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 Stratocaster wrote:

Such an amazing song - would be perfect if only the 12-string had been in tune.


That helps to make it "special".   ...sometimes imperfection can be a GOOD THING!  
Such an amazing song - would be perfect if only the 12-string had been in tune.
GREAT TUNE!! ICONIC!!  I was 11yrs old when this came out, & I bought the 45. Brings back memories!  Thanx RP!   
My sister had the Italian version of this on a 45. She loaned it to a local DJ and never got it back. Even so, I can still hear Mick singing in Italian in my head. "Il sole sta per tramontaaaaa...."
One of the first albums I bought- Sam Goody $3.00 ($6 for double albums).
Bill Wyman just turned 80. YIKES. 

https://variety.com/2016/music/festivals/bill-wyman-stone-rolls-into-his-80s-with-zeps-plant-van-morrison-and-others-1201904265/ 
As classic as it gets ...... lots of memories

This is not a judgement or criticism, but for some reason, I'm reminded of Spinal Tap singing "All the Way Home" {#Cheesygrin}


1st time in eleven years!! 

I guess we can expect it again in 2026, when I'll finally be retired (if not alive)...
 Johray63 wrote:
Though people, who still believe in the "war" between those two bands won't agree, the Stones, in a way, followed in the Beatles' footsteps. But who didn't, somehow?! I believe they wrote this for Marianne Faithful.
 
Yeah, she released a recording of it before they did.
Still excellent (look! mop-top Willem Defoe on the cover photo)
Fifty Years.  Sometimes they missed  by a jot. Toss the strings on this original and listen to a modern live version.
i just love the brian jones-era stones stuff.
Nice transition from Supergrass's "Evening of the Day"
A very evocative song - makes me think of black & white newsreels of Mick and poor, doomed Brian Jones. Well done for playing this. Yeah - think it was for Marianne.
Art_Carnage wrote:
The Stones, trying to out-Beatle the Beatles.
Though people, who still believe in the "war" between those two bands won't agree, the Stones, in a way, followed in the Beatles' footsteps. But who didn't, somehow?! I believe they wrote this for Marianne Faithful.
Art_Carnage wrote:
The Stones, trying to out-Beatle the Beatles.
hmm. i don't think so...but i can see why someone would.
The Stones, trying to out-Beatle the Beatles.
aha!!! It all makes sense now!!!
I read somewhere that two of them were locked / locked themselves in a bathroom and had to come up with a song before they could leave. Wonder if its got a blue plaque on the wall?