Links :

It's All Over Now

Time Is On My Side

Stoned

I Wanna Be Your Man

Come On


All on "Redwood Records"



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Is there something new downloading these tracks!!!

Okay, it's giving me "unexpected error, please try later" and saying the genre is jazz. I think someone at google is confused....

Ah some more jobs for the Stones airburshing department....

What is this?
Public domain releases?

They all say "album only"--what album?

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What is this?
Public domain releases?

Looks like. Some of the photos would appear to break copyright through.

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Blueranger
What is this?
Public domain releases?

Looks like. Some of the photos would appear to break copyright through.

As would the songs...

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What is this?
Public domain releases?

Looks like. Some of the photos would appear to break copyright through.

As would the songs...

Why? If the copyright has expired, they can release what they want...

More silliness

Interesting picture for 'Time is on my side'



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What is this?
Public domain releases?

Looks like. Some of the photos would appear to break copyright through.

As would the songs...

Why? If the copyright has expired, they can release what they want...

My bad, they aren't available in the U.S., those links must be for the U.K. or another country. You are right, though.

For sale here as well. Weird releases...

"It's All Over Now"
Released 26 June 1964 (UK), 25 July 1964 (US)
Recorded 10 June 1964, Chess Studio, Chicago

So still within copyright?

The releases are now available on The Stones's official Spotify-page.

Gotta be legit and/or official.

Another early years compilation, now on "Lilith records" : [www.qobuz.com]




1 Diddley Daddy
2 Road Runner
3 Bright Lights, Big City
4 I Want to Be Loved (Studio Version)
5 Crackin' Up
6 Honey, What's Wrong
7 Come On (Single Version)
8 I Want to Be Loved (Single Version)
9 Poison Ivy
10 It Should Be You
11 Fortune Teller
12 You Better Move On
13 Bye Bye Johnny
14 Money
15 Come On (Live On BBC)
16 Memphis Tennesee
17 Roll Over Beethoven
18 I Just Want to Make Love to You
19 I Wanna Be Your Man
20 Stoned

How's the sound quality??

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How's the sound quality??

Depends on tracks but it's quite good actually.

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What is this?
Public domain releases?

Looks like. Some of the photos would appear to break copyright through.

As would the songs...

The rights to the songs are (were?) with ABKCO. None of us know if ABKCO have permitted these releases, or not.

Interesting tracks on this compilation are the IBC demos and the Mick Jagger demo "It Should Be You". Quality of the BBC recordings is not so good.

[www.amazon.de]

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[www.amazon.de]

Seems to be the same as already described above: [www.iorr.org] .



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Anybody know anything about a newly released album of the Stones 1963 recording sessions? I've seen it being advertised in a UK record shop for £17.99, pressed on 180g vinyl.

Here's the cover.



And here's the track listing.

The first six tracks were recorded between the 28th of January & the 2nd of February. Come On/I Want To Be Loved is their first 7” recorded at Olympic in London on 10th May. In the hot summer of 1963, between July and August, they recorded at the Decca Studios Poison Ivy, It Should Be, Fortune Teller. On 14th and 15th September they were in Kingsway, London for their first EP with You Better Move On, Bye, Bye, Johnny and Money. Then they came back to the I.B.C. Studios on 5th October to record: Come On, Memphis Tennessee, Roll Over Beethoven and I Just Want To Make Love To You. Two days later, in Kingsway, they recorded the last two songs of this compilation.

I believe it must be a bootleg but curious as how a legit record shop can be selling it.

Maybe is the same as this one? [www.iorr.org]

Yes it is. I'd still like to know how anyone can get away with issuing this and how record sellers can sell them without lgal action?

Is it because un-copyrighted songs that were recorded more than 50 years ago now fall into the public domain?

We know that Dylan and The Beatles recently issued unreleased 1963 recordings in order to copyright them.

Anybody have any clarity on this?

I think it must be a quasi-legit release. Similar to the Jimi Hendrix live CDs that came out on a UK label. Anyhow, if this were official it would be announced all over the place, not just on Amazon (whose known to sell bootlegs). It looks like a nice piece and I want to buy it but I'm going to hold off until after it's out so I can see it.

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I think it must be a quasi-legit release.

I would say this is definitely a bootleg, although I'm not sure about un-copyrighted songs.

EDIT: Here's the label description at Discogs: Russian reissue label since 2004 for mainstream rock albums re-released on 180-gram vinyl and compact disc for Western markets. Records are manufactured at GZ Digital Media A. S. (Lod?nice, Czech Republic).

And on this thread on the Steve Hoffman forums, a user wrote this about the label: They're all bootlegs; I'm involved in trying to get them shut down for this reason on behalf of several bands.



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It's amazing that retail sites like Amazon ca=n get away with this without any action taken by the bands. Presumably ABCKO or The Stones should by now have sent letters threatening legal action.

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Is it because un-copyrighted songs that were recorded more than 50 years ago now fall into the public domain?

No, at least the first 5 songs ('Diddley Daddy' , 'Road Runner' , 'Bright Lights, Big City' , 'Honey What's Wrong' , 'I Want to Be Loved' [Version 2]) cannot be un-copyrighted, because they were already released in November 2012 with the 'GRRR!' Super Deluxe Box Set (March 1963 IBC Studio demos Bonus-CD).



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I haven't seen anyone mentioning this LP here :

[www.spincds.com]

It seems to be legit, you can buy it from amazon.uk for instance. The sound quality of the non-released material is pretty good, while the quality of the released material is not so good; I think it must be BBC recordings or something. It has 2 different versions of Come On.