Who's driving your plane? - The Rolling Stones video free download
This song was released as a "B" side single in both the States and the UK in Sept., 1966. However, its US title was "Who's Driving My Plane".
Vocal Echo: Mick Jagger Piano: Jack Nitzsche Harmonica: Brian Jones Electric Guitars: Keith Richards & Brian Jones Drums: Charlie Watts Bass: Bill Wyman
Who's Driving Your Plane?
(Jagger/Richards)
It was your father who trained you and your mother who brained you
To be so useless and shy
But I just replaced them and tried not to break them
Because you could stand up if you tried
And I wanna see your face when your knees and your legs
Are just gonna break down and die
And, who's driving your plane?
Who's driving your plane?
Who's driving your plane?
Who's driving your plane?
Are you in control or is it driving you insane?
If I could wave a magic wand, then maybe you'd change
Back to bein' a blonde
And your skirt would come down, it would cover your feet!
If I said, "It's not camp to wear Tiffany lamps"
You'd be thrown right out in the street
And I wonder who's driving your plane?
Who's driving your plane?
Who's driving your plane?
Who's driving your plane?
Are you in control or is it driving you insane?
You could stand on your head or maybe sing in bed
If I said it was the thing to do
If you're in with the faces and their getaway places
'Cause they don't take no notice of you
Well, the trendy pace-setters will just called you a pain
'Cause I want to know, who's driving your plane
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9 years ago
RICARDO BENAVIDES
It was your father who trained you and your motherwho brained youTo be so useless and shyBut I just replaced them and tried not to break themBecause you could stand up if you triedAnd I wanna see your face when your knees and your legsAre just gonna break down and dieAnd, who's driving your plane?Who's driving your plane?Who's driving your plane?Who's driving your plane?Are you in control or is it driving you insane?If I could wave a magic wand, then maybe you'd changeback to bein' a blondeAnd your skirt would come down, it would cover your feet!If I said, "It's not camp to wear Tiffany lamps"You'd be thrown right out in the streetAnd I wonder who's driving your plane?Who's driving your plane?Who's driving your plane?Who's driving your plane?Are you in control or is it driving you insane?You could stand on your head or maybe sing in bedIf I said it was the thing to doIf you're in with the faces and their getaway places'Cause they don't take no notice of youWell, the trendy pace-setters will just called you a pain'Cause I want to know, who's driving your plane...9 years ago
montana
This is way too good for the sixties, it's something timeless. That's why Stones are the greatest band ever.9 years ago
PAULLONDEN
Who's flying your car....1966 ultimate sleaze. Flipped on "Have You Seen Your Mother" ,this was the Stones' last thunderous Hollywood RCA stuff ,before they decamped to London for 3 years and totally revel in their royalty status there. 9 years ago
Andy Thomas
Freakbeat Meet The Blues! Truly demented stuff! Even if it is a dead-ringer for Dylan's 'Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat'! 9 years ago
Brian Herrington
For me this track which would be one of the final times you would hear the original Stones in their true boogie raunchy barrelhouse blues swing style is driven by Stu and Charlie they are nailing it down. They attempted this somewhat in 1994 with the track Mean Disposition but it fell well short. I'd love to see and hear these Grand Ol Bluesman do gigs with this stripped down sound yet I'm afraid that's not possible without Stu or even Nickey.10 years ago
peterthomas583
Ian Stewart (the Sixth Stone) is likely to be the piano player on this 'cos it sounds like his style. Of course Jack Nitche was around at that time as well as others. You'll have to ask the Stones for details!!! Thanks for posting.10 years ago
Reverend Ovni
this has a raunchy stank that can only be found in a true barrelhouse10 years ago
dominique aubert
un autre bon blues ! ! ! ! 10 years ago
Emipapa1964
...ne..ist doch anders.Ist ein Bild vom Passat Kombi.Den hat ich mal so vor ca. 25 Jahren.Und mit einer Opel-Gang hab ich rein garnix zu tun.Hör nur gerne Blues und natürlich auch die Stones.Und Deinen Kommentar fand ich gut.Deshalb hab ich ja auch drauf geantwortet.....Bis die Tage Gru§ -EMI-10 years ago
Stahlflug
....doch doch, aber das gilt eher für die 80er jahre.... .....und alles gute auch noch an die Opel-Gang.... die klitsche auf deinem Bild läßt keinen anderen schluß zu als das du einer davon bist...Gruß.....10 years ago
Emipapa1964
..nöh...oder ?..10 years ago
nyekurity
Real Chicago tune11 years ago
Stahlflug
Ich kenne leute denen machen solche Stonesnummern Angst.......11 years ago
Emipapa1964
Schönes Ding...hört man immer wieder gern :)11 years ago
Frank ny
Your right,I read somewhere that those guys,especially Nitsche played on various Stones recordings throughout the 60s,though uncredited.Like a keyboard here,a bass part there and drums here and there.etc...11 years ago
trfesok
I agree totally!11 years ago
Stahlflug
Juwelen die sich mal so aus dem Ärmel schüttelten und die dann als b-seiten oder LP-füller benutzt wurden.11 years ago
TheBigvolt
We had a band called "Joker" 69 -72 we were always picking somewhat obscure stuff ,,,, This was one of me favorites, Loved it then and still do., BV11 years ago
Stahlflug
Incredible...........11 years ago
Stahlflug
Solche Songs schüttelten sie mal eben aus dem Ärmel als wär´s das normalste der Welt.Related Videos
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