...and if you were somehow trapped in a sleazy karaoke bar and you were kinda drunk and wanted to sing along with a Rolling Stones song it would be...???
Discuss.
No arbitrary rules whatsoever, so just go for it. I should add, however, that today's post was inspired by accidentally discovering an instrumental-only track of one of -- IMHO -- the coolest Stones songs ever. Which I was planning, for the longest time, on going into the studio and overdubbing with a pathetic vocal by yours truly. Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed. 😎
And which song woould that have been? See below.
Alrighty then -- what would YOUR choice(s) be?
And have a great weekend, everybody!!!
14 comments:
"You Got the Silver" is one of the most beautiful love songs ever created!!!
My karaoke embarrassment would be performing in public "Parachute Woman"!
Just because!
Captain Al
Technically, a Mick song, not a Stones song (though they did record it later): Memo From Turner.
"Sweet Virginia" or maybe just the spoken parts of "Far Away Eyes," unless I had someone to harmonize with, then all of "Far Away Eyes."
Depending on my mood/ impairment and the audience i might do As Tears Go By or Dead Flowers.
rs
A sleazy karaoke bar, you say? "Star Star," of course.
Heh.😎
I used to sing Time Waits For No One in a band. But I'd like to do Dead Flowers when I'm drunk at karaoke.
I used to sing Dead Flowers with my old hometown garage band the Weasels. Tons of fun.😎
I was revisting Goats Head Soup yesterday
Their best drunk karaoke sing-along and who doesn't want to yell out the refrain in the song - Starfucker S...fer, S...fer
Star Star 🍻🍺🥃🥂😉
i'd like to go into a piano bar and play a George-Winston-esque solo instrumental version of You Gotta Move
Mr. Charlie: I love the idea of an instrumental piano bar" You Gotta Move"!
Captain Al
Whoops, missed Anon's post 🥴
Since someone already called dibs on Dead Flowers, I'll take Tumblin' Dice
Here are some that are slightly off the beaten path but... 1) Connection (from BETWEEN THE BUTTONS) - terrific song, always thought it should have been a single, catchy, uptempo; 2) their early 80s output is somewhat underrated - I'd do She's So Cold or Let Me Go or Where The Boys Go from EMOTIONAL RESCUE, or Neighbours from TATTOO YOU.
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