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Everytime I Break Her Heart sound very much like an Undercover session outtake to me.
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barbabang
Everytime I Break Her Heart sound very much like an Undercover session outtake to me.
Why would Mick want to redo "Far Away Eyes" 5 years later?
But ETIBHH does sound like "In Your Hand" (same heavy flanger effect) hence your suggestion it's from 82.
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gotdablouse
If Nico has allocated all the unknown songs to the B2B sessions, works for me.
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dcba
About "Don't Lie To Me" :
It's probably not from 72 (Burbank pre-tour rehearsals or Dallas 1972-06-23 session). I strongly doubt it's from the 1987-10-20 Country Club "gig" with Jeff Back (Beck couldn't play that restrained, ever!).
A possibility is the early 85 DW sessions : Nico mentions this tune was played/rehearsed that year. My bet is it's from a loose/informal session to get the back band in motion after 2 years of inactivity where traditionnally they play covers to "oil" the band machinery.
Another thing : the piano playing is extremely generic/uninventive here, which points us directly toward... CHUCK!
1985 then?
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dcba
About "Don't Lie To Me" :
...A possibility is the early 85 DW sessions : Nico mentions this tune was played/rehearsed that year. My bet is it's from a loose/informal session to get the back band in motion after 2 years of inactivity where traditionnally they play covers to "oil" the band machinery.
Another thing : the piano playing is extremely generic/uninventive here, which points us directly toward... CHUCK!
1985 then?
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dcba
About "Don't Lie To Me" :
...A possibility is the early 85 DW sessions : Nico mentions this tune was played/rehearsed that year. My bet is it's from a loose/informal session to get the back band in motion after 2 years of inactivity where traditionnally they play covers to "oil" the band machinery.
Another thing : the piano playing is extremely generic/uninventive here, which points us directly toward... CHUCK!
1985 then?
I agreed with it. Listen to Putty In You Hands and Don't Lie to Me in a row and it's quite the same sounding and voice.
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Dorn
01- Nobody's Perfect
Nobody's Perfect
19850716-0817 RPM Studios, NYC
in my ears this is absolutely no DW outtake. Jagger´s singing is so much solo stuff sounding, also musical arrangements are much more 1985/1987 solo sessions. Nothing compareable to the rather rough sounding DW outtakes.
Nevertheless not a bad tune
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Dorn
01- Nobody's Perfect
Nobody's Perfect
19850716-0817 RPM Studios, NYC
in my ears this is absolutely no DW outtake. Jagger´s singing is so much solo stuff sounding, also musical arrangements are much more 1985/1987 solo sessions. Nothing compareable to the rather rough sounding DW outtakes.
Nevertheless not a bad tune
Imo it comes from Primitive Cool sessions
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Dorn
01- Nobody's Perfect
Nobody's Perfect
19850716-0817 RPM Studios, NYC
in my ears this is absolutely no DW outtake. Jagger´s singing is so much solo stuff sounding, also musical arrangements are much more 1985/1987 solo sessions. Nothing compareable to the rather rough sounding DW outtakes.
Nevertheless not a bad tune
Imo it comes from Primitive Cool sessions
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dcba
About "Don't Lie To Me" :
...A possibility is the early 85 DW sessions : Nico mentions this tune was played/rehearsed that year. My bet is it's from a loose/informal session to get the back band in motion after 2 years of inactivity where traditionnally they play covers to "oil" the band machinery.
Another thing : the piano playing is extremely generic/uninventive here, which points us directly toward... CHUCK!
1985 then?
I agreed with it. Listen to Putty In You Hands and Don't Lie to Me in a row and it's quite the same sounding and voice.
Don't Lie To Me sounds exactly the same as Fancy Man Blues from 1989 -the Music Man Silhouette guitar Keith used for just about all tracks.
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Dorn
01- Nobody's Perfect
Nobody's Perfect
19850716-0817 RPM Studios, NYC
in my ears this is absolutely no DW outtake. Jagger´s singing is so much solo stuff sounding, also musical arrangements are much more 1985/1987 solo sessions. Nothing compareable to the rather rough sounding DW outtakes.
Nevertheless not a bad tune
Imo it comes from Primitive Cool sessions
As much as I respect Nico it does sound like a solo track with its horrible FM production and its slick charts-friendly sound.
But otoh there are no tracks on this triple set from solo ventures.
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dcba
The bunch of 1985 tracks give us a very interesting picture of what the DW sessions were like :
" I Can't See No One Else aka I Can't See Nobody III". April/June'85. Original material now and a bit of the song that'll end on "One Hit".
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01- Nobody's Perfect
Nobody's Perfect
19850716-0817 RPM Studios, NYC
in my ears this is absolutely no DW outtake. Jagger´s singing is so much solo stuff sounding, also musical arrangements are much more 1985/1987 solo sessions. Nothing compareable to the rather rough sounding DW outtakes.
Nevertheless not a bad tune
Imo it comes from Primitive Cool sessions
As much as I respect Nico it does sound like a solo track with its horrible FM production and its slick charts-friendly sound.
But otoh there are no tracks on this triple set from solo ventures.
my first thought was that MJ brought this version as a leftover from his STB works into the DW sessions but i agree with you - sounds more like PC production. for sure this version here is no RS recording
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gotdablouse
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Of course it is as you can clearly hear Keith and Charlie and most likely Ronnie on the solo (sure ain't Jeff Back or Jimmy Rip). Anyway why would there be a sole MJ solo track mixed with 49 bona fide Stones tracks ? ;-)
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gotdablouse
Just noticed you had "Fast Talking" in 1972, it's now known to be from 1974, must be on NZB.
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LieB
Good job with this thread, BlueTurns2Grey!
It's interesting how productive the Stones were in the '77–83 period, even the latter part of the 80s.
I gotta say, though, that the Stones made great choices when selecting tracks for Some Girls and to a lesser extent the albums that came after it. I guess a bunch of outtakes with the Stones are bound to have a lot of generic blues rock in them.