Blue Letter

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by chiliD

The extra electric guitar in SYLM is how Lindsey plays the song in concert...apparently, they mixed the single with that part enhanced to give it more of a "live" feel.

It was also a good way to shave a few seconds off of the intro.

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[bethelblues]

I've always found this song extremely catchy, very good uptempo, well written too for the melody and lyrics. It'd be a great moment in the FM concert, especially if they play it similarly to Mirage and drop out to feature John on bass. I know it might not be on Lindsey's radar since he didn't write the song, but it would certainly be a great moment for him in a concert. It'd work very well toward the beginning. It's one song I'd prefer to hear over his standard deep-cuts over the last tours: Not That Funny, Eyes of the World, I Know I'm Not Wrong, etc..

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by bethelblues

It'd be a great moment in the FM concert, especially if they play it similarly to Mirage and drop out to feature John on bass.

Yes that 1982 version with John’s bass is great. But Lindsey's guitar and Mick's drums also shine on the live version from the Deluxe White Album (Live at Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, 10/17/1975). They really rock from 2:30 until the song ends.

[Macfan4life]

The song was also performed as an encore on the 1987 Shake The Cage Tour.

It was prepped for the 4th single but it never happened which explains the radio edit that exists.