Heh...'whistle register'...

Sing? Yes. Hot? Whatever floats your boat subby, who am I to judge?

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Hmmm.... that sounded a bit too polished for live......

If you want to hear more of the amazing Ms. Fischer, she is on a great new album by Linda Chorney, "Emotional Jukebox." Check it out. Chorney is magnificent.

Still prefer the Grand Funk version.

More evidence that the Stones play rock while the Beatles played pop.

My absolute favorite Stones song. I get goosebumps whenever I hear this song, with the studio version, that is.

The tempo felt like it was dragging. She's a very good singer, but "hot"? No, not really.

WOo

meehaw: Whodat: More evidence that the Stones play rock while the Beatles played pop.

Absolutely.

Wow. That was surprisingly bad.

I never knew the Rolling Stones covered that Adele song.

All I could think while watching that was " I'm pointing my fingers, pointing my fingers".
(I've seen the Stones live and that was definitely remixed in studio)

Whodat: More evidence that the Stones play rock while the Beatles played pop.

Well, yeah.

OMFG! Is everyone here Gay? One of my top ten fav songs, Studio version. that is, But that girl is smoking hot. Who were all those limey dudes backing her?

Whodat: More evidence that the Stones play rock while the Beatles played pop.

The Beatles want to hold your hand.
The Stones want to fark your sister.

Is it just me or did they push Keith's guitar into the background and focused on Ronnie.

I thought she had rather narrow knees
but i saw mick drag poor Stevie Wonder around at the Garden so its a trade off

There were more black people on stage than in the audience.

LesserEvil: By my count, it's his 24,830th day on the planet.

/Just waiting for Wapner

The video was in 95'. If you look at him now days it looks more like his 24830 year on the planet.

Sweet baby Jesus, that blew my mind to pieces.

Mick annoys me to no end, but Ms.Fischer's voice nearly made my heart stop with joy. And seeing the boys actually genuinely SMILE (except Mick, of course) was a beautiful miracle to behold.

It seems that the older groups get, the faster they play their classics. Such is not the case this time, thank god. This couple-beats-slower version turned it into a monster jamming groove that I will remember and love for a long time.

Thanks subby.

Broktun: There were more black people on stage than in the audience.

Yet another year for you at the kid's table. When you decide to grow up; you're welcome to join us adults at the big table.

Fark that was great!

I saw them first in 78 Folsom Field Boulder, CO, followed by 1982, both great shows, but I'd love to see them in an intimate lounge or club back then, they played the Rainbow (300 seats) Theater in Denver in the 80's missed that one, they played using a psuedoname once word got out who it really was, nobody couldn't get within a block of the place that night.

Kurmudgeon: Still prefer the Grand Funk version.

now THIS i must find on youtube!

That chick was all kinds of wow. Watched it twice. Too bad about the sharp knees though, huh fellas?

That woman's voice was amazing, but her legs could be the basis of a major religion.

Whodat: More evidence that the Stones play rock while the Beatles played pop.

Not knocking The Stones, but they are frequently dubbed R&B. I guess I was too young to understand the appeal of the Beatles.

Kurmudgeon: Still prefer the Grand Funk version.

Yep.

Ross E. Krushan: If you want to hear more of the amazing Ms. Fischer, she is on a great new album by Linda Chorney, "Emotional Jukebox." Check it out. Chorney is magnificent.

Holy fark!

She is indeed magnificent. I love the looks on the boys faces watching her belt that shiat out. Nice find subby.

Third_Uncle_Eno: Kurmudgeon: Still prefer the Grand Funk version.

now THIS i must find on youtube!

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armoredbulldozer: Whodat: More evidence that the Stones play rock while the Beatles played pop.

Not knocking The Stones, but they are frequently dubbed R&B.

That's because of Keith. In one of their documentaries, they wanted to pursue a pop sound but Keith couldn't/wouldn't give up on playing blues bass.

SDRR
Third_Uncle_Eno: Kurmudgeon: Still prefer the Grand Funk version.

now THIS i must find on youtube!

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thanks mate!
but i found it last night.

i still like the original better though.

oldernell 2011-12-10 09:39:50 AM
There was a performance at Live-Aid with Tina Turner that was about as hot as you've ever seen. I can't find it, but I do remember it.

My thought when I was watching the video: 'That beats Tina Turner.'

There's no bugs on Merry Clayton, either (new window)

Nice qualifier there, subby.

Not the best version by a long shot, though.

Slowed down, no urgency to it.

Keith Richards > Mick Jagger.

Atomic Spunk: The tempo felt like it was dragging. She's a very good singer, but "hot"? No, not really.

Me too.

Great job, Subby. Way to completely fail to grasp the meaning of the word "hot" in terms of sexual attractivity.