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mick mueller

Brian's slide made the Stone's music so bluesy in these early sessions. Not to mention being the best harp player blowing blues rock. He also had some very good early solos, like on I Wanna Be Your man. Keith and Ian both had personal reasons for down playing Brian's playing and influence.

mick mueller

Ian Stewart in da house.

sha1om

Vaguely reminds me of Chuck Berry's "Blue Feeling" (B-side of "Rock And Roll Music").Great recording; I've never heard this one before.

Karl Ertunc

Ian Stewart on piano?

Dhritiman Sen

who better to carry on the legacy of chuck and johnnie than keith and ian. keeping all the glory perfectly intact

helmusico

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TheRacer120

This reminds me of T Bone Walker.

AssinnippiJack

Yes I believe this is Brian's signature work. What blew people away in those seedy subterranean clubs in London & beyond. Before all the fame & pressure.

kenneth hedgewick

@exapno ventilator blues, midnight rambler... keith could play slide.. quite well actually, just not as well as brian mick or ronnie.. thts all, they were slide experts. keith is a rhythm expert, but can also play lead quite well too... just remember who he had behind him... great guitarists.

Yandri Vahala

i like this one

exapno

That is an old Stones Myth that Brian was absent - this was recorded on the Stones first visit to Chess, June 1964. Brian was there for the two days of recording. According to Wyman, this recorded at the same time Down in the Bottom, I Can't Be Satisfied, and dozen tracks on which Brian plays brilliant, inspired slide. There is no way Keith has EVER, or WILL ever play such beautiful slide. That is why Keith has always needed that second guitar to have the chops to play a decent slide.

Luar Rangel

Bill,Keith,Mick,Charlie and Brian!!!

Maria Helena Passos Passos

@helenawf great stu!

pabloplacenti

exelent outtake!in my favorites and 5 stars

Maria Helena Passos Passos

charlie, bill, stu,keith and brian, I suppose.

ElmoLewiss

charlie and bill, keith and ian stewart, no jagger or jones.

Iffy

Interesting instrumental - hard to tell who's playing what on it though: Brian Jones, Ian Stewart, Chess backing musicians?

steve conn

This sounds like a Howlin' Wolf song, can't remember the title, If I never wake up, something...

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