It Hurts Me Too. Mick Jagger Jamming With Edward
.....The story goes that this album was recorded while the band waited for a certain Guitarist to roust himself from his midden & get his ass to the studio. This track has that loose, ambling feel of a jam grown from boredom. Ry Cooder's brittle nervous guitar & Nicky Hopkins saloon hall piano create a backdrop for some clever lyrical mashups by Jagger. as the song flows from Elmore James to Bob Dylan & back. Not quite a "Basement Tapes' ambiance as this was a real studio they were gettin bored to death in. But its obvious no one was thinking of an official release as they played.
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Comments (5)
Bought this one before buying Exile. I was 17, I didn't know any better. It was certainly a cash-in of an album, but fun nonetheless.
Where do you dig this stuff up at bones...
Seems to be a lot of jamming blues releases lying around with great players overing all the masters.
Cooder's guitar playing does sound careful and cautious but I like the track!
if Ry is involved, you KNOW it's worth a listen.
This is no exception