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A hilariously fantastic portrait of high-class English women, inspired by none other than Ray Davies. But, if the latter was the man that loved and admired that lifestyle, Mick is the man that ridiculed it to death.

Musically, in addition to the usual instruments, Brian Jones provides the kazoo and electric dulcimer heard throughout, while Mick is busy on the harmonica.

The outro of the song was completely spontaneous. Mick said during 1967:

I did this like an English ragtime singer. The speeded-up portion was entirely spontaneous. It was recorded in the US.

Credits
Harmonica
Dulcimer
Recorded At
RCA Studios, Los Angeles, USA; Olympic Studios & Pye Studios, London, England
Release Date
January 20, 1967
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