Just downloaded that 65/66/67 show and WOW there's a medley of get of my cloud/yesterday's papers, and boy i love it. anyone who also loves yesterday papers ? i was very suprised they could pul it of so well.

I love that song, (Buttons was the first Stones LP I bought with my own money), I'd like to heat that medley, what a strange combination of songs but I can hear how it might work.

I ain't stupid, I'm just guitarded.

Please, please, PLEASE tell me more about this!

Every time I survey the boot web pages, I see that reference to Yesterday's Papers live. I have many Stones boots, including Honolulu '66 (which is AWESOME, by the way). But I confess to craving Yesterday's Papers in concert.

Probably you can advise me: what's the best version to request in trade?

Also, at least one of those mid-'60's releases has Goin' Home live too. Certainly that's got to be noteworthy (either as in really cool, or hilariously embarrassing - I'll glady accept either one!).

Hoping for advice. Thanks.

There's a great punky studio version of Yesterday's Papers from August 1966 that's a killer....track it down now.


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Rockman:

You mean it's a Stones Between the Buttons outtake?

I heard those Between the Buttons outtakes were just remixes of official releases and were bogus. That's not true?

Thanks.

Going home is good too, but it just a 3 minute version

you can download it on dimeadozen.org i think, on rocksoff there is a link with instructions to paris show's 65/66/67

Awesome.

Very grateful, all!

Yep! it's an early demo ... uptempo and clockin' in at 2.03..punky!!

Also nice instrumental backing track version that clocks in at 3.04 and can be found on both versions of the 3CD or 4CD version of Black Box.

ROCKMAN

Rockman, you're gonna force me to go search for this thing.

Thanks yet again.

scaffer.....read about Black Box if ya need......ROCKMAN

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Yesterdays Papers - The first song I ever wrote completely on my own for a Rolling Stones record. - Mick Jagger, 1995

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