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Nice. One of my favorite Carole King songs. I always thought Amy could have done a beautiful rendition of King's Oh No Not My Baby....It's sad we'll never know...

Hey something called SuperMegaUberGenius,

really? That's your contribution?

Sad

She's beautiful and underrated. Too bad it seems only the lighter skinned African-American and Latino women make it in Hollywood.

@hau5ovmau5

And that makes you laugh? Idiot.

Very nice groove. You guys got all the minor 7 chord changes right! That's what makes this song.

That outro! The slow build-up and then the groove falls back in. Ahhh....rock and roll heaven. That was actually Jimmy Miller on drums. I found that out recently and was slightly dissapointed it wasn't charlie because I always considered his greatest groove....

Jade? Marlon? They're the orginal Stones kids. And the cool ones.

I never heard that before, but Mick is singing in Spanish at :58 'She said...don't you understand...Te quiero mejito....' and then later at 3:20....

Very sweet.

Love the background vocals and the extra Taylor guitar lines, but why the movie clip? Kinda cheapens it.

Beautiful.

My all-time version of this song.

This is great. Love the sepia, the vest......

Best show of all time.

The greatest tv sitcom of all time.

It also created a more common cultural connection, a shared experience. If you were alive in the 60s and 70s - young, old, white, african american, hispanic, asian, wealthy, poor....chances are we're all going to remember the same music, shows.

I miss that.

Mick Jagger on background vocals!

My favorite CSN song.

Beautiful. One of my favorite songs of all time. Neil is peerless and timeless.

This was a latterday gift I never expected from the Stones at this point in time. Keith's souful riffing, Charlie's crashing cymbols on the accent minor 7 chord, Taylor recapturing that magic. Most of all, Jagger is singing like he means it, like he's telling someone something really important, ...

@oliviahylton

She was obviously paying tribute to an artist she admired. That should have been understood oliviahylton.

Get a life.

Lovely voice. Its a very difficult song to sing and you did a great job.

Very nice. I like how you guys did you own thing with the harmonies. Excellent take on a beautiful, soulful song.

Brilliant version. It puts that voice and those lyrics up-front, not buried in production.

Thanks!

Thank you! I've been looking for a simpler version of this song, without all the production. I love how she takes the song's original inspiration from Ashford and Simpson - the way the song rises and then falls, and then rises to emotional heights....she captured the original song's emotional hig...

This is just beautiful. So raw, so aching, so visceral. I had initially written Amy Winehouse off as just another retro performer. I regret that I had to rediscover the true talent behind the image after she passed. The greatest artist of her generation.

@chrook

Was he with his dad, Bianca?

Very cool.

@MrStephanie1212

Great song. But its possibly not about Jerry Hall. Jagger said at the time that it was about a "particular fallout" and "it's not about Jerry Hall." It was written with Matt Clifford during the Bridges2Babylon tour, before his breakup with Hall. My guess, maybe Bianca.