Curiously, the song was always performed in concert — often in a medley, and usually near the end of the final encore — until the 1992 Roll the Bones Tour, when it was dropped. In live performances, the line "Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight" was often altered to include a woman's name in place of the word "baby." The St. Louis Classic rock radio station KSHE used to play the song every Friday night at 7:45 ("a quarter to eight").
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| - Curiously, the song was always performed in concert — often in a medley, and usually near the end of the final encore — until the 1992 Roll the Bones Tour, when it was dropped. In live performances, the line "Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight" was often altered to include a woman's name in place of the word "baby." The St. Louis Classic rock radio station KSHE used to play the song every Friday night at 7:45 ("a quarter to eight").
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| - Curiously, the song was always performed in concert — often in a medley, and usually near the end of the final encore — until the 1992 Roll the Bones Tour, when it was dropped. In live performances, the line "Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight" was often altered to include a woman's name in place of the word "baby." The St. Louis Classic rock radio station KSHE used to play the song every Friday night at 7:45 ("a quarter to eight").
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