Many Thanks!

Fantastic!

"don´t to lie to me" rolling stones recorded in 1964 and live in 1972 STP tour

but this version are from 1990´s, i can´t heard keith guitar´s

again, e think mick´s solo works, maybe 'wandering spirit' 1993

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thanxs a lot

1- "nobody´s perfect" not seems like 1975, maybe 1985, these guitars are not keith and ronnie, drums not charlie, mick´s voice seems like first solo: she´s the boss

You might be right there,good song so far,i might disagree later on.

Thaaaaank you!

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for those that can't wait on lossless files.
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Thanks for sharing, bkeys...a slight return? ;-)

Very very slight.....thanks to whoever made this boot happen (not me, no credits here).

You're always welcome here if I may say so myself ;-) Yeah thanks to whoever made that happen, quite the miracle ! The stuff we're getting here is GRRRREEEAAAT ! The sound quality for a start is pretty much pristine across the board. And there are a couple of gems of course.

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the 7 first musics, i think are mick´s solo in 90´s, maybe something in 80´s

not stones



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Maybe the post of the year

thank you!

08- "she´s doing her thing" are from 60´s, maybe 66-67.....

but this drums seems not like charlie

Many thanks Mr Keys

Re Curtis Meets Smokey, some years ago someone (sorry can't remember the poster's name) posted the "ABCKO Master Tape" files. Curtis Meets Smokey is listed as being on the same tape reel (Box RS-06 tape S33) as Hillside Blues and Memo From Turner - so assume from 1969?

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Curtis Meets Smokey is most certainly not from 1966.

probably 1969.

Guitar on left speaker sounds similar to Ry Cooders tone on Jamming With Edward release, as does Mick's mic sound.

I haven't heard it yet but............[iorr.org] ....it was played at the Edward session.

It was also mentioned by Karnbach in his book from 97, it's a big disappointment to be honest, more of a joke of a song (was hoping for a "homage" of sorts) than anything else, especially with the beat increasing, oh well...

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That's great! Won
derful! Thank you!!

Very nice...
Thank you!!

Doing Her Thing is Title 15 from the Satanic sessions, with vocals, great track btw, and thanks so much for the upload to the OP!

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Curtis Meets Smokey is most certainly not from 1966.

probably 1969.

Guitar on left speaker sounds similar to Ry Cooders tone on Jamming With Edward release, as does Mick's mic sound.

I haven't heard it yet but............[iorr.org] ....it was played at the Edward session.

There we go then. April 1969, Ry Cooder on guitar.

12 - "tell to her how it is" with vocals!!!!!

how this name while instrumental in 1971????

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13- 'you better stop that" first version from 'she was hot'?????

They sound a bit similar yes but it was a different song that was first booted in 2015. There 4 "rockers" from theses sessions, they only kept one.

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Doing Her Thing is Title 15 from the Satanic sessions, with vocals, great track btw, and thanks so much for the upload to the OP!

Added vocals, guitar and organ from years later.

Source ?

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12 - "tell to her how it is" with vocals!!!!!

how this name while instrumental in 1971????

Possibly redone for Exile Deluxe like all the other outtakes. It's always hard to date Mick's vocals but that's what would make most sense. You can see why they didn't use it though as he never really finds a "groove" or a melody for his vocals.

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thanks!!

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12 - "tell to her how it is" with vocals!!!!!

how this name while instrumental in 1971????

i asked, i answer: Potted Shrimp


tell to her how it is = Potted Shrimp with vocals!!!!

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12 - "tell to her how it is" with vocals!!!!!

how this name while instrumental in 1971????

"Potted Shrimps" (from 1970). :-)
This brings a question : are all Mick's vocals "vintage"?
Or did he redo some of them more or less recently (in the 2010's?) in case more reissues were to be planned?
"Tell Her How It Is aka Potted Shrimps II" could be an example or "modern" vocal tracks...

Wow great stuff thank you very much !!!!

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12 - "tell to her how it is" with vocals!!!!!

how this name while instrumental in 1971????

"Potted Shrimps" (from 1970). :-)
This brings a question : are all Mick's vocals "vintage"?
Or did he redo some of them more or less recently (in the 2010's?) in case more reissues were to be planned?
"Tell Her How It Is aka Potted Shrimps II" could be an example or "modern" vocal tracks...

i believe 2010....

24-built thats way seems like heatwave from martha reeves and the vandellas



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This is outrageously brilliant! Thank you!

Cheers for this!

Thank You.

Thank you very much !!!