Hei! Thank's for all the information. About the solo work, there is an album with John Phillips which came out in 2001,(I think), and it's based on Recording sessions where Jagger, Richards and Taylor attended. The sessions are supposed to be from the time after Taylor left the band...
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1.Trondheim/Norway 2.29/1979 3.You Gotta Move, Sticky Fingers, heard it on headphones when I was four. 4.Zeppelinfield/ Nurenberg '98/ mabye one. 5.Sounds like their trying...4 6.Stripp it down, turn up Wood, start playing rock'n roll -more distortion
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Hei, sorry but I'm not sure. My guess would be that Decca also had a share of the rights because the songs were recorded during the '69 tour, and before the time of Rolling Stones Records(?)...
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I play my boots from '72 and many of the other tours regularly, but nothing compares to what the Stones themselves put out...
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Sorry, that's beeing the film I'm refering too
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I don't see the problem in having two thoughts in the head at the same time. Neither did the Stones. After doing the "makeups" on the live album, they put out "Ladies" with no overdubs, and even strippt it down to a barely audiable horn section
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Hei tatters!I've heard that the album wasn't released due to legal rights to a few songs that Decca could clame until 1976. Brown Sugar etc. Jagger tried to release the album in november '72 and a second time without the Stevie Wonder material just before the upcoming tour in 1975. Both times Allen Kline stopped it. The songs are supposed to be from Fort Worth, Huston, Philadelphia
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Hei! Just Wanted to add that according to several books I've read, the unreleased live album from '72 is supposed to be finished overdubed, mixed and even prodused!
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Rock'n roll is not dead!
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