i was drinking with this blind guy last night

[RaceU4her]

he had me put this song on the juke box and he was rocking out. now im into it lol

 

[70 Mach 1]

Nice
I never heard that stones song before

 

[SBlue]

he had me put this song on the juke box and he was rocking out. now im into it lol

If not my favorite, that's guaranteed in my top three favorite song from the Stones.
The horn section it's incredible, and Keith singing the backings on this song was always a reference point for me.
Not my favorite sounding Stones album, specially after the incredible sounding Sticky Fingers, but the sounds and performance turned up very magical!
One of my all time favorite albums, and one of my all time favorite song.

 

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[RaceU4her]

If not my favorite, that's guaranteed in my top three favorite song from the Stones.
The horn section it's incredible, and Keith singing the backings on this song was always a reference point for me.
Not my favorite sounding Stones album, specially after the incredible sounding Sticky Fingers, but the sounds and performance turned up very magical!
One of my all time favorite albums, and one of my all time favorite song.

Moonlight Mile will always be my favorite song by them. Exile i never really listened to all that much, gonna have to give it another go

 

[fusedbrain]

Yeah, the Stones are probably not prime Rig Talk listening material, but I'm a big fan of the late 60's - early 70's stuff with Mick Taylor.
Keith will always be a legend for the songwriting and the "in the pocket " rhythm guitar work, but some of the tracks Mick Taylor laid down for the Stones in that time period just have this great feel and flow to the parts.