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This is from the movie One Plus One by Jean Luc Godard. You can see that Brian Jones was in total decay and abandonment. The Stones were also with the head on the moon and I believe that nobody saw or wanted to see the next day. And see that? It is a good record this season. The Rolling Stones in the studio rehearsing Sympathy for the Devil The guy on keyboards is Nicky Hopkins.

Angie 1972 Demo - Rough Mix Without Reverb & 2nd Keyboard Overdub 25th - 30th November & 6th - 21st December, 1972 Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica 16:9 Clip 6000kBit/s / MP3@320 48000Hz Mick Jagger - Vocals Keith Richards & Mick Taylor - Acoustic Guitars Charlie Watts - Drums Bill Wyman - Bass Nicky Hopkins - Piano Nicky Harrison - Arrangement For Strings Unknown Musicians - Strings Jimmy Miller - Producer Andy Johns - Chief Engineer I wanted the look of a sketch and a painting for the clip - yer PC is not broken! Needless to say, THIS IS BETTER THAN THE ALBUM VERSION!!! It's for you know who... ANGIE (Jagger / Richards) Angie, Angie When will those dark clouds all disappear? Angie, Angie Where will it lead us from here? With no loving in our souls and no money in our coats You can't say we're satisfied But Angie, Angie You can't say we never tried Angie, you're beautiful, yes But ain't it time we said goodbye? Angie, I still love you Remember all those nights we cried All the dreams we held so close seemed to all go up in smoke Let me whisper in your ear Angie, Angie Where will it lead us from here? Oh Angie, don't you weep, all your kisses still taste sweet I hate that sadness in your eyes But Angie, Angie Ain't it time we said goodbye? Yeah But Angie, I still love you baby Everywhere I look I see your eyes There ain't a woman that comes close to you Come on, baby, dry your eyes But Angie, Angie Ain't it good to be alive? Angie, Angie They can't say we never tried NICKY HOPKINS (1944-1994) Apart from Ian Stewart, if there's one outside artist whose contributions have been the most significant to the Stones' recordings, it's been pianist and keyboardist Nicky Hopkins. Born in London, Hopkins was hanging around the Alexis Korner scene at the same time as the Stones and other musicians. He joined Screaming Lord Sutch's Savages, before winding up as part of the Cyril Davies R&B All-Stars, a short-lived but exciting R&B band. In 1964, Hopkins was then enlisted by groups such as the Who and the Kinks to play on their early albums. By 1967, he had graduated to the Stones, who employed him for his services first on Between The Buttons, and then more substantially on Their Satanic Majesties Request. It was the beginning of a long and fruitful relationship. Already on the following album, Hopkins was gracing Stones songs like No Expectations with delicate, gorgeous piano playing. Hopkins remained an integral part of the Stones' albums for all their subsequent albums until Black And Blue in 1976. For most of that period, the Stones used Ian Stewart, Billy Preston and Hopkins on keyboards. Although the roles were by no means non-negotiable, usually Preston was employed on soulful, gospelly numbers where an organ was required, Stu played boogie-woogie on fast rock n' roll numbers, and Hopkins played on the ballads. His playing graced songs like She's A Rainbow, You Got The Silver, Sway, Loving Cup and Time Waits For No One among many others. Hopkins also often played onstage with the Stones for the period from 1968 to 1973, starting with the Stones' Rock And Roll Circus event, and then joining them for the 1970 European tour. Though the Stones were the peak of Hopkins' career, he played with other artists as well during that span of time, including most notably The Beatles, Jeff Beck, The Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Steve Miller Band, Carly Simon, Joe Cocker, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Significantly, he was also a member of the Jeff Beck Group starting in 1968, along with Rod Stewart and Ron Wood, though the group broke up in 1969. Mick Taylor played on a 1973 Nicky Hopkins solo album. Hopkins' health problems were the reason for his not wanting to tour with the Stones anymore after the 1973 Australian tour and for the lessening of his work with them in general after 1974. Hopkins did not work on Some Girls. He did work in the late '70s recording with Rod Stewart, Eddie Money, Badfinger, as well as with Bill Wyman. He also appeared as a guest onstage with the Stones at an Anaheim show in 1978, with Bobby Keys. The Stones rehired Hopkins for parts of Emotional Rescue, and it is likely that some of his playing appears on Tattoo You (possibly the piano on Waiting On A Friend, which was started in 1972). He also worked on Ron Wood's 1 2 3 4 solo album during that period. That marked the end of Hopkins's association with the Stones, however. Afterwards, he went on to play with artists as varied as Meat Loaf, Julio Iglesias, Belinda Carlisle, Paul McCartney, Graham Parker and Izzy Stradlin. He died of a stomach ailment and heart condition. (timeisonourside.com)