Companion CD (MFA-61) to the Songbook posted last week sometime...familiar stuff plus a few rarities.

Reelin' and Rockin': with liner notes

1) Everybody Pays Their Dues (Early version of SFM with different lyrics)
...Olympic Studio, London, April 1968
[s59.yousendit.com]

Tracks 2-6: Billy Boy Blue & The Blue Boys rehearsals, Dartford, late 1961.
...(Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Dick taylor & friends)

2) Beautiful Delilah
[s46.yousendit.com]

3) Down The Road Apiece
[download.yousendit.com]

4) I Aint Got You
[download.yousendit.com]

5) Little Queenie
[s46.yousendit.com]

6) La Bamba/Around And Around (excerpts)
[s46.yousendit.com]

7) You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (excerpt)
...first demo, Curly Clayton Sound Studio, London, 27 October 1962
[download.yousendit.com]

Tracks 8-12: IBC Studio, London, 11th March 1963

8) Diddley Daddy
[s46.yousendit.com]

9) Roadrunner
[s46.yousendit.com]


The rest later:

10) Bright Lights-Big City
[download.yousendit.com]

11) Honey What's Wrong
[download.yousendit.com]

12) I Want To Be Loved
[s60.yousendit.com]

13) Rice-Crispies Jingle
...TV-Ad, February 1964
[s60.yousendit.com]

14) Not Fade Away
...Regent Sound, London, 29 January 1964
[s60.yousendit.com]

15) Andrew's Blues
...Regent Sound, London, 4 February 1964
[s60.yousendit.com]

16) And Mr. Spector and Mr. Pitney came too
...Regent Sound, London, 4 February 1964
[s41.yousendit.com]

thanks again Zagalo!

Zagalo do You have an artwork ?

Tracks 17-22 & 24: Chess Studio, Chicago, 10/11 June 1964
Track 23: RCA Studio, Hollywood, Dec 1965

17) Stew'd And Keef'd
[s41.yousendit.com]

18) Look What You've Done
[s41.yousendit.com]

19) Tell Me Baby, How Many Times
[s41.yousendit.com]

20) Down In The Bottom
[s41.yousendit.com]

21) High Heeled Sneakers
[s41.yousendit.com]

22) Don't Lie To Me
[s41.yousendit.com]

23) Looking Tired
[s41.yousendit.com]

24) Reelin' And Rockin'
[s41.yousendit.com]


Sorry, Can't find any artwork that matches.

Cheers.

This is a great addition to some of the other early Stones stuff that's been posted. I find the early stuff much more blues and r&b oriented, though, you can hear the change a comin'. I guess it was Brian Jones' deep love of the blues that kept the band grounded in the bluesy sounds in the early years. After hearing Mick and Keith on the Jimmy Rogers All Stars album a few years ago, I wished - and still wish - they'd do a straight up blues album. Of course, Im still hoping to hear them do the Long Black Veil from the Chieftan's album live, but that's me. Anyway, thanks for posting these.

Vielen Dank Zagalo !

I agree dmay, it seems they have fallen in to a fairly non blues type of song writing groove. With exception of BOMH,they haven't done much in the way of blues lately.