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One down, several to go :
"Give Us a Break" : 4:15
"Miami" (Hearbreaker ?) ?
After Muddy and Charly
First Thing
Jamaica
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Yeah there are a few more but only "Give Us a Break" appears to have reached the mastering stage. I listened to "Fast Talking" but can't see any reason why it would have been called "Give Us a Break" unless Mick rewrote the lyrics completely. Suspiciously absent from the master reel is "Heartbreaker" but again, no hint of "Give Us a Break" in the lyrics and the timing does not match, but it could have been edited of course.
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I thought that “Four And In” was the alternate title to “Dancing In The Light” rather than to “Dancing With Mr. D”, is it not? Or am I mistaken?
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I thought that “Four And In” was the alternate title to “Dancing In The Light” rather than to “Dancing With Mr. D”, is it not? Or am I mistaken?
It's the working title of Dancing With Mr Dee.
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Yeah, I pointed this out. “First Thing” is Winter.
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Yeah, I pointed this out. “First Thing” is Winter.
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Where/how did you confirm this? Thanks.
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I thought that “Four And In” was the alternate title to “Dancing In The Light” rather than to “Dancing With Mr. D”, is it not? Or am I mistaken?
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Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
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I thought that “Four And In” was the alternate title to “Dancing In The Light” rather than to “Dancing With Mr. D”, is it not? Or am I mistaken?
It would seem that you are indeed mistaken based on the details and pictures I took the time to share in the first message. Another "clue" I suppose (re : the email fiasco in the Japan Bonus Tracks thread )
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Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
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Taylor1
Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
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Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
+ that the more we know about the track, the more likely it is that it stems from the IORR-sessions, and not from GHS.
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Taylor1
Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
+ that the more we know about the track, the more likely it is that it stems from the IORR-sessions, and not from GHS.
Why do you say that when its title is written on GHS tapes?
Taylor said Separately was written in the South of France with Richards. He didn’t say where it was recorded, but it features Hopkins playing piano and Jimmy Miller on percussion.
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Taylor1
Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
+ that the more we know about the track, the more likely it is that it stems from the IORR-sessions, and not from GHS.
Why do you say that when its title is written on GHS tapes?
Taylor said Separately was written in the South of France with Richards. He didn’t say where it was recorded, but it features Hopkins playing piano and Jimmy Miller on percussion.
There a debate going (scroll down), where Nico Zentgraf had some good arguments (imo) on why the recording more likely was from the IORR-sessions.
Earlier, it was speculated whether it stemmed from the Exile-sessions because of VideoJames's book. But Karnbach pointed out that there was an inaccuracy in the editing of his book - and that this was a mistake.
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Taylor1
Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
+ that the more we know about the track, the more likely it is that it stems from the IORR-sessions, and not from GHS.
Why do you say that when its title is written on GHS tapes?
Taylor said Separately was written in the South of France with Richards. He didn’t say where it was recorded, but it features Hopkins playing piano and Jimmy Miller on percussion.
There a debate going (scroll down), where Nico Zentgraf had some good arguments (imo) on why the recording more likely was from the IORR-sessions.
Earlier, it was speculated whether it stemmed from the Exile-sessions because of VideoJames's book. But Karnbach pointed out that there was an inaccuracy in the editing of his book - and that this was a mistake.
Link doesn't work.
The fact there are multiple sources for it being recorded in Jamaica (tape boxes, Dec. 1972 New Musical Express article), and Taylor himself saying Jimmy Miller played on it, doesn't make sense for it to be started in Munich.
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Taylor1
Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
+ that the more we know about the track, the more likely it is that it stems from the IORR-sessions, and not from GHS.
Why do you say that when its title is written on GHS tapes?
Taylor said Separately was written in the South of France with Richards. He didn’t say where it was recorded, but it features Hopkins playing piano and Jimmy Miller on percussion.
There a debate going (scroll down), where Nico Zentgraf had some good arguments (imo) on why the recording more likely was from the IORR-sessions.
Earlier, it was speculated whether it stemmed from the Exile-sessions because of VideoJames's book. But Karnbach pointed out that there was an inaccuracy in the editing of his book - and that this was a mistake.
Link doesn't work.
The fact there are multiple sources for it being recorded in Jamaica (tape boxes, Dec. 1972 New Musical Express article), and Taylor himself saying Jimmy Miller played on it, doesn't make sense for it to be started in Munich.
My bad. I was talking about Fast Talking.
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Taylor1
Separately is such a beautiful song.Why they didn’t put it on the album in 1973is a surprise.And I don’t like what Mick Taylor did with it later when he released it.
You just answered your own question I guess... If MT released it on a solo album it's probably because he wrote the vast majority of it.
And because he has officially released it, I guess the song would be like a deal done, a Taylor solo tune, no matter deriving from Stones sessions. That said, it would be interesting to hear what would Jagger do with it. The same with "Leather Jacket". Lost opportunities. Great potential in both songs, and I also think they never actualized good enough in Taylor's hands. I actually didn’t answer my own question. What I said was why wasn’t it put on Goats Head Soup in 1973.Jagger could have added lyrics and then it would have been a Jagger /Richards /Taylor song.Or left an instrumental as Taylor /Richard.Maybe it would have been on Black n Blue or a later albumhad Taylor not quit.
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