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The 'bonuses' (plural) as mentioned by the Record Collector magazine article would make sense then. First LP as original (remastered) album and a second LP with the 'new' tracks, demos, instrumentals, alternative mixes - plus the gatefold packaging like the original BAB album (or GHS / TY Deluxe 2021). Maybe additionally a live concert like for GHS Deluxe 2020 or TY Deluxe 2021. Could work for BAB Deluxe as well.
Eh, there already is.
From the Vault: L.A Forum (Live in 1975)
The live album is from the Sunday show, the DVD is the Friday show.
LOVE YOU LIVE is, tour wise, all from 1976 except Fingerprint File, IORR and SFTD. However, only If You Can't Rock Me and You Gotta Move are truly live; all the rest of the tracks have overdubbed vocals. The Mocambo tracks sans Around And Around have guitar and harmonica and vocal overdubs on them that are almost comical (even YA-YA'S has guitar overdubs on it).
However a complete show from 1976 would be nice ala HAMPTON 1981 and LIVE AT LEEDS 1982. The set lists are almost exactly the same except 1982 doesn't have Let It Bleed, which was played a majority of the tour, and Waiting On A Friend, which was not played in 1982, and has Angie.
Then there's STILL LIFE: WEMBLEY STADIUM 1982 that has Chantilly Lace and Let It Bleed. It's the show where Charlie destroyed she's So Cold, which is edited out for the live album. If you haven't seen it go to 3:19 [www.youtube.com]
There's an audio only of it on YT if you just want to listen but watching Mick and Bill, well, ha ha.
That context would be welcome regarding 1975-76 with complete shows, now that Mocambo got released, and would complete the loop that wasn't offered from 1981-82 with no club shows released.
Towards the end of Tumbling Dice from LA FRIDAY Mick ditches the microphone on a cable and grabs a wireless, at that time a prototype, which he used for IORR and Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo, Rip This Joint, and one more each of hundreds horrific renditions of Street Fighting Man and JJF, which has a hilarious intro, and SFTD, which Ronnie was momentarily distracted from playing his guitar when the girls came out.
There isn't a timeline in regard to the new album because no one knows anything about the new album other than it was or is supposedly being mixed in London this month.
And a supposed November release for the deluxe reissue is probably some attempt at - oh my - SALES!!!! Christmas sales!!!!!
Which means maybe BAB deluxe will chart high!
I wasn't disagreeing about live video. I forgot about what you mentioned in regard to not having rights to the Paris show. Maybe they filmed themselves, perhaps if/as they did for what became LA FRIDAY.
I vaguely recall Mick commenting to Chet Flippo something about "making notes" while watching live film from a show in 1975.
1970s live videos are a total of three: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN... LA FORUM and SG TEXAS.
The EXILE super had STONES IN EXILE, L&G and the Frank movie on DVD.
SOME GIRLS super had a DVD that I don't see any description of - maybe it's part of TEXAS?
The STICKY super DVD is pointless.
At least there's BRUSSELS, L&G and TEXAS on CD.
sorry for misunderstanding your post
i forgot about the dvd releases on previous super deluxes
so maybe knebworth is on the table for a video release with it
though i'd think they'd wanna save that for a standalone release and it's more likely to be just audio of a 76 show
maybe a blu-ray of the mercury studios remastered promo videos for black and blue (if they ever actually remastered them)
on a side note
when i saw you listed c-cksucker blues as being released in the exile super deluxe i could have sworn you must have been mistaken
so i looked it up and you we're right they did release it on it!
i never new they officially released it
EDIT
oh never mind
the dvd on exile super deluxe just has a short excerpt from c-cksucker blues not the whole film
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2025-07-14 05:14 by ProfessorWolf.
Which songs are missing?
Brown Leaves, Man Eating Woman, Built That Way. I suppose they could throw the Chuck Berry jam w/ Harvey Mandel on there since it was apparently from the FFO's never-released second batch
reading around on iorr from back then it seems it was just 10 minutes from csb and 10 each of ladies and gentlemen and stones in exile
looks like it was a preview disc of then upcoming releases
which i guess implies that c-cksucker blues was seriously consider for release about 15 years ago
probaly worth continuing this discussion in the exile album thread
"English Rose"!
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OMG ,... English Rose ,...my most favourite outtake of this area ,....so sad that the quality of this outtake isn´t the best ,..and not complete...
I don´t belive it will be on it but it would be sooo great
I guess there are specialists around here who have a pretty good idea of what was recorded with the various guitar players.
I agree that it's unlikely but with IORR not getting a Deluxe for sure where is it going to appear ?! At least we know they considered it for B&B since it was played/played back at De Doelen in Rotterdam in 1975.
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if only the songs were better…
so then why did they release black and blue with great guitar playing from guitarists not picked to replace mick taylor?
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I Got A Letter
Built That Way
I Love Ladies
Act Together
Slave 1
Worried About You 1
Crazy Mama 1
Black Limousine
Fingerprint File 1
Munich Hilton
Misty Roads
Since the Stones aren't big on being accurate with their timelines for deluxe albums this makes total sense.
AFAIK, only Carol has a possible guitar overdub. Are there others?
Little Queenie
And possibly Stray Cat.
Mathijs
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Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Irix
()
Date: July 13, 2025 19:00
Quote
georgelicks
There will be more than 2 "new" songs, it will be very similar to the GHS reissue that had 3 additional tracks and 7 instrumentals and alternative takes, B&B will be the same and with a show from the '76 tour included on another disc.
The 'bonuses' (plural) as mentioned by the Record Collector magazine article would make sense then. First LP as original (remastered) album and a second LP with the 'new' tracks, demos, instrumentals, alternative mixes - plus the gatefold packaging like the original BAB album (or GHS / TY Deluxe 2021). Maybe additionally a live concert like for GHS Deluxe 2020 or TY Deluxe 2021. Could work for BAB Deluxe as well.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: July 13, 2025 23:19
Quote
spunky
No concert on video?
Eh, there already is.
From the Vault: L.A Forum (Live in 1975)
The live album is from the Sunday show, the DVD is the Friday show.
LOVE YOU LIVE is, tour wise, all from 1976 except Fingerprint File, IORR and SFTD. However, only If You Can't Rock Me and You Gotta Move are truly live; all the rest of the tracks have overdubbed vocals. The Mocambo tracks sans Around And Around have guitar and harmonica and vocal overdubs on them that are almost comical (even YA-YA'S has guitar overdubs on it).
However a complete show from 1976 would be nice ala HAMPTON 1981 and LIVE AT LEEDS 1982. The set lists are almost exactly the same except 1982 doesn't have Let It Bleed, which was played a majority of the tour, and Waiting On A Friend, which was not played in 1982, and has Angie.
Then there's STILL LIFE: WEMBLEY STADIUM 1982 that has Chantilly Lace and Let It Bleed. It's the show where Charlie destroyed she's So Cold, which is edited out for the live album. If you haven't seen it go to 3:19 [www.youtube.com]
There's an audio only of it on YT if you just want to listen but watching Mick and Bill, well, ha ha.
That context would be welcome regarding 1975-76 with complete shows, now that Mocambo got released, and would complete the loop that wasn't offered from 1981-82 with no club shows released.
Towards the end of Tumbling Dice from LA FRIDAY Mick ditches the microphone on a cable and grabs a wireless, at that time a prototype, which he used for IORR and Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo, Rip This Joint, and one more each of hundreds horrific renditions of Street Fighting Man and JJF, which has a hilarious intro, and SFTD, which Ronnie was momentarily distracted from playing his guitar when the girls came out.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: July 14, 2025 00:08
i would argue that there is enough difference in the appearance and sound of the 76 versus the 75 tour to justify a video release
and even if there wasn't do we really need to have a limit on the amount of concert videos from the 70's?
i know there's only so many near identical concert films the casual fans will buy
but a super deluxe version of black and blue isn't something that casual fans are gonna buy anyways it's for hardcore fans and they'll buy as many concert films of shows from the 70's that the band are willing to release
however it's a mute point since they don't really release video with the super deluxe versions of albums which include live shows
and there's probably not any realistic options for them when it comes to professionally filmed concerts from 76
we've got the paris shows which have issues with the rights not belonging to the band and the cost of buying those back and restoring the footage just doesn't seem like it's worth it for anything less then a standalone release not tacked on to a super deluxe of black and blue
and then there's knebworth which also doesn't justify the cost of restoring the footage for that kind of release (unless they've already had it done)
and even if there wasn't do we really need to have a limit on the amount of concert videos from the 70's?
i know there's only so many near identical concert films the casual fans will buy
but a super deluxe version of black and blue isn't something that casual fans are gonna buy anyways it's for hardcore fans and they'll buy as many concert films of shows from the 70's that the band are willing to release
however it's a mute point since they don't really release video with the super deluxe versions of albums which include live shows
and there's probably not any realistic options for them when it comes to professionally filmed concerts from 76
we've got the paris shows which have issues with the rights not belonging to the band and the cost of buying those back and restoring the footage just doesn't seem like it's worth it for anything less then a standalone release not tacked on to a super deluxe of black and blue
and then there's knebworth which also doesn't justify the cost of restoring the footage for that kind of release (unless they've already had it done)
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Maindefender
()
Date: July 14, 2025 01:19
What’s the timeline for this in relation to the studio album? Two releases in 2025?
Very exciting prospects!
Very exciting prospects!
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: July 14, 2025 01:26
Quote
Maindefender
What’s the timeline for this in relation to the studio album? Two releases in 2025?
Very exciting prospects!
There isn't a timeline in regard to the new album because no one knows anything about the new album other than it was or is supposedly being mixed in London this month.
And a supposed November release for the deluxe reissue is probably some attempt at - oh my - SALES!!!! Christmas sales!!!!!
Which means maybe BAB deluxe will chart high!
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: July 14, 2025 01:58
Quote
ProfessorWolf
i would argue that there is enough difference in the appearance and sound of the 76 versus the 75 tour to justify a video release
and even if there wasn't do we really need to have a limit on the amount of concert videos from the 70's?
i know there's only so many near identical concert films the casual fans will buy
but a super deluxe version of black and blue isn't something that casual fans are gonna buy anyways it's for hardcore fans and they'll buy as many concert films of shows from the 70's that the band are willing to release
however it's a mute point since they don't really release video with the super deluxe versions of albums which include live shows
and there's probably not any realistic options for them when it comes to professionally filmed concerts from 76
we've got the paris shows which have issues with the rights not belonging to the band and the cost of buying those back and restoring the footage just doesn't seem like it's worth it for anything less then a standalone release not tacked on to a super deluxe of black and blue
and then there's knebworth which also doesn't justify the cost of restoring the footage for that kind of release (unless they've already had it done)
I wasn't disagreeing about live video. I forgot about what you mentioned in regard to not having rights to the Paris show. Maybe they filmed themselves, perhaps if/as they did for what became LA FRIDAY.
I vaguely recall Mick commenting to Chet Flippo something about "making notes" while watching live film from a show in 1975.
1970s live videos are a total of three: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN... LA FORUM and SG TEXAS.
The EXILE super had STONES IN EXILE, L&G and the Frank movie on DVD.
SOME GIRLS super had a DVD that I don't see any description of - maybe it's part of TEXAS?
The STICKY super DVD is pointless.
At least there's BRUSSELS, L&G and TEXAS on CD.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Sighunt
()
Date: July 14, 2025 03:23
If they can release a 1981 show and an 82 show on DVD that have pretty much the same setlists, I don't think its out of the question to release a companion 76 DVD show with a Black & Blue re-issue- provided there is a good quality show from 76 to release. Just saying...
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2025-07-14 03:38 by Sighunt.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2025-07-14 03:38 by Sighunt.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: July 14, 2025 04:50
Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
ProfessorWolf
i would argue that there is enough difference in the appearance and sound of the 76 versus the 75 tour to justify a video release
and even if there wasn't do we really need to have a limit on the amount of concert videos from the 70's?
i know there's only so many near identical concert films the casual fans will buy
but a super deluxe version of black and blue isn't something that casual fans are gonna buy anyways it's for hardcore fans and they'll buy as many concert films of shows from the 70's that the band are willing to release
however it's a mute point since they don't really release video with the super deluxe versions of albums which include live shows
and there's probably not any realistic options for them when it comes to professionally filmed concerts from 76
we've got the paris shows which have issues with the rights not belonging to the band and the cost of buying those back and restoring the footage just doesn't seem like it's worth it for anything less then a standalone release not tacked on to a super deluxe of black and blue
and then there's knebworth which also doesn't justify the cost of restoring the footage for that kind of release (unless they've already had it done)
I wasn't disagreeing about live video. I forgot about what you mentioned in regard to not having rights to the Paris show. Maybe they filmed themselves, perhaps if/as they did for what became LA FRIDAY.
I vaguely recall Mick commenting to Chet Flippo something about "making notes" while watching live film from a show in 1975.
1970s live videos are a total of three: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN... LA FORUM and SG TEXAS.
The EXILE super had STONES IN EXILE, L&G and the Frank movie on DVD.
SOME GIRLS super had a DVD that I don't see any description of - maybe it's part of TEXAS?
The STICKY super DVD is pointless.
At least there's BRUSSELS, L&G and TEXAS on CD.
sorry for misunderstanding your post
i forgot about the dvd releases on previous super deluxes
so maybe knebworth is on the table for a video release with it
though i'd think they'd wanna save that for a standalone release and it's more likely to be just audio of a 76 show
maybe a blu-ray of the mercury studios remastered promo videos for black and blue (if they ever actually remastered them)
on a side note
when i saw you listed c-cksucker blues as being released in the exile super deluxe i could have sworn you must have been mistaken
so i looked it up and you we're right they did release it on it!
i never new they officially released it
EDIT
oh never mind
the dvd on exile super deluxe just has a short excerpt from c-cksucker blues not the whole film
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2025-07-14 05:14 by ProfessorWolf.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
IrelandCalling4
()
Date: July 14, 2025 12:08
Totally forgot they released part of CS Blues as part of the Exile Super Deluxe! Was it 30 minutes from that film was on the DVD?
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
TravelinMan
()
Date: July 14, 2025 18:23
Quote
HTD
I understood that there were technical problems with the quality of the Knebworth recording in places that prevented an official release. That's why all the bootleg soundboard releases were incomplete.
Is this the case or does a quality master tape exist? Any thoughts?
I wonder if there's the possibility a deluxe "Love You Live." having heard the tracks that were mastered but rejected for release on the album
("Love You Live Mixes 2016"), these are great quality. These could be added along with others for release.
Thanks.
Duck
Which songs are missing?
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
peoplewitheyes
()
Date: July 14, 2025 18:28
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Maindefender
()
Date: July 14, 2025 18:36
If it’s better than GHS deluxe I will be over the moon. At least 3 discs if George is accurate
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
TravelinMan
()
Date: July 14, 2025 19:19
Quote
peoplewitheyes
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
Brown Leaves, Man Eating Woman, Built That Way. I suppose they could throw the Chuck Berry jam w/ Harvey Mandel on there since it was apparently from the FFO's never-released second batch
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: July 14, 2025 19:49
Quote
IrelandCalling4
Totally forgot they released part of CS Blues as part of the Exile Super Deluxe! Was it 30 minutes from that film was on the DVD?
reading around on iorr from back then it seems it was just 10 minutes from csb and 10 each of ladies and gentlemen and stones in exile
looks like it was a preview disc of then upcoming releases
which i guess implies that c-cksucker blues was seriously consider for release about 15 years ago
probaly worth continuing this discussion in the exile album thread
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
gotdablouse
()
Date: July 14, 2025 20:03
Quote
peoplewitheyes
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
"English Rose"!
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Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Wolfgang
()
Date: July 14, 2025 23:14
Quote
gotdablouseQuote
peoplewitheyes
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
"English Rose"!
OMG ,... English Rose ,...my most favourite outtake of this area ,....so sad that the quality of this outtake isn´t the best ,..and not complete...
I don´t belive it will be on it but it would be sooo great
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Taylor1
()
Date: July 14, 2025 23:59
Quote
TravelinManQuote
peoplewitheyes
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
Brown Leaves, Man Eating Woman, Built That Way. I suppose they could throw the Chuck Berry jam w/ Harvey Mandel on there since it was apparently from the FFO's never-released second batch[/quote.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-07-15 00:04 by Taylor1.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: July 15, 2025 00:49
i'm curious what they'll come up with and hope some of it is stuff that hasn't circulated before
but just based on what circulates they have a couple good tracks to finish off and put on there and i'm sure a lot of nice outtakes and alternate versios of songs on the album
plus there has to be some good jams and stuff left over with all those different guitarist coming in
i'm hoping to be pleasantly suprised by what they have on there
but just based on what circulates they have a couple good tracks to finish off and put on there and i'm sure a lot of nice outtakes and alternate versios of songs on the album
plus there has to be some good jams and stuff left over with all those different guitarist coming in
i'm hoping to be pleasantly suprised by what they have on there
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
bitusa2012
()
Date: July 16, 2025 04:51
PLEASE…NO remastering of their best sounding sonically perfect album!!! Somehow it’s “Stones-dirty” with crystal clear instrumentation. It is perfect as is.
Rod
Rod
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
doitywoik
()
Date: July 16, 2025 06:34
Quote
ProfessorWolf
plus there has to be some good jams and stuff left over with all those different guitarist coming in
I guess there are specialists around here who have a pretty good idea of what was recorded with the various guitar players.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
gotdablouse
()
Date: July 17, 2025 20:32
Quote
WolfgangQuote
gotdablouseQuote
peoplewitheyes
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
"English Rose"!
OMG ,... English Rose ,...my most favourite outtake of this area ,....so sad that the quality of this outtake isn´t the best ,..and not complete...
I don´t belive it will be on it but it would be sooo great
I agree that it's unlikely but with IORR not getting a Deluxe for sure where is it going to appear ?! At least we know they considered it for B&B since it was played/played back at De Doelen in Rotterdam in 1975.
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Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Taylor1
()
Date: July 17, 2025 21:44
Doubt they would release music which showcases great guitar playing on jams or instrumentals by guitarists , none of who they selected to replace Taylor
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
slewan
()
Date: July 17, 2025 22:55
Quote
bitusa2012
PLEASE…NO remastering of their best sounding sonically perfect album!!! Somehow it’s “Stones-dirty” with crystal clear instrumentation. It is perfect as is.
if only the songs were better…
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Palace Revolution 2000
()
Date: July 17, 2025 23:02
I'd be fine if they could fill a whole disc up with Ronnie solo-ing on 'Hey Negrita". When he hits that slide on (I assume) the mirrored Zemaitis, and that killer sound. Ollie B earning his pay too.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: July 18, 2025 00:26
Quote
Taylor1
Doubt they would release music which showcases great guitar playing on jams or instrumentals by guitarists , none of who they selected to replace Taylor
so then why did they release black and blue with great guitar playing from guitarists not picked to replace mick taylor?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-07-18 00:29 by ProfessorWolf.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: July 18, 2025 01:02
Quote
peoplewitheyes
Let's speculate!
What extra tracks / different versions etc would we like to see on the BaB reissue? (I know the final product will inevitably be lacklustre, but let us dream)
I Got A Letter
Built That Way
I Love Ladies
Act Together
Slave 1
Worried About You 1
Crazy Mama 1
Black Limousine
Fingerprint File 1
Munich Hilton
Misty Roads
Since the Stones aren't big on being accurate with their timelines for deluxe albums this makes total sense.
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
shawnriffhard1
()
Date: July 18, 2025 04:15
Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
spunky
No concert on video?
Eh, there already is.
From the Vault: L.A Forum (Live in 1975)
The live album is from the Sunday show, the DVD is the Friday show.
LOVE YOU LIVE is, tour wise, all from 1976 except Fingerprint File, IORR and SFTD. However, only If You Can't Rock Me and You Gotta Move are truly live; all the rest of the tracks have overdubbed vocals. The Mocambo tracks sans Around And Around have guitar and harmonica and vocal overdubs on them that are almost comical (even YA-YA'S has guitar overdubs on it).
.
AFAIK, only Carol has a possible guitar overdub. Are there others?
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: July 18, 2025 09:55
Quote
shawnriffhard1Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
spunky
No concert on video?
Eh, there already is.
From the Vault: L.A Forum (Live in 1975)
The live album is from the Sunday show, the DVD is the Friday show.
LOVE YOU LIVE is, tour wise, all from 1976 except Fingerprint File, IORR and SFTD. However, only If You Can't Rock Me and You Gotta Move are truly live; all the rest of the tracks have overdubbed vocals. The Mocambo tracks sans Around And Around have guitar and harmonica and vocal overdubs on them that are almost comical (even YA-YA'S has guitar overdubs on it).
.
AFAIK, only Carol has a possible guitar overdub. Are there others?
Little Queenie
Re: Black and Blue 2025
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: July 18, 2025 11:51
Quote
DandelionPowdermanQuote
shawnriffhard1Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
spunky
No concert on video?
Eh, there already is.
From the Vault: L.A Forum (Live in 1975)
The live album is from the Sunday show, the DVD is the Friday show.
LOVE YOU LIVE is, tour wise, all from 1976 except Fingerprint File, IORR and SFTD. However, only If You Can't Rock Me and You Gotta Move are truly live; all the rest of the tracks have overdubbed vocals. The Mocambo tracks sans Around And Around have guitar and harmonica and vocal overdubs on them that are almost comical (even YA-YA'S has guitar overdubs on it).
.
AFAIK, only Carol has a possible guitar overdub. Are there others?
Little Queenie
And possibly Stray Cat.
Mathijs
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