Does anyone have any information on the three new Stones releases on Spotify? They are from ABKCO and are really strange releases. One seems to be additional YaYAs material, while the other two are the Ed Sullivan releases and the Ready Steady Go tracks. Really terrible cover art, and the YaYas material includes 2 Keith piano ballads. “I’m Free” includes some snippets from Jimmi Hendrix and Keith’s convo cira ‘69 - plus Mick talking about Bob Dylan’s Mom.



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Hi. Could you please write the track lists?

Thank you in advance

Whats Mick say about Mrs Zimmerman ….. ?????????????????????????



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Does anyone have any information on the three new Stones releases on Spotify?

Maybe they're only Copyright-protection releases (50-years-rule) like in the recent past e.g. on YouTube or iTunes ....

I didn't find nothing of the sort under «Albums», «Singles & EPs» or «Compilations» on Spotify..

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Does anyone have any information on the three new Stones releases on Spotify?

Maybe they're only Copyright-protection releases (50-years-rule) like in the recent past e.g. on YouTube or iTunes ....

The iTunes-release ('67 Sessions) did get a press mention before it was released, so I think that's a different animal..

Only on spotify?
Not on itunes?

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Only on spotify?
Not on itunes?

Not on Spotify either..

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I didn't find nothing of the sort under «Albums», «Singles & EPs» or «Compilations» on Spotify..

Neither did I. It would help if the OP could post a link for those recordings.

They are copyright protection releases and have now been taken down based upon information from another forum.



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Ready Steady Go

1 AROUND AND AROUND (READY STEADY GO!)
1:37

2 LITTLE RED ROOSTER
3:04

3 OFF THE HOOK
2:35

4 UNDER MY THUMB
3:42

5 I AM WAITING
3:02

6 PAINT IT, BLACK
2:22

7 OH BABY (WE GOT A GOOD THING GOIN')
1:21

8 THAT'S HOW STRONG MY LOVE IS
2:15

9 (I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION
4:28



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Ed Sullivan Show


1 AROUND AND AROUND
2:28

2 TIME IS ON MY SIDE
2:48

3 THE LAST TIME
3:14

4 LITTLE RED ROOSTER
2:35

5 EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY TO LOVE
2:08

6 2120 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE (THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW)
1:26

7 (I CAN'T GET NO SATISFACTION
2:40

8 AS TEARS GO BY
2:21

9 19TH NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
4:10

10 PAINT IT, BLACK
2:18

11 LADY JANE
3:07

12 HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER, BABY, STANDING IN THE SHADOW?
2:29

13 RUBY TUESDAY
3:19

14 LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER
3:09

15 GIMME SHELTER
3:52

16 LOVE IN VAIN
3:30

17 HONKY TONK WOMEN
3:04



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Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out

1 PRODIGAL SON
3:39

2 YOU GOTTA MOVE
2:25

3 KEITH PIANO PIECE
1:27

4 UNDER MY THUMB
3:50

5 I'M FREE
2:33

6 (I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION
6:21

7 KEITH PIANO PIECE
2:14



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The ya'yas thats mostly the bonus content that was released with the box set in 2010

.....keep on rolling.....

Someone on another forum said it appears that part of Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out bonus material appears to be from the Gimme Shelter movie.

They're still up and running as of this moment.



Prodigal Son is cool - interesting introduction where Mick says they cannot remember who wrote it it. On all these tracks the crowd noise is significantly lower than those tracks originally released.

The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

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The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

So it is quite doubtful that these are "copyright protection releases" after all. These tracks have already been released! Same story with the Ed Sullivan stuff, everything was previously released on DVD before. And if an offcial DVD release does not count in copyright terms, für most of the Ed Sullivan (up until 1967) stuff it would be too late anyway to escape the 50 years-trap...

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The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

So it is quite doubtful that these are "copyright protection releases" after all. These tracks have already been released! Same story with the Ed Sullivan stuff, everything was previously released on DVD before. And if an offcial DVD release does not count in copyright terms, für most of the Ed Sullivan (up until 1967) stuff it would be too late anyway to escape the 50 years-trap...

If that is the case, why would they have already taken them down? They were only available for a very short time.



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The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

Absolutely correct, I confirmed this just now. In fact the DVD has lossless audio so if you are computer savvy, you can extract the audio from it as a WAV file. From that you can convert the sample rate to CD and burn it, convert to FLAC, mp3, m4a, etc.

Hell, half the Sullivan stuff is studio recordings over Mick singing.

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The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

So it is quite doubtful that these are "copyright protection releases" after all. These tracks have already been released! Same story with the Ed Sullivan stuff, everything was previously released on DVD before. And if an offcial DVD release does not count in copyright terms, für most of the Ed Sullivan (up until 1967) stuff it would be too late anyway to escape the 50 years-trap...

If that is the case, why would they have already taken them down? They were only available for a very short time.

Well, apparently there's not much sense behind these releases. At least I can't see it from a copyright point of view. And I'm also not sure that "releasing" stuff for a day or two is what the EC lawmakers had in mind when they invented the "use it (within 50 years) or lose it"-provision. It's simply not a serious commercial attempt to "release material to the general public" that warrants further copyright protection. It's more like playing foul with the law. There may be judges who don't like small dirty tricks like this...

anybody purchased them all???? dying to hear these....

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anybody purchased them all???? dying to hear these....

Haven't you heard them on Ya Yas and the Ed Sullivan-dvd?

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anybody purchased them all???? dying to hear these....

Haven't you heard them on Ya Yas and the Ed Sullivan-dvd?

yes i did, but there are two keef piano pieces as well....



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The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

So it is quite doubtful that these are "copyright protection releases" after all. These tracks have already been released! Same story with the Ed Sullivan stuff, everything was previously released on DVD before. And if an offcial DVD release does not count in copyright terms, für most of the Ed Sullivan (up until 1967) stuff it would be too late anyway to escape the 50 years-trap...

If that is the case, why would they have already taken them down? They were only available for a very short time.

Well, apparently there's not much sense behind these releases. At least I can't see it from a copyright point of view. And I'm also not sure that "releasing" stuff for a day or two is what the EC lawmakers had in mind when they invented the "use it (within 50 years) or lose it"-provision. It's simply not a serious commercial attempt to "release material to the general public" that warrants further copyright protection. It's more like playing foul with the law. There may be judges who don't like small dirty tricks like this...

It's possible they were altered slightly and copyrighted again. Some people have said the reason the On Air BBC vault release was officially released in fake stereo was so they could copyright the material as the bootlegs have most of the same material in mono.

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The Ya-Ya´s stuff is just the audio of the bonus DVD from the 2009 Super Deluxe Box Set. The DVD included alternate takes of the same tracks as on the bonus CD. There is nothing new here.

So it is quite doubtful that these are "copyright protection releases" after all. These tracks have already been released! Same story with the Ed Sullivan stuff, everything was previously released on DVD before. And if an offcial DVD release does not count in copyright terms, für most of the Ed Sullivan (up until 1967) stuff it would be too late anyway to escape the 50 years-trap...

If that is the case, why would they have already taken them down? They were only available for a very short time.

Well, apparently there's not much sense behind these releases. At least I can't see it from a copyright point of view. And I'm also not sure that "releasing" stuff for a day or two is what the EC lawmakers had in mind when they invented the "use it (within 50 years) or lose it"-provision. It's simply not a serious commercial attempt to "release material to the general public" that warrants further copyright protection. It's more like playing foul with the law. There may be judges who don't like small dirty tricks like this...

It's possible they were altered slightly and copyrighted again. Some people have said the reason the On Air BBC vault release was officially released in fake stereo was so they could copyright the material as the bootlegs have most of the same material in mono.

Altering a recording could in some countries possibly ensure protection under fair trade laws which don't protect the recording itself, but the work (and consequently, money) invested to make a recording better sounding. It certainly does not "renew" the copyright to a recording which is already out of copyright. So the unaltered, "raw" recording remains out of copyright protection and in the public domain, but if you copy the altered, improved, reprocessed recording you might get in trouble with fair trade laws.



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