On With The Show (track) by The Rolling Stones

On With The Show by The Rolling Stones
Year: 1967
From the album Their Satanic Majesties Request (track #10)
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From 08/27/2021 14:20
The album ends on a high for me. Coming from England, I appreciate 'old music hall' and this must surely be the inspiration here. It has the feel of lounge music too. Mick cranks up his middle English (false) accent in the first part of the song but then returns to his normal vocals from time to time. It is a similar end with this to 'Between the Buttons' and specifically 'Something Happen to me Yesterday' but this is so much more playful, verging on the burlesque.
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From 09/21/2016 17:32
On this final track Jagger plays the master of ceremonies in his mock upper class voice. Possibly inspired by the Sgt. Pepper band idea it feels out of place on the record which is really saying something on an LP that is all over the bloody place. Still, even though it is rather lightweight, it's better than at least two other tracks on the album and is an acceptable, albeit a bit of a throwaway end to the album.
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