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The Rolling Stones - Schoolboy Blues b/w Brown Sugar (feat. Eric Clapton) 1970 - 320Kbps # Nanker Phelge & DrBN (Size: 17.33 MB)
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The Rolling Stones 1. “Schoolboy Blues” a.k.a “C*cksucker Blues”: When The Rolling Stones decided to leave Decca Records and start their own label (Rolling Stones Records) in 1970, Decca informed them that their contract obliged them to deliver one more single. The Stones complied by handing over the unreleasable "Schoolboy Blues," also known as "C*cksucker Blues”. Strangely enough, the song was eventually released by Decca in Germany, as a bonus single included with the 1983 four-LP boxed set “The Rest of the Best”. This bonus record never came with a sleeve. (Bootleg singles of the song have been issued with a picture sleeve). Plain cover, plain record label, withdrawn in weeks after the box was put in the shops. 2. “Brown Sugar” (Alt. Version with Eric Clapton): This alternative version was recorded on December 18th 1970, at Olympic Studios in London, after (or during) a birthday party for Keith Richards. It features appearances by Al Kooper on piano, and Eric Clapton on slide guitar. “If you listen to the lyrics, he sings, *Skydog Slaver, though it's always written *Scared Old Slaver. What does that mean? Skydog is what they called Duane Allman in Muscle Shoals, because he was high all the time. And Jagger heard somebody say it and he thought it was a cool word so he used it. He was writing about literally being in the South. It was amazing to watch him do it." (Jim Dickinson, in Keith Richards, Life (2010) The Rolling Stones 1. Schoolboy Blues a.k.a. C*cksucker Blues / 1970 (Vinyl Copy) 2. Brown Sugar (Alt. Version with Eric Clapton) / 1970  CD / 2014 / Compilation / 320Kbps Lyrics / “Schoolboy Blues”: Well, I'm a lonesome schoolboy And I just came into town Yeah, I'm a lonesome schoolboy And I just came into town Well, I heard so much about London I decided to check it out Well, I wait in Leicester Square With a come-hither look in my eye Yeah, I'm leaning on Nelsons Column But all I do is talk to the lime Oh, where can I get my c*ck sucked? Where can I get my ass f*cked? I may have no money But I know where to put it every time Well, I asked a young policeman If he'd only lock me up for the night Well, I've had pigs in the farmyard Some of them, some of them, they're alright Well, he f*cked me with his truncheon And his helmet was way too tight Oh, where can I get my c*ck sucked? Where can I get my ass f*cked? I ain't got no money But I know where to put it every time I'm a lonesome schoolboy Lyrics / “Brown Sugar”: Gold Coast slaveship bound for cotton fields Sold in a market down in New Orleans *Skydog slaver knows he's doing all right Hear him whip the women just around midnight Brown sugar H0w come you taste so good now? Brown sugar Just like a young girl should Drums beating, cold English blood runs hot Lady of the house wondering where it's going to stop House boy knows that he's doing all right You should heard him just around midnight Brown sugar How come you taste so good now? Brown sugar Just like a young girl should now Yeah Ah get on, brown sugar How come you taste so good, baby? Ah got to get on, brown sugar Just like a black girl should, yeah Now I bet your mama was a tent show queen And all her boyfriends were sweet 16 I'm no school boy but I know what I like You should have heard me just around midnight Brown sugar How come you taste so good baby? Ah brown sugar Just like a young girl should, yeah I said yeah, yeah, yeah, whoo! How come you, how come you taste so good? Yeah, yeah, yeah, whoo! Just like a, just like a black girl should Yeah, yeah, yeah, whoo! Yeah The Rolling Stones 1. Schoolboy Blues a.k.a. C*cksucker Blues / 1970 2. Brown Sugar (Alt. Version with Eric Clapton) / 1970 Sharing Widget |