Just released from Bad Wizard - Time Trip Vol 5 Scorpio TT5....

At last Key To The Highway and the funkier Mercy Mercy from
the November 8th 1964 Chess sessions...both in pretty damn fine sound quality..

Key To The Highway is rumoured to feature Howling Wolf on Guitar ...

Beg..borrow or steal from ya Gran's purse but just get ya self a copy...







ROCKMAN



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-05-30 14:46 by Rockman.

This is a sensation to say the least !!!

Any chance to seed it somewhere Rockman ?

silkcut

Great news. Finally these tracks are available!!

thanks for the heads-up, Rockman.

..i have taken your advice.

Bad Wizard is really a unreleased stuff finder... in the pure Scorpio tradition.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-05-30 15:56 by mitch.

Incredible news Rockman, thanks! Now...has anybody seen my Grama' ?

this great news.........

This is great news!
any idea where I can get it?
Thanks
Norbert

Thanks, Terry! Any chance of putting KEY TO THE HIGHWAY on the Hot Stuff page as a taste?

WOW!!! is all I can say!!!

Hey you Punks...
Just glued 'em up over on Hot Stuff for ya's...ENJOY



ROCKMAN

Is the first track (Go home girl) already available on other titles?

Thanks, Terry!

gimme_shelter Wrote:
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> Is the first track (Go home girl) already
> available on other titles?

That's what I was asking myself already...can't find it anywhere else, so unless it is a familiar song under a "new" title (Downhome Girl for example)this looks like another uncovered gem...

Also of interest is the question whether the other tracks like Goodbye Girl, Leave Me Alone and so on are presented in the same incredible sonic quality as Key To The Highway and Mercy Mercy - in this case they would be HUGE upgrades...

I'm just bumping this thread, I'm sure somebody missed it.
Never had so much pleasure out of two mp3 files, thanks Rockman



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-06-02 00:02 by Erik_Snow.

Go Home Girl is an Arthur Alexander cover that
as far as I know isn't on anything else....Top sound quality...



ROCKMAN

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> I'm just bumping this thread, I'm sure somebody
> missed it.
> Never had so much pleasure out of two mp3 files,
> thanks Rockman


Oh yes, I can ony underline this...heartfelt thanks, Rockman!

thank you Rockman ~ thank you Stones!

Just got my copy in the mail today (Saturday)

Holy outtakes, Batman!

I thought I'd heard everything from the early days, but this thing is loaded with newly unearthed stuff.

A crystal clear stereo of The Last Time, complete with a different mix in the guitar solo?

Two alternate vocals crystal-clear stereo versions of 19th?!?

Three 1964 Chess studio sessions tracks?!?!?

This is jaw-dropping stuff. Fans of the early Brian Jones-era need to run as fast as they can to get this. OTOH, if you sort of admire the early band, but what you really dig is A Bigger Bang, well, you aren't missing anything you can't live without.

I just want to add the thanks, this Key to the highway is for me the most important Stones outtake ive heard for many years. Anyone know more about the rumour about Howlin Wolf playing guitar?
I just played it back to back with "I put a spell on you" and "shake some action" it stands up wonderful

humanriff77 Wrote:
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> Anyone know more
> about the rumour about Howlin Wolf playing
> guitar?

This is a great outtake, but I don't believe for a minute that's Wolf playing guitar on it. The lead guitar sounds like Brian's playing to me, If he's playing some barely-heard second guitar or rhythm guitar on this, well, it's possible, but it is not noticeable.

One thing's for sure: Howlin' Wolf did NOT make his name and fame as a guitar player. Yeah, he could play some rudimentary slide guitar, but Wolf achieved his fame for her ferocious vocals. Willie Johnson and Humbert Sumlin played all the great guitar licks on his records.

Anyone know more about the rumour about Howlin Wolf playing guitar?

Many many years ago read Stones/Chess recording article and
it mentioned Key To The Highway and Wolf in the studio at the time
and some guitar involment...Sorry no idea where the article is..and
if true or not who knows....Cant hear anything like Wolf on the track
and have never read any of the Stones mention it...There's only a few
guys who would know......someone should ask Bill or Mick or Charlie or Keith.



ROCKMAN

Hey Baboon Bro....you have contact with Bill dont ya??

Please...How about asking him if Wolf was in the
studio for Key or any of the recordings for that matter



ROCKMAN

Rockman..thanks per usual. Sound is great.

Thank you for this Rockman... and Bad Wizard!
FANTASTIC to say the least.

Something B.B.

Can this CD be ordered and paid for on the net? Does anyone have website or any other info about getting a copy. Thank you. Rock on.

On catalog list here:

[www.vvmo.com]

Thank you Green Lady.

It's probably in other places online too, but that's the first one that Google turned up.

$39.99?!


No, thank you! I'd rather wait till someone posts it!