a song that lasts only 1.50 minutes cries for someone to make it longer, especially when a man named Keith Richards plays the solo guitar in such a stunning way...I extended it to 3.03 minutesT H I S - S O N G - S H O U L D - B E - P L A Y E D - L O U Dsix gentle young man (when including Ian Stewart) in januari 1965 on "Shindig!", an American music variety television showtook many hours of editing, so please don't shoot the editor (a thumbs up would be nice...)There was something not right in Wikipedia concerning what was written about Susie Q.***Call me prejudiced, but this Stones version is far better than the lazy CCR-version (referred to as most famous cover version). Mrs. Quatro's version is just a CCR copy, a tiny bit faster.Jose Feliciano's version is beautiful, but the rock has been - skillfully - drilled out.And Dale Hawkins... nice, but it needed six British boys to pick it up and enhance it...Wow man, this Stones version is on fire!!! Ever heard a guitar sound like that? Outstanding performance by todays most famous guitarist, Keith Richards. Just stunning.Recorded February 25, 1964. Released in the US on "12x5" in 1964 and in the UK on "Rolling Stones #2" in 1965.Guitars: Brian Jones & Keith Richards. Drums: Charlie Watts. Bass: Bill Wyman. Vocals: Mick Jagger.SUSIE Q (extended version)(Dale Hawkins)oh, Susie Qoh, Susie Qoh, Susie QI love youMy Susie QI love the way you walkI love the way you talklove the way you walkI love the way you talkmy Susie Qsay that you'll be truesay that you'll be truesay that you'll be trueand never leave me bluemy Susie Qsay that you'll be truesay that you'll be truesay that you'll be trueand never leave me bluemy Susie Qoh, Susie Qoh, Susie Qoh, Susie Qhoney I love youmy Susie Qsay that you'll be truesay that you'll be truesay that you'll be trueand never leave me bluemy Susie Qoh, Susie Qoh, Susie Qoh, Susie Qhoney I love youmy Susie Q®© UMG(All rights reserved by the copyright owners. This nonprofit fan-made video is solely to promote awareness and interest in the artists and the music.)*** I changed that in Januari 2013. I edited the text and added this:The Rolling StonesA very fast version - with electric solo guitar performance by Keith Richards - is by The Rolling Stones, recorded February 25, 1964, released in the U.S. on the album 12 X 5 in 1964 and in the U.K. on the album The Rolling Stones No. 2 in 1965. With its 1:49 it is one of the shortest songs The Rolling Stones ever made.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susie_Q_(song)