Quotehowled Many thanks
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteCarnaby This may be the the interview which was the very first release on the then-new Rolling Stones label, yellow w/ the red tongue. It was a promo for radio stations. They are relatively rare, but copies exist. I think you're talking about the Tom Donahue interview.
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteGreen Lady According to some descriptions of "Headin' for an Overload" it's "US radio, The King Biscuit Flower Hour 26-29.6 1975" Having never heard the interview I can't tell whether that sounds likely. Did Dud and Pete ever appear on KBFH? One CD is KBFH Sept.29-1974, the second is KBFH Nov.24-1975. The inteview is added at the end of 2nd CD, and
Forum: Tell Me

This interview is the last track on CD2 from "Headin' For An Overload". Who can help me, I'd like to know where and when this interview took place. Thanks
Forum: Tell Me

Quotetreaclefingers That seems like a reasonable explanation, but isn't that ridiculous? Their biggest act and they don't keep the original masters vaulted under lock and key? you know, sometimes strange things happened. on the mega-RSR-single-box released last year, nobody at RSR noticed that "I Think i'm Going Mad" have a big mastering default, nobody never ever
Forum: Tell Me

Quotetreaclefingers Thanks for posting that, and thanks to Jan as well. Fascinating. For me, the question left unanswered is...WHY the hell did they feel the need to fold down the stereo mix to mono on later cuts, when they already had the original mono mix? Riddle me that batman! I don't know, but MAYBE Decca wanted to repress mono LP's, needed a new laquer, but couldn't
Forum: Tell Me

Quotetreaclefingers Nice...my matrices on this one are ARL-8126-T2-3K and ARL-8127-T2-3K. Sadly, more like VG condition for my vinyl, although the sleeve and bag are pretty nice. Are you saying my mono copy isn't true mono...more like a stereo folddown or something? Why would they do that? yes, your record is made from a stereo mix reduced to a mono mix. follow this link, a refer
Forum: Tell Me

Satanic Majesties UK - 3D cover - real mono mix (see matrix) with different opening bells on The Lantern To Jan Richards : please, look lable side 1 : Bill Wyman in small letters, I haven't seen this lable variation on your site. Or maybe I missed it ? if you want more informations about this release, feel free to ask.
Forum: Tell Me

On The Rocks - track 6 - the earliest STONES known version, without acoustic - vocal markers : his knife - we know as Kurt On The Rocks - track 7 - the earliest JAGGER known version - apeears in exc quality on The Black Box (Yellow Dog) while I was writing, the downlaod is now completed. just checked your version of Memo From Turner. So you used the On The Rocks track 6 - On the cover a
Forum: Buy/Sell/Trade

QuoteCome On Any sleeve on that nice little single? It would have been something to be a owner of this one already 1965 with a song being originally released 1976... what's the flip-side? as you can see, Wastin' Time is the B-side
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteCaptainAcidThis rare version of Memo From Turner is hard to find anyway, but in this quality it has never appeared before. Just do one on one comparation when you download, with previous versions. I have an official silver pressed DVD of Performance, which is not rare. Did you used another source ? I am downloading your files, I will check the sound when the download is complete.
Forum: Buy/Sell/Trade

nice little single I received yesterday. I don't know if it's rare or not. the record is in excellent condition, audio is clear with only a few light crackles. it comes in a standard Immediate sleeve.
Forum: Tell Me

the UK vinyl edition from the 70's usally sell around 30/40 euros. here is a japanese edition from the mid 80's. it's in mint condition, maybe I played it once.
Forum: Tell Me

here are the japanese and european releases. note that the european release (made in germany) is ONE CD only, while the japanese release is TWO CD, same contents as US release.
Forum: Tell Me

Jajouka I'm a lucky guy, I have bought the US limited 2CD edition special package, the japanse 2CD in jewel case, and the european 1CD edition when they were released, in 1995. two US special package for sale
Forum: Tell Me

about the origin studio tracks, my files are not organised according to Nico or Felix great sites, so the dates and places can be different. Sous Form 20 Records (trié) Su Qu Time N Track V Note Date - Place 1 10s 4'21 n Shine A Light 1 with L.Russel August 06, 1969 Skyhill Studios 2 10s 2'48 n Dancing In The Light 1 instrumental Nov 1972 Hollywood Elektra Studios 3 10s 4'
Forum: Buy/Sell/Trade

All Down The Line - difficult to explain - same instruments but sound different to my ears, and it's not just EQ. Brown Sugar - end of the song, around 3'30, mick's words "alright motherfu.cker" are edited Honky Tonk Women - guitar mistake during the intro is wiped out.
Forum: Buy/Sell/Trade

Thanks Erik-Snow, for your answer.
Forum: Buy/Sell/Trade

apart of the FortWorth show, the extended version of "Handsome Girls" (Dandelion) includes 30 SB tracks from 1978. also existing as SB tracks, not included on "Handsome Girls" - All Down The Line - Houston remixed version (originally released on LP "Live In Laxington" (1981), later on LP "Lexington '78" (1986) and on CD "Kentucky Fried Rocke
Forum: Buy/Sell/Trade

QuoteRené Comments, input and alterations are very welcome! ________________________________________________________________________________ When You’re Gone (Mick Jagger / Keith Richards / Ron Wood) and Le Fork Studios & La Fourchette, Pocé sur Cisse, Hi René "Fork" = "Fourchette" in french that's the same place.
Forum: Tell Me

Quoteaprilfool J'avais le choix entre carrefour et carrefour market, je suis allé chez carrefour tout court, là ou il n'y a pas ce micmac. Tranquille comme ça. Mais j'insiste un peu quand même, on fait barrage au nain. Jeannot tu le fous à la porte, il rentre par la fenêtre. Il rode... Désolé Pascal pour cet intermède dans ton thread. En ce qui me concerne, je n'ose pas un e
Forum: Tell Me

Quoteaprilfool Moi qui ai craint qu'ils finissent a Las Vegas, c'est donc chez Carrefour que l'enterrement se deroule. On arrete pas le progres. Mais y'a malheureusement plus grave chez nous avec Monsieur Tic et talonnettes!!! Eh oui, Aprilfool, cette affaire est ridicule ! Mon fils, 11 ans, a cessé de collectionner les cartes Pokemon il y a 2 ans ! C'est dire quel est
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteMunichhilton Looks like Europe 1970.....the scarf tour To me, this picture is from Europe 76, not 1970
Forum: Tell Me

Keith in the red shirt : probably Paris, but unsure. most important part of the footage (Keith in white silk shirt) : Rai Amsterdam. Have a look at Stones People Europe, issue #1
Forum: Tell Me

OK, it's open D capoed 4th. sorry for useless thread !
Forum: Tell Me

QuoteHis Majesty Tis just same as 1969 US tour version, open G with capo at 4th fret. Taylor in standard tuning. NO, he plays around the 7th/9th frets, not around the 4th/6th frets ! That's why I think it's not open G capoed 4th !
Forum: Tell Me

for unknown reason, I think it's standard tuning with capo at 7th fret
Forum: Tell Me

no open G with capo look carefully at 1'56
Forum: Tell Me

Quoteliddas The first guitar to be heard is Taylor (left channel), and is the Nashville one. Keith on the right channel, with an open G acoustic. Sounds normal to me (no ten strings I agree with you, 1st guitar is Taylor. Because I can't imagine Keith playing those harmonics and octavados.
Forum: Tell Me

and Alice
Forum: Tell Me