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Glenlyn Ballroom
Forest Hill, London
England
Boys, Come On, Mona (I Need You Baby), You Better Move On, Roll Over Beethoven, I Wanna Be Your Man, Money, Memphis Tennessee, Pretty Thing, I Can Tell, Road Runner, Bye Bye Johnny
Town Hall
Oxford, Oxfordshire
England
Boys, Come On, Mona (I Need You Baby), You Better Move On, Roll Over Beethoven, I Wanna Be Your Man, Money, Memphis Tennessee, Pretty Thing, I Can Tell, Road Runner, Bye Bye Johnny
Saturday Club (BBC)
London
UK
Don’t Lie To Me
Mona (I Need You Baby)
Walking The Dog
Bye Bye Johnny
You Better Move On
I Wanna Be Your Man
Saturday Club, BBC, London
Recorded on Feb. 3, 1964
Broadcasted on Feb. 8, 1964
Rank Theatre
Colchester
UK
Don't Lie To Me
You Better Move On
Not Fade Away
Broadcast on "Saturday Club"
Songbook- Invasion Unlimited #2
Var
Var
Poison Ivy
Fortune Teller
It Should Be You
Tell Me (You're Coming Back)
Da Doo Ron Ron
We're Wasting Time
(Walking Thru the) Sleepy City
Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind
Try a Little Harder
Blue Turns to Grey (version 1)
Blue Turns to Grey (version 2)
Each and Every Day of the Year
I'd Much Rather Be With the Boys
Hear It
As Time Goes By
Con Le Mie Lacrime (Italian-only single, 1966)
Heart of Stone
I've Been Loving You Too Long
More Pop-Fodder of the Day Medley
The second of eight CDs on the Invasion Unlimited label presenting the listened with the very best of Rolling Stones studio outtakes in chronological order. De-hissed, de-crackled, and speed corrected.
Saturday Club (BBC)
unknown
England
Roll Over Beethoven
Beautiful Delilah
unknown if 03/08/1964 is the actual performance date or the broadcast date
Camden Theatre
London
England
Route 66, Cops And Robbers, You Better Move On, Mona (I Need You Baby)
Broadcast on "Rhythm & Blues" - BBC.
Locarno Ballroom
Stevenage
UK
Not Fade Away, Talkin' 'Bout You, You Better Move On, I Wanna Be Your Man, High Heel Sneakers, Roll Over Beethoven, Don't Lie To Me, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, Carol, You Can Make It If You Try, Mona (I Need You Baby), Walking The Dog, I'm Alright
The Black Box
London
England
CD-1 (70:10)
HEART OF STONE 2:49
The released version of the song in mono.
NOT FADE AWAY 1:49
An alternate take with a different harp track.
AND MR. SPECTOR AND MR. PITNEY CAME TOO 3:18
More or less the instrumental version of Andrews Blues. A.k.a. 1964 Blues Jam on some releases.
ANDREW'S BLUES 3:04
Vocal by.......Gene Pitney. He says thank you at 2:01 when Jagger mentions his name during his vocal piece of the song.
Supposedly, rare acetates of this song were made for members of the band with "Between The Buttons" like cartoons on
the labels drawn by Charlie Watts!
DON'T LIE TO ME 2:05
The early 1964 studio ("Metamorphosis") version of the Chuck Berry song. Also covered live by the band on the BBC
in 1964, and Ft. Worth, TX 6/24/72.
HI HEELED SNEAKERS 2:59
The following five tracks (excluding Look What You've Done) originally surfaced on the early seventies release
"Bright Lights Big City" (RS 541) on Trade Mark of Quality. There is an interesting story of how this first recording
of rare acetates was made in the book "Bootleg: The Secret History Of The Other Recording Industry",
a.k.a "The Great White Wonders" in the UK by Clinton Heylin on page 87.
These songs were recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago, June, 1964.
STEWED AND KEEFED 4:12
This is the same "cleaned-up" (no acetate pops) version that first appeared on "Mad Shadows" on Scorpio (SC-91022)
and "Bright Lights Big City" Anniversary Edition (TSP-CD-BLBC).
LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE 2:20
Jagger introduces the title of the song, but other than that it's similar to the released album take.
A Muddy Waters song, recorded 6/64 at Chicago Chess Studios.
TELL ME BABY, HOW MANY MORE TIMES 1:57
A "Big" Bill Broonzy number.
DOWN IN THE BOTTOM 2:43
Exhumed for the 1995 European Tour. Written By Willie Dixon and also performed by early Stones inspiration
Howlin' Wolf.
WE'RE WASTING TIME 2:53
From the non-US versions of "Metamorphosis" with a slightly longer intro and outro. This and the following four tracks
were cut with a studio session band and/or the Oldham Orchestra. Recording session date: July-Sept., 1964.
Sort of a country feel to this, which didn't surface on record until High and Dry on "Aftermath" in 1966.
HEAR IT 2:53
An instrumental track with Keith possibly on acoustic guitar and an Oldham orchestrated back-up arrangement.
Recording date: July-Sept., 1964.
SLEEPY CITY 3:05
A Jagger vocal demo from "Metamorphosis". Recording date: July-Sept., 1964.
TRY A LITTLE HARDER 2:27
Another "Metamorphosis" track with count in. Recording date: Jul-Sep.,1964.
SOMETHINGS JUST STICK IN YOUR MIND 2:31
Again from non-US versions of "Metamorphosis". A vocal demo recorded with session musicians.
AS TIME GOES BY 2:15
Alternate vocal/electric guitar take of As Tears Go By in best quality sound.
BLUE TURNS TO GREY 2:41
An Oldham orchestrated horn induced alternate that would have fit the standard set by the other early tracks found on
"Metamorphosis", but not part of that compilation. Recording date: Nov., 1963.
SATISFACTION 3:44
An instrumental version of the song that has been in circulation for some time, but this is the best quality.
LOOKING TIRED 2:15
Another of the original "Bright Lights Big City" tracks this time the recording source is
RCA Studios, LA, Sept., 1965. The guitar riff is lifted from Robert Johnson's 32-20 Blues, which he lifted from a piano
blues by Delta Bluesman Skip James called 20-20 Blues! The earliest Johnson influenced Stones song I have come across.
PAINT IT BLACK 2:22
An instrumental version of the song that has been in circulation for some time, but this is the best quality.
Recorded in March, 1966.
LADY JANE 3:10
The vocal is way in the back on this, but audible.
GET YOURSELF TOGETHER 3:10
The vocal version of this title in best quality. Out of place for a 1966 track. It might have worked on
"Between The Buttons".
HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER BABY STANDING IN THE SHADOWS #1 2:31
Only the backing vocals are present.
HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER BABY STANDING IN THE SHADOWS #2 2:32
An alternate take.
LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER 3:56
Noticeable "wow" on the tape source in a couple of places. Only the backing vocals are present.
Recorded in January, 1967.
The following eight songs through My Obsession are instrumentals in excellent quality that first surfaced on a
CD titled "Karaoke" (VTCD YD 033) on the same label, and also included lyric sheets written in English and Japanese.
These are interesting tracks despite being instrumentals, because there is a great deal of production to be heard on
these Pop efforts by a Rock 'n Roll band.
CD-2 (73:51)
GET YOURSELF TOGETHER 3:38
This song a.k.a. Can't Believe and I Can See It. Vocal version on CD-1.
LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER 3:49
Instrumental version.
ALL SOLD OUT 2:48
Instrumental version. Keith's put a couple of pick slides on this that I hadn't noticed before.
YESTERDAY'S PAPERS 3:10
Instrumental version.
RUBY TUESDAY 3:27
Instrumental with count in.
COMPLICATED 3:25
Instrumental version.
PLEASE GO HOME 3:20
Instrumental version.
MY OBSESSION 4:08
Instrumental version.
COSMIC CHRISTMAS 0:33
There is also a rare unauthorized 7" of this song on green vinyl that has stereo/mono versions of just this track.
Play it backwards and see what happens!
FAMILY 3:48
A droll song from " Metamorphosis".
DOWNTOWN LUCY 3:38
This is an alternate version without the annoying skip that has shown up on a number of recordings.
HAMBURGER TO GO 3:25
Best quality version with just a single subdued "pop" at 2:30. Also mistakenly referred to as "Stuck Out All Alone",
and labeled as "Give Me a Hamburger" on the original vinyl release titled "Trident Mixes" on
K&S records (MCG/KS-072-A/B/C/D). The actual title of this song first surfaced in "The First Twenty Years", 1981 by
David Dalton on page 190 (sessionography by Tom Beach & James Karnback). Recorded at Olympic studios, Spring, 1968.
A Beggars Banquet session.
I'M A COUNTRY BOY 4:30
Another of the original "Trident Mixes" instrumental tracks. Recorded at Elektra, Hollywood, Nov.-Dec., 1971,
during the mixing and dubbing of the "Exile" sessions.
MEMO FROM TURNER #1 2:49
Sounds like session man Jimmy Page is putting the violin bow to the Paisley Tele? "Metamorphosis" version of the song.
MEMO FROM TURNER #2 3:59
A great "intermediate" version. Somewhere between the "Metamorphosis" version, and the Ry Cooder "Performance"
movie take. This is probably the Olympic, 1968 take. A groove track!
SISTER MORPHINE 5:26
Album version taken from an acetate mix down. Some surface noise.
STILL A FOOL 9:59
Mistakenly referred to as Two Trains on many occasions. This is the studio version of the Muddy Waters classic.
Distorted vocal maybe through a harp mic. Check out the Muddy Waters original on the MCA/Chess release
"The Best Of Muddy Waters", order no. CHD-31268. Two of the songs are recorded from vinyl, but these tracks represent
the early roots of The Rolling Stones. Played live for the first time on the '95 European Tour.
YOU GOT THE SILVER 2:50
The Jagger vocal version for the 176th time.First surfaced on the "Accidents Will Happen" 2LP in the early `80's.
HIGHWAY CHILD 5:03
A.k.a. The Vulture. Recorded at Keith's house at Redlands, July, 1968. A jam with Keith experimenting with
chord changes. At one point it starts sounding like the old .38 Special song Hold On Loosely! Best sounding version.
CD-3 (67:01)
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL 5:57
Compressed sound with "who..who's" way down in the mix. There are also a
few bars edited from Keith's solo. Recorded at Olympic studios in June, 1968.
COUNTRY HONK 3:04
Missing the fiddle track and the familiar car horn. A transitional song that reveals the influences of the time.
Gram Parson's turning Keith on to the soul of country music, and open tunings that were prevalent in the
Country (Delta) Blues. Even the Rock version of the song reflects the impact of working with Ry Cooder during the
"Let It Bleed" sessions, and Keith's enduring preference for Open G tuning that followed. His earlier efforts with
open tunings were in open D & E on songs such as Child Of The Moon, Street Fighting Man (studio), and Prodigal Son.
GIMME SHELTER 4:22
A different mix and vocal. Lot's of bass in the opening bars of the song. Minus the Merry Clayton vocal.
Recorded at Olympic Studios in May-June, 1969.
LOVIN' CUP 6:31
This could be the pre-Hyde Park studio version of the song. First surfaced on "Time Trip 1969-1973 Vol. 1"
on Scorpio. Possibly from a May-June session at Olympic in 1969.
JIVING SISTER FANNY 3:14
Muffled sound with a different vocal take. Taylor burns it up.
HONKY TONK WOMAN 3:06
A studio version of the song containing the Paris verse that was only heard on early 70's live versions of the song.
Also missing horn arrangements. Recorded at Olympic Studios in May-June, 1969.
ALL DOWN THE LINE (acoustic) 4:22
One of the great examples of how the band can evolve songs. Slow acoustic guitar version. First surfaced in the late
70's, but this has excellent clarity and corrected speed. Recorded at Elektra studios in LA, Oct., 1969.
ALL DOWN THE LINE (electric) 3:47
This is not the 7" single version of the song that usually shows-up on these recordings.
Different mix, and harp solo at 3:05. An Olympic Oct.-Nov., 1970 recording.
I DON'T KNOW THE REASON WHY 5:57
Not hard to guess why this hasn't been released. A shorter version of the song.
I'M GOING DOWN 3:04
Last of the "Metamorphosis" songs. It's the familiar guitar restart album version. Hard to say whether this is a
production error or a retake by Keith.
YOU GOTTA MOVE 2:35
An alternate take of the Mississippi Fred McDowell classic. There is a lot of vocal reverb at the beginning, and the
slide guitar goes into a "wah" effect at the end. A Muscle Shoals, Dec., 1969 recording. Part of the work at this
studio is documented in the "Gimme Shelter" movie. Fred's original version of "You Got To Move" is found on
"Fred McDowell Vol. 2" on Arhoolie Records. Order no. F 1027.
BROWN SUGAR #1 3:43
The earliest known version. Some of the fundamental tracks are inherited by later takes. Muscle Shoals, Dec., 1969.
BROWN SUGAR #2 4:29
Starts-stops-restarts-stops-restarts. Sloppy production by the manufacturer of atake that is very similar
to the album.
BITCH 2:24
This is the album version of the song that starts off with some subtle cymbal tapping just before the start,
and completely wipes out at 2:18 when the tape fouls-up.
GOOD TIME WOMAN 3:19
The well known first version of Tumbling Dice. An Olympic, Oct., 1970 recording.
SWAY 3:33
The 7" single version. A different mix and take.
SCHOOLBOY BLUES 3:30
The infamous let's make the last song we owe Decca a real good one! Recorded at Olympic in May, 1970.
The origins and inspiration are explained by Marshall Chess in the opening 10 minutes of the movie with the same title.
Interestingly, the song was rehearsed at the Woodstock rehearsals in preparation of the 1978 US Tour.
Was Jagger reminded of this song by a copy of an unauthorized recording purchased while in New York? He commented on
unauthorized recordings at some length in an interview from the early 70's.
Found on the LP "Highway Bound" on Tofu records. There's something on this box set for everyone.
First ever releases of some songs and best quality version of the older ones. Jagger isn't too keen on the concept of
retrospective box sets these days, so this is probably as good as it gets. Chris M.
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Black Box Disc 4: Bonus Millenium Edition:
CONFESSIN' THE BLUES
I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU TOO LONG (TO STOP NOW)
POISON IVY
FORTUNE TELLER
TIME IS ON MY SIDE
CON LE MIE LACRIME
DA DOO RON RON
WE LOVE YOU
DANDELION
19TH NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
YESTERDAYS PAPERS # 1
GIMME SHELTER # 2
SISTER MORPHINE # 1
BROWN SUGAR
WILD HORSES
SISTER MORPHINE
rare telephone call from Japan
The Black Box
Mod Ball, Empire Pool
Wembley
UK
Walking The Dog, Not Fade Away, High Heel Sneakers, I'm Alright
The Joe Loss Pop Show (BBC)
unknown
England
Hi Heel Sneakers
Little By Little
I Just Wanna Make Love To You
I'm Moving On
The Joe Loss Pop Show, BBC
Host: Joe Loss
Recorded on April 10, 1964
broadcasted on April 10, 1964
Saturday Club (BBC)
Compilation
UK
I Just Want To Make Love To You
Walking The Dog
High Heeled Sneakers
Carol
The Rolling Stones
BBC Sessions 1963-65
-Transferred from cassette and vinyl sources. Although sound quality varies this is very enjoyable.
Tracks 11 through 14 from "Saturday Club", recorded April 13, 1964, transmitted April 18, 1964
Saturday Club (BBC)
unknown
England
Not Fade Away
I Just Wanna Make Love To You
Walking The Dog
Beautiful Delilah
Hi-Heeled Sneakers
Carol
unknown if 04/18/1964 is the actual performance date or the date of the BBC broadcast
Empire Pool, NME Poll-Winners Concert
Wembley
UK
Jimmy Savile Introduction
Not Fade Away
I Just Wanna Make Love To You
I'm Alright
Bootlegs: Animal Duds, Pollwinner's Concerts 1964 & 1965, Raw Power, Beast Of Eden,
Pop Hit Parade, Empire Pool
Wembley
UK
The Rythym and Blues Show
May 27th-31st, 1964
Route 66
Cops and Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona
Not Fade Away
We're Wastin' Time
If You Let Me (instrumental)
(Walkin' Thru The) Sleepy City
Try A Little Harder
Soem Things Just Stick in Your Head
Around and Around
Off The Hook
Time is On My Side
Carol
It's All Over Now
Little Red Rooster
Route 66
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
The Last Time
I'm Alright
Hey, Crawdaddy
Going Home
Swing Auditorium
San Bernadino
CA
Not Fade Away, Talkin' 'Bout You, I Wanna Be Your Man, High Heel Sneakers, Route 66, Walking The Dog, Tell Me, Beautiful Delilah, Can I Get A Witness, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, I'm Alright
Saturday Club (BBC)
unknown
England
Down In The Bottom
You Can Make It If You Try
Route 66
Confessin' The Blues
Down The Road Apiece
unknown if 06/06/1964 is the actual performance date, or the date of the broadcast. It's probably the broadcast date.
Chess Studios
Chicago
IL
It's All Over Now
I Can't Be Satisfied
Stewed And Keefed
Time Is On My Side (v1)
Good Times, Bad Times
Don't Lie To Me
Around And Around
2120 South Michigan Avenue (v1)
Empty Heart
Down In The Bottom
Reelin' And Rockin'
Down The Road Apiece
High Heeled Sneakers
Look What You've Done
Confessin' The Blues
2120 South Michigan Avenue (v2)
If You Need Me
Tell Me Baby (How Many Times)
Time Is On My Side (v2)
Little Red Rooster
What A Shame
Fanny Mae (BBC)
Mercy Mercy
That's How Strong My Love Is
The Under-Assistant West Coast Promotion Man
Satisfaction
Studio SDB - From bootleg "The Chess Sessions"
1-4 = 6/10/64 Chess Studios
5-18 = 6/11/64 Chess Studios
19-22 = 11/8/64
23-26 = 5/10/65
Carnegie Hall
New York
NY
Not Fade Away, Talkin' 'Bout You, I Wanna Be Your Man, High Heel Sneakers, Route 66, Walking The Dog, Tell Me, Beautiful Delilah, Can I Get A Witness, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, I'm Alright
Alexandra Palace
London
England
It's All Over Now
If You Need Me
Confessin' The Blues
Carol
Mona
Look What We`ve Done - Chess Studios Sessions
Chicago
IL
Recorded At Chess Studio Chicago, USA, 2120 South Michigan Avenue, 10/11 June 1964:
1 - It's All Over Now 3:24
2 - I Can't Be Satisfied 3:25
3 - Stewed And Keefed 4:07
4 - Around And Around 3:02
5 - Confessin' The Blues 2:46
6 - Down In The Bottom 2:42
7 - Empty Heart 2:36
8 - Hi- Heel Sneakers 2:57
9 - Down The Road Apiece 2:54
10 - If You Need Me 2:02
11 - Look What You've Done 2:18
12 - Tell Me Baby 1:53
13 - Time Is On My Side (Version 1) 2:52
14 - Reelin' And Rockin' 3:36
15 - Don't You Lie To Me 1:59
16 - 2120 South Michigan Avenue 3:40
Recorded At Chess Studio, 8 November 1964:
17 - What A Shame 3:04
18 - Fanny Mae 2:12
19 - Little Red Rooster 3:06
20 - Time Is On My Side (Version 2) 3:00
21 - Goodbye Girl 2:08
22 - Key To The Highway 3:18
23 - Mercy, Mercy (Version 1) 2:43
Recorded At Chess Studio, 10 May 1965:
24 - Mercy, Mercy (Version 2) 2:45
25 - That's How Strong My Love Is 2:24
26 - The Under-Assistant West Coast Promotion Man 3:22
27 - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 2:44
Bonus Disc
here are STEREO tracks from "Look What We`ve Done", Chess Sessions:
01 . It`s All Over Now
From official 12 x 5 Remastered [EQ - ed] to more analog, vinyl - like sound. Pitch & level corrected (i had to slow it down a bit. The template for this was first US vinyl pressing of 12 x 5 )
02 . Around And Around
From official 12 x 5 Remastered [EQ - ed] to more analog, vinyl - like sound. Pitch & level corrected (i had to slow it down a bit. The template for this was first US vinyl pressing of 12 x 5 )
03 . Confessin` The Blues
From official 12 x 5 Remastered [EQ - ed] to more analog, vinyl - like sound. Pitch & level corrected (i had to slow it down a bit. The template for this was first US vinyl pressing of 12 x 5 )
04 . Empty Heart
From official 12 x 5 Remastered [EQ - ed] to more analog, vinyl - like sound. Pitch & level corrected (i had to slow it down a bit. The template for this was first US vinyl pressing of 12 x 5 )
05 . If You Need Me
From official 12 x 5 Remastered [EQ - ed] to more analog, vinyl - like sound. Pitch & level corrected (i had to slow it down a bit. The template for this was first US vinyl pressing of 12 x 5 )
06 . Tell Me Baby
From Mad Shadows. Remastered [EQ - ed]. Pitch, phase & level corrected.
07 . 2120 South Michigan Avenue
From official 12 x 5 Remastered [EQ - ed] to more analog, vinyl - like sound. Pitch & level corrected (i had to speed it up a bit. The template for this was first US vinyl pressing of 12 x 5 )
08 . It`s All Over Now MONO
Shorter edit. Single version. Reconstructed [Edited] from MONO US first pressing vinyl rip
Remastered [EQ - ed]. Pitch, & level corrected.
09 . The Under Assistant West Coast Man MONO
Longer Version from vinyl rip of first US pressing of Singles Collection The London Years
Remastered [EQ - ed] & level corrected.
10 . Don`t Lie To Me
From Necrophilia. Remastered [EQ - ed] & level corrected.
Captain Acid January 2012
Hi Stones fanatics
Well this one is real good, this is:
THE GREAT LOST STONES BLUES ALBUM
"The Rolling Stones - Look What We`ve Done"_Chess Sessions_AcidProject Vol 05
Well of course it was never planed to be released like this. Or some say it was.
The Unreleased 1964 Blues Album, aka The Rolling Stones "Confessin` The Blues" At Chess Studios,
Chicago.
For me the things started happening the moment The Stones entered Chess studios in June of 1964.
For the first time there was someone in the studio who understood what kind of sound they wanted
and needed. The change was unbelievable, suddenly the band had matured and mastered that nasty
groove of theirs.
It will serve them very well from that moment on.
I always wanted to deal with those recordings and make my version of it. My first album of this
material was Sister Morphine`s, " The Chess Sessions". But i did not like the sound on it. It
was, shall we say "over - remastered", very compressed and brick - walled, harsh sounding to my
ears.
I had another 2 compilations, "Chicago Chess Sessions" by VGP and 2120 Michigan Avenue ( I got
from Viva Los Bootlegs ).
VGP had the best sound but i liked very much the track list on "2120 MA". So i have started
working on my version, and there were quite a few. Before this final one.
Mr D was very involved, he was checking everything about what sessions, what dates, he is much
better with that, than me. He also suggested we change "YOU" to"WE", in the title for "Look What
We`ve Done". And of course he did another legendary artwork.
So the track-list was taken from "2120 MA", but everything else is so much different. I guarantee
you that you have never heard those recordings, this good ( meaning, warm - natural ).
I`m real proud of this one.
First i have found the best sources( VGP, Sister Morphine, Viva Los Bootlegs, Unsurpassed
Masters, Rest Of The Best[DAC], Strictly Stereo and other sources).
Than pitch, phase and level corrected, where needed. After that i did some gentle EQ-ing. The
most trouble i had with the tracks i had to take from "Sister Morphine". I was trying to sort of
un-remaster them. And with the help of Equalizer i have tried to get rid of those ugly and nasty
frequencies, and make the tracks sound warmer and more natural ( analog ) sounding.
This album is working amazingly well. I am hooked on it for 2 weeks. The more i listen to it the
more i like it. Those songs together just create some magic. It really does sound like the Stones
lost blues album.
And now for the first time you can hear it in all it`s raw and primitive glory.
Enjoy
Captain Acid January 2012
Queens Hall
Leeds
UK
Walking The Dog, High Heel Sneakers, You Can Make It If You Try, Not Fade Away, Can I Get A Witness, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, It's All Over Now
Joe Loss Pop Show - BBC Radio
London
U.K.
It's All Over Now
If You Need Me
Confessin' The Blues
Carol
Mona
from Italian bootleg CD -Rough, Dirty & Irresistible
Top Gear (BBC)
unknown
England
Around and Around
If You Need Me
I Can't Be Satisfied
Crackin' Up
Ain't That Lovin' You Baby
It's All Over Now
unknown if 07/23/1964 is the actual performance date or the date of the broadcast
Imperial Ballroom
Nelson
England
It's All Over Now
If You Need Me
Confession The Blues
Carol
Mona
Bootlegs: Rough, Dirty & Irresistable
Ulster Hall
Belfast
Northern Ireland
I Wanna Be Your Man, It's All Over Now, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, High Heel Sneakers, Not Fade Away, I'm Alright, Walking The Dog
Longleat House
Warminster
England
Walking The Dog, I Wanna Be Your Man, It's All Over Now, I Just Wanna Make Love To You
Kurhaus, Scheveningen
The Hague
Holland
Walking The Dog, High Heel Sneakers, Susie Q, Not Fade Away
Bootlegs: Back To The Hague
Palace Ballroom
Douglas, Isle of Wight
UK
Not Fade Away, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, Walking The Dog, If You Need Me, Around And Around, High Heel Sneakers, I Wanna Be Your Man, I'm A King Bee, You Can Make It If You Try, Down In The Bottom, Carol, Tell Me, It's All Over Now
Astoria Theatre
Finsbury Park
London
I Just Wanna Make Love To You, Walking The Dog, If You Need Me, I'm Alright, Around And Around, It's All Over Now
Studio/In Concert
Various
Various
Claudine
Da Doo Run Run
Drift Away
Let It Rock
Honky Tonk Women
2000 Light Years From Home
You Got The Silver
Bye Bye Johnny
Andrews Blues
Blood Red Wine
Memo From Turner
Too Many Cooks
Jumpin Jack Flash
You Can't Always Get What You Want
All Down The Line
Run Rudolph Run
The Harder They Come
Whip It Up
Je Suis Un Rock Star
2120 S.Michigan Ave
Si Si
You Got The Silver-Mick on Vocals
2120 S.Michigan Ave-Complete version with Muddy Waters on Guitar
Olympia Theater
Paris
France
Not Fade Away, Walking The Dog, If You Need Me, Carol, Time Is On My Side, Tell Me, Around And Around, It's All Over Now, I'm Alright
Civic Auditorium, Tami Show
Santa Moncia
CA
Not Fade Away, Around And Around, Off The Hook, Tell Me, It's All Over Now, Time Is On My Side, I Just Wanna Make Love To You, I'm Alright
Civic Auditorium
Santa Moncia
CA
Around And Around
Off The Hook
Time Is On My Side
It's All Over Now
I'm All Right
Get Together
Dartford Renegades, 1964-1967 outtakes
Various
Various
19th Nervous Breakdown
Get Off Of My Cloud
The Last Time
Satisfaction
Heart Of Stone
Paint It Black
Goin' Home
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby (Standing In The Shadow)
19th Nervous Breakdown
Let's Spend Some Time Together
I Wanna Be Your Man
And Mr. Spector & Mr. Pitney
Mona
Walkin' Thru The Sleepy City
Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
England's Newest Hitmakers (mono)
Studio
Compilation
Route 66
I Just Want To Make Love To You
Honest I Do
Mona
Now I've Got A Witness
Little By Little
I'm A King Bee
Carol
Tell Me
Can I Get A Witness
You Can Make It If You Try
Walking The Dog
Not Fade Away (Take 15, Unreleased)
And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Too (Unreleased)
Andrew's Blues (Unreleased, Oldham Vocals)
Poison Ivy (Original "Pop" Version)
Fortune Teller (Planned B-Side Of Poison Ivy--Cancelled)
It Should Be You (Unreleased Early Jagger-Richards Tune, Given To George Bean)
Tell Me (Unreleased Version)
Fortune Teller (Take 1, Unreleased)
First Stones LP, Mono Mix + Bonus Tracks
This Is Rhythm And Blues!
Compilation
Compilation
1. Night Train
2. Big City - Bright Lights, Big City
3. Walking The Dog
4. Do-Re-Mi
5. Let The Sunshine In
6. You're Breaking My Heart
7. Route 66
8. Cops And Robbers
9. You Better Move On
10. Mona
11. Hi-Heel Sneakers
12. Little By Little
13. I Just Want To Make Love To You
14. I'm Moving On
15. Reelin' And Rockin'
16. Carol
17. Tell Me
18. Interview By Mike Douglas
19. Not Fade Away
20. Around And Around
21. Off The Hook
22. Time Is On My Side
23. It's All Over Now
24. I'm Alright
25. Let's Get Together
Label: DOG n CAT RECORDS
Cat-nr: [DAC 115]
Tracks 1-10:
BBC-Radio "Blues In Rhythm"
Camden Theater, London, March 19, 1964
(Aired May 9, 1964)
Tracks 1-5: George Fame And The Blue Flames
Track 6: Long John Baldry
Tracks 7-10: The Rolling Stones
Tracks 11-14:
The Rolling Stones
BBC-Radio "The Joe Loss Pop Show", April 10, 1964
Tracks 15:
The Rolling Stones
Chess Studios, Chicago, June 11, 1964
Tracks 15- 19:
The Rolling Stones
US-TV "The Mike Douglas Show", June 18, 1964
Tracks 20- 25:
"TAMI Awards Show" Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA. October 29, 1964
The Chess Sessions '64-'65
Chicago
IL
It's All Over Now*
I Can't Be Satisfied*
Stewed And Keefed (Brian's Blues)*
Time Is On My Side*
Good Times Bad Times**
Don't Lie To Me**
Around And Around**
2120 South Michigan Avenue**
Empty Heart**
Down In The Bottom**
Reelin' And Rockin'**
Down The Road Apiece**
High-Heeled Sneakers**
Look What You've Done**
Confessin' The Blues**
2120 South Michigan Avenue**
If You Need Me**
Tell Me, Baby (How Many Times)**
Time Is On My Side***
Little Red Rooster***
What A Shame***
Fanny Mae***
Mercy Mercy****
That's How Strong My Love Is****
The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man****
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction****
* June 10, 1964
**June 11, 1964
***November 8, 1964
****May 10, 1965
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