Looking through the crates of stuff I used to think was 'rare' from the seventies I came across a tape titled "Parsons/Richards jam". Listening to it, it's about 24 minutes of a jam between the two. I'm wondering if anyone else has a complete copy of this as mine unfortunately sounds incomplete. Any help?

As far as I know, no recording of Gram and Keith has ever surfaced. Can you please post some audio from your tape?

@Merdedithhunter

The one who've never seen the end (excuse me).

More seriously, I'm agree with you!
Even "Wild HORSES" wich is largely inspired
by Gram wasn't played by Gram and Keith Together.
its release precedes the Stones but that's all.

Gram I think, had a very big influence on Keith
Without Gram no "Country Honk"
But each guy, had his personnality.

If you have a tape of a recording between this 2 legends of rock
send it to our gang!

HMN

What songs are on the tape?

- Chatter
- Instrumental
- Chatter
- "You're Gonna Change"
- Instrumental
- Chatter
- "You're Gonna Change" #2
- "Honky Tonk" [I don't know the name of this but by the vocals uttered I'm guessing "Honky Tonk" [ends abruptly after three minutes]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-10 08:17 by A Wandering Spirit.

It's not edited at all but all one track

Post an audio clip of the music and chatter and I'll tell you if it's legit or not.

I would but it's on vinyl and I don't know how to transfer that to the computer

OK, I thought you said it was a tape. What's the name of the record? what label pressed it?

You can edit a .wma file with a soft like soundforge
You just have to plug your lp player to your PC
After that ,
open SF
record ext source (adjust the levels)
import ext source
and you got it to your pc

Not very easy the first time
but not very hard too

HMN

HMN

I found it in a blank white cover but the label on the LP says "When Two Legends Collide" and the company is a "Sunrise Records".

Also Meredith, I stated it was a "tape" as in a recording of. My personal lingo for things sorry for the confusion.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-10 08:45 by A Wandering Spirit.

You've had this since the Seventies and the title is "When Two Legends Collide"?

Gram was not a legend in the 70's.

Most likely a fake, I'm starting to believe. It does sound like Richards on the tape but the recording is very poor quality and fuzzy. I don't know what else to say. Could be, could not be. "You're Gonna Change #2" is pretty tasteful, though.

busted.

fake, there's no tape of the two available. They never recorded together!