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CD The Pain Of Love, DAC-107
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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 Track 2 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 248, released 1969-07-30 Track 3 from Transcription Service LP Vol. 249, released 1969-08-06 ??? maybe not ??? Tracks 3 and 4 from Transcription Service
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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: 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
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Here it is from a not skipping disc:
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Thanks. Very interesting find!
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QuoteNellcote1971 Same here. Agree that the sound is a bit more dense as well. Unfortunately some bits of audience interaction are missing on the vinyl, most notably the "little-known number we hope to make popular" Luxury (at the end of Melody...) But there is also something more on the vinyl, after Luxury. Listen closely!
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now it's gone
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QuoteNeddieFlanders Instrumental #2 is She Never Told Me. N Thanks. Somehow I knew that melody but wasn't sure what it was.
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QuoteLiveAtHidepark Nico Zentgraf : index 810100D Thank you!
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While I was copying some old CDRs to my hard disk I came across 2 unknown New Barbarians resp. Ron Wood tracks, to be found on the 5 CDs "The Drug Dealer Tapes Vol. 1" (EVSD). They are at the end of disc 4 and are instrumental jams. (Also there is the Stones track "When You're Gone"). Does anyone know where these tracks may come from? Here they are:
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QuoteFuman2 If anybody wants to listen, here it is: This is not complete.
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QuoteElmo 'There is also a show from the Marquee filmed by German T "WDR": 7th December 1970, London, The Marquee - Devotion - You’re My Girl - Flying - Too Much Woman - Maybe I’m Amazed - Gasoline Alley - Around The Plynth' Here is a YT tape of a concert of that date showing the German WDR logo, but with a slightly different song list. The sound and pictures are ou
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Sorry, don't have this. But it is on this CD obviously: Maybe someone has it and can post it.
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Quotewerther2003 QuoteStonyRoad Quotewerther2003 Rolling Stones 'For Your Precios Love' (only track!) Steel Wheels outtake 1989 Around 5 years after the lp, word leaked out there was one outtake (finished song, not a rehearsal) from the lp--Jerry Butler's For Your Precious Love. Why hasn't this been released? Jagger sounds great. The boot source was all the other songs
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Quotestoned52 Hi Amarant, I'm missing in your M4A (128 bit_AAC).zip the track 08 Live By The Sword. Is it available Many thanks How do you know it is "Live By The Sword" if nobody sings "Live By The Sword"?
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Quotewerther2003 Many thanks for this collection. Not included in your lists: 8th December 1970 UK radio (BBC1) ‘Top Gear’, London. Host: John Peel. Incl. - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Trad.) - Good King Wenceslas (Trad. - Silent Night (Trad.) - O Come All Ye Faithful (Trad.) Line-up: RW, Marc Bolan, John Peel, Robert Wyatt, Mike Ratledge, Rod Stewart, Kenney Jones, Sonja Kristina, Ia
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Now I'm waiting for WLR to bring out a CD box of this...
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Unfortunately there is until today no release of the Faces complete BBC recordings (like other bands did it). So I put together all the unreleased BBC concerts from Paris Theatre and I added some more stuff. Several things however remain unavailable so far also unofficially. I include 2 pdf files with all the radio resp. TV broadcasts, mainly compiled from www.nzentgraf.de. Part 1: Part 2:
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OK, my conclusion is: A show with this setlist Country Comfort You're My Girl Too Much Woman For A Henpecked Man Maybe I'm Amazed Around The Plynth is not circulating. It is impossible to find this. However the show with this setlist You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) Wicked Messenger Devotion It's All Over Now I Feel So Good is always c
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Here is another "partly instrumental" track:
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For singing along to the tracks they are ok, but otherwise... You hear that AI failed...
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The first 13 tracks (those from 1972) are most probably copied from Very Ancient Thank You Kindly.
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No Again not what I'm looking for... Once again: I am looking for the show with this setlist: Country Comfort You're My Girl Too Much Woman For A Henpecked Man Maybe I'm Amazed Around The Plynth NOT this one: You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) Wicked Messenger Devotion It's All Over Now I Feel So Good
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Quotestonesmuziekfan I do have this one with different tracklist The Faces, John Peel's Sunday Concert, London 19th November 1970 Artist: The Faces Venue: The Paris Theatre, London, England Date of Recording: 1970-11-19 Tracklisting: 01. You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) 02. Wicked Messenger 03. Devotion 04. It's All Over Now 05. I Feel
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Does anyone have the correct Faces BBC concert from Novemver 19, 1970 (broadcast Nov. 29)? According to the page the setlist should be: Country Comfort You're My Girl Too Much Woman For A Henpecked Man Maybe I'm Amazed Around The Plynth The recordings I found under this date are all by mistake the concert from June 25, 1970 with another setlist. Does any
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QuoteNedKellyBandit Hello wiredallnight, Could please post the reworked audio in Flac or Wave? Thank you. Here you go:
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Has this already been posted? (Don't want to look through the whole thread ) BBC 1970: BBC 1972: FLAC files!
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