Thanks for posting. It's one of my favorite Stones song. Even with the crackles, I now have a karaoke version.

Nice,thanks for posting....

"No dope smoking no beer sold after 12 o'clock"

I didn't know John Lennon and Brian Jones played on this version.

This is the master take, I believe, but not the finished version.

This copy runs a half note too fast.

Kinda cool, thanks neilly43.

Part of the Nicky Hopkins session material discussed here..[www.iorr.org]

Wonderful!

Is this uploaded on the StonesVault by any chance? I looked at the link in post above to the previous discussion but all links are dead; may I ask name of the boot - "Exile Nicky Hopkins Sessions" maybe?

I thought the Nicky Hopkins session stuff from Exile was a revelation...loved all of them.



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Rocks Off: Three collectible versions (full time collectors only)

(I should know). Who wants to shine?

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LieB
This is the master take, I believe, but not the finished version....

That's the worst case of terminology fumbling I've seen in twenty-one months.

From the mysterious Maui Community Center practice tapes gave to Nicky to hone his parts? I have definately enjoyed the YouTube posting by that source. peace

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LieB
This is the master take, I believe, but not the finished version....

That's the worst case of terminology fumbling I've seen in twenty-one months.

Why don't ya clear it up then!

I meant:
Master take = the basic take that yielded the master, i.e. the officially released version on Exile.
Finished version = master take with overdubs/edits/mixing/mastering

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LieB
This is the master take, I believe, but not the finished version....

That's the worst case of terminology fumbling I've seen in twenty-one months.

Why don't ya clear it up then!

Telling you now would complicate things. We still need ways to easily point out the wannabes.

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LieB
I meant:
Master take = the basic take that yielded the master, i.e. the officially released version on Exile.
Finished version = master take with overdubs/edits/mixing/mastering

Just what I thought, you haven't got a clue of what you are talking about.

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LieB
This is the master take, I believe, but not the finished version....

That's the worst case of terminology fumbling I've seen in twenty-one months.

Why don't ya clear it up then!

Telling you now would complicate things. We still need ways to easily point out the wannabes.

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LieB
I meant:
Master take = the basic take that yielded the master, i.e. the officially released version on Exile.
Finished version = master take with overdubs/edits/mixing/mastering

Just what I thought, you haven't got a clue of what you are talking about.

The Hopkins version is the master take, with added overdubs (brass, some guitars), but before some more overdubs where added in LA (more guitars, vocals) and mixing and mastering took place.

There's a bit of semantics here though. In the studio a master take is the best take of the basic band, which then is edited, overdubbed, mixed and mastered. In the recording industry, a master is the finished product, mixed and mastered, and the source for all replications (CD, LP, digital etc).

Mathijs

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The Hopkins version is the master take, with added overdubs (brass, some guitars), but before some more overdubs where added in LA (more guitars, vocals) and mixing and mastering took place.

There's a bit of semantics here though. In the studio a master take is the best take of the basic band, which then is edited, overdubbed, mixed and mastered. In the recording industry, a master is the finished product, mixed and mastered, and the source for all replications (CD, LP, digital etc).

Mathijs

Wrong all over. You still haven't done what I told you. Read the literature (Lewisohn).

Ha ha, that debate again - when will you understand that you're BOTH right - and there are different practises on this

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The Hopkins version is the master take, with added overdubs (brass, some guitars), but before some more overdubs where added in LA (more guitars, vocals) and mixing and mastering took place.

There's a bit of semantics here though. In the studio a master take is the best take of the basic band, which then is edited, overdubbed, mixed and mastered. In the recording industry, a master is the finished product, mixed and mastered, and the source for all replications (CD, LP, digital etc).

Mathijs

Wrong all over. You still haven't done what I told you. Read the literature (Lewisohn).

You don't have to be so darned arrogant about it, Carster. Some of us don't have time to read literature on music recording terms just to be correct on a Stones forum. Besides, you seem to confuse Mathijs for me. Not that I'm offended.

The terminology concerning this topic is different in different countries.

Nicky hopkins makes exile what it is - brilliant.

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You don't have to be so darned arrogant about it, Carster. Some of us don't have time to read literature on music recording terms just to be correct on a Stones forum...

That's the only language wannabes understand. Do your homework before you write. Instead of producing a lot of noise. (Like that stupid GIF).

You're the grumpiest person I've seen on the internet in a long time.

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Ha ha, that debate again - when will you understand that you're BOTH right - and there are different practises on this

Nonsense 1

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The terminology concerning this topic is different in different countries.

Nonsense 2

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Carster
Rocks Off: Three collectible versions (full time collectors only)

(I should know). Who wants to shine?

Am I the only full-timer who has all three versions? (Come on and shine).

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The terminology concerning this topic is different in different countries.

Nonsense 2

What do you know?