Just found this, I have never heard it before, 1961 that 52 years ago.

Mick and Keef but who else? does anyone know who played drums and bass, I think it was before Brians time. Sorry I should know these things but my brain isn't quite what it used to be, drumming is really bad but good to hear it.

Nico Zentgraf; Line-up: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/Dick Taylor (bass, gtr; some dr)/Allen Etherington (maracas, dr)/Bob Beckwith (gtr; some harm)

maybe you can get midnrambler to renew this file?

[www.iorr.org]



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Great, thanks for that, they must be so young, 17 or 18

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pgarof
Just found this, I have never heard it before, 1961 that 52 years ago.

Mick and Keef but who else? does anyone know who played drums and bass, I think it was before Brians time. Sorry I should know these things but my brain isn't quite what it used to be, drumming is really bad but good to hear it.

wow, great find. amazing how spot on jagger's approach to CB was even back then.

I just found this track; The Rolling Stones "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover 1962, and who plays there actually?

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runaway
I just found this track; The Rolling Stones "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover 1962, and who plays there actually?

The original Rolling Stones, minus one. I think Dick Taylor had just left, off and on stones drummer Tony Chapman plays on the recording.


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October 27, 1962: Curly Clayton Sound Studio, London, England.
The Rolling Stones: You Can't Judge A Book (Dixon) (0:49)

621027A 27th October: London, Curly Clayton Sound Studio. Producer/sound engineer: Curly Clayton.
- Soon Forgotten (Oden)
- Close Together (Reed)
- You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (Dixon).
Line-up: Mick Jagger (voc)/Keith Richards (gtr)/Brian Jones (gtr)/Ian Stewart (p)/Tony Chapman (dr).



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The same track; "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover 1962" with some pics...