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So I gotta ask, what is new in any of these? They basically sound like every outtake bootleg I have ever heard. Anything here truly worthy of listening to all the way through?

jb

.... put ya ears ta work jb ... take a listen ...



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.... put ya ears ta work jb ... take a listen ...

I actually did - and discovered nothing new under the sun...huge and therefore annoying level differences between tracks...lotsa stuff that's not even in the best available sound quality... So what's the fuss about all these "complete sessions" posts?

Hey ... well get in touch with the
guys and give em the best audio stuff
so they can youtube it ALL for us ....



ROCKMAN

Already did, Rockman, hence my asking the question. Sounds like retired dawg has the same reaction I had, so maybe there is something to it.

jb

I love Rocks Off more than ever!!!
What a fookin great song!!!

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.... put ya ears ta work jb ... take a listen ...

I actually did - and discovered nothing new under the sun...huge and therefore annoying level differences between tracks...lotsa stuff that's not even in the best available sound quality... So what's the fuss about all these "complete sessions" posts?

Just somebody trying to make a few bucks off the Stones with a YouTube channel. These are dime a dozen.

That first Shine A Light is funky. It's really good.

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I love Rocks Off more than ever!!!
What a fookin great song!!!

Best rock and roll song this (or any) band ever did, ever. Contains everything the Stones ever did as well as they ever did it.

stonesstein

Kick me like you did before
I can't even feel the pain no more
Rocks Off, 1972

Cool to hear the Stones trying out ”Leather Jacket” which eventually ended up on Mick Taylor’s 1979 solo album.

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DiscoVolante
Cool to hear the Stones trying out ”Leather Jacket” which eventually ended up on Mick Taylor’s 1979 solo album.

What has Leather Jacket to do with the Exile sessions?

Interesting that Keith is playing the lead guitar on it, btw.

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DiscoVolante
Cool to hear the Stones trying out ”Leather Jacket” which eventually ended up on Mick Taylor’s 1979 solo album.

What has Leather Jacket to do with the Exile sessions?

Interesting that Keith is playing the lead guitar on it, btw.

Keith Richards is not credited on "Leather Jacket" as recorded on the album called "Mick Taylor" (1979).

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What has Leather Jacket to do with the Exile sessions?

Interesting that Keith is playing the lead guitar on it, btw.

They were playing it, a rough unfinished version, during these sessions?

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DiscoVolante
Cool to hear the Stones trying out ”Leather Jacket” which eventually ended up on Mick Taylor’s 1979 solo album.

What has Leather Jacket to do with the Exile sessions?

Interesting that Keith is playing the lead guitar on it, btw.

Keith Richards is not credited on "Leather Jacket" as recorded on the album called "Mick Taylor" (1979).

I meant the original 1969 version that was never released

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DiscoVolante
Cool to hear the Stones trying out ”Leather Jacket” which eventually ended up on Mick Taylor’s 1979 solo album.

What has Leather Jacket to do with the Exile sessions?

Interesting that Keith is playing the lead guitar on it, btw.

Keith Richards is not credited on "Leather Jacket" as recorded on the album called "Mick Taylor" (1979).

I meant the original 1969 version that was never released

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Never heard, thanks. Quite relaxed for Rolling Stones standards.



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C'mon boys...let's sing this song all together!!!
It's only a little bit difficult!!!

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