Well, it was uploaded today, sometimes it takes a few days to get views...not a bad rendition.

stones78--i know, i thought it was kind of cool, too - thought some of you might get a kick out of it - no clue who it is , just stumbled upon it- laid back bunch of kids - i liked how they went for the "studio" version



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That was a good version. I think the chairs enjoyed it too.

Well done! Choreographed by Mick Taylor?

these are seriously funny comments

You thought: "I'd help it out" ???

really? didn't even make it past 0:30.
does hb stand for hum-bug?

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I need a shot of salvation, baby, once in a while.
Hear the whistle blowing, hear it for a thousand miles...

open g - hey, any teens in today's day and age playing gimme shelter, to me, deserve some credit!

nevermind



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i like it
try it with audience next time.
and guitar in open g.
nice the stones are alive at all ages
keep on rollin

It's up to 111 views now - nice to see that the Young People of Today appreciate classical music! I like it too.

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hbwriter
open g - hey, any teens in today's day and age playing gimme shelter, to me, deserve some credit!

gives me hope. these guys could be the next BLACK CROWES


IORR............but I like it!

Can't understand why some people slag off stuff like this, for christ sake the world is full of atrocious electric music and rap/hip hop garbage, here we have the next generation paying homage to a classic stones song and, in my opinion, doing a bloody good job of it. Give em a break...I'm sure when some people first heard the stones trying to rip off muddy waters they said similar things!!



'some things, well, I can't refuse'

There's more. (And it seems their lead guitarist is called Ricky Taylor - how appropriate is that?)

To me it is the bassplayer who runs it.