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Recorded live for bbc radio on "saturday club", september 18, 1965.
from the bootleg cd "Get satisfaction... if you want!"
Never released officially.
Harmonica: Brian Jones. Vocals: Mick Jagger. Guitar: Keith Richard. Bass: Bill Wyman. Piano: Ian Stewart. Drums: Charlie Watts.
"Fanny Mae" is a 1959 song written and performed by American blues and R&B singer Buster Brown. The tough harmonica riffs of the song took Buster Brown's version into the US Top 40, and to #1 on the R&B chart in April 1960.
FANNY MAE
(Morris Levy/Waymon Glasco/Stan Lewis)
Fanny Mae,
Baby won't you please come home,
Fanny Mae
Baby won't you please come home.
I'm in so much misery, baby
Since that girls been gone.
Well I can hear her singing
Way all down the line
Well I can hear her singing
Way all down the line
(I wanna know do you love me
Or am I wasting my time)
When I hear you singing
I know you're not far behind
Well I want somebody to tell me
Tell me what's wrong with me
Well I want somebody to tell me
Tell me what's wrong with me
Since Fanny been gone
My life has been misery
Fanny Mae,
Baby won't you please come home,
Fanny Mae,
Baby won't you please come home
I'm in so much misery,
Since that girls been gone.
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