Long Long While ......Who's Drivin' Your Plane?...They's a couple of hidden gems



ROCKMAN

Yup your right, but Chenry was listing from 1971 to 2010. JJF/COTM is pre-1970.

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skipstone

OMG! ... This is AWESOME!!! ... I really need to get me this to CD, does anyone have a nice rip on Flac, mp3 or something ?

Anyone have info on this entry:

037.) She Was Hot (Promo Cassette Mix)


Is this the video version that was sped up and had a different 2nd verse or perhaps the longer version that was given to radio stations before the album release???



Thanks,
Steve

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STUFAN
Anyone have info on this entry:

037.) She Was Hot (Promo Cassette Mix)


the longer version that was given to radio stations before the album release

That's the answer. Music video edits are something different (in most cases). I am cleaning up the cleaned up version soon and will up it in a few weeks.

Ha ha. The tongue they used for that tour...

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Rockman
Long Long While ......Who's Drivin' Your Plane?...They's a couple of hidden gems

YEHAAHhhh...that's the stuff!

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Chris Wood
WOW...thanks for all the info!!

Your welcome, if you need the Decca B -Sides and other non - album tracks those are easy to find. But, I can list these as well.

Nope did little digging and its listed as a 12 inch maxi single release

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charliesgood
Nope did little digging and its listed as a 12 inch maxi single release

If your talking about that single you had @#$%& Blues was released unknown to the Stones by Decca. As soon as the band found out they pulled the box set from the shelf. Brown Sugar (w/Clapton) has never been released officially.

The following selections appeared on the 1980 German Compilation LP called "For Collector's Only" [sic], and the 1984 4 LP German boxed set "The Rest of the Best", but nowhere on the albums listed above for the USA or UK. Since the deletion of these two compilations, [5 of] these tracks remain unavailable officially [on CD].

"Tell Me Baby, How Many Times" recorded Chicago, June 1964
"I've Been Loving You too Long" recorded Los Angeles, May 1965
"Da Doo Ron Ron" Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra, 1964
"Memphis Tennessee" "" ""
"Con le Mie Lacrime" Italian "As Tears Go By", Spring '68

"@#$%& Blues" Olympic Studios, 1970
(limited edition 7" bonus single found only w/ Sept. '84 issue of the box; deleted in later issues.)

Read more: [www.faqs.org]

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chenry9195

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charliesgood
Nope did little digging and its listed as a 12 inch maxi single release

If your talking about that single you had @#$%& Blues was released unknown to the Stones by Decca. As soon as the band found out they pulled the box set from the shelf. Brown Sugar (w/Clapton) has never been released officially.

The following selections appeared on the 1980 German Compilation LP called "For Collector's Only" [sic], and the 1984 4 LP German boxed set "The Rest of the Best", but nowhere on the albums listed above for the USA or UK. Since the deletion of these two compilations, [5 of] these tracks remain unavailable officially [on CD].

"Tell Me Baby, How Many Times" recorded Chicago, June 1964
"I've Been Loving You too Long" recorded Los Angeles, May 1965
"Da Doo Ron Ron" Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra, 1964
"Memphis Tennessee" "" ""
"Con le Mie Lacrime" Italian "As Tears Go By", Spring '68

"@#$%& Blues" Olympic Studios, 1970
(limited edition 7" bonus single found only w/ Sept. '84 issue of the box; deleted in later issues.)

Read more: [www.faqs.org]

"I've Been Loving You too Long" recorded Los Angeles, May 1965
This one is on the remastered 'More Hot Rocks'.

"Con le Mie Lacrime" Italian "As Tears Go By", Spring '68
It's from late '66.

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Blueranger

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chenry9195

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charliesgood
Nope did little digging and its listed as a 12 inch maxi single release

If your talking about that single you had @#$%& Blues was released unknown to the Stones by Decca. As soon as the band found out they pulled the box set from the shelf. Brown Sugar (w/Clapton) has never been released officially.

The following selections appeared on the 1980 German Compilation LP called "For Collector's Only" [sic], and the 1984 4 LP German boxed set "The Rest of the Best", but nowhere on the albums listed above for the USA or UK. Since the deletion of these two compilations, [5 of] these tracks remain unavailable officially [on CD].

"Tell Me Baby, How Many Times" recorded Chicago, June 1964
"I've Been Loving You too Long" recorded Los Angeles, May 1965
"Da Doo Ron Ron" Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra, 1964
"Memphis Tennessee" "" ""
"Con le Mie Lacrime" Italian "As Tears Go By", Spring '68

"@#$%& Blues" Olympic Studios, 1970
(limited edition 7" bonus single found only w/ Sept. '84 issue of the box; deleted in later issues.)

Read more: [www.faqs.org]

"I've Been Loving You too Long" recorded Los Angeles, May 1965
This one is on the remastered 'More Hot Rocks'.

"Con le Mie Lacrime" Italian "As Tears Go By", Spring '68
It's from late '66.

I was referring to IBLYTL. Seeing as this site was last updated in '98 this was not released on CD yet. And you are right about CLML.