With the Jajouka musicians, Brian was convinced he'd discovered the square root of the Blues he loved so much. Brian recorded these musicians in the late 60s and the project really didn't gain much notice. Jagger revisted this music for this particular track.
The band weren't happy with what they brought back from Morocco and whilst recording went to see The Drummers of Burundi and DouDou N'Diaye Rose (two large African percussion groups) play live in London. They wanted the Drummers of Burundi to record but they weren't available so the bulk of percussion, including the fast bits, was contributed by another African group, Farafina.
As a pure as silva as a pure as gold ..... omg What a good song
nokygomy 5 days ago
With the Jajouka musicians, Brian was convinced he'd discovered the square root of the Blues he loved so much. Brian recorded these musicians in the late 60s and the project really didn't gain much notice. Jagger revisted this music for this particular track.
LarryRickenbacker 1 week ago
najlepsza
bellamarta100 2 weeks ago
The band weren't happy with what they brought back from Morocco and whilst recording went to see The Drummers of Burundi and DouDou N'Diaye Rose (two large African percussion groups) play live in London. They wanted the Drummers of Burundi to record but they weren't available so the bulk of percussion, including the fast bits, was contributed by another African group, Farafina.
jookdog1 1 month ago
The Master Musicians of Jajouka with The Rolling Stones! Must not forget that Brian Jones introduced these guys to the western world!
vitorisrael 3 months ago
0 dislikes. u gotta love this!
Dejch24 5 months ago
I think Keith Richards was listening to King Crimson the day he wrote this song.
sestubbe 5 months ago
chop chop chop
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awnsome
jilg74 9 months ago