This would have to be a double album anyway since the Stones' contract precludes the addition of bonus tracks on the same disc. That said, I think Mick's 2011 vocals on SOME GIRLS outtakes will play better than his 2009 vocals on EXILE outtakes (although I can't really carp about "Plundered My Soul" or "Pass the Wine," both of which were treasures). I wouldn't expect to hear "You Win Again" since I doubt they would bother releasing cover versions and lose songwriting and publishing royalties.

Fixing up "Do You Think I Care?" is likely and "Fiji Jim" was already worked on in 1993 so some of Mick's work was likely just overseeing the remixing. I would think "It's a Lie" and "Misty Road" would be contenders. "Claudine" would take a complete lyrical overhaul since referring to Spider by name would certainly be a problem unless Claudine Longet is willing to sign a waiver today. If I recall correctly it was Andy Williams who threatened a lawsuit at the time.

The good news is some of these tracks were reworked during the EMOTIONAL RESCUE and TATTOO YOU sessions. The UNDERCOVER sessions had reworked versions of "Gangster's Moll" and "Munich Hilton." Mick was even toying with "Gangster's Moll" during the PRIMITIVE COOL and STEEL WHEELS sessions so I'd consider it a contender as well. I don't see a problem if 1979 outtakes end up being reworked for this. It's not like EXILE RARITIES didn't tap into STICKY FINGERS and LET IT BLEED sessions.

My guess for the track listing is:

1. "Munich Hilton" (retitled with new lyrics and vocal)
2. "Claudine" (with new lyrics and vocal)
3. "Gangster's Moll" (new vocal using 1987 lyrics)
4. "It's a Lie"
5. "I Can't Help It"
6. "Fiji Jim" (using 1993 vocal)
7. "Do You Think I Care?"
8. "Misty Road"
9. "No Spare Parts"
10. "I Need You" (contractual Keith lead vocal)

It's possible some of these may be in better shape than what has circulated among collectors so the need for new vocals/lyrics is just speculation. Don Was did note last year that SOME GIRLS was in the best shape to do a Deluxe Edition in terms of completed outtakes. It's also possible that rather than 10 newly unearthed tracks, they will mix in some alternate takes of the album tracks.
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Just a fantastic laid back jam.


No Spare Parts

Recorded between January and March, 1978, never released. A country song, features Mick Jagger on Vocals and Piano and Ron Wood on Pedal Steel.


No Spare Parts
(Jagger/Richards)

Baby, baby, baby, baby...

Daddy drunk, daddy drunk himself to death
When he was thirty-five years old
Left five daughters An' book 'em on the Cayman row
Put 'em down an' left an' he left all pain to me
An' a pullin' outta Dallas
An' the dirt back in Tennessee

So I called big sister on the telephone
I said how y'all down there in 'ere call t'home
Girl you won't starve for fortune and fame
To earn big money in Dallas and make her name

Lonely hearts
They're just made to break
There ain't no spare parts
Ain't no oil to change

Honey, I ain't accustomed to lose
If I want somethin' bad
I always find a way to get thru

I tell ya somethin'
I ain't accustomed t'lose
If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get thru

Lonely hearts
They're just made to break
There ain't no spare parts
Ain't no oil to change

I could be there Thanksgiving afternoon
With a turkey in m'hand
And ah oughta buy a bottle o' boo'...
I took a short cut about a quarter down
The turnpike road
And I'll fill 'er up with gas
Ah'm a fill 'er 'bout San Antone
An' I'll make it t'Dallas 'bout a quarter pa'...half past three
Just another 30 miles
On the road back to 443

You know, lonely hearts
They're just made to break
There ain't no spare parts
There ain't no oil to change

I tell ya
I ain't accustomed to lose
If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it, baby
Including you

I tell ya something
I ain't ever gonna lose
If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it, baby
Including you

I could be there Thanksgiving afternoon
If I start off now put my foot down the floor, damn too

I spoke to big sister on the telephone
She said come on big brother
Why don't you come on back home

I said, lonely hearts
They're just made to break
There ain't no spare parts
Aint' no oil to change

I tell ya, honey
I ain't accustomed to lose
If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it, mmmmm
Talkin ' bout you

If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it Don't I?

If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it Don't I?

If I want somethin' strong enough
I always find a way to get it

Baby! Shoo-gahh!
Ahhhh, yah, yah, yah...

Tell ya somethin', babe
I ain't accustomed to lose

If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it

If I want somethin' bad enough
I always find a way to get it

Lonely hearts
They're just made to break
There ain't no spare parts
There ain't no oil to change

Lonely hearts
They're just made to break
Ain't no spare parts
There ain't no oil to change

Now, I'm, I'm a-comin' back
Comin' back a'home Thursday afternoon
If I don't tumble down hard
Really like a way to get thru


Thanks to Keno for the words.

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The Sicilian
Just a fantastic laid back jam.

Agreed. I love this one!!

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The Sicilian
I said how y'all down there in 'ere call t'home

I always thought he said "how y'all down there in area code 201".

Drew

They gotta throw in So Young.....

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ohcarol
They gotta throw in So Young.....

I'm guessing they will go only w/ songs they never released. I would like a heavy country flavor, No Spare Parts, Yellow Cab & You Win Again.

Pretty sure it's "area code (201)" as well, Drew.

I would be surprised if "So Young" is included since the 1994 B-side was just reissued by UMG a couple months back.

This might seem irrelevant, but what about the actual album? ... Will they just re-release the UMG re-master? ... Or will they offer yet a new re-master to gain even more interest?

It might be sacrilegious, but a perfect goal would be to feature the original longer versions [like those from the 8-track release back in the day, ot the Miss You 12"] replacing the album (shorter) versions. You could always go and play the original release in any incarnation but this new one would offer yet some more meat.

Just a thought.



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Handova
This might seem irrelevant, but what about the actual album? ... Will they just re-release the UMG re-master? ... Or will they offer yet a new re-master to gain even more interest?

It might be sacrilegious, but a perfect goal would be to feature the original longer versions [like those from the 8-track release back in the day, ot the Miss You 12"] replacing the album (shorter) versions. You could always go and play the original release in any incarnation but this new one would offer yet some more meat.

Just a thought.

I think they'll use the UMG remaster. The longer mixes (12" and 8 Track) would make great bonus tracks, as would the longer versions of Some Girls, Whip, Just My Imagination etc. Some could also be included in the bonus disc, with selected outtakes. But I doubt it.



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HighwireC


You can watch the complete Mick Jagger Interview (17 minutes) right now:
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Some Girls content beginning 09:30 ...

Have fun!
HighwireC

...

Jagger interviews are always great! I think the interviewer is a bit shy and star struck.

6. "Fiji Jim" (using 1993 vocal)

is this version out on bootleg? Anybody posst it?

Its never circulated.

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The Rolling Stones are pleased to announce the release on November 21, 2011 of the re-mastered, expanded, Super-Deluxe, Deluxe and Digital editions of Some Girls, the groundbreaking album which introduced the music of the Rolling Stones to a whole new generation of fans.

Justly considered one of the finest works by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman and Ronnie Wood, Some Girls topped the US charts over three decades ago and remains the best selling album of their storied career. This new package will include some undiscovered gems that include tracks that have recently been unearthed from the Rolling Stones vaults by producer Don Was. Further details of the tracks will be unveiled at a later date.
Some Girls is the Rolling Stones' most direct and diverse collection of material, from Mick Jagger's irresistible falsetto on the four-on-the-floor filler Miss You, their eighth US number one, to the country-flavoured Far Away Eyes via the Chuck Berry meets punk snarl of Respectable. And let's not forget the sensuous, Beast Of Burden, one of Keith Richards’ finest tunes, which reached number 8 on the US singles chart, the garage rock of Shattered, the album's third US Top 40 entry, and the soulful swagger of the group's version of The Temptations' Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me), another timeless offering in their canon of classic Stones Motown covers.

Following the critical praise and commercial success afforded the re-mastered, expanded editions of Exile On Main Street, which matched the chart performance of the epochal 1972 album, and returned the Rolling Stones to their rightful place at the top of the British charts in 2010, the extensive reissue of Some Girls constitutes the next step in the band's ongoing relationship with Universal Music Group. This started in April 2008 with Shine A Light, the soundtrack from the stunning concert film directed by Martin Scorsese, and has encompassed the reissues of the Rolling Stones re-mastered, post-1971 studio albums, several live albums and classic compilations, and the exhaustive box-set Singles 1971-2006 earlier this year.
Some Girls holds a special place in the history of the Rolling Stones and demonstrates why they remain one of the most thrilling and influential bands of all time. The 1978 album features a Keith Richards' classic Before They Make Me Run, a signature song he stills performs defiantly to this day. Some Girls documented Mick Jagger's love of 70’s funk reflected in Miss You, the dance track that wrongfooted many people, made the club and black charts, and made it okay for other mainstream acts at the time to ‘go disco’.

The 1978 album courted controversy because of Jagger's tongue-in-cheek lyrics on the title track, on Miss You and on Respectable, perceived as a retort to the punk and new wave groups who had borrowed so much attitude and copped so many anti-establishment moves from the Rolling Stones. Ironically, the furore around the elaborate Some Girls package, designed by Peter Corriston and featuring the band members in drag – a nod in the direction of the picture on their 1966 single Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow? – and likenesses of Lucille Ball, Farrah Fawcett, Raquel Welch, Judy Garland and Marilyn Monroe that hadn't been legally cleared, necessitating a swift withdrawal and rethink.

Some Girls demonstrated the distinctive and definitive riffing from Keith Richards, with its abundance of unstoppable licks and majestic power chords driving the band into its brand new musical direction. This album not only defined him and his playing, but also defined a new era for the Rolling Stones, which Richards since described as a ‘sense of renewal’. Some Girls marks the only other time since recording Satisfaction where Richards used an effects pedal to ‘elevate’ the sound.

The album cemented the position of guitarist Ronnie Wood, who had joined in 1975, and added his trademark slide and pedal steel playing to several of the album's most memorable tracks, including When The Whip Comes Down and Shattered. He also co-wrote the Shattered B-side Everything Is Turning To Gold. Some Girls also marked a move to the Pathé Marconi Studios in Paris for the Glimmer Twins production team of Jagger and Richards. These factors helped what is arguably the group's most focused and dynamic album, driven by the sans pareil rhythm section of drummer Charlie Watts and bassist Bill Wyman. Some Girls featured fewer guest musicians than any Rolling Stones albums since 1971, but the contributions keyboard-player Ian McLagan, Wood's bandmate in The Faces, saxophone-player Mel Collins, and harmonica-player Sugar Blue – discovered busking on the Paris métro – made Miss You in particular sound brighter than ever.

Amongst many eagerly-awaited extras, the Super-Deluxe edition of Some Girls will include a stunning, previously unseen Helmut Newton photo session from 1978, an essay by esteemed author and journalist Anthony DeCurtis putting the album in its cultural context, and a 7” single of Beast Of Burden/When The Whip Comes Down in its banned sleeve.

Thirty-three years on from its original release, the re-mastered, expanded, Super-Deluxe, Deluxe and Digital editions of Some Girls show why the 1978 album has often been hailed as the equal of Exile On Main Street. Some Girls is both a time capsule and a timeless listen. It features the band at their tightest and toughest, at their most vibrant and vital. It's an all-killer, no-filler, must-have album. It still packs a punch.

SOME GIRLS - now bigger, brighter and better than ever.

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Thanks to HighwireC for pointing this out!

Details about the new release are scarce, but it has been confirmed that unreleased tracks recently unearthed by producer Don Was will be featured. It’s also confirmed that the Super-Deluxe edition will include a previously unseen Helmut Newton photo session from 1978, an essay by Anthony DeCurtis, and a 7” single of “Beast Of Burden”/”When The Whip Comes Down” in its banned sleeve.

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WilliamPatrickMaynard
This would have to be a double album anyway since the Stones' contract precludes the addition of bonus tracks on the same disc. That said, I think Mick's 2011 vocals on SOME GIRLS outtakes will play better than his 2009 vocals on EXILE outtakes (although I can't really carp about "Plundered My Soul" or "Pass the Wine," both of which were treasures). I wouldn't expect to hear "You Win Again" since I doubt they would bother releasing cover versions and lose songwriting and publishing royalties.

Fixing up "Do You Think I Care?" is likely and "Fiji Jim" was already worked on in 1993 so some of Mick's work was likely just overseeing the remixing. I would think "It's a Lie" and "Misty Road" would be contenders. "Claudine" would take a complete lyrical overhaul since referring to Spider by name would certainly be a problem unless Claudine Longet is willing to sign a waiver today. If I recall correctly it was Andy Williams who threatened a lawsuit at the time.

The good news is some of these tracks were reworked during the EMOTIONAL RESCUE and TATTOO YOU sessions. The UNDERCOVER sessions had reworked versions of "Gangster's Moll" and "Munich Hilton." Mick was even toying with "Gangster's Moll" during the PRIMITIVE COOL and STEEL WHEELS sessions so I'd consider it a contender as well. I don't see a problem if 1979 outtakes end up being reworked for this. It's not like EXILE RARITIES didn't tap into STICKY FINGERS and LET IT BLEED sessions.

My guess for the track listing is:

1. "Munich Hilton" (retitled with new lyrics and vocal)
2. "Claudine" (with new lyrics and vocal)
3. "Gangster's Moll" (new vocal using 1987 lyrics)
4. "It's a Lie"
5. "I Can't Help It"
6. "Fiji Jim" (using 1993 vocal)
7. "Do You Think I Care?"
8. "Misty Road"
9. "No Spare Parts"
10. "I Need You" (contractual Keith lead vocal)

It's possible some of these may be in better shape than what has circulated among collectors so the need for new vocals/lyrics is just speculation. Don Was did note last year that SOME GIRLS was in the best shape to do a Deluxe Edition in terms of completed outtakes. It's also possible that rather than 10 newly unearthed tracks, they will mix in some alternate takes of the album tracks.
"

Nice...thanks for your always valuable input!

While I'm anxious to get "Do You Think I Care"released officially I am in fear that Mick may have added a new vocal on that. Maybe even "No Spare Parts" also. Sure there are substantial vocal tracks on both but I wouldn't be surprised if Mick were to find these below his standards. They sound more like rough/scratch vocals...almost like an unfinished take...which is part of their charm. I'm just being a Debbie-downer on this but I pray that Mick leaves those tracks alone.

It'd be great if they could provide us the original versions of these tracks...completely untouched but made available only as a download or something. It's not the "completist" in me that needs them...but rather someone who actually prefers those versions as they are.

available on vinyl in the superdeluxe ? I hope.
"Digital version" in high rez ? I hope

Peter Corriston made several best Stones covers and the great Zepp graffiti.

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

I read that "press release" and see nothing about the unreleased tracks, which would be fine with me.
I'll take the extended "Beast" and "Miss You", but i'm like Justin, I'd rather not Jagger "add" anything to the outtakes and that their roughness is part of their charm.

Three discs: 1 original album
2 Ten "new" tracks
3 Fort worth 1978

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jp.M
Three discs: 1 original album
2 Ten "new" tracks
3 Fort worth 1978

Fort Worth 1978 (Some Girls Live In Texas DVD + CD) will be released by Eagle Rock, not UMG ...

So what's on cd 3 ??

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

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WilliamPatrickMaynard
This would have to be a double album anyway since the Stones' contract precludes the addition of bonus tracks on the same disc. That said, I think Mick's 2011 vocals on SOME GIRLS outtakes will play better than his 2009 vocals on EXILE outtakes (although I can't really carp about "Plundered My Soul" or "Pass the Wine," both of which were treasures). I wouldn't expect to hear "You Win Again" since I doubt they would bother releasing cover versions and lose songwriting and publishing royalties.

Fixing up "Do You Think I Care?" is likely and "Fiji Jim" was already worked on in 1993 so some of Mick's work was likely just overseeing the remixing. I would think "It's a Lie" and "Misty Road" would be contenders. "Claudine" would take a complete lyrical overhaul since referring to Spider by name would certainly be a problem unless Claudine Longet is willing to sign a waiver today. If I recall correctly it was Andy Williams who threatened a lawsuit at the time.

The good news is some of these tracks were reworked during the EMOTIONAL RESCUE and TATTOO YOU sessions. The UNDERCOVER sessions had reworked versions of "Gangster's Moll" and "Munich Hilton." Mick was even toying with "Gangster's Moll" during the PRIMITIVE COOL and STEEL WHEELS sessions so I'd consider it a contender as well. I don't see a problem if 1979 outtakes end up being reworked for this. It's not like EXILE RARITIES didn't tap into STICKY FINGERS and LET IT BLEED sessions.

My guess for the track listing is:

1. "Munich Hilton" (retitled with new lyrics and vocal)
2. "Claudine" (with new lyrics and vocal)
3. "Gangster's Moll" (new vocal using 1987 lyrics)
4. "It's a Lie"
5. "I Can't Help It"
6. "Fiji Jim" (using 1993 vocal)
7. "Do You Think I Care?"
8. "Misty Road"
9. "No Spare Parts"
10. "I Need You" (contractual Keith lead vocal)

It's possible some of these may be in better shape than what has circulated among collectors so the need for new vocals/lyrics is just speculation. Don Was did note last year that SOME GIRLS was in the best shape to do a Deluxe Edition in terms of completed outtakes. It's also possible that rather than 10 newly unearthed tracks, they will mix in some alternate takes of the album tracks.
"

Very nice idea.

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toomuchforme
So what's on cd 3 ??

Fort Worth dvd?

No..its a separate release.

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carlostones10

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toomuchforme
So what's on cd 3 ??

Fort Worth dvd?

UMG sources speaks of another DVD, have no clue what will be on it, or if it will be realised..

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

so will there be just a rarities edition like exile?

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toomuchforme
So what's on cd 3 ??

more crap that shouldn't be released

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Silver Dagger
So all is now clear. With all these retro releases such as last year's deluxe Exile, Ed Sullivan Shows DVD, Ladies And Gentlemen DVD, the 78 tour film etc it appears the way forward is the way back.

Don't forget the deluxe Ya-Ya's CD/DVD set.

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HighwireC


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Everybody

Hoo
hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo
hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo
hoo hoo hoo hoo
Yaaa-aaa-haaaaaaaah well

I thought they were also producing a Some Girls documentary ala "Stones in Exile"?

video is out of sync very annoying