Hi Erik,
you've got mail

Cheers
Juergen

Thanks to Honestman and Erik_Snow, here's the artwork:


Munichhilton, maybe you'd like to put the link upfront in your first post;
I think it will be perceived there?!



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Rank Stranger
Munichhilton, maybe you'd like to put the link upfront in your first post;
I think it will be perceived there?!

Good idea
Its done!

Many thanks for the artwork.

Cheers
Juergen

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Hi Erik,
you've got mail

Cheers
Juergen

Thanks for offering, Juergen, but as I explained per email; I'd allready asked Rank Stranger to put it up. Cheers

Hi my friends,

Here is the artwork for Exile Outtakes. I felt free to call it Vowel Movement
'cause it seems to me that this is some acetate tape made for vocals to be done.
If i'm wrong, or some of the text is incorrect, i'll gladly make the changes!


Mr.D

[www.megaupload.com]

Thanks for the excellent artwork Mr.D!

Also thanks to HNM!

All much appreciated!

Bravo Mr.D ,another magnificent artwork for The Stones.You should do the official covers for The Stones.

Wow!! Incredible art work Mister Dee.
You are obviously a pro helping us out for fun.

Vowel Movement? Gross....


Thanks very much

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Hi my friends,

Here is the artwork for Exile Outtakes. I felt free to call it Vowel Movement
'cause it seems to me that this is some acetate tape made for vocals to be done.
If i'm wrong, or some of the text is incorrect, i'll gladly make the changes!


Mr.D

[www.megaupload.com]

Fantastic artwork - thank you

Another thanks for the artwork, and to everyone else who contributed.

I agree that the backing track to I'm Not Signifying is the same here as on the official Exile bonus outtakes disc.

Well thanks my friends for wonderful comments on the artwork, it's been a pleasure to work on it.

I'm Not Signifying: just listen to the drums and bass guitar, they're not the same as the released version. Nicky's playing is very similar, but not the same. I think that both takes have been recorded the same day, hence the similarity.

And, by the way, i still think that Jagger's vocal on the released take is NOT recorded in 2009, but much much earlier ('72 LA or for Black and Blue, maybe for Tattoo You, i don't know), the colour of his voice is not the same as it is today.
The only new instrument is his harmonica that sounds like new Jagger.

That's what i'm thinking, and everyone's opinion is welcomed, the artwork is in layers, so we'll together do the changes.

Thanks again,

Mr.D

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Hello
Could you repost the artwork Please?
Thanks from italy

[rapidshare.com]

Awesome - many thanx!!

Thank you for the post and efforts to clean it up. I'm looking forward to giving it a listen (or 10).

I've uploaded the original project mentioned in the first post on Mega for "safekeeping" : [mega.nz]

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-01-21 10:11 by gotdablouse.

Speaking of Brian singing..I've developed the theory that it is Brian singing lead on "Andrew's Blues". I first thought it was Mick but you can clearly hear Mick's voice on some of the background vocals. It made wonder if perhaps Brian had some influence on Mick's vocal stylings in the very early days. Just a theory tho...

Reference to this post:

And what about including "Travelling Man", the video uploader says it's Brian Jones singing and someone says it is a great imitation by Brian of Mick! Is it really Brian Jones' voice?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-12-09 21:41 by scottkeef.

Wrong thread?

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If its worthwhile, I can re record these tracks from YouTube and pitch correct them and Eq them again, but this time leave them as WAV files since the true KBPS is unknown.

That would be just great Gregg!
And what about including "Travelling Man", the video uploader says it's Brian Jones singing and someone says it is a great imitation by Brian of Mick! Is it really Brian Jones' voice?

This rare Brian Jones vocal was recorded as part of a Nicky Hopkins And Brian Jones "Rock Opera" project called Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder. Some of the material from this project was uses on the Jamming With Edward album. Ian Stewart plays the Fender-Rhodes part. This session was recorded a night or two before Brain's death. When I remastered Nicky's personal music collection in 1976-1977, Nicky believed this was the last time all the original members of the Rolling Stonws played together.

And vox12string, you collaboration is very much appreciated too!
We got a team working here!

no, it was just way early in it...

Memories!

Can anyone repost this gem?

Cheers,

Soulsurvivor

Link above "December 6, 2014 13:50" and in the "Essential Outtake CDs" : [www.iorr.org]

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Thanks for this reup.

Still available on Mega but they must have changed the links so here it is again : [mega.nz]

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Thanks

For info, this tracks are in "Vowel Movment"(Munichhilton/Midnrambler) and DAC 123



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Same source I suppose ? Any reason to get it over this version ?

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