the rolling stones - look what you've done - stereo edit IIa

Edit 2a for headphones. Oh boy, what a song, what a band, what a harmonica Brian Jones... absolutely impossible anyone can do this song better, not even mister Morganfield... source file of the edit is the song on the album "December's Children (And Everybody's)", Japanese mini lp remastered 2006 - uicy-93018.

Recorded June 10 & 11, 1964. Released on "December's Children (And Everybody's)" (US) in 1965. In April 1971 on "Stone Age".

Harmonica: Brian Jones. Lead vocals: Mick Jagger. Harmonica: Brian Jones. Bass: Bill Wyman. Harmonica: Brian Jones. Electric Guitar: Keith Richards. Harmonica: Brian Jones. Drums: Charlie Watts. Harmonica: Brian Jones. Piano: Ian Stewart. Harmonica: Brian Jones. Yes, Brian Jonesss... who else can do it this way? No one. (that's a dot)

LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE
(McKinley Morganfield aka Muddy Waters, as his grandma nick named him for playing in the nearby river)

now look what you've done
now look what you've done
look what you've done baby
now look what you've done
you left me here
the lonely one
and all I can say
is look what you've done

a broken heart
a worried mind
because of you baby
dying all the time
I once had a dream
but now I've none
your taking your love
and see what it done

I saw you last night
out moving round
with your new turf
you paint the town
that is OK
you're having your fun
because some day
they call you done

and now your bird cries
the shadow falls
gloomy memories
and I recall
your love is my life
as warm as the sun
but now it is gone
and see what it done

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