Well---i think---"aftermath " --Could you walk on the water
exile Tropical desease

what else?

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

Blessed Poison aka Bridges to Babylon

Jungle Disease aka Exile On Main Street

Their Satanic----------cosmic christmas

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

Automatic Changer ~ Let It Bleed
Hard Knox And Durty Sox ~ Let It Bleed



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Eat It - Exile
17 Stitches - can't remember
The Vagina Album - Tattoo You
Lonely At The Top - ER
Where The Boys Go - ER
Don't Steal My Girlfriend - SG
Virtual Blessings - B2B
Keith's Album - DW
But Naked - Stripped



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More Fast Ones - Some Girls

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glencar
More Fast Ones - Some Girls

I think it was More Fast Numbers

Let It Bleed was also considered to be called Sticky Fingers, although I do like Automatic Changer.

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django

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glencar
More Fast Ones - Some Girls

I think it was More Fast Numbers

Yes, you're correct. Thanks.

>I think it was More Fast Numbers

And I think it was ER not SG, said in jest by Ronnie Wood circa the '78 tour (he said something like, "We're going to call the next album MORE FAST NUMBERS".). In a similar vein he suggested CERTAIN WOMEN.

Some article claimed BLACK AND BLUE was going to be called COCKROACHES. TATTOO YOU was originally announced as simply TATTOO (Keith was quoted as wondering where the "You" came from, as though he had not been informed of the change).

Wasn't Bulldog the working title of Little T&A ......



ROCKMAN

Yep, he called it "Bulldog" until he wrote the lyrics. He said that he thought he'd save that title for another song.

Working titles for Undercover were Triple X and Too Much Blood.

I think the best one is Cellophane Trousers. That's just beyond hilarious.

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>I think it was More Fast Numbers

And I think it was ER not SG, said in jest by Ronnie Wood circa the '78 tour (he said something like, "We're going to call the next album MORE FAST NUMBERS".). In a similar vein he suggested CERTAIN WOMEN.

I don't know if MFN was also a working title for ER but it was definitely one of the working titles for SG. This is Ronnies painting (dated November 1977) of Keith from Barbara Charone's book. Bottom right you can clearly read MORE FAST NUMBERS.

Actually, the working title for Dirty Work was Back To Zero

Hope you know what i mean. So lets go:

Their satanic majesties request was cosmic christmas

Aftermath could you walk on the water

Exile on main Street Tropical desease

A bigger Bang Manhatten Beach

You know some more???

The only other one I can think of is Let It Bleed, which was originally titled Automatic Changer.

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The only other one I can think of is Let It Bleed, which was originally titled Automatic Changer.

i feel like the history of the band would have been completely different if they had stuck with that (horrible) title..

Some Girls - Lies Detector

Emotional Rescue - Lonely At The Top

Bridges To Babylon - Blessed Poison

Some Girls - No More Fast Songs

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Tattoo You was "Tattoo" or "Vagina" at different points
Dirty Work was 19 Stitches
Blasphemy and Flip the Switch were also working titles for BABYLON



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Some Girls was @More fast numbers' wasn't it?

Some Girls was also allegedly Don't Steal My Girlfriend very early on (although that always sounded like a joke)

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Havo
Hope you know what i mean. So lets go:

Their satanic majesties request was cosmic christmas

Aftermath could you walk on the water

Exile on main Street Tropical desease

A bigger Bang Manhatten Beach

You know some more???

I like each of the alternates as titles...particularly Cosmic Christmas and Manhattan Beach.

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Bridges To Babylon - Blessed Poison

Oh Blessed Poison. Me likes.

Dirt Work - Why Are we Working These Songs

19 STITCHES was bandied about at a time when nine other tracks were under consideration at the first mixing sessions in late summer 1985. I always wondered if a possible double album was planned. The weird thing is just how many Keith lead vocals we would have had. The other nine tracks listed at the time were: Strictly Memphis, Nobody's Perfect, Deep Love, Crushed Pearl, You're Too Much, Treat Me Like a Fool, Some of Us Are On Our Knees, Your Love, and I Can't See Nobody. Granted some of the outtakes sung by Keith might have also had Mick vocals by the mixing stage. Still, I'd love to hear the finished (or nearly finished versions) of these tracks.