Rolling Stones ??/??/1968

Rolling Stones ??/??/68
Trident Mixes 1968-1972 studio outtakes, Unknown, Unknown

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Set I

Jiving Sister Fanny (alt. take). A different take was officially released on "Metamorphosis."
I'm Going Down (alt. mix). Officially released with a different mix on "Metamorphosis."
I Don't Know Why (alt. mix). Officially released with a different mix on "Metamorphosis." shorter than on Metamorphosis.
Hamburger to Go
Downtown Suzie (alt. mix). Officially released with a different mix on "Metamorphosis."
Blood Red Wine
Travelling Man
Family (alt. take). An alt. take was officially released on "Metamorphosis." This is the inferior take.
Still a Fool. Five more seconds at the start than VGP's version!
Family (alt. mix). Officially released with a different mix on "Metamorphosis."
Leather Jacket (inst.)
Dancing in the Light (alt. mix, inst.). Officially released with ~2010 vocals on "Exile on Main Street (Rarities Edition)."
Potted Shrimp (inst.)
Aladdin Story (alt. mix, inst.). Officially released with ~2010 vocals on "Exile on Main Street (Rarities Edition)."
I Was Just a Country Boy (inst.)
Who Am I
Trident Jam (inst.)
Memo from Turner (bonus track, alt. mix). Not on the LP but added to fill space here. A different take was officially released on "Metamorphosis." Backing track is different but vocal is identical to officially released 1970 Mick Jagger single.

Set II

Set III

Comment

Between 1968 and 1972 the Rolling Stones recorded numerous songs which were not released at the time. Some were cut into acetates with "Trident Studios" labels, presumably for band members or other insiders to listen to. In the late 1970s, a bootleg LP called "Trident Mixes" compiled these acetates.

This is a transfer from an original "Trident Mixes" bootleg LP. Lineage is Studio -> acetate -> bootleg LP -> PC

After the Rolling Stones left Decca/London to form their own record label, Decca/London released some of the songs on the 1975 album "Metamorphosis," using different mixes or takes. None of the songs are exactly the same as the acetate versions. Mick Jagger added vocals, among other things, to two of the instrumentals and released them on the 2010 album "Exile on Main Street (Rarities Edition)."

First uploaded to HungerCity by watchit, October 2011.

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