Does anyone have any information about any of these tracks? (ie where did the come from, where to find them?)

* It's All Over Now (German promo-edit)
* Cool Calm Collected (instrumental backing track)
* 2000 Light Years (instrumental backing track of promo edit)
* 2000 Man I *
* The Lantern I *
* Wild Horses VII (Billy Preston on organ, listed in Martin Elliot's book)
* Brown Sugar V, VI (different sax versions - I do no hear differences)

These two tracks * are early versions listed separately from the takes on the Satanic Reels on The Complete Works and not listed in The Ultimate Guide. Are there other versions elsewhere?



Edited 19 time(s). Last edit at 2018-09-09 16:14 by blakeeik.

my girl:
think you already have it:



satisfaction:
when the band first recorded the song, at their spiritual home of chess studios in chicago, the track featured harmonica by brian jones. according to keith: “I didn’t think much of ‘Satisfaction’ when we first recorded it. We had a harmonica on then, and it was considered to be a good B-side or maybe an LP track.” Two days later, at RCA Studios in Hollywood, they cut the version we all know, and rock history was made.
quote from here

looking at the shindig show with "satisfaction" and "play with fire".
you'll see brian's harmonica during the last few seconds, while the credits are running.
this seems to be the closest version available to the chess take

1965 05 26-shindig-satisfaction



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j.b.goode
my girl:
think you already have it:

j.b.goode,

LOL! You are right, I do have it. I realize how that appears, however I still don't know where it came from. I think WLR added it to their Rarities set when they "borrowed" my work. I am not aware of that version being released officially or otherwise, other than on that WLR set. I'm sure they "borrowed" that from somewhere else, too, but where?

I did read on the notes for the bootleg "2120 South Michigan Avenue" and it says exactly what you say about Satisfaction - the Shindig version of 5/20/65 is the Chess version, but I was not sure about it. Thanks a lot for sending the quote.



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