Not all of their singles have been "single versions" - edited or mixed - some have been LP versions, like Brown Sugar, Tumbling Dice, Start Me Up, Shattered.

Jumpin' Jack Flash and Honky Tonk Women were only singles.

But a few have been edited and some with different mixes even. Fool To Cry, Miss You - and two single mixes and edits of this one, Emotional Rescue, Out Of Tears (2 of those as well), Mixed Emotions, Beast Of Burden, Rock And A Hard Place, Out Of Control, Crazy Mama, Anybody Seen My Baby, Saint Of Me.

Any others? I know She Was Hot was a different version for the video but was the single edited?

And just what was the first edited single anyway? I keep thinking Fool To Cry.

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And just what was the first edited single anyway? I keep thinking Fool To Cry.

Wasn't it "Tell Me" in 1964 ?

Here's a list of all the singles edits I could think of :


Tell Me 2:40

The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man 3:08

She's A rainbow 4:13

Sympathy For The Devil 3:55

You Can't Always Get What You Want 4:49

Wild Horses (edit)

It's Only RnR (edit)

Fool To Cry 4:07

Hot Stuff 3:30

Miss You 3:36

Far Away Eyes 3:45

Beast Of Burden 3:29

Shattered 2:45

Emotional Rescue 4:18

Waiting On A Friend 3:38

One Hit (To The Body) 4:10

Mixed Emotions 4:01

Rock And A Hard Place 4:10

Almost Hear You Sigh 4:06

Terrifying 4:11

Highwire 3:46

Sexdrive 4:30

Out Of Tears 4:22

Like A Rolling Stone (Live Version) 4:20

Wild Horses (Stripped Version) 4:08

Anybody Seen My Baby 4:08

Saint Of Me 4:10

Out Of Control 3:50

Gimme Shelter (Live Version) 4:23

Memory Motel (Live Version) 4:45

Don't Stop 3:31

Streets Of Love 4:05

Rain Fall Down 4:03

Biggest Mistake 3:34

Plundered My Soul 3:57

Following The River 4:01



There must others ...

singles 7' was a 50-60ies thing...After that came DJs best friend the 12' with all them editions...I can think of just one that's better than the original version and thats 'Miss You' Dance Mix version...look out on the dance-floor...

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Plundered My Soul 3:57

What was edited here, because lp version is 3:59?

The UK single of "Brown Sugar", "Bitch" and "Let It Rock" was released in mono.
In fact it was the Stones' last single to be released in mono.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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In fact it was the Stones' last single to be released in mono.

Tumbling Dice 7" and All Down The Line 7" in 1972 wree also in mono, weren't they ?



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In fact it was the Stones' last single to be released in mono.

Tumbling Dice 7" and All Down The Line 7" in 1972 wree also in mono, weren't they ?

Yes, although I was refering to UK releases. Tumbling Dice was issued in stereo in the UK, but the US version was indeed mono. All Down The Line was a different take altogether! Possibly issued in error?


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Deltics
In fact it was the Stones' last single to be released in mono.

Tumbling Dice 7" and All Down The Line 7" in 1972 wree also in mono, weren't they ?

Yes, although I was refering to UK releases. Tumbling Dice was issued in stereo in the UK, but the US version was indeed mono. All Down The Line was a different take altogether! Possibly issued in error?

Neither me don't know if it was an error or not; and I bet even the Rolling Stones don't know!
Oh - you were talking about UK releases. My bad, then.

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Plundered My Soul 3:57

What was edited here, because lp version is 3:59?

Right. It's more a different mix than an edited version.

wasn't the single version of all down the line released before the album or am i thinking of the L.A. radio demo?