Why was a track like Key To The Highway excluded from, say, The Rolling Stones No.2, yet Under The Boardwalk was included? Crazy decision-making!

The long version of Hey Negrita

Fiji Jim (All known Takes) was the great missed opportunity of the Some Girls Deluxe box.

What's The Matter
Gangster's Maul
Sweet Home Chicago
Lonely At The Top
Linda Lu
Dancing Girls
Jah Is Not Dead

HMN

You forgot Honest Man, Honestman. Here it is: [www.facebook.com]

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Why was a track like Key To The Highway excluded from, say, The Rolling Stones No.2, yet Under The Boardwalk was included? Crazy decision-making!

Definitely a producers decision on that. Boy band bee bop could produce a minor hit possibly

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Big Al
Why was a track like Key To The Highway excluded from, say, The Rolling Stones No.2, yet Under The Boardwalk was included? Crazy decision-making!

Definitely a producers decision on that. Boy band bee bop could produce a minor hit possibly

I guess I'm one of the few on this board that likes Under The Boardwalk! Perhaps it was included on 12x5 because it was a recent hit for the Drifters?

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Roadrunner... 1963

The Bright Lights Big City sessions were released on CD in the GRRR deluxe edition. Very disappointed because you can hear the needle drop on the songs! Bootleg versions on Youtube sound better!
Also contains vinyl version of the BBC session with Mona/Cops/You Better Move On and Route 66

Highway Child
Separately (Not counting the Mick Taylor version)
It Won't Be Long

.....and so many more! They could make another dozen albums with unused material from over the years.

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Big Al
Why was a track like Key To The Highway excluded from, say, The Rolling Stones No.2, yet Under The Boardwalk was included? Crazy decision-making!

Definitely a producers decision on that. Boy band bee bop could produce a minor hit possibly

Bizarrely, the Stones' rendition of Under the Boardwalk reached #1 in Australia.

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Big Al
Why was a track like Key To The Highway excluded from, say, The Rolling Stones No.2, yet Under The Boardwalk was included? Crazy decision-making!

Definitely a producers decision on that. Boy band bee bop could produce a minor hit possibly

Bizarrely, the Stones' rendition of Under the Boardwalk reached #1 in Australia.

See, it worked! Moving units down under...

Seperately (leaving it as is, a great instrumental with the right mood)

And many more but this one has a great mood.

original recording of Satisfaction

Voodoo Lounge has a lot of demos I like that were never released. After the succes of GHS 2020, I'm hoping for a Voodoo Lounge deluxe set with unreleased tracks next.

Don't think I have heard as much as some of the fanatics on here lol. However Drift Away has always sounded pretty great to me. Freely available on Soundcloud

Honest Man

I always liked Zip Mouth Angel. I think it has great potential.

1. "Stewed and Keefed": instrumental.
Note: I just researched this one and
it says it was released on the album
"Genuine Black Box 1961-1974", which
I never heard of. Oh well.

2. So here's another favorite one:
"Bob Wills Is Still The King": Live,
2006, at Austin Texas, and written by
Waylon Jennings.

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original recording of Satisfaction

Has this even shown up on bootleg? If I recall, this would be the version recorded at Chess with harmonica?

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Chacho
1. "Stewed and Keefed": instrumental.
Note: I just researched this one and
it says it was released on the album
"Genuine Black Box 1961-1974", which
I never heard of. Oh well.

2. So here's another favorite one:
"Bob Wills Is Still The King": Live,
2006, at Austin Texas, and written by
Waylon Jennings.

I guess you can say Bob Wills has officially been released, just on DVD. Also on the Stones official Youtube channel. Love this song.

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You forgot Honest Man, Honestman. Here it is: [www.facebook.com]

Yes Indeed !

HMN

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Chacho
1. "Stewed and Keefed": instrumental.
Note: I just researched this one and
it says it was released on the album
"Genuine Black Box 1961-1974", which
I never heard of. Oh well.

2. So here's another favorite one:
"Bob Wills Is Still The King": Live,
2006, at Austin Texas, and written by
Waylon Jennings.

The first one must be a bootleg?

The second one was released on The Biggest Bang.

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Chacho
1. "Stewed and Keefed": instrumental.
Note: I just researched this one and
it says it was released on the album
"Genuine Black Box 1961-1974", which
I never heard of. Oh well.

2. So here's another favorite one:
"Bob Wills Is Still The King": Live,
2006, at Austin Texas, and written by
Waylon Jennings.

The first one must be a bootleg?

The second one was released on The Biggest Bang.

Yes, "Stewed and Keefed" was available in an old issue of early Demo-recordings, called BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY. But unfortunetly it´s not on the later Swinging Pig-version, that I owe.

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Chacho
1. "Stewed and Keefed": instrumental.
Note: I just researched this one and
it says it was released on the album
"Genuine Black Box 1961-1974", which
I never heard of. Oh well.

2. So here's another favorite one:
"Bob Wills Is Still The King": Live,
2006, at Austin Texas, and written by
Waylon Jennings.

The first one must be a bootleg?

The second one was released on The Biggest Bang.

Yes, "Stewed and Keefed" was available in an old issue of early Demo-recordings, called BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY. But unfortunetly it´s not on the later Swinging Pig-version, that I owe.

Indeed. But the 'Genuine Black Box' is a bootleg.

Travellin' Man
Hillside Blues
Drift Away
Goodbye Girl
Reelin' And Rockin'
Fiji Jim
Get Yourself Together
Lonely At The Top
Linda Lu
Hi-Heeled Sneakers
Key To The Highway
Meet Me In The Bottom
Highway Child
Blood Red Wine



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another one

what gives to the right

and
giving it up from steel sessions
jah wonderful
broken hearts for me, from dirty works



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Everlasting Is My Love

"You're too much" from Keith from the Dirty Work sessions

Oh and I forgot Putty In Your Hands recorded with love by fans during the Pathé-Marconi sessions in Paris.I really would like to hear it from the official tape if it exist.

HMN

This "You Got It Made", I have Voodoo Brew and Voodoo Residue but cannot find it on either. Is it titled something else? Am I overlooking it somehow?

I pulled these two sets out of my archives but don't recall listening to them more than once when I got them. But so far, I am liking what I hear and don't understand why I bought them and then never really listened to them.

The other thing, these were mentioned as the "holy grail" of bootlegs. Why is that? I have original copies of Brew and Residue, and CDRs of the other set (Voodoo Stew) and was able to get them easily enough back in the day. So I am curious, are they pretty rare or not well circulated or something?

jb

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This "You Got It Made", I have Voodoo Brew and Voodoo Residue but cannot find it on either. Is it titled something else? Am I overlooking it somehow?

I have both Voodoo Brew & Voodoo Stew box sets, so i guess it must be on Stew. From what I recall there are a couple takes, but I'd have to dig it out to verify.