Recorded: 4th - 19th December 1971 and January - March 1972, Sunset Sound Studio, Los Angeles (Overdubbing-Sessions). Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound Engineer: Andy Johns.
Mick you and the boys never run out of ways of expressing yourselves through your music 🎶 🎵, It's freaking awesome that you are truly find different ways to keep your music relevant and alive🎉🎉.That's why you guys are who you are.The best rock band in the world 🌎
I actually find that the rawness and groove comes out better in this version than the one that ended up on the album. With that kind of tempo I prefer Rip This Joint.
Nawww TOTR is perfect as it is, kind of a deconstructed RTJ, this feels like a jam RTJ and TOTR should of been played back to back live I’m surprised they missed that trick
Dude first off Thank You! And if I must say and I will for that matter. Your RU-vid channel has the absolute best Rolling Stones songs and collection ever.
No, Mick Taylor's part fades up in the center around one minute in, and you hear it in the fadeout. The single note riffing. Keith's doing the chord riffing that starts the song and continues throughout.
It's a different performance of the song, a different TAKE. It sounds like it has all different instrumental and vocal tracks. Among other things, the harmonica track sounds pretty different. It's a take that was not used on the album. that makes it an OUT-TAKE.
