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Gered Mankowitz



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-23 10:30 by SwayStones.

i've got this one labelled "Buttons sessions", but i don't remember what the source of that information was,
so i can't promise it's reliable:


- 1966, courtesy of the Tom Beach Collection (don't know who took it, sorry!)

Keith wore white shirts a lot in 66, but his whole look in this next one looks to me like the same session as the one above.
it was posted by our esteeemed cohort Honestman - maybe he'll be able to finetune the date for us?


- 1966 by Stu, courtesy of Honestman

and here's another one that Honestman posted for us - again maybe he'll have an idea of the date?


- 1966? or 65? courtesy of the Michael Ochs Archives, via Honestman (don't know who took it, sorry!)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-23 14:12 by with sssoul.

I think the last one is from 1965, post Satisfaction, Pre Aftermath, whenever the RCA sessions for tracks from Out Of Our Heads etc took place.

I believe it was probably Bob Bonis who took it if the fairly recent spout of his photos are anything to go by.

His Majesty
I am not sureI got which pics you're looking for
I posted only 1965's photos at RCA.Isn't what you are looking for ? Because I wasn't able to find photos from Aug 65 .

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His Majesty
I am not sureI got which pics you're looking for
I posted only 1965's photos at RCA.Isn't what you are looking for ? Because I wasn't able to find photos from Aug 65 .

Any photos of the stones in RCA.

>> I think the last one is from 1965, post Satisfaction, Pre Aftermath,
whenever the RCA sessions for tracks from Out Of Our Heads etc took place. <<

okay so Satisfaction was one of a bunch of tracks recorded May 11th-12th, then (according to nzentgraf.de) there was:

1965 18th May: Los Angeles, RCA Studios. Producer: Andrew Oldham. Sound engineer: Dave Hassinger.
Preparing of backing tracks for Shindig!
- Little Red Rooster (Willie Dixon)
- The Last Time (MJ/KR)
- Play With Fire (Nanker Phelge)

1965 7th - 10th July: Los Angeles, RCA Studios, Hollywood. Producer: Andrew Oldham. Sound Engineer: Dave Hassinger.
Note: Recordings and mixing for the UK-version of the LP 'Out of Our Heads', see 650905A for track listing.

1965 5th September: Los Angeles, RCA Studios, Hollywood. Producer: Andrew Oldham. Sound engineer: Dave Hassinger.
- Get Off Of My Cloud I (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; 7“-version
- Get Off Of My Cloud II (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; stereo hand-clap remix of I, Hot Rocks CD version
- She Said Yeah (Sonny Christy/Roddy Jackson) -Out Of Our Heads version
- The Singer Not The Song (MJ/KR) -7“version
- Talkin' 'Bout You (Chuck Berry) -STU on piano; Out Of Our Heads version
Note: Most or all tracks were already begun in early July

1965 6th September: Los Angeles, RCA Studios, Hollywood. Producer: Andrew Oldham. Sound engineer: Dave Hassinger.
- Blue Turns To Grey III (MJ/KR) -December’s Children version
- Gotta Get Away I (MJ/KR) - unverified accetate version, auctioned at Sotheby's
- Gotta Get Away II (MJ/KR) - Out Of Our Heads version
- I'm Free (MJ/KR) –James W. Alexander on percussion; Out Of Our Heads version
- Looking Tired (MJ/KR) -STU on piano

and then of course the December 65 sessions beautifully documented by Gered Mankowitz.

here's one more that i reckon is from 65:


- 1965? by Stu

"guys, you're sounding great, and you look sharp, but what you really need are some ruffled shirts, cowboy boots, and spangled jumpsuits..."

Aftermath was also the first album to be recorded entirely in the United States, at the legendary RCA Studios in Hollywood.
Recorded 3–8 December 1965 and 6–9 March 1966



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His Majesty
I am not sureI got which pics you're looking for
I posted only 1965's photos at RCA.Isn't what you are looking for ? Because I wasn't able to find photos from Aug 65 .

Any photos of the stones in RCA.

Ok,i wasn't sure about this since you didn't tell me to "keep them coming "

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steffiestones
Aftermath was also the first album to be recorded entirely in the United States, at the legendary RCA Studios in Hollywood.
Recorded 3–8 December 1965 and 6–9 March 1966

yes, and all in one studio; this is as much of a factor, I think, as the all-original compositions (more frequently mentioned) in making this the first album since the debut that isn't a compilation.

ewww @ Mick digging for gold.

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"What I'm doing is a sexual thing. I dance and all dancing is a replacement for sex". - Mick Jagger

not the RCA, but I recently found the only supposed existing pix of the guys at the Hollywood a go-go on May 15, 1965.

[www.gazzarridancers.com]



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And this is the result!!

Hi steff.
is it an acetate? you know which tracks are included?

First of all, no Sssoul sorry I don't have a glimpse of an idea for the pictures
you've posted !
Here's some more, included some for which I have a doubt ; but here they are...






















Unfortunately, I don't have the photographers credits since I've crashed my PC
some days ago, my whole database was saved with # under each pictures
But I'm sure that some people here could help

HMN



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-25 15:20 by Honestman.

wow thanks Honestman! sorry to hear about your computer - hope you get it back on its toes quickly and smoothly!

i was thinking that some of the photos i posted were from magazines
that you may have the dates of (if/when they're handy, of course!) -
knowing when they were published would sometimes help in figuring out when they were taken ...

meanwhile, that 1965 group shot with ALO is by Bob Bonis: [www.nfagallery.com]
Julian Wasser took an almost identical one, which he says is from the may 11th-12th sessions when Satisfaction was cut: [www.julianwasser.com]

the one of Keith rocking out in stripes is also by Bob Bonis

the one where he's in a white shirt and has a bass is from 1966 and it's by Stu

the one of Keith in headphones is a Gered Mankowitz shot from 1967 - may i believe
it's from Olympic Studios, not RCA ... but i love it :E

the one of Keith with Jack Nitzsche in 1965 is by Bob Bonis again

i'll leave Honestman's other fine shots to the good Brian-spotters and Mick-spotters :E



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-25 19:23 by with sssoul.

This book will be available November next and should include the Bob Bonis pix, maybe at the RCA studios as well.

[www.amazon.com]

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And this is the result!!

Hi steff.
is it an acetate? you know which tracks are included?

Yes, this is the RCA aftermath acetate.
Songs:

Paint it black, Hard to tell, so scratched. but likely longer...

Stupid Girl, More Hammond organ in mix

I am Waiting, Different mix of backing vox

Its Not Easy, Alternate take!!!!!..blues guitar fills way up

Long Long While , B side Of Paint it Black..not released on regular album.

What to Do, Alt mix

Lady Jane , Longer version, alt mix

Under My Thumb , Slight Longer fadeout, alt mix

Flight 505, basically the same, better sound

Out Of Time, Basicallly same, better sound

High and Dry, slight alt mix

Mothers Little Helper, Heavy reverb on vox, slightly longer fadeout



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They were so stylish in those days.

Who's the dude with the hat and glasses at the piano with Keith?

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Who's the dude with the hat and glasses at the piano with Keith?

jack nitzsche

I would rather say The Great great Jack Nitzsche

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His Majesty
I am not sureI got which pics you're looking for
I posted only 1965's photos at RCA.Isn't what you are looking for ? Because I wasn't able to find photos from Aug 65 .

Any photos of the stones in RCA.

OK.
Do you still want me to post the photos of/from "Out Of their Heads "?
I mean ,is it worthwhile ?
Because Rockman & ssoul already sent the photos of Mankowitz"book to you ,didn't they ?

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SwayStones

Do you still want me to post the photos of/from "Out Of their Heads "?
I mean ,is it worthwhile ?

Yes please!

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This book will be available November next and should include the Bob Bonis pix, maybe at the RCA studios as well.

[www.amazon.com]

HOT DAMN I know what I'm getting for Christmas!

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"What I'm doing is a sexual thing. I dance and all dancing is a replacement for sex". - Mick Jagger

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NICOS
I would rather say The Great great Jack Nitzsche

Ok, thanks. I thought it was Jools Holland

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Aftermath was also the first album to be recorded entirely in the United States, at the legendary RCA Studios in Hollywood.
Recorded 3–8 December 1965 and 6–9 March 1966

yes, and all in one studio; this is as much of a factor, I think, as the all-original compositions (more frequently mentioned) in making this the first album since the debut that isn't a compilation.

Eh? Albums which are recorded at differrent studios aren't compilations.
If that we the case nearly every album they've done is a compilation, which is just nonsense.

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Why do I feel like I am being watched by Mr Jagger himself ?................
I love it !



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Gered Mankowitz .
1965 RCA studios

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SwayStones

Why do I feel like I am being watched by Mr Jagger himself ?................
I love it !

...because he really watch yourself ><

HMN