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than a frontal lobetomy.
--- On Mon 12/12, Mark <
mdhiggins86@... > wrote:
From: Mark [mailto:
mdhiggins86@...]
To:
gracesbrianjonesclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 16:10:18 -0000
Subject: [GRACE'S BRIAN JONES CLUB] Stones Song
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The Stones took a big risk releasing Little Red Rooster as a single. <BR>
But Mick and Keith believed in it, Brian definitely believed in it, <BR>
and it was successful. I think it's one of the best songs on Rolling <BR>
Stones Now, an amazing song, not to mention, that a pure Blues song <BR>
hitting number one in the Pop charts was a hell of an achievement in <BR>
1965. A hell of an achievement for the Blues genre. There's a great <BR>
version of this song, taken from the tv show Shindig, with close-ups <BR>
of Mick's child-bearing lips, hahaha. If you want to check it out, <BR>
along with live versions of Satisfaction, Play With Fire, and <BR>
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, go to Google and type in Rolling <BR>
Stones On Shindig, 1965. Lately,it hasn't been downloading for me, for <BR>
some reason, but maybe it would on someone else's computer.Respect.<BR>
<BR>
Yes I do agree. I love Little Red Rooster. Someone told me No Expectations
was also Brian's song, but I don't know anything about that.
Does anyone know what Brian's favorite Stones songs were? I know he loved the
Blues, and I do as well, but can't remember what his favorite ones
were that were put out by the Stones. I also read he put out a "solo"(?) called
"Sure I Do" but never made it or something, can't remember.
Have you heard Walkin The Dog? Wow he could shatter GLASS with that
whistling!!! Will check out Google, now that would be under Video right?
I will check that out. Thanks.
<BR>
Mark<BR>
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ps-Johnny Cash is considered a Country artist, but a lot of his songs <BR>
crossed over, whereas, a Blues song had never done that, which is why <BR>
Little Red Rooster was such a significant single, Imo. <BR>
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