the rolling stones - prodigal son - stereo remix II

Edit 2 for headphones. Actually, on the album this song is more mono than stereo. Hope I changed that now. Enjoy a brightly coloured Brian.
Recorded June 24, 1968. Released on "Beggars Banquet" in December 1968.
Vocals: Mick Jagger. Acoustic Guitars: Keith Richards. Bass: Bill Wyman. Drums: Charlie Watts. Harmonica: Brian Jones. Brian's harmonica very faint, the song would have stood out much more if it was mixed in louder.
PRODIGAL SON
(Robert Wilkins)(early pressings of the album noted Jagger/Richard)
well a poor boy took his father's bread and started down the road
started down the road
took all he had and started down the road
going out in this world, where God only knows
and that'll be the way to get along
well poor boy spent all he had, famine come in the land
famine come in the land
spent all he had and famine come in the land
said, "I believe I'll go and hire me to some man"
and that'll be the way I'll get along
well, man said, "I'll give you a job for to feed my swine
for to feed my swine
I'll give you a job for to feed my swine"
boy stood there and hung his head and cried
`cause that is no way to get along
said, "I believe I'll ride, believe I'll go back home
believe I'll go back home
believe I'll ride, believe I'll go back home
or down the road as far as I can go"
and that'll be the way to get along
well, father said, "See my son coming home to me
coming home to me"
father ran and fell down on his knees
said, "Sing and praise, Lord have mercy on me"
mercy
oh poor boy stood there, hung his head and cried
hung his head and cried
poor boy stood and hung his head and cried
said, "Father will you look on me as a child?"
yeah
well father said, "Eldest son, kill the fatted calf,
call the family round
kill that calf and call the family round
my son was lost but now he is found
'cause that's the way for us to get along"
hey
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[@exilestones7840]

It's a shame Brian's harmonic is burried in the mix.

[@stones-and-headphones]

sure is

[@exilestones7840]

@@stones-and-headphones We get a lot of Rolling Stones isolated tracks. It would be great to have isolated tracks of Prodigal Son just for the harmonica.

[@stones-and-headphones]

@@exilestones7840 - it's strange, I can only find an isolated track with Mick Jagger voice. No other isolated tracks up to now. The search goes on. Maybe someone with digital extracting software can do that. Maybe this guy? → ruclips.net/channel/UCUATw_cYdJlOtYV8eqcw3Tgfeatured