Thank you, so glad you like to cover and really appreciate the subscription, cheers! I thought this was a Jagger/Richards composition, but I'm a Townes fan too and love his version of course. I haven't performed those others before but will try 'em out...
@@AdamSweetMusic You are 100% correct! Townes just covered it. His recording on UA-cam is from the General Store/Post Office in Luckenbach, TX. You heard of Hondo Crouch? His grandson is John Graham and he married my best friend's sister. The music line-up was amazing!
@@AdamSweetMusic The Viva Terlingua album by Jerry Jeff Walker was recorded at Luckenbach. JJW made an album about Hondo after his passing. I maybe still have a video of Hondo's daughter getting up on a table and dancing while Gary P Nunn played the night before the wedding. Do y'all follow the Texas music scene?
I love the Townes Van Zandt version but his isn’t the original. The song was written by Jagger and Richards and released on the Stones’ ‘71 album Sticky Fingers. Townes’ version featured on his album of live covers called Roadsongs which was released in the early 90s. This live version was also used in The Big Lebowski.
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Your Bassman carries the day Ha Ha! Nice Job. Mick & Keith is proud.
Jesus ....this geezer can sing !
Very kind of you thanks!
Finally a cover of this song that does it justice.
Thanks! Very kind of you to say so. 🙂
Perfect tuning, nice percussive style, love the song and your performance.
Thank you, much appreciated!!
Very, very cool cover /arrangement. Love the way you ride the back beat...hanging on until the last second. Great vocals...thank you
Thanks so much Thomas, really glad you like it.
Love this😊
Thanks Trevor!
Awesome 👏
Thank you!! 😊
Nice job guys.
Thanks!
I like it in this key, and laid back tempo 2nd song I ever learned after knocking on heavens door
Thanks, yeah I love the feel of this song...one of my favourites to play.
Big Lebowski style, I'd say, except for the break.
@@holboroman yeah I love the Townes Van Zandt version
@@AdamSweetMusic Cool!
@@AdamSweetMusic , more Townes or Guy Clark, a few to choose
heyyyy, nice work guys 👏👏👏👏👏🇦🇷
Thank you!! 😊
Nice job, guys. I love your cover.
Thank you so much! :)
Love it 🔝😎💋
Thanks Carla. Hope you're well - hoping to get back to the Netherlands one day!
I’m well thank you Adam would be Nice to see you back in Holland again 🍻& hope you’re well too.😎
Nice one Adam!
Thanks mate!
Great cover! Townes Van Zandt wrote it. Just subscribing now... have you thought about doing Tecumseh Valley or Waiting Around to Die?
Thank you, so glad you like to cover and really appreciate the subscription, cheers! I thought this was a Jagger/Richards composition, but I'm a Townes fan too and love his version of course. I haven't performed those others before but will try 'em out...
@@AdamSweetMusic You are 100% correct! Townes just covered it. His recording on UA-cam is from the General Store/Post Office in Luckenbach, TX. You heard of Hondo Crouch? His grandson is John Graham and he married my best friend's sister. The music line-up was amazing!
Jagger/Richards wrote this. It is on Sticky Fingers. It is a brilliant song. Townes covered it.
@@JM-wu8bh no I can't say I have heard of Hondo Crouch...gonna search for him right now!
@@AdamSweetMusic The Viva Terlingua album by Jerry Jeff Walker was recorded at Luckenbach. JJW made an album about Hondo after his passing. I maybe still have a video of Hondo's daughter getting up on a table and dancing while Gary P Nunn played the night before the wedding. Do y'all follow the Texas music scene?
good cover, I would have liked that the bass also sings and vocal harmonies are formed. anyway i liked it 👍
Thanks Cuenta, glad you liked it!
Nice. Repossessions of a a Towns VAN ZANT song
Dead flowers is not a rolling stones, but a townes van zandt cover
I love the Townes Van Zandt version but his isn’t the original.
The song was written by Jagger and Richards and released on the Stones’ ‘71 album Sticky Fingers.
Townes’ version featured on his album of live covers called Roadsongs which was released in the early 90s. This live version was also used in The Big Lebowski.
Tin guitar!kkk