Rolling Stones - Travelin' Man - Unreleased

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This tune was recorded during the sessions for Sticky Fingers. It has never been made available to the general public before. Mick Taylor plays all of the guitar tracks, but where was Keith?
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In October of 1970, it was recorded in the Olympic studios in London. The song was never made public.

Lead Guitar & Solos: The incredible Mick Taylor is a musician from the United Kingdom. Mick Jagger (vocals) Nicky Hopkins on keyboards Charlie Watts on drums Bill Wyman / Keith Richards on bass M.I.A. (missing in action) or passed out!

Travellin' Man
(Jagger/Richards)

Yeah yeah
I heard the crunch of the gravel
Yeah he got to be a hobo man
And I'm walkin down the road like a bulldog slip now
Yeah I bet you good time and a bulldog dog, well
And I bet you two sticks, and a home, and a dog
And by tomorrow morning you'll be travellin' on yeah
Yeah you got to be on
Ah hah, hah, hah, you got to be a travellin' man

With your girl in your hair and you feel at home
You got to get on the road somewhere
And then you beat down the highway, with a bone
And in a tatter on fire with a rattlin' bone yeah

Yeah you be alseep with me baby on the side of the road
And I got to be a travelin' man
Snap to the phone baby real real slow and I got to tell you all that I can
I got to go down the road, down the trail now

Ah ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah ah ah ah ah
Ah ah I let it go to my head by day
And grab a smoke, and like a crow, I'll grab a can if I have a say
And baby I'm fast, I brung it with me, and may be calling on a pile of?
And baby I'll been staying over yonder, and a porch till the first of May