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Artist: Eagle Jubilee Four
Author: Scott
Label: Vocalion
Year: 1938
Bluesman Jaybird Coleman cut an (alas) unreleased He May Be My Last Time, I Don't Know for Gennett around '27.
Covers:
Five Blind Boys Of Alabama [as This May Be The Last Time]
Alex Bradford [idem]
Staple Singers [idem; with Mavis Staples; may be the source for the Stones version]
James Brown [as Maybe The Last Time]
Rolling Stones [n°1 UK as The Last Time; 'I have no idea where Keith or Mick heard the song; it's not the sort of thing that got played on the radio' - Bill Wyman in his Blues Odyssey (DK); their intro was inspired by King Curtis' instrumental Beach Party]
Ronnie Bird [as Elle m'attend]
Who [minus John Entwistle to support Jagger & Richards on the verge of being send to prison]
Träd Gräs Och Stenar [9 minute version]
Paul Black & The Flip Kings [as The Last Time]
Mike Henderson [idem]
Dwight Yoakam [idem]
Black Dub [a Daniel Lanois production with Trixie Whitley]
Wynton Marsalis [with the Blind Boys Of Alabama]
John Németh [album title track]
The signature Jagger/Richards doesn't always make it a Stones record. This one belongs to the Lord himself. For the Bitter Sweet Symphony connection, see: The Last Time.
If you noticed blunt omissions, mis-interpretations or even out-and-out errors,
please let me know:
Arnold Rypens
Rozenlaan 65
B-2840 Reet (Rumst)