Hello,

Last year I found The Rolling Stones Official Recording Guide, Volume one: The Abkco Years 1963-1970, compiled in January 2013 by Blakeeik, if I am not wrong. It is a very useful tool for knowledge on all variations of the official material of the sixties. I don't remember where I found it and -more important- if there are new volumes.
I would welcome any new developments.

Alex.

I believe another one is Rarities Done Right
[www.iorr.org]

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alexander paul
Hello,

Last year I found The Rolling Stones Official Recording Guide, Volume one: The Abkco Years 1963-1970, compiled in January 2013 by Blakeeik, if I am not wrong.

Do you have in PDF or another format in your HD? This seems to be a very useful guide.

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Cristiano Radtke

Do you have in PDF or another format in your HD? This seems to be a very useful guide.

You got mail.

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ironbelly

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Cristiano Radtke

Do you have in PDF or another format in your HD? This seems to be a very useful guide.

You got mail.

Thank you very much, ironbelly!

I lost that guide, so I need it again... it was very useful.

and of course, if there's a second part... I would welcome !

Best: Ricardo

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alexander paul
Hello,

Last year I found The Rolling Stones Official Recording Guide, Volume one: The Abkco Years 1963-1970, compiled in January 2013 by Blakeeik, if I am not wrong. It is a very useful tool for knowledge on all variations of the official material of the sixties. I don't remember where I found it and -more important- if there are new volumes.
I would welcome any new developments.

Alex.

For those interested, you can find Blake Eikenberry's Official Recording Guide Vol. 1 here:
Official Recording Guide Vol. 1 (PDF)

Blake Eikenberry's Rareties Done Right (July 4, 2013):
Rareties Done Right (PDF)


You might also find some interesting stuff here:

Rolling Stones FAQ


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Chris from Belgium





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Many thanks Chris - all very interesting

Likewise - many thanks for the links - great stuff!

Cheers.

Thanks for the comments. So no new volumes of the Official recording guide. Can we ask Blake if he has plans for more?

Alex.

Thanks Chris.

I love to see a second volume of the Official Recording Guide 1971 - 2014

Thanks

Thanks

I do hope to have the time to write the other guides, however, they won't be as interesting to read. Vol. 1 covers they period with different UK/US releases in both stereo/mono, and helps sort out the differences. Later releases are all the same, and non-album tracks are covered in 'Rarities Done Right.'

Do you have

Official Recording Guide Vol. 2 ?

thanks

Great to see a reaction by the man himself, Blakeeik. I hope you'll find the time for the work on Vol. 2.

Alex.

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alexander paul
Hello,

Last year I found The Rolling Stones Official Recording Guide, Volume one: The Abkco Years 1963-1970, compiled in January 2013 by Blakeeik, if I am not wrong. It is a very useful tool for knowledge on all variations of the official material of the sixties. I don't remember where I found it and -more important- if there are new volumes.
I would welcome any new developments.

Alex.

For those interested, you can find Blake Eikenberry's Official Recording Guide Vol. 1 here:
Official Recording Guide Vol. 1 (PDF)

Blake Eikenberry's Rareties Done Right (July 4, 2013):
Rareties Done Right (PDF)


You might also find some interesting stuff here:

Rolling Stones FAQ


.

Hi: is available a new version of the Official Recording Guide Vol 1 and a Vol 2? Very useful !.
Best

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I am sorry it took me so long to post. Please feel free to comment on any discrepancies.

Rarities Done Right + Official Recording Guide Vol. 1 2017

Many thanks !!!! A lot of work as always.
I hope some day you can find time to make a vol. 2.

Thanks

Michas Gracias!!!

Thanks its really appreciated...

Thank You!!!

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blakeeik
I am sorry it took me so long to post. Please feel free to comment on any discrepancies.

Rarities Done Right + Official Recording Guide Vol. 1 2017

Thanks a lot Blake!