"I Want to Be Loved" - Stones cover by 64Guitars, Greeny, and Farrell Jackson

[Farrell Jackson]

Bump! I burn many random cds of various Indie artists so I can play them in my pickup's cd player. Most are unmarked (so I'm surprised, lol) and stored in a holder in my sun-visor. I plucked one out yesterday, popped it in and this was the first song on the cd. I had forgotten how well this song had turned out and what a fun listen it was. So I'm bumping it with joy! 64's guitar, bass, drums, mix with Greeny's vocal rock this old blues song! Again it was a pleasure to be involved in this clean and precise collab.

Farrell 

[Hilary]

Oh my - just fabulous!

[SwanSong]

Super job on the vocal.s i really am impressed with
the whole collaboration. great job on gutairs vocals
and harp . simply marvelous. enjoyed Neil.!

[Geir]

Missed this first time around. Glad it was bumped !

Man you did a fab job on the music here 64G. This sounds like a full band playing oh so tight, and with the Green bluesmaster on vocals and that amazing harmonica playing by Farrell it's a sure hit !!

Well done guys! Well done !

[ODH]

I missed this too.  Beautifully performed and recorded, really nice simple song.

Good bumping there, Farrell.

BTW, one of my favorite Stone Roses songs is called I Wanna Be Adored.  I wonder if that's in any way a homage to this song?  Just a thought. The song itself is nothing like this, but still.

[andy casson]

This is superb! Great collab guys, never heard this before but that harmonica really pulls it together wonderfully, bravo

Andy

[Groundy]

Top shelf material guys well done.........Alex

[Farrell Jackson]

BUMPED again! I ran across this song once again and just had to bump it. Greeny's vocal is perfect and 64's musical work and mix brought this to life.....love it all over again with every listen.

Farrell

[Farrell Jackson]

It's been 8 years since I bumped this fun collab. song from The Stones Fest in 2012. 64 and Greeny did such a good job on this song and I feel fortunate to have been invited to add the harmonica....so BUMP!

[cuthbert]

Great bump - I've since become familiar with the Stones' version and this is quite faithful to it.

Well done, gentlemen.