I know that Brian did a one-off with the Beatles ( You Know my Name ) and attempted to record with Hendrix ( All Along the Watchtower ), but did he ever do any other session work outside the Stones ? When he recorded the soundtrack to A Degree of Murder he used a lot of other musicians, and was wondering if he ever repaid the favor ?

This is a list of 45s from the sixties that various Stones had some involvement with.
[www.45cat.com]


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



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Deltics
This is a list of 45s from the sixties that various Stones had some involvement with.
[www.45cat.com]

Thank you Deltics; impressive list! The Stones in the 60's worked a lot because beside those great side projects they had to work for their band which was not light work when the band was touring, recording, promoting. Keith always mentions how busy they were in the early days and I believe him. The only way to get good at one does is to do it often for a long time; there is no way around it; @#$%& commitment to the craft, son!


Rockand roll,
Mops

Peter and Gordon - Love Me Baby
with Brian Jones on Harmonica.

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[www.45cat.com]


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

Wasn't he also on the Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine'?

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24FPS
Wasn't he also on the Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine'?

Yes. But that’s hardly a “session job” chanting a chours...
Anyway, Brian plays the saxophone on The Beatles’ “You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)”.

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Deltics
This is a list of 45s from the sixties that various Stones had some involvement with.
[www.45cat.com]

I didn't know Charles Dickens sang a Jagger/Richards song.
He wasn't too shabby with words himself.

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bob r
I know that Brian did a one-off with the Beatles ( You Know my Name ) and attempted to record with Hendrix ( All Along the Watchtower ), but did he ever do any other session work outside the Stones ? When he recorded the soundtrack to A Degree of Murder he used a lot of other musicians, and was wondering if he ever repaid the favor ?

your username reminds me of some other bob r that i know too well back in my country



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24FPS
Wasn't he also on the Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine'?

Yes. But that’s hardly a “session job” chanting a chours...
Anyway, Brian plays the saxophone on The Beatles’ “You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)”.

I think he also clinked glasses on the cut. I know, not a session job.

He played sitar on Glyn Johns version of Lady Jane.

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His Majesty
He played sitar on Glyn Johns version of Lady Jane.

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Or should that be "Glynt"?


[www.45cat.com]


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

Glynt: A strapped for cash Glyn.

Brian can be heard in the opening chords of All Along the watchtower.

”Hendrix's friend and Rolling Stones multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones played the various percussion instruments on the track. "That’s him playing the thwack you hear at the end of each bar in the intro, on an instrument called a vibraslap." [20] Jones originally recorded a piano part that was later mixed out in place of the percussion instruments.”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Along_the_Watchtower

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Redhotcarpet
Brian can be heard in the opening chords of All Along the watchtower.

”Hendrix's friend and Rolling Stones multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones played the various percussion instruments on the track. "That’s him playing the thwack you hear at the end of each bar in the intro, on an instrument called a vibraslap." [20] Jones originally recorded a piano part that was later mixed out in place of the percussion instruments.”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Along_the_Watchtower

Eddie Kramer say's it isn't Brian.

Eddie Kramer -- Brian Wise



ROCKMAN

Reading the above..." and within about 3 minutes he passed out".
Which happened in July 1969 presumably.
Only in a swimming pool and not a studio.

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His Majesty

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Redhotcarpet
Brian can be heard in the opening chords of All Along the watchtower.

”Hendrix's friend and Rolling Stones multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones played the various percussion instruments on the track. "That’s him playing the thwack you hear at the end of each bar in the intro, on an instrument called a vibraslap." [20] Jones originally recorded a piano part that was later mixed out in place of the percussion instruments.”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Along_the_Watchtower

Eddie Kramer say's it isn't Brian.

Never knew that instrument was called a vibraslap!

Vibraslap

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