Have You Seen Your Mother Baby Standing In The Shadow #33

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The lyrics don't seem to make much sense, but they are probably about heroin : I'm a flea bit peanut monkey And all my friends are junkies
Nicky Hopkins was featured on piano. keyboards, but were never credited with being official members of the group.
Most of the album was recorded after Jones death and Mick Taylor played for the first time on "Monkey Man," Keith Richards played electric and slide electric guitar;