the rolling stones - no expectations - stereo remix III

Edit 3 for headphones, new, December 2020, editing techniques, trying to re-create the vinyl record sound, emphasizing Brian's slide guitar skills. 'Love it! Oh, how fabulous Brian was, alas, was, on the guitar. This song was first released as the b-side of the "Street Fighting Man" single in August 1968. Recorded May and June, 1968. Also released on the beautiful album "Beggars Banquet" in December 1968.
Source file of this edit: "Beggars Banquet" (Japanese mini lp remastered 2006 uicy-93027).
Acoustic slide guitar: Brian Jones. That is B R I A N and then J O N E S. Vocals: Mick Jagger. That is M I C K and then J A G G E R. Acoustic rhythm guitar: Keith Richards. That is K E I T H and then R I C H A R D S. Bass: Bill Wyman. That is B I L L and then P E R K S. Percussion (claves): Charlie Watts. Charlie what? CHARLIE WATTS ! the motor of the band, doesn't run without CHARLIE WATTS ! Piano: Nicky Hopkins, yes Nicky Hopkins in person!!! Ian Stewart (18 July 1938 – 12 December 1985) was also the Rolling Stones keyboardist, and more than that, he was co-founder of The Rolling Stones.

NO EXPECTATIONS
(Jagger/Richards)

take me to the station
and put me on a train
I've got no expectations
to pass through here again

once I was a rich man and
now I am so poor
but never in my sweet short life
have I felt like this before

you heart is like a diamond
you throw your pearls at swine
and as I watch you leaving me
you pack my peace of mind

our love was like the water
that splashes on a stone
our love is like our music
its here, and then its gone

so take me to the airport
and put me on a plane
I got no expectations
to pass through here again

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