ROLLING STONES
- CD
OUTTAKES
LABEL: |
DAR 771 |
SOURCE: |
Track 1: Windmill Lane Recording, Dublin 3 Nov.-11 Dec.93, Track 2: Regent St., London 12 Mat 64, Track 3: Pathe Marconi St., Paris 15 Jan.-28 Feb.85; Track 4: Musicland St., Munich 19 March-5 April 75; Tracks 5,10: Ocean Way Rec. St., Los Angeles March-April 97; Track 6: Olympic St., London 23 May 73, Tracks 7,13: Pathe Marconi St., Paris 22 Jan.-28 Feb.85, Track 8: Pathe Marconi St., Paris 1-19 Dec.82, Tracks 9,11: Ocean Way Rec. St., Los Angeles 13 March-July 97, Track 12: Pathe Marconi St., Paris 30 Jan.-12 March 83. |
FORMAT: |
1 cdr |
RUNNING TIME: |
60.06 |
SOUND/SOURCE: |
Soundboard Stereo except for Track 2: Soundboard mono |
PACKAGING: |
single slimline jewel case |
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SOUND 10 / PACKAGING 7
/ PERFORMANCE 10
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TRACK LIST: |
1.
Alright Charlie, 2. Down In The Bottom, 3. Fragile (Like China), 4. Chuck Berry
No., 5. Paying The Cost To Be The Boss, 6. Hide Your Love, 7. Dirty Work Blues,
8. Truck Driver Blues (aka Looking For Trouble), 9. I Don’t Need You Anymore, 10.
Head In The Toilet Blues, 11. High Or Low, 12. Undercover Of The Night, 13. Open
The Door To Your Heart.
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REVIEW: |
This compilation
presents some rare outtakes that have come out in recent years but seem to have
been overlooked by many bootleggers, including one track, the last one, that
does not circulate at all.
Alright
Charlie appeared in August 2021 just after the drummer’s death, this is the third
version of the track that appeared on Voodoo Residue and has finished vocals.
Down In The Bottom appeared in February 2022, this is a genuine alternate of
the song recorded in February 64, most likely the very first attempt, slightly
faster than the known version featuring additional piano.
The song Fragile
(Like China) appeared in June 2022, but this verse was sung by Jagger during It’s
Funny in the Cocksucker Blues film, here though we have a full 6 minutes song
allegedly from ‘85. Chuck Berry Number (previously known as Blues) appeared in
October 2022 as an instrumental jam that was recorded in 1975 with Harvey Mandel
possibly when auditioning new guitarists to fill Taylor’s place. Next is Paying
The Cost To Be The Boss, the BB King track that was covered by the Stones in
1997 with the man, but this version appeared in November 2022 and is longer and
without Jagger’s harmonica, however it was rumoured a 10 minutes unfaded
version existing. Hide Your Love came up in December 2022, an early take featuring
Mick Taylor, it is anyway puzzling why it was not included in the De Luxe
version of Goat’s Head Soup. This version is a bit muddy with the piano upfront.
Dirty Work Blues, from 1985, was published in April 2023 together with Truck
Driver Blues from 1982, that formerly was known as Looking For Trouble, this
version is however more polished and different. I Don’t Need You Anymore (working
title I’m Cured) appeared in December 2023 on Keith’s birthday and represents
Keith Richards farewell to heroin addiction and features fiddle player Lily Haydn
who also played violin on Too Tight and Anyway You Look At It; this song
reminds One Hit a bit in its chords progression. Head In The Toilet Blues came
up on Jagger’s birthday in July 2024 and is another outtake from BB King Duets
album, a great 10 minutes long track in excellent quality with a full brass
section.
High Or Low
and Undercover Of The Night came out in December 2024 on the occasion of Keith
Richards birthday, the former seems a slow version of Keys To Your Love using
its same bridge and middle 8, this is a finished track even having backing
vocal. Concerning this version of Undercover, it must be the real first attempt
at it, since it features just an acoustic guitar, together with lots of
percussions, so it must be an early demo. Finally, Open The Door To Your Heart
the Donnie Elbert/Darrel Banks Northern Soul classic which was originally published
in 1966, never appeared anywhere but we can say that it was received for
Christmas 2024 and that it represents a bit of a puzzle; the track is listed as
recorded in 1985, but here we have Keith Richards singing the first minute of
the song and then Jagger steps in at 1.20; how they did create such an harmonic
vocal duet in the middle of what was called WWIII, when the two leaders barely
spoke to each other?. The song is a fast ballad lasting just about 3 minutes
that seems to have ended at 1.43 but then stars again, this does not circulate
so it is unlikely to be found on any boot for the time being.
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