I´m very interested in getting to know the complete tracklist, and opinions on sound quality!

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rootsman
I´m very interested in getting to know the complete tracklist, and opinions on sound quality!

Tracklist:




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Disc 1 - THE REBELS ARRIVE

1. On Your Way To School aka Wee Baby Blues (1961.12 Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys first demo session)
2. Johnny B. Goode (1962.1 Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys second demo session)
3. Little Queenie (1962.1 Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys second demo session)
4. Beautiful Delilah (1962.1 Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys second demo session)
5. You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (1962.10.27 first Rolling stones studio recording session)
6. Bright Lights, Big City (1963.3.11 IBC Studios)
7. Diddley Daddy (1963.3.11 IBC Studios)
8. Honey, What’s Wrong? (1963.3.11 IBC Studios)
9. Roadrunner (1963.3.11 IBC Studios)
10. I Want To Be Loved (1963.3.11 IBC Studios)
11. Fortune Teller (take 1) (1963.7.9 Decca Studios from Saturday Club)
12. Poison Ivy (1963.7.16 Decca Studios with guiro)
13. Fortune Teller (take 2) (1963.7.9 Decca Studios without harmonica)
14. Go Home, Girl (1963.11.14 De Lane Lea Studios)
15. Come On (1963.9.23 BBC Saturday Club)
16. Memphis Tennessee (1963.9.23 BBC Saturday Club)
17. Roll Over Beethoven (1963.9.23 BBC Saturday Club)
18. It Should Be You (1963.11.20-21 Regent Sound Studios)
19. Leave Me Alone (1963.11.20-21 Regent Sound Studios)
20. My Only Girl (That Girl Belongs To Yesterday) (1963.11.20-21 Regent Sound Studios)
21. Not Fade Away (1964.1.10 Regent Sound Studios)
22. Andrew’s Blues (1964.2.3-4 Regent Sound Studios)
23. Mr. Spector & Mr. Pitney Came Too (1964.2.3-4 Regent Sound Studios)
24. Wake Up In The Morning (1964.2.6 PYE Studios)
25. Tell Me (1964.2.24-25 Regent Sound Studios 2.52 version)
26. As Time Goes By (1964.3.11 De Lane Lea Studios)
27. Ain’t That Loving You Baby (1964.10.8 BBC Rhythm & Blues)
28. Cops & Robbers (1964.3.19 Blues In Rhythm)
29. I’m Moving On (1964.4.10 The Joe Loss Pop Show)
30. Beautiful Delilah (1964.4.13 BBC Saturday Club)
31. Don’t Lie To Me (1964.5.12 Regent Sound Studios)
32. Reelin’ & Rockin’ (1964.6.11 Chess Studios)
33. 2120 South Michigan Avenue (1964.6.11 Chess Studios Long version from Around And Around)


Disc 2 – SHAKE, HOLLER & RUN

1. High Heeled Sneakers (1964.6.11 Chess Studios)
2. Stewed & Keefed (1964.6.10 Chess Studios)
3. Look What You've Done (1964.6.11 Chess Studios from December’s Children)
4. Tell Me Baby, How Many Times? (1964.6.11 Chess Studios)
5. Meet Me In The Bottom (1964.6.11 Chess Studios)
6. Crackin' Up (1964.7.17 BBC Top Gear))
7. Congratulations (1964.5.12 Regent Sound Studios from 12X5)
8. Time Is On My Side (1964.6.24-26 Regent Sound Studios with organ intro from 12X5)
9. Try A Little Harder (1964.6.29-7.7? Regent Sound Studios and Decca Studios)
10. Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind (1964.6.29-7.7 Regent Sound Studios and Decca Studios)
11. Heart Of Stone (1964.7.21-23 Regent Sound Studios)
12. Blue Turns To Grey (1964.8.31-9.4 Regent Sound Studios and Decca Studios with female backing vocals)
13. We’re Wasting Time (1964.8.31-9.4 Regent Sound Studios and Decca Studios with guitar solo)
14. (Walking Thru The) Sleepy City (1964.8.31-9.4 Regent Sound Studios and Decca Studios)
15. Each And Every Day Of The Year (1964.8.31-9.4 Regent Sound Studios and Decca Studios with female backing vocals)
16. I’d Much Rather Be With The Boys (1965.2 Decca Studios with guitar solo)
17. We Were Falling In Love (1964.9.28-29 Regent Sound Studios)
18. Surprise, Surprise (1964.9.28-29 Regent Sound Studios from Fourteen)
19. Susie Q (1964.9.28-29 Regent Sound Studios from The Rolling Stones No.2)
20. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love I (1964.11.2 RCA Studios from The Rolling Stones, Now!)
21. Goodbye Girl (1964.11.8 Chess Studios)
22. Mercy, Mercy (1964.11.8 Chess Studios)
23. Key To The Highway (1964.11.8 Chess Studios)
24. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (1965.5.11-12 RCA Studios from More Hot Rocks)
25. Oh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin’) (1965.8.20 BBC Saturday Club)
26. The Spider And The Fly (1965.8.20 BBC Saturday Club)
27. Fanny Mae (1965.8.20 BBC Saturday Club)
28. Looking Tired (1965.9.6 RCA Studios)
29. Con Le Mie Lacrime (1966.3.15 Regent Sound Studios without harpsichord)
30. Out Of Time (1966.4.27-30 PYE Studios)


Disc 3 - LIVING IN THE STONE AGE

1. 19th Nervous Breakdown (1965.12.3-8 RCA Studios)
2. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? I (1966.8.31-9.2 IBC Studios backing track)
3. Get Yourself Together I (1966.8.3-8.11 RCA Studios)
4. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? II (1966.8.31-9.2 IBC Studios piano intro)
5. If You Let Me (1966.3.6-9 RCA Studios)
6. Yesterday’s Papers (1966.8.3-11 RCA Studios)
7. Sometimes Happy, Sometimes Blue (Dandelion) (1966.11.8-26 Olympic Sound Studios and PYE Studios)
8. Get Yourself Together II (1966.11.8-26 Olympic Sound Studios and PYE Studios)
9. We Love You (1967.6.12-13 Olympic Sound Studios)
10. Cosmic Christmas (1967.10.16,21,23 Olympic Sound Studios)
11. 2000 Light Years From Home (1967.8.10-9.7 Olympic Sound Studios)
12. Gold Painted Nails (1967.10.16,21,23 Olympic Sound Studios)
13. Did Everybody Pay Their Dues? (1968.3.17-4.3 Olympic Sound Studios)
14. Child Of The Moon I (1968.3.17-4.3 Olympic Sound Studios from More Hot Rocks?)
15. Jigsaw Puzzle (1968.7.7-25 Olympic Sound Studios)
16. Parachute Woman (1968.3.17-4.3 Olympic Sound Studios)
17. Jumping Jack Flash (1968.4.20 Olympic Sound Studios)
18. Highway Child (1968.2 Redlands?)
19. Stray Cat Blues (1968.3.17-4.3 Olympic Sound Studios)
20. Family I (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
21. Blood Red Wine (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
22. No Expectations (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
23. Dear Doctor (take 1) (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
24. Memo From Turner I (1968.11.17 Olympic Sound Studio)


Disc 4 - IT MUST HAVE BEEN THE DEVIL

1. Child Of The Moon II (1968.3.17-4.3 Olympic Sound Studios backing track)
2. Prodigal Son (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
3. Family II (1968.6.28 Olympic Sound Studios)
4. Still A Fool (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
5. Give Me A Hamburger To Go (Stuck Out All Alone) (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
6. Memo From Turner II (1968.11.17 Olympic Sound Studios)
7. And I Was A Country Boy (1969.2.10-3.31 Olympic Sound Studios)
8. Sister Morphine I (1968.5.13-23 Olympic Sound Studios)
9. You Got The Silver (1969.2.10-3.31 Olympic Sound Studios Mick Jagger on lead vocals)
10. Gimme Shelter (1969.2.10-3.31 Olympic Sound Studios Keith Richards on lead vocals)
11. Honky Tonk Women (1969.2.10-3.31 Olympic Sound Studios)
12. Sister Morphine II (1969.2.10-3.31 Olympic Sound Studios)
13. Loving Cup I (1969.4.17-7.2 Olympic Sound Studios)
14. Jiving Sister Fanny (1969.4.17-7.2 Olympic Sound Studios)
15. Downtown Suzie (1969.4.17-7.2 Olympic Sound Studios)
16. I’m Going Down (1969.10.17-26 Sunset Studios & 10.28-11.2 Elektra Studios)
17. I Don’t Know Why (1969.4.17-7.2 Olympic Sound Studios)
18. Country Honk (1969.4.17-7.2 Olympic Sound Studios)
19. All Down The Line I (1969.10.17-26 Sunset Studios & 10.28-11.2 Elektra Studios acoustic version)


Disc 5 - LIFE ON THE RUN

1. Get A Line On You (1970.8.7 Olympic Sound Studios)
2. Hillside Blues aka I Don’t Know The Reason Why (1969.10.17-26 Sunset Studios & 10.28-11.2 Elektra Studios)
3. Wild Horses (1969.12.4? Olympic Sound Studios)
4. @#$%& Blues (1970.3-5 Olympic Sound Studios & Newbury, Stargroves)
5. Dead Flowers (1969.12.9 Olympic Sound Studios)
6. Dancing In The Light (1970.3-5 Olympic Sound Studios & Newbury, Stargroves)
7. Shake Your Hips (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
8. Leather Jacket (1970.6.16-7.27 Olympic Sound Studios)
9. Stop Breaking Down (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
10. Shine A Light (1970.6.16-7.27 Olympic Sound Studios)
11. Sweet Virginia (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
12. Who Am I? (1970.6.16-7.27 Olympic Sound Studios)
13. Good Time Woman (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
14. Sway (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
15. Bitch (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
16. Travelin’ Man (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
17. Brown Sugar (1970.12.18 Olympic Sound Studios with Eric Clapton)
18. Silver Train (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)


Disc 6 - FOR NOW, SO LONG

1. Let It Rock (1971.3.13 Live at Leeds University, Stereo)
2. I'm Not Signifying (1971.7 & 10.14-11.2 Villefranche, France, Villa Nellcote)
3. Potted Shrimp (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
4. So Divine (Aladdin Story) (1970.10.17-31 Newbury, Stargloves & Olympic Sound Studios)
5. Loving Cup II (1971.12.4-19 Sunset Studios)
6. All Down The Line II (1971.12.4-19 Sunset Studios)
7. I Don't Care (1972.3.28 Sunset Studios)
8. Exile On Main Street Blues (1972.3.28 Sunset Studios)
9. Winter (1972.11.25-30 & 12.6-21 Dynamic Sound Studios
10. Criss-Cross Man (1972.11.25-30 & 12.6-21 Dynamic Sound Studios)
11. Separately (1972.11.25-30 & 12.6-21 Dynamic Sound Studios)
12. Through The Lonely Nights (1972.11.25-30 &12.6-21 Dynamic Sound Studios)
13. Dancing With Mr. D. (1973.4.28-5 Island Recording Studios)
14. 100 Years Ago (1973.4.28-5 Island Recording Studios)
15. Hide Your Love (1973.4.28-5 Island Recording Studios)
16. Too Many Cooks (1973.12 The Record Plant)
17. Drift Away (1974.1.14-28 Musicland Studios)
18. Living In The Heart Of Love (1974.1.14-28 Musicland Studios)
19. If You Can’t Rock Me (1974.4.10-15 Newbury, Stargloves, Mobile Studio & 5.20-25 Island Recording Studios)
20. ‘Till The Next Goodbye (1974.4.10-15 Newbury, Stargloves, Mobile Studio & 5.20-25 Island Recording Studios)

Thank you for posting the tracklisting AP! Much appreciated.

Looks like there isn't anything new in this set that hasn't been released before...?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-06-26 14:50 by bolexman.

Thanks, Mitch and AP!

Strange to include officially available tracks...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-06-26 20:56 by rootsman.

Haven't heard Johnny B. Goode by Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys before...

"Strange to include officially available tracks..."

The fake Scorpio did it already with their Dylan's "Genuine Bootleg Series vol.IV" : a good chunk of the three cds was official "rare" stuff.

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Haven't heard Johnny B. Goode by Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys before...

Wasnt there a medley which included it? I will check it. But, yes, as a standalone track it seems to ne new.

Otherwise, the tracklist is rather unspectacular in terms of new and previously unreleased tracks. So theres only the question left if the sound quality is dramatically better than on previous releases. If not, I save my money because I could easily compile a set like this from the boots and tapes I already have.

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Strange to include officially available tracks...

Which ones?

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rootsman
Strange to include officially available tracks...

Which ones?

From the Decca years (assuming they are the same versions), these are all released officially:

Fortune Teller (take 1)
Poison Ivy
Fortune Teller (take 2)
2120 South Michigan Avenue
Look What You´ve Done
Congratulations
Time Is On My Side
(the ALOO demos don´t really count, imo)
Surprise, Surprise
Susie Q
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
I´ve Been Loving You Too Long
If You Let Me
Cosmic Cristmas
Jiving Sister Fanny
Downtown Susie
I´m Going Down

All of the above (except Fortune Teller without harmonica) are on the 2002 remastered CDs.



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rootsman
Strange to include officially available tracks...

Which ones?

From the Decca years (assuming they are the same versions), these are all released officially:

Poison Ivy (take 1)
Fortune Teller
Poison Ivy (take 2)
2120 South Michigan Avenue
Look What You´ve Done
Congratulations
Time Is On My Side
(the ALOO demos don´t really count, imo)
Surprise, Surprise
Susie Q
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
I´ve Been Loving You Too Long
If You Let Me
Cosmic Cristmas
Jiving Sister Fanny
Downtown Susie
I´m Going Down

All of the above (except Fortune Teller without harmonica) are on the 2002 remastered CDs.

Agree for a few ones, but some of them are alternate/different mixes from official releases.

"...a few ones"?

I know that there are some (slightly) different mixes of Downtown Susie and I´m Going Down, as well as an alternate take of Jiving Sister Fanny available.
Also, Look What You´ve Done exists with a talked intro, and Susie Q with some intro seconds before the actual song.
2120 South Michigan Avenue and Look What You´ve Done are in stereo on the CD remasters, but were previously released in mono.
I´ve Been Loving You Too Long has been officially released with and without audience overdubbed.

If any of the others on my list are different on this Scorpio release, I think it would be news to most collectors - but very welcome news, of course!



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I know that there are some (slightly) different mixes of Downtown Susie and I´m Going Down, as well as an alternate take of Jiving Sister Fanny available.
Also, Look What You´ve Done exists with a talked intro, and Susie Q with some intro seconds before the actual song.

That's what I call "a few ones"...

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rootsman
If any of the others on my list are different on this Scorpio release, I think it would be news to most collectors - but very welcome news, of course!

I'd like too but nothing new obviously. Quite strange from the Scorpio label.

Nothing new obviously. Quite usual from the fake Scorpio label.

O.K. dcba we get the message you think that it's the fake Scorpio, I amongst others on this board know it's not. So let me ask you if it is 100% real Scorpio will you buy it ? or will you wait until someone else buys it and uploads it to a torrent site :-)

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Hi F.

Please read my PM, mate



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This is NOT genuine Scorpio. The best outtakes releases were the 3 double sets from The Godfatherecords from 2-3 years back THROUGH THE PAST DARKLY Vol 1-3. These have the best quality sources and from different source tapes than the many times rehashed stuff! These are a must have! Have 'm on my ipod RIGHT NOW!!!

I cant tell you HOW I know without revealing a trusted and dependable source that I would not want to cause any problems but this IS genuine Scorpio...
As far as The Godfather releases the pkg was great(although some of the info on them was incorrect) but there was nothing new on them and the sound wasnt any better than on numerous othet sets(unless you like the treble boosted cause thats all they did)

Godfather records only compiles already existing stuff.
For newbies only.

Godfather has their sources for excellent material and like many other labels they sometimes use material already released! At least they are not rehashing year after year under a different banner like VGP, Dogs'n'cats etc......

And Mitch dunno since when YOU were around but I'm around when it comes to bootlegs since 1982. I had/have the original vinyl material, The Swinging Pig stuff, genuine Scorpio material, TMOQ etc.so don't call me a newby, ok?

Godfather has some very nice pkging AND the are real silvers but I havent seen them come up with anything new or different. They misrepresent sometimes.Like calling most of their Wien 9-1-73 recording (GR 334/335) a sb when it was just a clone of the Vinyl Gang audience recording. I bought my first bootleg in 1973............

Hey susanne and scottkeef, while you are both here... may I ask, what is your opinion of the Invasion Unlimited bootleg CDs? I am not really into bootleg labels or anything, but when I acquired a copy of the "Itchy Fingers" CD by Invasion Unlimited I was blown away. This was ages ago, mid-90s or something. I'd be interested in your opinion of that label and their releases

I love all the IU discs (Especially "Made In The Shade" and "Beat Beat Beat at the Beeb") At the time of their release I would say they were some of the highest quality outs avail. What I mean is there may have been some upgrades on some songs since these were originally released in when? mid 90s? But I still say you cant go wrong picking up any of their releases!! Just my opinion tho....

PS I think their BBC collection (named above) might be the most comprehensive collection to date?

The earlier volumes of Invasion Unlimited were excellent, by the mid-seventies there were too many unnecessary edits and the sources were not always the best available. Agreed, their BBC collection is the finest.

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This is NOT genuine Scorpio. The best outtakes releases were the 3 double sets from The Godfatherecords from 2-3 years back THROUGH THE PAST DARKLY Vol 1-3. These have the best quality sources and from different source tapes than the many times rehashed stuff! These are a must have! Have 'm on my ipod RIGHT NOW!!!

I cannot disagree more. THROUGH THE PAST DARKLY Vol 1-3 were major disappointments because despite all these "different source tape" claims most of the stuff sounds unnatural, harsh, whatever = obviously over-equalized and processed. There is NOTHING on these sets that managed to convince me that it was really from a "new source".

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I cannot disagree more. THROUGH THE PAST DARKLY Vol 1-3 were major disappointments because despite all these "different source tape" claims most of the stuff sounds unnatural, harsh, whatever = obviously over-equalized and processed. There is NOTHING on these sets that managed to convince me that it was really from a "new source".

I cannot agree more. I've immediately sold the first volume again after one listen and have never bought the two other volumes. Just crap IMHO.

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Godfather has their sources for excellent material and like many other labels they sometimes use material already released! At least they are not rehashing year after year under a different banner like VGP, Dogs'n'cats etc......

And Mitch dunno since when YOU were around but I'm around when it comes to bootlegs since 1982. I had/have the original vinyl material, The Swinging Pig stuff, genuine Scorpio material, TMOQ etc.so don't call me a newby, ok?

You collect since 1982 and talk like a newbie, sorry.
Knowledge is not (only) a question of time.
I know some collectioners who buy everything without having any clue about which is the best release of one show of a studio outtake...
How can you compare Godfather to VGP?
Godfather never unearted any new material or new source.
Even DAC found some great new material/stuff (in the beginning)

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Hey susanne and scottkeef, while you are both here... may I ask, what is your opinion of the Invasion Unlimited bootleg CDs? I am not really into bootleg labels or anything, but when I acquired a copy of the "Itchy Fingers" CD by Invasion Unlimited I was blown away. This was ages ago, mid-90s or something. I'd be interested in your opinion of that label and their releases

I bought all their releases when they came out. (around 1995)
Nothing new, but quite clean "remastering" of some track and clever compilations, especially "Beat Beat Beat".
Never thought to resell them since the 15 years I go them.

Johnny B. Goode (1962.1 Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys second demo session)

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