more music that sounds like the rolling stones' can't you hear me knocking?

any ideas?

santana? (as far as the second part of the song goes anyway)

lots of grateful dead

Santana's III and Abraxas (duh). some early Allman Brothers stuff maybe? plus lots and lots of post-acid thud-rock type stuff--Grand Funk? Steppenwolf?--i'd imagine. Scott and xhuxk to thread.

Title track:

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I wish there was more music as good as the first part of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking"

"You're Gonna Lose" by Royal Trux, "I Can't Stand the Rain" - Humble Pie, some Richard Hell and the Voidoids. A few other Stones and Faces songs.

Spencer Davis Group, "I'm A Man"
Deep Purple, "Hush"

Circa 1970-75 R&B-leaning classic rock, usually by singer-songwriters working with bands

Led Zeppelin, "Fool In The Rain"
Teena Marie, Emerald City
Nilsson, "Jump Into The Fire"
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, "El Matador"

Joe Cuba, "(El Pito) I'll Never Go Back To Georgia"
Chico Science And Nacao Zumbi, Da Lama Ao Caos
Uriah Heep, "Look At Yourself"
Jimmy Castor Bunch, "Hey Leroy Your Mama's Calling You"
Alice Cooper, "Go To Hell"
Three Dog Night, "Black And White"

sort of. (but sort of not.)

Babe Ruth, "The Mexican"
Paul Simon, "Me and Julio Down By The Schoolyard"
Captain Beefheart, "Tropical Hot Dog Night"
Head East, "This Woman's In Love"
V-Effect, whatever their song on Peripheral Vision was called

Humble Pie - Live with Me
The Band - Ring Your Bell
Traffic - Rock N Roll Stew
Mountain - Nantucket Sleighride
Allman Brothers - Every Hungry Woman
Santana - Incident at Neshabur

Stewart/Faces, "(I Know) I'm Losing You"

Chico Science And Nacao Zumbi, Da Lama Ao Caos

here you're being ironic, right?

can't you hear me knocking always always reminded me of black crowes' the morning song. specially the chorus. but yeah you expect nothing but that from them