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stones78
No, those are from the IORR sessions, it's the Musicland Studios in Munich. GHS was recorded in Jamaica and there are a lot of pictures of those sessions as well.
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skipstone
According to one of those Uncut Rolling Stones special issues IORNR started out to be Side A covers Side B live tracks from the 73 tour.
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gotdablouse
An interesting article by Mick Wall on the IORR sessions in the latest "Classic Rock UK" issue #334 dated December 2024
"(...) The
Stones would do their own covers album, he
decided. Unlike Bowie’s mid-60s nostalgia trip,
though, the Stones would focus on timeless
blues and soul yardsticks.
Two weeks in November were booked at
Musicland Studios in Munich. There the Stones
put their familiar stamp on quickfire stuff like
Jimmy Reed’s Shame, Shame, Shame, which
they’d done in their club days (and ripped off
for Little By Little, the B-side of Not Fade Away,
in 1964). They tackled oddities like Trouble’s
A-Comin, an obscure Chi-Lites album track from
1970, and embarrassed themselves with an
awkwardly pale imitation of Drift Away, the
rock’n’soul classic that had just been a huge US
hit for Dobie Gray. The only cover that really
popped was their proto-punk
version of Ain’t Too Proud To Beg,
a signature hit from 1966 for
Motown stars The Temptations.(...)"
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Mathijs
Here's some great pictures of the Stones 1973 - 1976 from Talo Tapani, including pics from 1973 Rotterdam Rehearsals and 1975 Musicland studio.
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Mathijs
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GasLightStreet
Awful clothes!
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gotdablouse
Yep, some pretty cool pics over there !
Here's one a "demarked" from Musicland 73
And from the Rotterdam 1973 Rehearsals
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JordyLicks96
Musicland Studios, November 1973
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MisterDee
It's MJ, holding Les Paul custom with brown pants and silly cars on jumper. On some pictures Wyman also wears similar designed jumper, so maybe that was some kind of inner joke between them