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Ian Stewart's boogie woogie piano drives this one home! My all time favorite Stones track.

No other band then or since could swing like the Stones!

"My Blue Eyed Jane" was the first record I ever owned. It was around 1954/55 when I was 5 or 6 years old. An elderly couple across the road had some old 78's and were playing them one night while my family was visiting. I fell in love with this one record and asked them to play it over and over. ...

For me, FM has always evoked the theme from the 60's TV show, Route 66, for some reason. There's even a similarity in the little piano vamp but mainly its an image of a radio station out in the middle of nowhere spinnin' blues and Elvis till dawn.

Steely Dan channels Earth, Wind & Fire.

@fairlyfastfreddie1

Beehives & the Brill Building and I'm on board!

As Larry Hart originally wrote:

"Couldn't sleep

And wouldn't sleep

Until I could sleep where I shouldn't sleep

Bewitched, bothered and bewildered am I"

As it's been said, William Holden had to hire a choreographer to teach him how to dance for this scene. For his efforts, though, Holden insisted on being paid for STUNT WORK!

Check out Darlene Love and the Blossoms stage right!

I believe I read that the female back-up singers heard on the bridge and the outro were Doris Troy, Dee Dee & Dionne Warwick.

They always have and always will sound their best in MONO!

You're up picking on the chorus, right?

George pretended to play a Gibson ES 345 in the promotional video for Day Tripper. Yet he used the Casino in the studio and on the road. Mmmmm.

No apologies necessary for your chops. The Riviera is my favorite Epi but currently Gibson isn't offering very much in that model. Sheratons, Casinos and Dots, oh my! The Joe Valensi and Custom P93 Riv's are just too quirky for my tastes.

Epiphones are for musicians. Gibsons are for collectors.

The Hippy-Dippy guitar tech. George Carlin is smiling down.

Dave Bronze (Bass) and Andy Newmark (Drums) kick butt. Eric never had a better rhythm section than that.

He had something to prove that night! Testify, Eric!

It's amazing he can play with so much gain without that big jazz box feeding back. Try that at home.

The Blue Shirt Performance is pure fire & magic. When Clapton came across these clips on YouTube (just like us mere mortals), even he was taken aback at the level of his playing, stating that he couldn't do some of those licks now, they were just too hard! He's playing the geezer card, perhaps, b...

The bridge between Western Swing & Rock-a-Billy.

@ninijbb143 Actually, they still do......in Idaho.

Cute. Moving right along, now.

Milk fed Joe Cocker. And that ain't a put down. Wow!

Loved 'Where the Action Is"! Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and the Raiders goofing about.

I've collected all the records used on Buchanan & Goodman's "The Flying Saucer" except this one. Thanks for posting.

@Xenda

You got girlfriend in states?

The weird thing is that this doesn't seem like a 44 year old clip. It's still very fresh.