Composer: Willie
Dixon Original
performer: Howlin'
Wolf (1962)
First release: Stripped,
November 1995
Recording date: March
1995 Recording
location: studio, Tokyo, Japan
Producers: Don
Was & The Glimmer Twins Chief
engineers:
Ed
Cherney & Chris Kimsey
Performed onstage: 1962

Probable line-up:
Drums: Charlie
Watts
Bass: Darryl
Jones
Acoustic guitar: Mick
Jagger
Electric guitars: Keith
Richards & Ron Wood
Vocal: Mick Jagger
Piano: Chuck
Leavell
You go and I'll come with you, little baby
You go and I'll come with you
You bet your life that I can't (won't) quit
(I'll walk with) you
You go and I'll come with you, little baby
You go to court and I'll come along
You go to jail and I'll go your bond
You get time, I'll tell you what I'll do
I'll stay outside and wait for you
You go to church and I'll go there too
You go to work, I'll tell you what I'll do
You get paid, I'll hold the money
I'll be right there behind you, honey
All right
Yes
Yeah, you get the fares, I'll go to the show
You bet the horses, I'll pick up the dough
You work hard, it hurt my pride
I'll be right there by your side
Little baby
TrackTalk
Mick just popped up with that. We went into it in, like, one take. Then we realized it's Willie Dixon; Howlin' Wolf did it originally, but it's a Willie Dixon song. We realized it was kind of like a variation on My Baby, which Willie also wrote, with breakdowns in it. It just felt right. Also, we've never done it before, and we wanted to put a couple of tracks on there that were not re-recordings, like (Like a) Rolling Stone. We just put it on tape and, suddenly, at the last moment, it cropped up as the last track when we found out we needed two more tracks.