And..., if you ever get into a group literate enough to know the Country
Honk alternative on Let it Bleed, you can ape the dirty fiddle.
It's always struck me as a little sad that audiences are usually unaware of
that one, even people who call themselves "big Stones fans".
Brad Trainham
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I play this song regularly. A straight blues scale works fine. Sit the song
out except for a solo or two then go nuts and jump up and down. If you can
get everyone jumping up and down, so much the better.
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