faux dung

Streets Of Love 'faux dung'?