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"The most irresistible song on Exile has a deceptively chill midtempo groove, in Richards' open-chord signature, that shuffles and weaves with a stoned, balletic grace. It began as a sketch titled \"Good Time Women\" that knocked around for years until the band settled in at the Nellc&amp;ocirc;te mansion in the South of France between 1971 and 1972. Jagger may have been riffing on the region's casino culture, together with the song's slurred rambling-man persona, when he sang, \"Keep on rolling.\" He wound up with a durable metaphor for the band and a generation of Sixties survivors."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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