I'm no drummer, but to my ears, Charlie's work on this track is some of his finest.  It's got everything a "golden era" track needs - tasty leads (3:11), a fine groove thanks to Watts/Wyman, a wonder KR riff, Mick doing multiple vocal tracks.  I like it far more than "Luxury" (a middle-of-the-pack song, by TRS standards).

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Throwaway wrote on Feb 8^th, 2010 at 2:34pm:

I'm no drummer, but to my ears, Charlie's work on this track is some of his finest.  It's got everything a "golden era" track needs - tasty leads (3:11), a fine groove thanks to Watts/Wyman, a wonder KR riff, Mick doing multiple vocal tracks.  I like it far more than "Luxury" (a middle-of-the-pack song, by TRS standards).

agreed - it rocks like F%#$

and dont'forget the classic keith backing vox

whos'on keyboard?

here platter - check it out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7SS5BU1wLU

I think it's Nicky on keys - the band sure had some firepower in those days, huh?

Time Waits?  Let Nicky do his thing.

S&C?  The boogie woogie master.

Need some funk on 100 Years Ago?  Billy baby.

I especially like the change during this [unusual] lyric: Living is the finer love,
loving is the finer feel

stonedinaustralia wrote on Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:04am:

Throwaway wrote on Feb 8th, 2010 at 2:34pm: I'm no drummer, but to my ears, Charlie's work on this track is some of his finest.  It's got everything a "golden era" track needs - tasty leads (3:11), a fine groove thanks to Watts/Wyman, a wonder KR riff, Mick doing multiple vocal tracks.  I like it far more than "Luxury" (a middle-of-the-pack song, by TRS standards). agreed - it rocks like F%#$ and dont'forget the classic keith backing vox whos'on keyboard? here platter - check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7SS5BU1wLU

Thanks for the link, SIA. This guy has some great stuff uploaded!