cHECK OUT THESE JAMS-

FINGERPRINT FILE
hOT sTUFF
mISS yOU
slAVE

mICK IS ONE FUNKY wHITE BOY!

*Gett Off-Foxy
*Knee Deep-Parliament
*Tainted Love-Soft Cell (I know this aint funk but I'd still love to hear it
*SuperFreak-Rick James

Oops, I just read the title of this thread These aren't "Stones" songs but I'd still love to hear P cover these.

As for Stones songs:

- Miss You
- Emotional Rescue
- Beast of Burden
- Start Me Up
- Brown Sugar
- Waiting On a Friend
- Harlem Shuffle

(Hey, imagine if you will the last one on the list as a msh-up with some Alphabet St. samples. That would be way cool!)

Now, how about Prince songs the Stones should cover? Wait, let's not go there...

"Hot Stuff" done with "Hot Thing" in a Medley would be Dope to Me."Miss You"&"Ruby Tuesday".

"Beast of Burden" -- loved Bette's cover also.

purpleunderground said:

"Harlem Shuffle" is originally by Bob & Earl from 1963. The Stones put a nice spin on it though. My vote would be "Terrifying" from Steel Wheels.

Wow I would Die if Prince did Hot Stuff and how about Wild Horses and How about Hey Negrita and Emotional Rescue? Damn he already did Miss You and Honky Tonk Woman. And Quite Wonderfully. How about Angie and Dancing with Mr D? Prince I believe can cover Mick's vocal range and Falsetto quite Wonderfully. What a Treat! Pure Pleasure ! Do I hear Toronto ? Do I hear Trudau as in Maggie? Groupie! Groupie! Elizabeth Taylor? Party,Party!

it would be cool if he did Gimme Shelter

I have a live version of "Miss You" with Sting and Ronnie Wood from Wembley.

"Can't You Hear Me Knockin"
"Slave"
"Tops"
"Tumblin' Dice"

Somehow i can picture his falsetto all over "Emotional Rescue", but I try to block that song from my memory.

Dance(PT.1) from Emotional Rescue

It would b something 2 see Prince do "Miss You"...and make it, "Miss U"!

Funky beat, good lyrics, nice bass line, really nice hook... yeah... I can dig it.

DMSR said:

Prince has has already played this

Now why does Mick have a passion 4 us(Black women)??

considering how UNfunky he made Honky Tonk Women, which is one of their funkiest, how about he just leaves them alone? and leave Bonnie Raitt's shit alone too!

JAMIESTARR said:

Have you ever heard "Dance Part 2" off of Sucking in the 70's? This version kicks ass and has more vocals. The music is similar but it's more of a song. Might be online somewhere, the cd is out of print unfortunately.

Ifsixwuz9 said:

I forgot about that Live version, but I would still like a studio version with better sound quality and Prince's production.

DMSR said:

NO! Cool thanks 4 the tip

Aaron said:

I liked Prince's cover, but he took out the funky cowbell and didn't really add much to it. He should have really funked it up with some cool bass and synth or something, instead it sounds like an average blues band covering it.

Man...too many but I would really love P to do

-Sweet Virginia
-Paint it Black
-It's Only Rock N Roll
-As Tears Go By...

Aaron said:

ah...Aaron is back.

herbthe4 said:

Do you have the whole song or the snippet? All I have is the snippet, lucky dog!



Miss You (I know he played it, but I've never heard the WHOLE song)
Emotional Rescue
Gimme Shelter

As much as I LOVE Beast of Burden, I just can't picture P singing it...

Some Girls

Gimme Shelter--if he does it like The War...or puts some ummph to the vocals like Mick did. Not just some rag tag ho hum version like he did with Honky Tonk Women, but sang it with passion and played the fuck outta the geetar while doing it.

Hmmm - Prince doing the Stones. Somehow the first thing that comes to mind is Prince doing Mick (or vice versa)
Sorry...

As far as music goes

Waiting on a friend - always one of my favourite Stones tunes. Prince and his band would add just a tad mo flava.

Satisfaction - one of the best R&R tunes of all time. Simple, sophmoric but smokin to all shiznicks and still getting played. Prince could add just a tadd more funk to the track but maintain the raw guitar which makes this song such a gem.

The stones have their own style. let prince do his..

Honky Tonk Woman (... gimmee gimmee gimmeee the honky tonk blues!)

[This message was edited Tue Sep 17 8:14:43 PDT 2002 by Arcamar]

CalhounSq said:

The whole thing, regrettably only on cassette w/o great sound, but worth owning just for the historical significance. He segues it into "The Roof is on Fire"...Truth be toold, it aint that great, but that's probably because the sound is muddy - that, and the fact that I wasn't there.

"This one belongs to you, when I get through it's gonna' belong to ME."
[This message was edited Tue Sep 17 11:24:01 PDT 2002 by herbthe4]