Hello there!
Hope everyone is having a great time.
Today I’m sharing another cover I did with my buddies of Muddy Boots, we tried to take this Stones’ classic and put a spin on it.
As always I appreciate all the tips you can give us, I apologize for the recording quality since we did a quick video with a smartphone. Sounds good to me with earphones but the humming of the bass player can get annoying. 
Hope you enjoy it, here’s the thing we did:
Cheers!
This is so much fun 
No other tips than that perhaps one or two “huhus” are maybe a few milliseconds off time. And I suppose you intend for the beginning to sound as demotivated as it sounds? 
Love it, and could easily imagine you as opening act for Steve’n’Seagulls
Perfect accompaniment to my morning coffee 
The banjoy player is worth his weight in gold.
Pump up the bass.
Ole! 
Love it Kevin!!! Sounds awsome 
That banjo does it all. Bass is cool aswell…
very very cool take on this timeless classic!!
Great Kevin. Thought the LoFi recording and overall look of the recording looked really good actually. It suited the song.
Great fun, liked the banjo. I couldn’t hear the bass player at all, there was silence at the beginning.
Well that was fun Kevin !
I covered this back in November and wasn’t expecting your take on it. Guess I should have done as soon as I saw the Banjo. Definitely a cool version for sure. 
That was really cool Kevin and I love the band name!
This is really good stuff. Thanks for sharing
That was terrific Kevin. I love those low tech ‘live at a party’ productions. Yes, boost the bass, but otherwise great.
Well done all of you. You’ve got some super mates, keep getting those boots muddy!
Great job mate! You have a real find in the banjo player as they are far and few between. Even better that he can play well. There are 2 VST sims I can’t find: Banjo and Harmonica. Both are elusive.
Play and vox were great. Choice of song was cool as I like that number.
Yeah the recording was the weak spot. Pity you guys don’t run into a small production studio with proper mics, amp, mixing and the whole nine yards. But for a one off phone hack, it worked!
All the best,
LB
@KevinKevan
AHHHH! That’s great!
Banjo is very much the theme here!
I couldn’t even imagine that the country style would suit this song so well 
Leo
Thanks all for listening!
@JokuMuu Thank you Nicole, I believe you’re right about the huhus. We get too excited and maybe not do everything super tight 
And about the other thing, yes, that is a conscious choice, to make it more impactful when we pick it up. Hopefully that makes sense but maybe it’s too boring until it gets going?
@brianlarsen cheers Brian, I’m well aware and I’ve got the banjo player tied in my basement
@tRONd thank you very much Trond, glad you enjoyed it!
@Rossco01 thanks Jason, you may have a point there. We’re very into DIY stuff.
@skinnyt thanks Trevor, I would suggest to listen through headphones but you’re right, the bass should be much higher.
@TheMadman_tobyjenner thanks Toby, we can’t help ourselves to play things this way with the banjo involved
@ Eddie_09 cheers Eddie!
@franzek thanks very much, thanks for giving it a go!
@sairfingers cheers Gordon, yep the bass should be better, we’ll try to do some proper live recording sometime hopefully.
@LBro yep, we’re thinking to get into a low budget studio to do some proper live recordings of our covers and maybe originals. And about the banjo, even more difficult to find if you are in Spain!
@crocodile1 thanks mate, we weren’t really expecting it either, we were messing aroung one day and this came out.
PS: I bring you the first Muddy Boots stickers!
No. It’s a question rather of how funny you want your version to be. The current one is seriously funny… and I was wondering what you guys are doing… until it all became clear
@KevinKevan
Kevin, you have a great band, and these stickers are a step towards cool live performances
Great version - well done guys. This song is becoming a rite of passage here
