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...but I may be wrong. My take is... Mick, John and Lindsey laid down an instrumental track (called Keep Me There?). Christine had a song with a working title 'Butter Cookie' that was added to the music of Mick, John and Lindsey. She fleshed out the lyrics and it became 'Keep Me There'. Stevie wrote a song called 'The Chain'. At some point Christine's Keep Me There was dropped and The Chain was added to the music instead. Lindsey independently culled a lot of the original lyrics and wrote a new introductory verse (and more?). Lindsey developed the guitar riff from Lola My Love. Interesting you say 'Keep Me There' is like something you'd find on a Bob Welch-era album. For me the basic music track has a feel of The Purple Dancer (which I think technically pre-dates Bob Welch). Is this chain of events roughly right or am I a mile off? |
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