Marianne Faithful Sister Morphine London 1022 dj 45
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Marianne Faithful Sister Morphine/ Something better London 1022 ROLLING STONES 45 dj copy not a repro or boot 45
45:condition M- clean
Label dj orange black print Condition: M- clean
Sister Morphine
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Jump to: navigation, search For the analgesic drug, see morphine. "Sister Morphine" Song by The Rolling Stonesfrom the album Sticky Fingers
Released April 23, 1971 Recorded May - June, 1969 Genre Rock Length 5m:31s Label Rolling Stones/Virgin Writer Jagger/Richards/Faithfull Producer Jimmy Miller Sticky Fingers track listing "I Got the Blues"(7) "Sister Morphine"
(8) "Dead Flowers"
(9)
"Sister Morphine" is a song originally released by British singer Marianne Faithfull, as a single in 1969. It was later popularized by the rock and roll band The Rolling Stones, who included it on their 1971 album release Sticky Fingers. It was originally credited to Jagger/Richards, but after a legal battle, Marianne Faithfull has been credited as co-writer.
[edit] Recording and release
Marianne's version has Mick Jagger on acoustic guitar, Charlie Watts on drums, Ry Cooder on slide, and Jack Nitzsche, the producer, on piano.
Only 500 copies of "Sister Morphine" went out, according to Faithfull it was actually the B-side to "Something Better".
The Stones' version was recorded in May and June 1969, but never released as a single. It features Jagger singing, Ry Cooder on bottleneck guitar, Keith Richards on acoustic guitar, and Jack Nitzsche on piano.
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