The 5th Disc of the Superdeluxe GRRR edition is the I.B.C. session:

11th March 1963: London, IBC Studios, Portland Place. Producer and sound
engineer: Glyn Johns.
- Baby What's Wrong (Jimmy Reed/Mary Lee Reed)
- Bright Lights, Big City (Jimmy Reed/Mary Lee Reed)
- Diddley Daddy (Ellas McDaniel/Harvey Fuqua)
- I Want To Be Loved I (Willie Dixon) -early take with "you kiss me honey"-line
- Road Runner (Ellas McDaniel)

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-10-20 15:20 by Vocalion.

Yup, looking forward to downloading it.

Hopefully the wobbly bootleg intro to Diddley Daddy isn't wobbly on the official release.

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Yup, looking forward to downloading it.

Hopefully the wobbly bootleg intro to Diddley Daddy isn't wobbly on the official release.

I have to get used to the 'unwobbly' version, I've heard the bootleg version too often!

I spent some time pitch/speed correcting it awhile back.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-10-20 16:17 by His Majesty.

One have to spend 100 euro to get a bonus disc which is has been available as bootleg for 10 euro for 35 years. Probably the same quality as well, the boot has always been excellent.
Well...one should support the band financially I suppose



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-10-20 16:28 by Erik_Snow.

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Well...one should support the band financially I suppose

Hah.

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One have to spend 100 euro to get a bonus disc which is has been available as bootleg for 10 euro for 35 years. Probably the same quality as well, the boot has always been excellent.
Well...one should support the band financially I suppose

AFAIK the TSP boot 5-track CD-Single was produced from a reel-to-reel copy of the original master tape. The Stones, if indeed they still own/have acess to the original master tape, could do it one reel tape generation better though. Modern technology could bring even more out of the master.

But...the TSP guy gave Mick a copy of the TSP release many years ago. I just hope that the Stones did not simply copy the TSP boot!

Thinking about this...he also gave Mick copies of some other TSP CD-singles, namely Camden 1964, Chess Sessions and Cops And Robbers. Isn't it strange somehow that the Camden set now also gets an official release? But maybe it's just coincidence.



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2012-10-20 22:56 by retired_dog.

Interesting, Retired dog; thanks
And I wouldn't be that surprised if, like you suggest, the official release of Camden and IBC demos are just compressed versions of the TSP's, since they are so excellent, allready. Would have saved RS for time - since they don't have to dig into their own archieves. And maybe they don't even have those tapes in their own archieve; it could be stashed away in some ABKCO basement.