Little Red Rooster sessions -- Regent Sound Studio -- London 1964



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These are Mick Jagger's handwritten liner notes for LET IT BLEED. I know they aren't studio pics but I thought it was a cool find to post here.

This is interesting.
First off he has Bill Wyman on autoharp on "Let it Bleed" too.
On "Live with Me" I thought it had been Leon Russell on piano.
And I see that on "Rambler" Mick had originally listed 'Drums by Charlie and Brian" before changing it to "Percussion - Brian". So I wonder if we may be hearing Brian more prominently in the mix w/o realizing it.

Bill Wyman did play autoharp on "Let It Bleed." Those pinging sounds you hear in the background in the first minute of the song is him.

I think Nicky Hopkins and Leon Russell played piano on "Live With Me."

Brian plays something called the tribal drum on "Midnight Rambler." Which is why I think Mick originally was going to put his name for a drum credit, but changed it to percussion. You can can hear Brian during the songs breakdown. "Well you heard about the Boston...BANG."

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okay ………

LOL, yeah I think I had to go and delete my previous post. It kind of went in a circle and bit off it's own head.

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Recording the cello for Ruby Tuesday:

That's a double bass!! No cello at all

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Brian Jones ------- Jack Nitzsche ------------ Mick Jagger ---- 1966

Marimba and harpsichord, so they're recording "Ride on, baby"

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1967- From a thread here.. [iorr.org]

As in LSTNT, in WLY there's a aditional cymbal, so Paul was playing with Charlie in the fills on the end?

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Blue & Lonesome sessions -- British Grove studio 2016/17



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Brian Jones -- Ruby Tuesday sessions -- November 1966 …….. Gered Mankowitz



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Brian Jones ------- Jack Nitzsche ------------ Mick Jagger ---- 1966

Marimba and harpsichord, so they're recording "Ride on, baby"

Ride On Baby is from the December 1965 "Could You Walk On The Water / Aftermath" sessions. I think this pic is from 1966 (August at RCA ?) so they could be recording Yesterday's Papers which has both those instruments.

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October 1969, Elektra Studios, Los Angeles.

Recording "Gimme Shelter" with Bonnie Bramlett.

Bonnie felt her voice wasn't up to it on the day so her contribution wasn't used.

Photos by Robert Altman

Such great shots; great combination of artists. But - at the end of the day, nothing was released with Bonnie singing on it, right?

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Such great shots; great combination of artists. But - at the end of the day, nothing was released with Bonnie singing on it, right?

It's possible that they only rehearsed and didn't actually record, either way, nothing has so far surfaced.


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

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Waiting for Keef... Olympic studio 1970.
Mick doesn't look amused.



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Waiting for Keef... Olympic studio 1970.
Mick doesn't look amused.

LOL, yeah man, really. "Straight in the kisser!.."

Talk Is Cheap sessions -- The Hit Factory - New York 1988



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BRIDGES TO BABYLON SESSIONS
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
March - July 1997

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BRIDGES TO BABYLON SESSIONS
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
March - July 1997

I believe this is one of several pics from an interview, where they posed for the photographer, rather than doing any recording. I've seen a few of these in colours, but can't remember in which magazine.

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These are Mick Jagger's handwritten liner notes for LET IT BLEED. I know they aren't studio pics but I thought it was a cool find to post here.

This is interesting.
First off he has Bill Wyman on autoharp on "Let it Bleed" too.
On "Live with Me" I thought it had been Leon Russell on piano.
And I see that on "Rambler" Mick had originally listed 'Drums by Charlie and Brian" before changing it to "Percussion - Brian". So I wonder if we may be hearing Brian more prominently in the mix w/o realizing it.

Bill Wyman did play autoharp on "Let It Bleed." Those pinging sounds you hear in the background in the first minute of the song is him.

I think Nicky Hopkins and Leon Russell played piano on "Live With Me."

Brian plays something called the tribal drum on "Midnight Rambler." Which is why I think Mick originally was going to put his name for a drum credit, but changed it to percussion. You can can hear Brian during the songs breakdown. "Well you heard about the Boston...BANG."

Fascinating...I see Nanette Newman is on Country Honk! Don't believe I've ever seen this before.

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These are Mick Jagger's handwritten liner notes for LET IT BLEED. I know they aren't studio pics but I thought it was a cool find to post here.

This is interesting.
First off he has Bill Wyman on autoharp on "Let it Bleed" too.
On "Live with Me" I thought it had been Leon Russell on piano.
And I see that on "Rambler" Mick had originally listed 'Drums by Charlie and Brian" before changing it to "Percussion - Brian". So I wonder if we may be hearing Brian more prominently in the mix w/o realizing it.

Bill Wyman did play autoharp on "Let It Bleed." Those pinging sounds you hear in the background in the first minute of the song is him.

I think Nicky Hopkins and Leon Russell played piano on "Live With Me."

Brian plays something called the tribal drum on "Midnight Rambler." Which is why I think Mick originally was going to put his name for a drum credit, but changed it to percussion. You can can hear Brian during the songs breakdown. "Well you heard about the Boston...BANG."

Fascinating...I see Nanette Newman is on Country Honk! Don't believe I've ever seen this before.

It is fascinating. And as we know, Jagger makes mistakes too. Like Bill Wyman has pointed out on Exile there are a few mistakes too re. Bass tracks. But in a chaotic setting, different studios, songs recorded over the span of a few years, there can be so many variables. I can see there being confusion.

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BRIDGES TO BABYLON SESSIONS
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
March - July 1997

I believe this is one of several pics from an interview, where they posed for the photographer, rather than doing any recording. I've seen a few of these in colours, but can't remember in which magazine.

It's obviously staged. I mean Keef and Mick in the same recording room during the B2B sessions? Never happened once, man!

Keith ---- Maceo Parker ………..

Big Enough - Talk Is Cheap sessions -- Hit Factory -- New York late 1987



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Keith Richards -- Jim Barber --- Undercover sessions -- Pathe-Marconi studio Paris France 1982



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Mick Jagger recording the maracas on "Brown Sugar"
Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Florence, Alabama
December 3rd, 1969

This thread is rivaling SOME KINDA STONES CONNECTION as my favorite on IORR. Thank you, one and all for the amazing treasures.

SHIT …. in that case I better stop contributing to this one ….. HHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAA...AAAHHHH...



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