Hi guys and gals,

As a relative newbie here I would be interested to know what your selection would be for an album (either single or double) of what you consider to be the greatest/best unreleased songs and outtakes......kinda like rarities but with real fan input!

There are many great poster's here -to whom a lot of us are indebted that I feel sure with thier vast knowledge and collections would be able to suggest a 'definitive' collection.

It would also be interesting to see if the selections vary greatly among you all or if indeed there was a 'consensus'.


Thank you for your input.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-12 19:42 by undertheradar.

Rarities is a decent start, although nothing was really surprising on that collection, but here is my top 5 unreleased songs that has not appeared on any official release:

1) @#$%& Blues, (Both Woodstock 1978 version and original 1970 demo)
2) Blood Red Wine
3) Claudine
4) Brown Sugar with Eric Clapton on guitar
5) We Had it All, Keith Richards 1978

Seperately, in glorious stereo (instrumental but beautiful!)
gangster's moll
golden caddy
living is harder love
loving you is sweeter than ever
save me

...too many!

I'd go with these (in this track order)

1 Criss Cross Man
2 Honky Tonk Women (undubbed version)
3 Everlasting Is My Love
4 Yellow Cab (Do You Think I Really Care?)
5 I Ain't Lying
6 No Spare Parts
7 Good Time Women
8 I Love Ladies (Come On, Sugar)
9 Let's Go Steady
10 Drift Away
11 Blood Red Wine
12 Carnival To Rio
13 Do You Get Enough? (Not Everybody Is Lucky in Love)
14 Fast Talking/Slow Walking
15 Stuck Out All Alone
16 Loving Cup (alternate)
17 Zip Mouth Angel

Thanks for the input so far..much appreciated...

I know there's not many post here yet but to me ,it is interesting that
Precious love, has not been selected especially after the recent rave reviews it has had and many suggesting that it should have been released.( not trying to influence anyone here)

I think it's even stranger that "I Need You" has been overlooked.

621027A 27th October: London, Curly Clayton Sound Studio. Producer/Sound engineer:
Curly Clayton.
- Soon Forgotten (James Oden) -unverified
- Close Together (Jimmy Reed) -unverified
- You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (Willie Dixon)
Line-up: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/BJ (gtr)/STU (p)/Dick Taylor (bass)/Tony Chapman (dr)

From what i have heard/collected so far i would go with

In no particular order;

Honestman
Precious love
Jah is not dead
Claudine
@#$%& blues
Drift away (I just love that version)
Ganster Maul
No Spare parts
Bright light big city (if it counts)
Criss cross man
We had it all
Dancing Girls
Lonely at the top
Deep Love
What am I living for



Quite a few alternate's could have made it by i tried to steer clear of them.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-13 00:05 by undertheradar.

Very hard but i'm gonna try

Brian Jones ERA

Bright lights big city
Roadrunner
Diddley Daddy
Baby what's wrong
High Heel sneakers
Cops and robbers
Tell me baby
Down in the bottom
Memphis Tennessee
Roll over Beethoven
Reelin' and rockin'
Fanny Mae
Still a fool
You got the silver (Mick on vocals)
Highway child

Mick TAYLOR ERA
Brown sugar (alternate version)
Travellin'man
I ain't lying
You should have seeen her ass
Cris cross man aka Save me
Drift away
Living in the hart of love

Ron WOOD ERA

Never stop (early version of start me up)
Appartment #9
I can't help it
Everlasting is my love
Claudine 1 (long version)
It's all wrong
No spare parts
You win again
Some people tell me
Yellow cab
Fiji Jim
Misty roads
What gives you the right
My first plea
Tallahassee Lassie
Sweet home Chicago
Jah is not dead
Linda Lu
What's the matter
We had it all
Gangster's Moll
Can't cut the mustard
What Am I gonna do with your love
Who's shagging who
Deep love
Invitation
Loving you is sweeter than ever
You got it made
and
Honestman of course!

HMN

HMN

Oh Lord...this is difficult

Love In Vain (Sydney 26.02.73)Roll Over Beethoven BBC 63
All Down The Line (acoustic)
Brown Sugar (w/Eric)
Can't Believe aka Get Yourself Together ('66 outtake)
Criss Cross Man
Let It Rock (Leeds)
Gimme Shelter (Keith vocal)
Satisfaction (Shindig '65 with Brian's harp solo)
Mixed Emotions (outtake)
Sympathy For The Devil (complete One Plus One rehearsal)
Tallahassee Lassie ('78 outtake)
Tell Me ('64 UK 1st album outtake)
Brown Sugar #1 ('69 outtake no sax and Taylor guitar solo from Time Trip 1)
Stray Cat Blues ('68 outtake from RSVP cd)
Midnight Rambler ('73 Brussels)
Jumping Jack Flash (alternate video version)
It's Only Rock And Roll (Acetate version)
Carol (Joe Loss Show '64)
Confessin' The Blues (Joe Loss Show '64)
I'm Movin' On (Live '65) yes i know it was released but its just so damn good

Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...

Travellin' Man
Fast Talking
Criss Cross Mind
Living In the Heart of Love
I Love Ladies
Let's Do It Right
Do You Get Enough (Lucky In Love)
Do You Think I Really Care
I Can't Help It
Fiji Jim
Not the Way To Go
Claudine (more finished three and a half minute version)
Lonely At the Top
We Had It All
Gangster's Maul
Dancing Girls
Tried To Talk Her Into It
What Are You Gonna Do With My Love
Strictly Memphis
For Your Precious Love
Honest Man
You Got It Made



Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-13 09:22 by it's_all_wrong.

This could be a good record:

Cris cross man aka Save me
Travellin'man
You got it made
What Am I gonna do with your love
You win again
Honestman
Fiji Jim
Zip Mouth Angel
We had it all
Claudine
Drift away
Precious love

Yeah, that is a nice selection Goingmad.

This is in LP form:
Side 1
1.Brown Sugar (SHELLEY)
2.Good Time Women
3.Drift Away
4.All Down The Line (Acoustic Version)
5.Seperately
6.Potted Shrimp
7.Alladin Story
8.Leather Jacket
Side 2
1.Did Everybody Pay Their Dues?
2.Living In The Heart Of Love
3.I'm A Country Boy
4.Highway Child
5.Get A Line On You
6.I Ain't Lyin'
7.Criss Cross Man
8.Wild Horses (SHELLEY)

Easy:

I Ain't Lying.
Zip Mouth Angel.
Drift Away.
Precious Love.
Blood Red Wine.
Salty Dog (Keith).
Sympathy For The Devil (Acoustic One Plus One version).
Gangster's Maul.
@#$%& Blues.
Highway Child.
Still A Fool.

Of course there's more. But starting with I Ain't Lying and ending with the long Still A Fool blues would be good. Now if there's just something out there from Bridges and ABB there would be a more broad spectrum.

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