3 different versions of Honky Tonk Women (one repeated with short MT interview) and Gimme Shelter.
Probably from BBC Transcription Service LPs, because I do not believe that these introductions were on TV. Anyone knows more?

New link: [we.tl]

I added versions of HTW without the speaker over the beginning which I made with the beginning of the studio version. I think the instrumental track is the same as of the studio version, only the vocals are live.



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Thanks WAN!


Some info here:
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I did some research and found out the following for the tracks recorded on July 3, 1969:

Cannot prove it but most probably:

Track 1 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 247, released 1969-07-23 [www.discogs.com]
Track 2 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 248, released 1969-07-30 [www.discogs.com]
Track 3 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 249, released 1969-08-06 [www.discogs.com] ??? maybe not ???
Tracks 3 and 4 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 250, released 1969-08-13 [www.discogs.com]



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Thank you wiredallnight

THX

Thanks a lot!

Many Thanks indeed.

Thank you

Thank you.

Link updated.

Nice work!

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I did some research and found out the following for the tracks recorded on July 3, 1969:

Cannot prove it but most probably:

Track 1 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 247, released 1969-07-23 [www.discogs.com]
Track 2 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 248, released 1969-07-30 [www.discogs.com]
Track 3 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 249, released 1969-08-06 [www.discogs.com] ??? maybe not ???
Tracks 3 and 4 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 250, released 1969-08-13 [www.discogs.com]

Nice research! I love this stuff. It's cool to hear the DJ from 'back in the day.' The Mick Taylor interview
is great. I love the little extras Mick adds to the song, "all right & oh yeah." Nobody can do a better or
be more convincing "all right & oh yeah!" in a song than Mick Jagger.

The Mick Taylor Interview is most definitely from this series.

I'd love to hear the program trailer from #250.



Top of the Pops-250

Label: BBC Transcription Services – 124524, BBC Transcription Services – 124525
Series: Top Of The Pops – 250
Vinyl, LP, Transcription, Mono
Country: UK
Released: Aug 13, 1969

A1 Yes– Looking Around 3:48
A2 The Love Affair– Interview Interviewer – Brian Matthew 1:13
A3 The Love Affair– Bringing On Back The Good Times 3:00
A4 Vanity Fare– Well Alright 2:40
A5 Cilla Black– Conversations 4:05
A6 Mac Kissoon– Interview Interviewer – Brian Matthew 1:31
A6 Mac Kissoon– Get Down With It / Satisfaction 3:18
A7 Peter Frampton– Interview 3:31
B1 Humble Pie– Natural Born Boogie 3:50
B2 Vanity Fare– Early In The Morning 2:35
B3 Yes– Everydays 4:25
B4 The Love Affair– Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart 4:35
B5 Mac Kissoon– Baby I Love You 2:20
B6 Mick Taylor– Interview Interviewer – Brian Matthew 0:33
B7 The Rolling Stones– Honky Tonk Women 3:09
B8 Various– Programme Trailer 1:05

Hosted By – Brian Matthew

Yes ok the MT interview on Vol. 250 is ok but on Vol. 249 there's also a stand alone MT interview (without HTW and without running time on discogs). I wonder if it is the same or something longer or different or what?

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Yes ok the MT interview on Vol. 250 is ok but on Vol. 249 there's also a stand alone MT interview (without HTW and without running time on discogs). I wonder if it is the same or something longer or different or what?

The MT-int. on Vol. 249 is different and much longer (ca. 4 minutes).

From nzentgraf.de

690831A 31st August: syndicated overseas radio stations (licensed from BBC) 'Top Of The
Pops'. Host: Brian Matthew. Incl.
- interview with MT by Brian Matthew (London, July or August)
Note: Played from the limited edition transcription LP 'Top Of The Pops Vol. 249'
(BBC Transcription Service 124522), released about one month before airdate.

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Thanks for the info and the interview!

N, thanks for this extended interview audio. It's an amazing addition to Stones history. The 20 year old new guy definitely foreshadowed what issues would arise in the future. And this is the clearest, most direct statement by a band member about its activities that I've heard in the 55 years since.

Thanks for MT the interview and infos!

Thanks N!

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wiredallnight
3 different versions of Honky Tonk Women (one repeated with short MT interview) and Gimme Shelter.
Probably from BBC Transcription Service LPs, because I do not believe that these introductions were on TV. Anyone knows more?

New link: [we.tl]

I added versions of HTW without the speaker over the beginning which I made with the beginning of the studio version. I think the instrumental track is the same as of the studio version, only the vocals are live.

Nice work!

Is there a long version of this Mick Taylor interview available?

Listening to the interview with Mick Taylor and Brian Matthew, I think Mick Taylor's first song released with the Stones going to number 1 on the charts blew his mind!


Is there a long version of this Mick Taylor interview available?

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This is the Ed Sullivan Show, not Top Of The Pops and not BBC!