Thanks a lot!

Thanks for this new addition!

Thank you very much StonyRoad.

Thank You for the newer one . I really appreciate it.

On 17 October, Ronald Starcjewski posted a new excerpt from the sessions of Brown Sugar on 04.12.69… It seems to be a kind of monthly rendezvous.
This new excerpt is located at the end of the sessions and is, although very short, interesting to discover another step in the maturation of this extraordinary song.
We can hear that they added percussion in the intro and MJ's "yo!" on that day.
Here you will find the audio rip from the original upload and my slightly reworked version
Thanks to nzb who point me at this new upload.
StonyRoad

WT link valid until 22/10/24:
[we.tl]

PixelDrain link valid 4 months:
[pixeldrain.com]

Norbert
email: stonyroad58@gmail.com

Thanks to Ronald for those special uploads and thanks to Norbert for ripping and reworking them!

N

Thank you very much

Thank you SR. + Ronald Starcjewski + nzb



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Thank you.its amazing what comes out daily it's great to be a stones fan

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StoneZP
Thank you SR. + Ronald Starcjewski + nzb

+1!

Thank you for the extras

Many Thanks indeed for the new files.

thanks again !
I miss ... i think nr. 4 ??????
who can help me ?

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Keessie
thanks again !
I miss ... i think nr. 4 ??????
who can help me ?

This link is still active:
[pixeldrain.com]

It hopefully includes your missing file.

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Keessie
thanks again !
I miss ... i think nr. 4 ??????
who can help me ?

This link is still active:
[pixeldrain.com]

It hopefully includes your missing file.

Thanks !

Brown Sugar take 8 :
Posted on 25th November 2024 by Ronald Starcjewski: a big thanks to him (and to BT2G who point me as this new post)
Here Ronald Starcjewski comments:
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From Muscle Shoals 12/3/69. They took a short break while Keith and Mick played around with the arrangement, but only made a couple of small changes. This was the next take after the break. There are two sources for the recordings at Muscle Shoals. Stanley Booth, using a portable tape recorder, made recordings all three nights. The Maysles were only there the final night, but were not allowed to film the actual recording or overdubbing of the songs; just the playback after. Stanley was allowed to record while the Stones were actually recording, not just the playbacks. The actual music played in the film Gimme Shelter from the playbacks was overdubbed with more polished versions. However, the original audio, including the chatter between playbacks, still exists. There are almost two hours of it. This includes the hotel footage while they were listening to rough mixes. The person who had the collection of Booth recordings is no longer with us. I have no idea if they even still exist. Over the course of a couple years, I was invited to visit the collector and was able to hear the Booth recordings. I made very detailed notes while listening to those tapes. I estimate that the collector had at least four or five hours recorded on the tapes. The recordings I posted were made using my mobile, during a couple different visits, while the collector went out for a smoke. The recordings posted here were trimmed from longer recordings. I was sworn to secrecy, but when I learned of the collector’s passing last summer I made the decision to put these up.
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Here you will find the original version ripped from YT and my slightly reworked version.
Posted by StonyRoad at IORR on 26/11/24

WT link valid until 29/11/24:
[we.tl]
Pixeldrain valid 4 months:
[pixeldrain.com]

the link are also in the first post!

Thank you very much

thank you its a great honor to hear this piece of history...be safe this holiday..may the collectors fill our christmas stockings

many Thanks StonyRoad.

He presents you with the goods. How much more accurate do you want it? There is a big group of collectors that possess goods that haven’t been made available outside their circles. Like the Undercover outtakes that came out some time ago. I believe the story about the secrecy etc.

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Ronald Starcjewski comments:
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From Muscle Shoals 12/3/69. They took a short break while Keith and Mick played around with the arrangement, but only made a couple of small changes. This was the next take after the break. There are two sources for the recordings at Muscle Shoals. Stanley Booth, using a portable tape recorder, made recordings all three nights. The Maysles were only there the final night, but were not allowed to film the actual recording or overdubbing of the songs; just the playback after. Stanley was allowed to record while the Stones were actually recording, not just the playbacks.

Has the accuracy of these facts ever been verified?

I've read hundreds of books on the Stones and spent 20+ years on this and other boards, and I've never heard or read anything that supports what Starcjewski writes.

NEW upload (also in the initial mail)

Brown Sugar mixing sessions
Posted on 23th May 2026 by Ronald Starcjewski at:
[www.youtube.com]
a big thanks to him (and to BT2G who point me as this new post)
Here Ronald Starcjewski comments:

Mixing Brown Sugar at Muscle Shoals on December 4th 1969. Recorded by the Maysles Brothers for the documentary Gimme Shelter, but not used. I edited this down from a couple hours of audio. Two other songs were mixed in this session.

Here you will find two versions
- the original YT versions
- a reworked version (declicked by BT2G) then equalized, phased and upgraded with spectral recovery

StonyRoad
(24/05/26)

Pixeldrain link:
[pixeldrain.com]

Swisstransfer link:
[www.swisstransfer.com]



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Thanks StonyRoad

Thank you! Very interesting.

Fly on the wall. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing

The original YouTube posts: [www.youtube.com] and [www.youtube.com]



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Thanks StonyRoad!