is the official version IV that D. Hoffmann mentioned in his Weißbuch
(longer solo!).

Wow, that made my day.

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First time you saw the video?

Cool find! I get why they made the editing choices though.

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DandelionPowderman
First time you saw the video?

I actually know that the made these cool but eyehurting videos,
but never watched them to be honest.

was Where the Boys Go ever released as a single anywhere?

I know the answer is probably no...lord knows I've checked.

I ask because I remember being 15 years old and 'seeing' the 45 in a record store. I'd previously bought She's So Cold, and then the Emotional Rescue 45s, and then the album Emotional Rescue.

I didn't buy the "Where The Boys Go" 45 when I saw it, because I thought it would be a waste of money as I already had it on the album I'd just bought.

I've never heard or seen it again, so I'm wondering if I'm 'misremembering'.

Anyone?

Anyone know?

On a side note, who did the female vocals?

The backup vocalists) were just little girls who live up the road. In New York... Central Park West...
They had all the attitudes off, it was the notes they couldn't get. (Laughs) ..... Mick Jagger 1990



ROCKMAN

The longer solo and longer ending are new to me. Thanks for posting. A treat of an addition to that bildungsroman.

Great sounding version...Stones No 1 from the entire eighties...almost Sham 69-attitude...and Charlie IS my darling for sure...

2 1 2 0

Lots of fun. A much better track than I first thought all those years ago.

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Rockman
The backup vocalists) were just little girls who live up the road. In New York... Central Park West...
They had all the attitudes off, it was the notes they couldn't get. (Laughs) ..... Mick Jagger 1990

Thanks..I always wondered about that.

I'd never watched the video until now after reading that it's different. It's just unedited. I love hearing their unedited tracks.

My dream B-Stage set - Star Star/Where the Boys Go/When The Whip Comes Down

From Zentgraf:
28th March: New York City. Shooting of thermographic promofilms. Director: Adam
Friedman.
- Emotional Rescue 1 (MJ/KR) -using shorter early mix as soundtrack
- Where The Boys Go (MJ/KR) -using longer early mix as soundtrack
- Down In The Hole (MJ/KR) -unverified


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

Is the production/mixing different? This sounds better than the version on the album; actually sounds damn good here!

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IrelandCalling4
Is the production/mixing different? This sounds better than the version on the album; actually sounds damn good here!

It's just un-edited.

However, if you only have the CBS CD of ER, I can understand that this one sounds better

The ER vinyl is imo among the best-sounding albums the Stones ever put out.

Never issued on 7"/12" formats.
Bye, Luca

I would like to see this video without those useless effects!

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TooTough
is the official version IV that D. Hoffmann mentioned in his Weißbuch

100% OT but how do you get the "ß" letter?

@dcba
on pc keyboard try : ALT+225(numbers on numeric keypad)