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Excellent, but a small description of sources with dates would help

Thank you!

My guess:
Track 1: BBC Top of the Pops 2 Jan.1967, Track 2: BBC Top of the Pops 23 May 1968 (music) and 11 July 1968 (interview same as Top Gear 15 May 1968), Tracks 3-6: BBC Top of the Pops 3 July 1969, Tracks 7-9: BBC Top of the Pops March 1971.

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My guess:
Track 1: BBC Top of the Pops 2 Jan.1967, Track 2: BBC Top of the Pops 23 May 1968 (music) and 11 July 1968 (interview same as Top Gear 15 May 1968), Tracks 3-6: BBC Top of the Pops 3 July 1969, Tracks 7-9: BBC Top of the Pops March 1971.

Thank you Riccardo!

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riccardo99
My guess:
Track 1: BBC Top of the Pops 2 Jan.1967, Track 2: BBC Top of the Pops 23 May 1968 (music) and 11 July 1968 (interview same as Top Gear 15 May 1968), Tracks 3-6: BBC Top of the Pops 3 July 1969, Tracks 7-9: BBC Top of the Pops March 1971.

Yes, thank you, that's how it is I think. I have not checked the dates myself.

Thanks for sharing. Much appreciated

Having listened carefully it seems that the Jones-Jagger interview is by Brian Matthews, not by John Peel; WH is a never heard before version, too bad it does not exist on video.

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Having listened carefully it seems that the Jones-Jagger interview is by Brian Matthews, not by John Peel; WH is a never heard before version, too bad it does not exist on video.

The TOTP show from April 71 with Wild Horses and Bitch is lost. The videos of Wild Horses and Bitch are still existing, that's what I read in another thread. The cameraman should have 'rescued' the Stones videos from the April 71 TOTP show. He offered them to the Stones for the Exile-Deluxe-Edition, but they preferred other things. So there is a bit of hope for the video to come to light one day.

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riccardo99
Having listened carefully it seems that the Jones-Jagger interview is by Brian Matthews, not by John Peel; WH is a never heard before version, too bad it does not exist on video.

Originally this interview was conducted for BBC's Top Gear by John Peel (you can still hear him during the interview). Brian Matthews was the host for the Top Of The Pops transcription LP's (these only have the name in common with the famous TV chart show) and they edited his announcements in.

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Top of the Pops, a 1-hour new music program hosted weekly by Brian Matthew, featured selections from recording sessions at BBC studios assembled for syndication/export outside the UK. Top of the Pops was also the name of a well-known BBC TV series, but there is no connection between the radio show and the TV show. Over the years this has caused much confusion to collectors of audio tapes who have assumed tapes credited to Top of the Pops were performances from the TV program.
The syndicated radio series began late in 1964 and billed itself as “featuring live London performances of Britain’s top sounds.” The standardized format of the show was to feature 4-5 different artists doing 3 songs each, occasionally with a brief interview segment included. Since artists generally recorded 4-5 titles at a session which were generally all broadcast on BBC’s pop programs in the UK, it meant that in syndication a song or two was generally dropped, so some of these recordings don’t exist on any syndicated export. This general format changed early in 1969, when the top artists of the day became less willing to record specially for the BBC, and performances from TV and records (with minor overdubs, or straight from the record) were also included as a means of filling up a program. Files on the actual syndicated programs are not available, and so the information here is not 100%.

......extract from BBC Transcription Service.

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