1. Criss Cross
2. Not the Way to Go
3. Yellow Cab
4. Highway Child
5. Do You Think I really Care
6. Everlasting is My Love
7. Going to Memphis
8. I Need You
9. No Spare Parts
10. Petrol Gang
11. Cellphane Trousers [instrumental]
12. Travelling Man
13. Aladdin Story[instrumental]
14. Potted Shrimp [instrumental]
15. Hound Dog [live 1978]
16. Salt of the Earth [live 1989 w/Axl Rose]
17. You Got Me Rocking [Keith vocals 10:58 version]
18. Honest Man
19 Cops and Robbers [live 1964]
20. Blood Red Wine
21. Stuck out all Alone
22. Too Many Cooks
23. Living is a Harder Love
24. Zip Mouth Angel
25. Claudine

Ae there any other gems out there that I should know about?

"Youre Too Much" and "What Are You Gonna Do With Me Love" and "Stricktly Memphis" from the Dirty Work sessions.
Plus "Lonely At The Top" and "Gangsters Maul" from 1979.
Even so, it a fine list, I must say.

i reckon HopeYouGuessMyName's Going to Memphis is in fact Strictly Memphis -
it circulates under both titles.
i dearly love You Got It Made from the VL sessions ...

I'm thinking of Seperately, a beautiful piece of music

I Can See It aka See See See is great

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

Stuck Out all alone, I need You, Not Way to Go, Too Many Cooks Anyone have & willing to post you send it or rapidfile. Never heard these or about 3 others on the list Thanks in advance if have & willing to share James

"Criss Cross Man" by far my favorite, I think. Ever been any info as to why it didn't make the album?

cc

Still A Fool - '68 if that counts / Middle Of The Sea - Voodoo Lounge Sessions / You Win Again / Crushed Pearl - Dirty Work sessions

Always mystified me how Criss Cross Man remains unreleased. Living is a Harder Love is also mystifying as an unreleased gem.




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I always thought that they were singin' "criss cross mind".

Criss Cross Man came very close to making it on to Goats Head Soup. Rolling Stone included it when they published a rundown of the tracks on the album, a few months before its release.

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Given this list of unreleased gems - How is that none of them have seen the official release - some of these are just too good.

"Brown Sugar" w/Eric Clapton.
"C***sucker Blues"

Criss Cross was said to be on the soundtrack of a '70's Japanese movie.

Does "Carnival to Rio" with Clapton count? I love it!

I am ashamed to say that i have not heard most of the 25 tracks and some of the songs you folks have listed...can i get some sources of what boots to look for or maybe some yousendits...thanks from the rookie! Cheers!

Drift Away.

Wilco

Zip Mouth Angel from Voodoo

Has anyone a good copy of 'Night Time is the Right Time' that can be posted online?

GuessMyName...I have searched High and low for one. I would guess it would be online, where someone went to one of the shows and recorded it.

The only one I have posted in this forum is a video from 1969 of John Fogerty doing Night Time...its awesome

But its not Mick and Lisa.

Traveling Man is released isn't it? Isn't it on Metamorphosis?

How about the version of You Got The Silver w/ Mick on vocals? I love that one!

I reeeeeeally hope these things (all the above tunes) are released some day. There are far too many crappy bootlegs out there with these great songs on them.

X



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A lot of wonderful choices there,and,I'dd like to add a few more to the list --

"Tried to Talk Her Into it" -- Methinks this was a 'UnderCover' era outtake,simply a rollickingly good track with plenty of Jagger wit in the sozzled lyrics!

"Fast Talking,Slow Walking" -- Along with 'Criss Cross Mind',this is another top favourite from the GHS sessions! Would've made a great addition to the album.

"Looking Tired" -- 1966 maybe,great stuff indeed!

Fiji Gin

Remember folks, these are the songs that we know about.... surely the Stones have locked away dozens more that have never seen the light of day.... They could release Rarities II, Rarities III, Raritis IV and so on for years and years.... one assumes that that is the plan once the band does disband sometime in the next decade

James Lynn Wrote:
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> Stuck Out all alone, I need You, Not Way to Go,
> Too Many Cooks Anyone have & willing to
> post you send it or rapidfile. Never heard these
> or about 3 others on the list Thanks in
> advance if have & willing to share James


I have all of these, but they are not on my computer right now, and it will take a few hours for me to get them, but I can post them. Do you have No Spare Parts or Tried to Talk Her Into It?

BTW, someone posted Stuck Out All Alone a while ago, here it is again:

[s61.yousendit.com]

HopeYouGuessMyName Wrote:
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> Has anyone a good copy of 'Night Time is the Right
> Time' that can be posted online?


Do you mean a video? Because an audio from the first night at the Hollywood bowl was posted by someone ages ago, and I reposted it a few days ago:

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If you mean video, then never mind.

>>Still A Fool - '68 if that counts / Middle Of The Sea - Voodoo Lounge >>Sessions / You Win Again / Crushed Pearl - Dirty Work sessions

You Win Again was rehearsed several times at the end of the Licks tour (i.e. Dublin) by Keith during soundcheck and was just about to be played then but finally they couldn't deliver!