QuoteCaptainCorella QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan BUT DID THEY RECORD NEWCASTLE '71? According to Bill Wyman, "The shows at Brighton, Liverpool, Leeds and London were recorded live on the eight-track Stones mobile studio, all by Glyn Johns, except London where Chris Kimsey did the honours. [...] A one-hour tape of the Leeds show was presented to Radio One's John Peel for broadcas
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There is nothing to see. You go up a sandy path in a forrest that ends up at a huge gate with cameras. You can't see the house from there, nor can you turn your car around. They must have had previous experience with fans getting a little too close for comfort. Mathijs
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QuoteJMARKO QuoteMathijs QuoteAntoineParis Do we know now for sure that this 1972 CYHMK snippets version is not a fake? If it's real, it's just fantastic To me it sounds absulutely genuine. Mathijs As I said when this was posted years ago, I believe the CYHMK snippet is from a live audience recording. My reason for believing that is at roughly :15-:20 you hear a crowd of peo
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QuoteAntoineParis Do we know now for sure that this 1972 CYHMK snippets version is not a fake? If it's real, it's just fantastic To me it sounds absulutely genuine. Mathijs
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QuoteTravelinMan BUT DID THEY RECORD NEWCASTLE '71? According to Bill Wyman, "The shows at Brighton, Liverpool, Leeds and London were recorded live on the eight-track Stones mobile studio, all by Glyn Johns, except London where Chris Kimsey did the honours. [...] A one-hour tape of the Leeds show was presented to Radio One's John Peel for broadcast on 30 May." (Rolling With
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According to Bill Wyman, "The shows at Brighton, Liverpool, Leeds and London were recorded live on the eight-track Stones mobile studio, all by Glyn Johns, except London where Chris Kimsey did the honours. [...] A one-hour tape of the Leeds show was presented to Radio One's John Peel for broadcast on 30 May." (Rolling With The Stones, page 375) Mathijs
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QuoteTravelinMan Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 I just read through the articles from Deltics. It is clear that they played Wild Horses. And "take me down little Susie" is obviously Dead Flowers. Still digging to find out about CYHMK. I'll read a bit of Bill's book to see if he says anything about the concerts if anything. QuoteRank Stranger Here's some press clips
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QuoteGasLightStreet Fortunately the deluxe has WEMBLEY (they must've screwed up She's So Cold both nights) and all 6 TY tracks are on it. They didn't play Waiting on a Friend in Europe that tour. Mathijs
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QuoteTravelinMan Quote5strings "We do have an indication on how it sounded -there is a snippet of CYHMK from the Burbank rehearsals in 1972. Mathijs" Are the Burbank rehearsals aviable? Or this snippet of CYHMK. Thanks. The link on the Stones Archive just had three corrupt files. Mathijs
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QuoteTravelinMan Greenfield also confirmed they played “Wild Horses” and CYHMK Didn't he confirm they played those at both newcastle and Manchester? We do have an indication on how it sounded -there is a snippet of CYHMK from the Burbank rehearsals in 1972. Mathijs
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Quoteliddas QuoteMathijs QuoteBig Al Ha! How wrong I was; although isn't it a coincidence that you do happen to be a chef. It isn't entirely unsurprising that you may not like the food, 'rollmops' It's certainly an acquired taste. Oh, and I was incorrect about the origin: it's German, apparently. The name is of German origin, but pickled herring is eaten in just
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QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteMathijs QuoteCristiano Radtke Quotesteffiestones Handwritten Text on Boxes One box reads: “Florida 1st Show Pt. II” I read "Friday", not "Florida". Especially being a 1970 tape. I red Ft Worth 2nd show, and 'Friday'. Anything is possible of course, but I really doubt they would record the Hamburg 1970 show. We know they recorded
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QuoteDandelionPowderman In no particular order: 1. Far Away Eyes 2. Beast Of Burden 3. Before They Make Me Run 4. Black Limousine 5. Undercover Of The Night 6. Too Tough 7. The Worst 8. Hey Negrita 9. Crazy Mama 10. Dance 11. Everything Is Turning To Gold 12. Terrifying 13. Hearts For Sale 14. Rock And A Hard Place 15. Lowdown 16. Whole Wide World 17. Dreamy Skie
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QuoteBig Al Ha! How wrong I was; although isn't it a coincidence that you do happen to be a chef. It isn't entirely unsurprising that you may not like the food, 'rollmops' It's certainly an acquired taste. Oh, and I was incorrect about the origin: it's German, apparently. The name is of German origin, but pickled herring is eaten in just about entire Europe: East
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QuoteCristiano Radtke Quotesteffiestones Handwritten Text on Boxes One box reads: “Florida 1st Show Pt. II” I read "Friday", not "Florida". Especially being a 1970 tape. I red Ft Worth 2nd show, and 'Friday'. Anything is possible of course, but I really doubt they would record the Hamburg 1970 show. We know they recorded all Paris shows, Berlin and Ams
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QuoteCaptainCorella QuoteTaylor1 Hopefully they don’t rot away before they are officially released That's a really important point. Old reels of magnetic tape do degrade and the only real archival thing to do is to expertly digitise them and have many (geographically separated and physically secured) copies. Do we have any evidence that The Rolling Stones are doing this? All tapes
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New virtually impossible to get, second hand sometimes available on Reverb. Mathijs
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QuoteTaylor1 Why is anyone interested in who was there? Almost none of those people on the list would have added anything to the recordings.The only one Iwould be interested in would be Gram Parsons.He is the only one who might have added something musically.I would love if he and Keith had recorded any music they played together. According to quite many people, Gram never entered the basement
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Quote5strings What is the brand of pickups on Mick Jagger's Gibson Hummingbird? The black pickup he has on the soundhole of his guitar. Thanks. Mathijs
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At least all three Paris shows were recorded professionally, also the openers Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy & Junior Wells were recorded. The main issue is that the Rolling Stones Mobile only started operating after the tour, so they didn't record all shows themselves. Mathijs
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Quoterollmops The most amazing thing about SFM is that Keith got the beat of the "Pinpon-pinpon" from the police cars in France. Keith, a real artist/alchemist,turns ugly into beauty; what a genius!!! Which is a complete bullshit story from keith, just as about all his stories are bullshit. Mathijs
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Quoteliddas Funny thing is that after performing it following more or less the original arrangement from 1965 to 1967 and almost always as the last song in the set list, first, in 1969, they felt the need to deeply rearrange the song, then in 1971 they redid it completely omitting the riff, then they almost abandoned it until the big comeback in 81, when it returned in its full rock and roll form
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Quotegimme_shelter QuoteMathijs Can someone please re-upload DAC 121 1976.05.30 Fake And Shaved, The Hague.part2.rar Would love to have this one! Mathijs Tranen van geluk! Mathijs
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DAC 128 1981.11.23 All The Girls In The Windy City, Rosemont Horizon, Chicago not available here because of official content DAC 133 1981.11.24 All the Girls in the Windy City Vol.2, Rosemont Horizon, Chicago not available here because of official content DAC 134 1981.11.25 All the Girls in the Windy City Vol.3, Rosemont Horizon, Chicago not available here because of official content DAC 1
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Can someone please re-upload DAC 121 1976.05.30 Fake And Shaved, The Hague.part2.rar Would love to have this one! Mathijs
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QuoteRobberBride The Clapton image is from la Salle de Sejour at Nellcote. Its from May 13th or 14th 1971. It has been identified as Clapton by Dominique Tarle who shot it, but I agree its a bit odd perspective. However, Tarle has two other shots of Clapton the day before, in St Tropez on Jaggers wedding, with the same haircut and beard. Want to congratulate steffiestones for creating such
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QuoteNashvilleBlues QuoteMathijs Quotewindmelody Jimi Hendrix fit into his time perfectly: His great looks, his protest agaist war, his way of performing had something very theatrical. Yet not all of his music aged well. His excessive use of effects sounds overblown by now. Of course he did some good recordings. To be fair, one has to say that Clapton had much more time to develope. Hendrix certa
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Quotekkhoranstoned Was jim morrison ever there? Nope. Mathijs
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Quoterollmops Quotekeefgotsoul I don't think it is Clapton. Maybe Marshall Chess. I looked up pictures of Clapton in 1971 and he looked different than there. May be I am wrong. This is not Clapton. Mathijs
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