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The Rolling Stones — Country Honk
Album: Let It Bleed
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Released: 1969
Length: 3:05
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Sittin' in a bar tippling a jar in Jackson
And on the street the summer sun it shines
There's many a bar room queen I've had in Jackson
But I just can't seen to drink you off my mind.

It's those honky tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme those honky tonk blues.

I played a divorcee in New York City
I had to put up some kind of a fight
The lady then all dressed me up in roses
She blew my nose and then she blew my mind.

It's those honky tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme those honky tonk blues.

It's those honky tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme those honky tonk blues.

It's those honky tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme those honky tonk blues.
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I like the Stones and I like alt-country but that song loses me. It takes the classic version and turns it into a bunch of noise. Not for me.
Posted 2 months ago by Wjs1356    [ Reply ]
My beautiful partner tells me she played this full blast off a 45 during her 16th birthday party over and over while gate crashers climbed through her parents bedroom window to join the fun! 
I may or may not have been one of those crashers...
Posted 3 months ago by craigbeechey    [ Reply ]
I'm re-imagining the Animal House scene where John Belushi takes the guy's guitar off him and smashes it, but with a fiddle.
Posted 4 months ago by MattRudely    [ Reply ]
 mrarchitekt wrote:
is he impersonating a redneck?


Reinterpreting. With affection..
Posted 7 months ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
 ExpatLarry wrote:

Boy that sounds like some guys having fun making music.


Yes!  ...Tons of fun!!!
Posted 10 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

Really?  That's Byron Berline, one of the most celebrated and sought-after fiddlers in music.  Are you giving lessons this week?



I wonder why he decided not to use one single pause in this song though, the constant stream of fiddle sound in this song is quite obnoxious
Posted 1 year ago by Sofa_King    [ Reply ]
I would be happy for this to emerge live. In the ear, in the headphones now, it is not that cherry. 
Posted 1 year ago by Dragonfly_Launch    [ Reply ]
 grant wrote:

Brilliant musical discombobulation.  A delicious mess of sonic southern fried chicken and waffles smothered in maple syrup.



interesting way to say ripped off.  
Posted 1 year ago by cuatro.thomas    [ Reply ]
 xtalman wrote:

Have not seen a comment but RIP to the fiddle player, Byron Berlin, passed in July 2021.




Thank You for the info.  May he Rest In Peace!
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
you gotta be careful in jackson, ms

even more careful, east of there'.. in vicksburg

on the mississippi river 

strange mojo in them river towns
Posted 1 year ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 rbrise wrote:


drummer for the rolling stones...Charlie Watts day job
A great remembrance.
https://www.npr.org/2021/09/02...


Posted 1 year ago by everettwa    [ Reply ]
Jack White's granddads.
Posted 1 year ago by MassivRuss    [ Reply ]
pure Stones gold!
Posted 1 year ago by nancy.misner    [ Reply ]
Have not seen a comment but RIP to the fiddle player, Byron Berlin, passed in July 2021.
Posted 2 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
 mrarchitekt wrote:
is he impersonating a redneck?


Is honkey tonk redneck culture?! Shit, maybe. 
Posted 2 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
is he impersonating a redneck?
Posted 2 years ago by mrarchitekt    [ Reply ]
Boy that sounds like some guys having fun making music.
Posted 2 years ago by ExpatLarry    [ Reply ]
 jimlandwehr2582 wrote:

RIP Charlie Watts. 



drummer for the rolling stones...Charlie Watts day job
Posted 2 years ago by rbrise    [ Reply ]
 ecojot wrote:


Hate to be pedantic but its Gram Parsons


too many grams
Posted 2 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
ICONIC!!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 h8rhater wrote:



Just never 'Muricans.


Whatever the fuck that insult is supposed to mean...
Posted 3 years ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
Charlie  R I P 
Greatest drummer ever bar none
miss you
Posted 3 years ago by B4D3neaker3    [ Reply ]
Godspeed, Charlie. RIP
Posted 3 years ago by eeastridge    [ Reply ]
 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
It was Graham when he was with English blokes.




Interestingly, his birth name was 
Ingram Cecil Connor III. Wikkipedia makes no mention of him ever spelling his name as "Graham". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...(1946%E2%80%931967)
Posted 3 years ago by wendyleefrancis1    [ Reply ]
R.I.P. Charlie...
Posted 3 years ago by firefly6    [ Reply ]
Posted 3 years ago by avereaiii590    [ Reply ]
To one of my favorite Jazz drummers who plays Rock and Roll. Rest in peace Charlie Watts. Thanks for the beats
.
Posted 3 years ago by charbo    [ Reply ]
RIP Charlie Watts. 
Posted 3 years ago by jimlandwehr2582    [ Reply ]
 mrsquid wrote:


Girl With The Far Away Eyes - another fun country stones tune.
Sweet Virginia.

Posted 3 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
 ecojot wrote:


Hate to be pedantic but its Gram Parsons
It was Graham when he was with English blokes.

Posted 3 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
 h8rhater wrote:
'Muricans by which you mean obnoxious wankers


Just never 'Muricans.


Posted 3 years ago by Stetsonman    [ Reply ]
 gjeeg wrote:

The Stones!..... that cover band..... Seems they always wanted to be Americuns....




Just never 'Muricans.
Posted 3 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
 johnnycache wrote:
Beatles or Stones ?  I'll take Zep, thank you
 
Why must anyone pick just one?
Posted 3 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
".. and next we have .. a country western band."  Brilliant. Thanks Bill!
Posted 3 years ago by talexb    [ Reply ]
Pretty good bluegrass honkey tonk but the really ripped off the British band name. 😜
Posted 3 years ago by Oxen1morale    [ Reply ]
Beatles or Stones ?  I'll take Zep, thank you
Posted 4 years ago by johnnycache    [ Reply ]
Yeah, guess you could say the RS "hung out" with Gram. Keith Richards pretty much killed poor little Gram. I won't say singlehandedly, because it's complicated. Very. And it's not like any of us were there then. What was it Joe Walsh (?) said about KR? That the most terrifying thing that ever happened to him was Keith Richards decided he liked him. Something to that effect. 
Posted 4 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
They ain't no Led Zeppelin, that's for sure.
Posted 4 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
 primm wrote:
{#Boohoo} love this version / it's not like its the only country song the stones ever did
 

Girl With The Far Away Eyes - another fun country stones tune.
Posted 4 years ago by mrsquid    [ Reply ]
With respect to the overall talent of the Rolling Stones, my brain's been conditioned by the more "rocked out" version of this song getting all of the radio airplay. 

The more I listen to this version, the less I like it.  
Posted 4 years ago by SpencerAR    [ Reply ]
 nubeloco wrote:
A bow to you and big applause for your acknowledging Graham Parsons' contribution to Country Honk by the Stones. He was a major song writing contributor to Exile on Mainstreet as was Ry Cooder. Neither were credited.  Graham was arguably the creative genius that hatched a genre known as country rock.  Byrds.  Flying Burrito Brothers and two solo albums.  He paved the way for the sound popularized by the Eagles and Poco.  And sadly he became another incendiary font of talent burned to ash too soon in OD.  There are great rewards in exploring his incredible creative gift.  Thank you so much for putting him front stage.
 

Hate to be pedantic but its Gram Parsons
Posted 5 years ago by ecojot    [ Reply ]
 h8rhater wrote:

The Stones wrote this alternate version, of an already released mega-hit,  because they were enamored with the budding Bakersfield country rock scene (soon to spawn many, many rock/country legends).  Perhaps they were thinking of those young struggling artists creating a new sound and "fighting for airtime" when they put it out.  Keith certainly was a huge fan of The Flying Burrito Brothers, and Gram Parsons in particular, around that time.

Also: "Entitlement", in the PC way that you are using it, was not a concept in 1969.

 
....maybe your best post, h8rhater.

This version actually works better for me, and the Album is excellent.  1969 was a  great year! 
Posted 6 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]
 Stephen_Phillips wrote:
Comedy record - its their prerogative to record whatever they want.

Its just a bit of fun - nothing more nothing less.

 
Comedy record? Gimme Shelter, Love in Vain, Let it Bleed, Midnight Rambler, You Can't Always Get What You Want? Not exactly stand up comedy, chum.
1."Gimme Shelter"4:312."Love in Vain"4:193."Country Honk"3:094."Live with Me"3:335."Let It Bleed"5:26Side twoNo.TitleLength6."Midnight Rambler"6:527."You Got the Silver"2:518."Monkey Man"4:129."You Can't Always Get What You Want"
Posted 6 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
The Stones best period. Unfortunately Mick Jagger's Country pastiche comes off as a bit of a "put on" but boy oh boy were there gems on this album
Posted 6 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Comedy record - its their prerogative to record whatever they want.

Its just a bit of fun - nothing more nothing less.
Posted 7 years ago by Stephen_Phillips    [ Reply ]
 nubeloco wrote:
A bow to you and big applause for your acknowledging Graham Parsons' contribution to Country Honk by the Stones. He was a major song writing contributor to Exile on Mainstreet as was Ry Cooder. Neither were credited.  Graham was arguably the creative genius that hatched a genre known as country rock.  Byrds.  Flying Burrito Brothers and two solo albums.  He paved the way for the sound popularized by the Eagles and Poco.  And sadly he became another incendiary font of talent burned to ash too soon in OD.  There are great rewards in exploring his incredible creative gift.  Thank you so much for putting him front stage.

 

woo-hooooo!!!  fun tune

cool note nubeloco   : )



Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 michaelgmitchell wrote:
Another example of "because we're 'The Stones, we can record anything we WANT..." junkola. I get so tired of this entitlement factor when so many great musicians are fighting for air time.

 
The Stones wrote this alternate version, of an already released mega-hit,  because they were enamored with the budding Bakersfield country rock scene (soon to spawn many, many rock/country legends).  Perhaps they were thinking of those young struggling artists creating a new sound and "fighting for airtime" when they put it out.  Keith certainly was a huge fan of The Flying Burrito Brothers, and Gram Parsons in particular, around that time.

Also: "Entitlement", in the PC way that you are using it, was not a concept in 1969.
Posted 7 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
 michaelgmitchell wrote:
Another example of "because we're 'The Stones, we can record anything we WANT..." junkola. I get so tired of this entitlement factor when so many great musicians are fighting for air time.

 
  Are you saying they shouldn't have been allowed to record any music they wanted to record...in 1969?  Any musician should be allowed to record anything they want.  I doubt this song got much radio play when it was released (almost 50 years ago), and it certainly has no relevance to any musicians who are "fighting for airtime" in the present day.
Posted 7 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
awesome version
Posted 7 years ago by DocStrangelove    [ Reply ]
{#Boohoo} love this version / it's not like its the only country song the stones ever did
Posted 7 years ago by primm    [ Reply ]
Meh. Got this on PSD.  Will use the feature agai..
Posted 10 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
i like it
Posted 10 years ago by PopKombo    [ Reply ]
Another example of "because we're 'The Stones, we can record anything we WANT..." junkola. I get so tired of this entitlement factor when so many great musicians are fighting for air time.
Posted 10 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
Never been to a Country Honk.

For lads who grew up on Mushy Peas, Jellied eels, warm beer and chips it sounds authentic to me - then again, they also grew up on a diet of american R&B old style. 
Posted 10 years ago by bb_matt    [ Reply ]
my guess is that not one of the folks that voted below a seven have ever been to a honky tonk here in the states.

If I close my eyes I can hear the dust and shells on the floor, smell the stale beer and see the beautiful girls swishing on the floor.

Ahhhh, the good ole days. {#Hug}
Posted 10 years ago by DanFHiggins    [ Reply ]
 grant wrote:
Brilliant musical discombobulation.  A delicious mess of sonic southern fried chicken and waffles smothered in maple syrup.
 
Frankly, I think they did this with a large helping of sarcasm to accompany the chicken and waffles.
Posted 10 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
And I just lost my lunch again... 

msymmes wrote:
I think I am going to bring up my lunch !

 

 


Posted 10 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
 nubeloco wrote:
A bow to you and big applause for your acknowledging Graham Parsons' contribution to Country Honk by the Stones. He was a major song writing contributor to Exile on Mainstreet as was Ry Cooder. Neither were credited.  Graham was arguably the creative genius that hatched a genre known as country rock. 
 
And yet, RP has exactly 1 (ONE!) Gram solo song in their library ("In My Hour of Darkness"), and it hasn't been played for almost 5 years.  The only Sweetheart of the Rodeo song represented here is "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere", which was written by Bob Zimmerman.  You get my drift...MORE GRAM IS NEEDED!

Why not start by adding The Byrds' "Hickory Wind", which he wrote and sang lead?
Posted 10 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
I think I am going to bring up my lunch !

 
Posted 10 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
A bow to you and big applause for your acknowledging Graham Parsons' contribution to Country Honk by the Stones. He was a major song writing contributor to Exile on Mainstreet as was Ry Cooder. Neither were credited.  Graham was arguably the creative genius that hatched a genre known as country rock.  Byrds.  Flying Burrito Brothers and two solo albums.  He paved the way for the sound popularized by the Eagles and Poco.  And sadly he became another incendiary font of talent burned to ash too soon in OD.  There are great rewards in exploring his incredible creative gift.  Thank you so much for putting him front stage.
Posted 11 years ago by nubeloco    [ Reply ]
Love the Stones....but this one....ugh!
Posted 11 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
 audiolizard wrote:
I know it's the Stones, but my gawd that was awful!

 
Okay, not all lizards get it, but still...LIZARDS RULE!
Posted 11 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Yes Mick's putting on his cowboy hat - but ALSO drinking a bottle of Jack
Posted 11 years ago by jmsmy    [ Reply ]
Brilliant musical discombobulation.  A delicious mess of sonic southern fried chicken and waffles smothered in maple syrup.
Posted 11 years ago by grant    [ Reply ]
Ok, starting here for the next hour I really was about to vomit.  This was really, really bad- poorly recorded and mixed with fiddle part which seemed mixed to get the cats yowling and humans covering their ears.  Not taking anything away from the artists but this was one of the few things which had me wishing I wasn't listening to RP....
Posted 11 years ago by seiferth    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
I just love this. Get a bunch of Brits in a studio and let them go country.  It's fun, silly, and somehow just perfect.

I could listen to this a few times in a row on my CD player.{#Mrgreen}{#Sunny}
 

Miss you so much, Cynaera...

love this marvelous parody of some country music...
 
Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
honk, honk
Posted 11 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
 Biscobret wrote:

Yup...

10 for me.
 
LOVE it.
Posted 11 years ago by mmoyer    [ Reply ]
 Sweet_Virginia wrote:
Sorry, you either love this or you don't. You have to get that side of the stones, it is their spin on country/blues/rock- not mocking and facetious (well maybe a little, but also slightly embarrassed). Listen to the guitar work. This is what evolved into Exile on Main Street, which many, believe to be their greatest album. This is what Keith Richards wanted Honky Tonk woman to be. 

10 10 10 10 10  
 
Yup...

10 for me.
Posted 11 years ago by Biscobret    [ Reply ]
Actually painful to listen to, mostly because it's mixed so badly.
Posted 11 years ago by Art_Carnage    [ Reply ]
Sounds like an Australian pub band doing a cover of the Stones.....sign of a good tune.
Posted 11 years ago by cormatic    [ Reply ]
 Uncomplicated wrote:
Let It Bleed is a masterpeice, and this track is no exception. I love playing it in the car when other people are riding with me. They look around when they hear the car horn. hahah :D
 
Back when It came out we had on cassette in an old Scout that we would take off road from time to time.  We could be out in the middle of nowhere going down a creek bed and when this came on everyone would look around.  I think it took about a decade before I finally got immune to it
Posted 11 years ago by Prodigal_SOB    [ Reply ]
Unusual
Posted 11 years ago by casey1024    [ Reply ]
good good good...{#Yes}
Posted 11 years ago by orquidea    [ Reply ]
 frootloopsfan wrote:
Might not be so bad without the faux southern drawls.
 
But that's the point, in'it?
Posted 12 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
I'm glad so many of you like this. I don't, but you put up with my choices, so it's only fair I accept yours. :^)
 
Posted 12 years ago by ottojschlosser    [ Reply ]
A true classic. I think I have covered this in half of the bands I have been in (20{#Bananajam}).
Posted 12 years ago by robotbass    [ Reply ]
 treatment_bound wrote:

The width of Keith's belt is almost the same as the waistline on Mick's trousers.
 

Damn, your observation just made me laugh outloud.  My first after a long day.  Thanx.
Posted 12 years ago by Larry_Rosenow    [ Reply ]
 Helchat wrote:

Long live the Grievous Angel!  We can thank Gram for a lot of good stuff still on the air or satellite waves. {#Yes}
 
Got dat right!
Posted 12 years ago by tonypf    [ Reply ]
 Definately mine
steeler wrote:
Probably my favorite  Stones album.
 


Posted 12 years ago by kilroyjoe3    [ Reply ]
 billyl wrote:

I can't think of anything but HEROIN when I see this photo.
 
It is pretty amazing Keef's still alive when he pretty much looked like the walking dead OVER 40 YEARS AGO!
Posted 12 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
 treatment_bound wrote:

The width of Keith's belt is almost the same as the waistline on Mick's trousers.
 
I can't think of anything but HEROIN when I see this photo.
Posted 12 years ago by billyl    [ Reply ]
More Stones!
Posted 12 years ago by billyl    [ Reply ]
How refreshing!!!   Love Love Love it...    {#Dancingbanana}
Posted 12 years ago by RedTopFireBelow    [ Reply ]
 calypsus_1 wrote:
 
The width of Keith's belt is almost the same as the waistline on Mick's trousers.
Posted 12 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Probably my favorite  Stones album.
Posted 12 years ago by steeler    [ Reply ]
Honk! Honk!
Posted 12 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Recently bought this album as a 176/96 download from HD Tracks - WORTH IT!! Sound is incredible!!!!
Posted 12 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
Gram...
{#Cry}
Posted 13 years ago by hippiechick    [ Reply ]
 iscoot4peace wrote:

I beleive it's a reference to Tito Jackson...but I could be wrong.

 

Of course!  Makes perfect sense now.
Posted 13 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
Wow..I didn't think this song could be any worse then I hear this.
Posted 13 years ago by Canlistener    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
I just love this. Get a bunch of Brits in a studio and let them go country.  It's fun, silly, and somehow just perfect.

I could listen to this a few times in a row on my CD player.{#Mrgreen}{#Sunny}
 
You are amazing.   Please continue your thought process.  {#Whistle}
Posted 13 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
I love this track!  and I never got a single penny from BMI for honking the horn of that 1956 Studebaker parked outside the studio.  COnsider that my donation to the Canon.
Posted 13 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
Not bad at all.  They were experimenting with style, trying to find different aspects of the music they loved.  They shared this bit...  I think it's fun to listen to, just to hear them mess around.
Posted 13 years ago by gregormiz    [ Reply ]
Might not be so bad without the faux southern drawls.
Posted 13 years ago by frootloopsfan    [ Reply ]
 lerxst wrote:
The Girl With The Far Away Eyes is their best attempt at country.  This is pretty lousy.
 

and I'll run 20 red lights in your honor!
Posted 13 years ago by LongGoneDaddy    [ Reply ]
Love putting this on when my wife's driving - the horn at the start always startles her.

Posted 13 years ago by The_Seeker    [ Reply ]

The Rolling Stones are returning to recording a new album, still in preparation. The former bassist Bill Wyman is returning to Band and agreed to record again with the band. This new disc also intends to honor the former keyboardist, Ian Andrew Robert Stewart, already disappeared, which began in the early days of the band. The Rolling Stones have not recorded since 6 years ago, so this new album is creating huge "expectations".      ~calypsus_1



Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
The Girl With The Far Away Eyes is their best attempt at country.  This is pretty lousy.
Posted 13 years ago by lerxst    [ Reply ]
 LongGoneDaddy wrote:


yup, you can thank Gram Parsons for that!

 
Long live the Grievous Angel!  We can thank Gram for a lot of good stuff still on the air or satellite waves. {#Yes}
Posted 13 years ago by Helchat    [ Reply ]
Despite what the critics said, there were limits to what the Stones could do. 
Posted 14 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
I tune in because I love most of what's played. I'm moved to comment upon rare occasion by something I really love and far more frequently by the stuff that makes me wanna scream. I have that screaming reaction to very little of what's played here—but it's that that moves me to comment. Get it?

The other problem, of course, is the obvious one: define "excellent," eh?

Posted 14 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
I just love this. Get a bunch of Brits in a studio and let them go country.  It's fun, silly, and somehow just perfect.

I could listen to this a few times in a row on my CD player.{#Mrgreen}{#Sunny}
Posted 14 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
I'm as tired of this song as the Stones sound while playing it. It's just not my style I guess.

Posted 14 years ago by Blasserman    [ Reply ]
 sirdroseph wrote:
Stones were absolutely at their best doing country!!{#Clap}
 

yup, you can thank Gram Parsons for that!

Posted 14 years ago by LongGoneDaddy    [ Reply ]
Stones were absolutely at their best doing country!!{#Clap}
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
 Sweet_Virginia wrote:
Sorry, you either love this or you don't. You have to get that side of the stones, it is their spin on country/blues/rock- not mocking and facetious (well maybe a little, but also slightly embarrassed). Listen to the guitar work. This is what evolved into Exile on Main Street, which many, believe to be their greatest album. This is what Keith Richards wanted Honky Tonk woman to be. 

10 10 10 10 10  
 
Some days I love this one, others not so much. It really depends on my mood. Today I'm on the fence.

Posted 14 years ago by islander    [ Reply ]
 Zep wrote:

Sorry that your country doesn't even rate music good enough to cover.

I mean, the blondes are great, and Volvos are solid, but is Abba the pinnacle of your music heritage?
 
We need more Abba on RP !!!


Posted 14 years ago by rez    [ Reply ]
I know it's the Stones, but my gawd that was awful!
Posted 14 years ago by audiolizard    [ Reply ]
{#Stop}
Posted 14 years ago by ginniet    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:
Love the Stones, love the song, love acoustic covers, but HATE this one. Nails on a chalkboard to my ears...
 
Joe Horton from NOLA?

Posted 14 years ago by mrdak    [ Reply ]
The fiddle was recorded in an ally for some reason which may account for some of the distorted sound.  
Posted 14 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
 BKardon wrote:
I'm surprised at the negative comments on this song.  My band plays this version of the song and we have a great time playing it (the crowd seems to get a kick out of it too).  It's just good old American music.
  

 It's just good old American music FROM ENGLAND :)

Posted 14 years ago by Wonderloaf    [ Reply ]
Honk honk!
Posted 14 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
 Sweet_Virginia wrote:
Sorry, you either love this or you don't. You have to get that side of the stones, it is their spin on country/blues/rock- not mocking and facetious (well maybe a little, but also slightly embarrassed). Listen to the guitar work. This is what evolved into Exile on Main Street, which many, believe to be their greatest album. This is what Keith Richards wanted Honky Tonk woman to be. 

10 10 10 10 10  
 
EXACTLY!
Posted 14 years ago by DigitalJer    [ Reply ]
Love the Stones, love the song, love acoustic covers, but HATE this one. Nails on a chalkboard to my ears...
Posted 14 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
 radioparadisehead wrote:
Anybody know to which Jackson this song refers?  Jackson, MS or Jackson, TN?
 
I beleive it's a reference to Tito Jackson...but I could be wrong.

Posted 15 years ago by iscoot4peace    [ Reply ]
 Sweet_Virginia wrote:
Sorry, you either love this or you don't. You have to get that side of the stones, it is their spin on country/blues/rock- not mocking and facetious (well maybe a little, but also slightly embarrassed). Listen to the guitar work. This is what evolved into Exile on Main Street, which many, believe to be their greatest album. This is what Keith Richards wanted Honky Tonk woman to be. 

10 10 10 10 10  
 

LOVE IT!!  10 for sure
Posted 15 years ago by peyotecoyote    [ Reply ]
Sorry, you either love this or you don't. You have to get that side of the stones, it is their spin on country/blues/rock- not mocking and facetious (well maybe a little, but also slightly embarrassed). Listen to the guitar work. This is what evolved into Exile on Main Street, which many, believe to be their greatest album. This is what Keith Richards wanted Honky Tonk woman to be. 

10 10 10 10 10  
Posted 15 years ago by Sweet_Virginia    [ Reply ]
 Zep wrote:

Sorry that your country doesn't even rate music good enough to cover.

I mean, the blondes are great, and Volvos are solid, but is Abba the pinnacle of your music heritage?
 
Ah Zep, ever heard of Opeth? Just one of the greatest Metal bands out there right now. Steven Wilson sure thinks so as he has produced several of their albums and their lead guitarist is featured on the Insurgentes album.

Abba?

That aside, this is a great song by a band that should never have to retire. If you love what you do, why would you ever stop?
Posted 15 years ago by horstman    [ Reply ]