Alternate Version without Sax. Recorded: 25th June - 9th Aug. & 30th Aug. - Oct. 1979, Pathe Marconi, EMI-Studios, Paris. Producers: The Glimmer Twins, Sound-Engineer: Chris Kimsey.
Definitely underrated song, I recall from a time long ago hearing this, kind of forgotten which stone's song it was, really happy to hear this one again as well as other songs by them.
Love the Whole album May just truly be the most often overlooked Stones album for real I think it's a Classic Stones Album Always have Tracks like Send it to Me Simply superb Yet never mentioned
Sometimes they come together all at once, and become The Rolling Stones. So perfectly loose and rocking that they elevate even this 2d piece of bubblegum-pop to a masterpiece.
I sang this in a club partially directed at the girl I was trying to leave. Holiday Inn Orangeburgh Ny 1981. The song had been released a year(?) earlier
Too much better without Sax! I'd remaster all Stones Songs who have Sax and I'd take it out from them! Until 1969 they didn't use Sax in Solos! They were the Best Stones!
Brian Harrison Um Hell No. Bobby Keys RIP sax is iconic and makes many of their songs great. Brown Sugar, most of Exile, Heartbreaker, Live With Me. Later other sax players too- Tracks like Slave with Sonny Rollins, Some Girls with Mel Collins, etc!
@@flyingburritobro68 Yes I understand what you say about Bobby Keys his first Sax Solo was Live with me on Let It Bleed LP. But for this and another reasons I like more the First Stones with Brian than their 2nd Era with Taylor with a lot of Sax! It's Excellent too but it's not the same!
I cant stand Springsteen or Billy Joel because of excessive use of the godd#m saxophone. I can barely stand Bobby Keys' work with the Stones. The sax is often worse than the freaking bagpipes
