This song is on Jamming with Edward with Ry Cooder instead of Keith

agreed; also, most of the Stones' album tracks from 1968-1981 are better than most bands' Hit Singles;

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes.

Metamorphosis in one of their best outtakes compilations

Any of the pirate sites have all the outtakes from the studio sessions. There's an amazing version of Sympathy For The Devil on one that's a slower pace and has become my favorite.

it's from a album called jaming with edward, it's a good album but its pretty obscure

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glad you like it!

I second THAT FANTASTIC song,awesome uoload,Walter B.Thank you,Anthony R,

@@MrMelodynelson Every Stones fan loves it!!!

Not to mention Beefheart

Así es

Speaking of the “vaults”, I remember watching a stones documentary where Jagger is rummaging thru a closet where the floor is filled with cassettes and reel tapes, supposedly from sessions of Beggar’s thru Goat’s Head Soup...only God knows what we’re missing in that closet!!

I can feel it

Christina Carrillo yeah Mick laid this song down!

They still do to this day, to a certain extent!

Christina Carrillo outside of the late great Elmore James it is the best

@@robertmccarthy7516 They're both amazing, but props have to be given to Tampa Red. I mean, it's his.

by Nov./Dec. 2016 - a new blues Stones Album.

Anthony R. Wow, it will be great!!!

they just announced it! Release day is Dec 2 2016 :-))

Alcides DM the greatest thing ever..its like room temp butter man for these guys.

Excellent. Always my favorite!

It’s not the stones

Pk charlie thankd

Yeah, I miss Charlie...he was totally cool... Rest In Peace

I USED TO WORSHP DONNY OSMOND - UNTIL I HEARD THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SORRY, DONNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ry gave this cut the heart & soul for the Stones to groove by. Great combo.

Yes, Charlie is missed by many of us...Rest In Peace

They do lots of blues like this actually. Here's a cover of an Otis Redding song he may like. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btJ_gsyo1p_HlaM.html

They started out as a blues band at the very beginning of their careers....

Anything off Exile

Me,to,and once they are in their,it is for LIFE,AND l FOR one definitly,Love It,Walter b memphis,great comment!!

This one he-ah, is still rolling on the soundwaves of outer space baby, light-years away; light-years...out'o'site man!!!

I only understand abt 50 % of the words coming out of jaggars mouth But I still like it

Actually Keith is as rich as Jagger and have a few luxurious mansions.

Yo también...

So do I

I GAVE UP DONNY OSMOND AFTER SEEING THE STONES LIVE. THIS CONSTANT ORGASM OF ROLLING STONES OUT TAKES IS SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WONDER IF DONNY LISTENS?

In some kind of protest...

@@MrMelodynelson Thank you.. Well that was Keith. 💓

Ooooooooooh yeahhh

@68’ Rumble Bee Yes and I love Elmore James, but I want to hear all of the covers, and I think the Stones do it right!

what?!!!! in their first years they were essentially a cover band doing blues numbers. they obviously listened to ALL the old music. played it too, often with the blues great themselves.

Yeah l love the old stones just don't like what the Jagger and Keef did to Brian. They seem to have lost that certain thing, l can't explain it, that is just the way I feel. Been a fan since 63 /early 70s. Still play that time frame. 😎✌️

No Keith here so half Stones.

Mostly ALA Elmore James

That John Hammond record was 1967, I think. I still have the vinyl, and it is one side of a cassette with John Hiatt "Stolen Moments" on the other side. Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica with Hammond, Bloomfield on piano. I know, piano. We're getting old.

johm mayall's version with peter green on guitar one of the best.

Two different records. The Dr John Bloomfield Hammond record was called Triumvirate, and it came out in 73.

Yup, Triumvirate - great stuff, thanks! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oN2kl9x0zpreenk.html

Jagger on vocals too

romeo mareo So who's the guy singing? What the fuck is the problem with people these days, Mick Jagger don't count anymore?

romeo mareo actually this is from the Let It Bleed sessions in 1969. Mick Jagger said they started jamming while waiting for our guitar player to get out of bed.

romeo mareo. It's what it says it is really. It was released on 'Rolling Stones Records' though. I'm looking at the label right now! 'Hurts Me Too' is by far the best thing on it, the rest is fairly bored... jamming....waiting for Keith Time keeping which is'nt normal as I think we all know ! What a bunch of layabouts, they'll never make it !

Josh S. He does to me! He's 'Charlie's Singer' !! And I'm seeing them all just up the road from me on 2nd June, Ricoh Stadium (UK) . Don't think they will be doing this song though Awww! I think they will do a couple from Blue & Lonesome though.

Both John Mayall's Bluesbreakers and Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac trump the Stones as far as traditional blues bands.

Brettania brah freaking Brettania brah

Keb Mo does an especially nice cover of this classic..

Paul Butterfield Blues Band...

canned heat

No British white band.

I know a lot of Mick Taylor fans won't like this but the Ry Cooder and Eric Clapton almost joined the band after Brian was rightfully booted and this is what they might have sounded like But it is a good thing they got M. Taylor. Clapton and Ry Cooder were too much superstars to sit behind the Jagger/Richards writing team. They'd have ended up too bluesy, although it's great, I like the rock 'n roll jagger/richards came up with during this time and Mick Taylor doing his thing within that framework. Still would have been a great blues band with Ry cooder or Clapton, more taste than Cream, Canned heat or any other white blues band yet less spark then the Rolling Stones as a rock band.

Major Stones fan all my life, but quite a few bands were better at the blues. Mayall's Bluesbreakers, P. Green's Fleetwood Mac, Hot Tuna, Canned Heat, Butterfield Blues Band, Allman Brothers, Johnny-Edgar Winter were all much better at straight blues for me.

It hurtz me too often

Elmo James doesn't have a fabulous vid like this one.... best version all around.

Try the Dead with Duane: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jc2AiZx1q9G1dqc.html

He made Memo From Turner one of my favs

Ralph Irvine Great taste! Man, I heard a snippet of music during the helicopter scene of Goodfellas and just KNEW it was the Stones. Thought it was almost as cool as the first 11 seconds of “Can’t You Hear Knocking”. Looked for the song forever, no luck. One day “Memo” comes up as a suggestion on KZfaq. It was like a Christmas gift! Hope you’re doing well!

Keith said "I took from Ry Cooder everything I could".

Check out "Safe as Milk" by the great Captain Beefheart. Some awesome Ry Cooder guitar work!

@@trainsacomin2088 With Jagger...

mark richardson I doubt it was about Brian since it was written in 1940 by Tampa Red.....

Nice catch!

Yes

Dylan does a cool version of this song too.