Edit (instr.) for headphones. Wow: organ out of tune from 0.24 to 0.26 and from 0.30 to 0.32. Also on the album release. Which prooves my theory that the early Stones songs for the main part were recorded in one take. The take was not redone, probab…
Edit (instr.) for headphones. Wow: organ out of tune from 0.24 to 0.26 and from 0.30 to 0.32. Also on the album release. Which prooves my theory that the early Stones songs for the main part were recorded in one take. The take was not redone, probably because the organ was recorded together with a perfect drums and bass part. Only Mick Jagger's vocal overdubs (the louder voices on the guitars channel) and the third rhythm/solo guitar parts were added later on. Still a great piece of art. Listen to (I think) Brian Jones on guitar in the background (also the opening of the song), while the rhythm guitar (Keith) is rhythming & riffing all along, with (added) extra riffs all over the song.
I chose to slowly fade out the picture: music is best heard with eyes closed.
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