Rolling Stones - Connection

Rolling Stones - Connection 

Relevant Recent Additions To “The Ultimate Guide” 

© Felix Aeppli 2012-03-23 

0.432 JANUARY 23 – FEBRUARY 28 and APRIL 5 – JUNE 17, 1985 PATHE-MARCONI 

STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: Steve Lillywhite and The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: 

Dave Jerden 

[1 Fight (Jagger, Richards, Wood)] 

[5 Fight (Jagger, Richards, Wood)] 

Cuts 1, 5: Origin shifted to RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 and/or September 10- 

October 15, 1985 (see Entry 0.432B). 

0.432B JULY 16 – AUGUST 17 and SEPTEMBER 10 – OCTOBER 15, 1985 RPM STUDIO, NEW 

YORK CITY, Producers: Steve Lillywhite and The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Dave Jerden 

32 Fight (Jagger, Richards, Wood)] 

33 Fight (Jagger, Richards, Wood)] 

NOTES: Cut 32: Pedal steel and bass Ron Wood; additional back-up vocals Ivan Neville, Charley 

Drayton and Steve Jordan; Cut 33: Instrumental; 

1064 Early Autumn, 1971 London or Paris: MJ send-up interview by David Bailey about Sir Cecil Beaton for 

ATV (shown “Beaton By Bailey”, a.k.a. “Bailey On Beaton”, Oct. 26, 1971); released on “BAILEY ON” 

(Network 7952417 [UK], DVD, April 10, 2006) and on “WARHOL” (Network 7953248 [UK], DVD, Jan. 

18, 2010). 

1145 October, 1983 Paris: MJ interview for Channel 4 by Jools Holland (shown in “The Tube”, Oct. 28, 1983 

[extract], and Dec.9, 1983). 

1326A February 23, 1995 Johannesburg, South Africa: Press conference involving all four Stones (ITN newsclip). 

1478 August, 2011 La Fourchette (Mick Jagger's mansion), near Poce-sur-Cisse, or Amboise, France: MJ 

interview about BRUSSELS AFFAIR and HAMPTON ’81 for Google Music.com (“Magnifier: The 

Rolling Stones – Part One”, Nov. 2011, and “Magnifier: The Rolling Stones – Part Two”, Feb. 2012). 

1481 Late September, 2011 New York City: WILL.I.AM, BLACK EYED PEAS (originally entitled BLACK 

EINSTEIN, planned album for 2012): 1. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever)(Main Version) (Davis, Oliver, 

Austin) 

Internet downloads and promotional CD single preceding the album release: 

WILL.I.AM, T.H.E. (THE HARDEST EVER) (iTunes [US]/Interscope Rec., Nov.20, 2011: cuts 2, 3 – 

ready for download immediately after the premiere of cut 2 in a performance featuring Will.I.Am with 

Jennifer Lopez and a pre-recorded clip by Mick Jagger on the “American Music Awards”, ABC-TV) 

WILL.I.AM, GO HOME (iTunes [US], Jan. 17, 2012: cut 4) 

WILL.I.AM, T.H.E. (THE HARDEST EVER), Promotional CD single (Interscope Rec. William4 [UK/Europe], 

Feb. 5. 2012: cut 1, 3) 

WILL.I.AM, THE (THE HARDEST EVER) (http://z-trip.bandcamp.com download, Feb. 22, 2012): cut 5) 

MJ, Jennifer Lopez (1-3): vocals: Will.I.Am: vocals, synthezisers, drum programming, producer; 

Audiobot: synthezisers, drum programming, producer; Josh Lopez: guitar; Wolfgang Gartner (4, 

5): keyboards, programming; Jimmy Iovine: vocal production. 

VERSIONS: 2. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) Single Edit (Clean Mix), 3. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) Single 

Edit (Explicit) a.k.a. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) Radio Edit, 4. Go Home [actually T.H.E. (The Hardest 

Ever) Remix], 5. T.H.E.(The Hardest Ever](Z-Trip Remix; — NOTES: Cut 5: Featuring clips of 

Gimmie Shelter (Jagger, Richards). 

3177A February, 1993 Probably New York City: KR interview by Bruna Lombardi for Brazilian TV (shown in 

“Gente de Expressao”, TV Manchete, June 27, 1993). 

3210 Early 1996 Point of View (KR’s house), Ocho Rios, Jamaica: ONE BLOOD, DRED ROOTSTER 

(Transbeat TBCP-1001, CD [Japan], July 24, 1996): 1. Done By You, 2. Rainy Days And Mondays 

(both Floyd), 3. Natural Mystic (Marley), 4. ‘One Blood’ Dub (Floyd)

KR: guitar (1-3), chatter (4); — NOTES: Cuts 1-3: Overdubs of pre-recorded tracks featuring: 

Babi Floyd: vocals, producer; Ronnie Drayton: guitar, producer; Philip Woo: keyboards, 

harmonica; Will Lee: bass; Charley Drayton: drums; Steve Jordan: percussion; Bernard Fowler: 

back-up vocals; Mark Ledford: trumpet (2); Rob Crocker: producer. 

3233A 1998 Probably KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview for “A TRIBUTE TO MUDDY 

WATERS, KING OF THE BLUES” (Hybrid 200163 [US], Video with bonus CD, June 1, 1999/Hybrid 

20016 [US], DVD plus CD, June 1, 2004); “MUDDY WATERS, ALL-STAR TRIBUTE TO A LEGEND” 

(Store For Music SFM DVD 033 [UK], DVD, Sep. 1, 2011). 

3244A 2000 [not 2001] KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview for “CLASSIC ALBUMS: ELVIS 

PRESLEY” (directed by Jeremy Marre; premiered on US TV March 12, 2001; shown by ITV1 [UK], 

Dec. 29, 2001; released with bonus interviews on DVD, Eagle Vision EREDV 203 [UK], Dec. 3, 

2001/Eagle Eye Media EE 19007 [US], Feb. 12, 2002). 

3298 Probably late November, 2007 One East Recording, New York City: LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY, 

SCRATCH CAME, SCRATCH SAW, SCRATCH CONQUERED (Megawave MEGW0302, CD [US], 

Sep. 23, 2008: cuts 1, 2); REVELATION (Megawave MEGW0342, CD [US], Aug. 10, 2010/Politur 

233175, CD [Europe], Nov. 2010: cut 3): 1. Heavy Voodoo, 2. There’s A Way (both Perry, Marshall), 

3. Books Of Moses (Perry, Marshall, Green) 

KR: guitar (1-3) plus piano, bass and kick drum (3) (overdub session); Lee “Scratch” Perry: 

vocals; Reuben “Sleepy” White (1, 2): percussion, congas; Erica Iji: additional vocals (2); Steve 

Marshall: all remaining instruments; John Saxon: producer. 

3335 September, 2011 New York City: KR interview about BRUSSELS AFFAIR and HAMPTON ’81 for 

Google Music.com (“Magnifier: The Rolling Stones – Part One”, mid-Nov. 2011, and “Magnifier: 

The Rolling Stones – Part Two”, mid-Feb. 2012). 

7319 October, 2011 London: RW and Charlie Watts interview by Leo Blokhuis for Dutch TV (shown “Top 

2000 A Gogo”, NTR, Dec. 28, 2011). 

8244A Early July, 2009 South of France: BW clip in support the Variety Club and congratulating THE BEE 

GEES for receiving the Silver Heart Tribute. 

Added 2012-02-15 

0.672A JANUARY 5, 1998 COLISEE DE QUEBEC, QUEBEC, CANADA 

1 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

2 Let’s Spend The Night Together 

3ff […] 

19 Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

20 Brown Sugar 

Cuts 1-20: Released on A WILD HOARSE IN QUEBEC CITY (BT CD). 

0.712 AUGUST 5, 1998 HELSINGIN OLYMPIASTADIUM, HELSINKI 



3 Flip The Switch 

4 Gimmie Shelter 

5 Anybody Seen My Baby (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

6 Paint It Black 

7 Saint Of Me 

8 Out Of Control 

9 Love Is Strong 

10 Miss You 

11 Thief In The Night (Jagger, Richards, Beauport) 

12 Wanna Hold You 

13 Little Queenie (Berry) 

14 You Got Me Rocking 

15 Like A Rolling Stone (Dylan) 

16 Sympathy For The Devil

17 Tumbling Dice 

18 Honky Tonk Women 

19 Start Me Up 



Cuts 1-21: Released on BRIDGE TO NORTHERN LIGHTS 1998 (BT CD). 

Cut 9: Released on ICH MOCHTE EUCH BIS NACH KOLN HOREN (BT CD). 

0.997 NOVEMBER 3/NOVEMBER 30, 2009 GET YER YA-YA’S OUT! (40TH ANNIVERSARY 

BOX SET – 3 CDs & DVD), ABKCO 02392 (US)/ABKCO 018771023920 (EUROPE) 

D1 Prodigal Son (Rev. Wilkins) 

D2 You Gotta Move (McDowell, Davis) 

D3 Mick Jagger And Charlie Watts Photo Shoot 

D4 Keith Richards Say It’s Not You-Piano Variation 

D5 Under My Thumb 

D6 Backstage Footage And Guitar Jam Including Jimi Hendrix 

D7 I’m Free 

D8 

D9 

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart, Charlie Watts and Members of The Grateful Dead Waiting 

for a Helicopter 

Songs D1, D2, D8, Line D6: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, New York City, November 27, 1969. 

Songs D5, D7: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, New York City, November 28, 1969 (early show). 

Line D3: Recorded at the Gravelly Hill Interchange a.k.a. Spaghetti Junction, Birmingham, February or 

March, 1970. 

Line D4: Probably recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama, December 2-4, 1969. 

Line D9: Recorded on a pier in San Francisco, December 6, 1969 (preceding the Altamont concert). 

1.022 JANUARY 31, 2012 HAMPTON COLISEUM (LIVE 1981), STONESARCHIVE.COM/ 

GOOGLE.COM DOWNLOAD (PROMOTONE B.V. BGDDRS71) 

A1 Under My Thumb 

A2 When The Whip Comes Down 

A3 Let’s Spend The Night Together 

A4 Shattered 

A5 Neighbours 

A6 Black Limousine (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

A7 Just My Imagination (Whitfield, Strong) 

A8 Twenty Flight Rock (Fairchild, Cochran) 

A9 Going To A Go-Go (Robinson, Tarplin, Moore, Rogers) 

A10 Let Me Go 

A11 Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

A12 Beast Of Burden 

A13 Waiting On A Friend 

A14 Let It Bleed 

A15 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

A16 Little T & A 

A17 Tumbling Dice 

A18 She’s So Cold 

A19 Hang Fire 

A20 Miss You 

A21 Honky Tonk Women 

A22 Brown Sugar 

A23 Start Me Up 

A24 Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

A25 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

Cuts A1-A25: Recorded at Hampton Roads Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia, December 18, 1981. 

NOTES: Cut A11: Vocal remix. 

1055B December 6, 1969 Pier, San Francisco: MJ, Ian Stewart, Charlie Watts, Mick Taylor and Members of 

The Grateful Dead Waiting for a helicopter to take them to Altamont Speedway (GET YER YA-YA’S 

OUT!, 40th Anniversary box set, Abkco 02392/Abkco 018771023920, Nov. 3/Nov. 30, 2009 [bonus 

DVD]). 

1061B January, 1971 London: MJ interview by Michael Parkinson for BBC TV (shown in “Cinema”, Jan. 14, 

1971; released on “BIG COCKSUCKER BLUES" [BT DVD]).

1412 March 15, 2004 Waldorf Astoria, New York City: ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME Ceremony (VH1 

broadcast, March 21, 2004 [US]): Induction of Jann Wenner by MJ (also see KEITH RICHARDS, 

Entry 3268), plus possible participation in ALL STAR JAM SESSION: 1. Feelin' Alright (Winwood). 

1481 Late September, 2011 New York City: WILL.I.AM, BLACK EYED PEAS (originally entitled BLACK 

EINSTEIN, planned album for 2012): 1. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) (Will.I.Am) 

Internet downloads and promotional CD single preceeding the album release: 

WILL.I.AM (iTunes [US]/Interscope Rec., Nov.20, 2011: cuts 2, 3, ready for download immediately after 

the premiere of cut 2 in a performance featuring Will.I.Am with Jennifer Lopez and a pre-recorded 

clip by Mick Jagger on the “American Music Awards”, ABC-TV): 2. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) 

Single Edit (Clean Mix), 3. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) Single Edit (Explicit) (both Will.I.Am) 

WILL.I.AM (iTunes [US], Jan. 17, 2012): 4. Go Home [actually T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) Remix] (Will. 

I.Am). 

MJ, Jennifer Lopez (1-3): vocals: Will.I.Am: vocals, producer; Wolfgang Gartner (4): keyboards, 

programming; Jimmy Iovine: producer; remaining musicians not known. 

3077 January 23, 1986 Waldorf Astoria, New York City: FIRST ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME Ceremony 

(unidentified TV news clip, probably MTV: induction); “ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME 

LIVE" (9 DVD box set, Time Life 24943-X [US], Sep.11, 2009 [Disc 4]: songs 1, 8); “ROCK AND 

ROLL HALL OF FAME + MUSEUM – LIVE LEGENDS" (3 DVD set, Time Life 25654-X [US], May 25, 

2010 [Disc 1]: songs 1, 8); VARIOUS ARTISTS, ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME LIVE (10 

volumes download iTunes set [US], Nov. 15, 2011, Vol. 1: cuts 5, 6); Video outtakes (professional 

multi-camera recordings: songs 1-7 [1-5 incomplete]): Induction of CHUCK BERRY by KR; — 

THE ROCK HALL JAM BAND: 1. Roll Over Beethoven, 2. Reelin’ And Rockin’, 3. Johnny B. Goode 

(all Berry), 4. Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On (Williams, David), 5.Little Queenie (Berry), 6. Midnight 

Turning Day Blues (Rodgers)/Matchbox (Perkins), 7. Proud Mary (Fogerty), 8. The Twist (Ballard) 

KR, Ron Wood (6, 7), Sid McGinnis: guitar; Chuck Berry: guitar (1-3, 5-7), additional vocals 

(1-3, 5); John Fogerty: guitar, vocals (7); Neil Young (all except 2): guitar, back-up vocals (6); 

Jerry Lee Lewis: piano, vocals (1-6); Billy Joel, Steve Winwood: keyboards; Chubby Checker: 

vocals (8), additional piano (4); Paul Shaffer: music director; Julian Lennon: tambourine, additional 

vocals (2); Sean Lennon: percussion; David Sanborn: saxophone (1, 7, 8); Will Lee: bass; 

Steve Jordan: drums. 

3162 January 15, 1992 Waldorf Astoria, New York City: ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME Ceremony, 

“ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME LIVE" (9 DVD box set, Time Life 24943-X [US], Sep.11, 2009 

[Disc 2: induction plus song 2 / Disc 4: song 5 / Disc 5: song 6 / Disc 6: song 3]); “ROCK AND ROLL 

HALL OF FAME + MUSEUM LIVE" (3 DVD set, Time Life 25093-X [US], Nov. 3, 2009 [Disc 2: induction 

plus song 2]); “ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME + MUSEUM – LIVE LEGENDS" (3 DVD 

set, Time Life 25654-X [US], May 25, 2010 [Disc 1: song 5 / Disc 2: songs 3, 6]): Induction of LEO 

FENDER by KR; — THE ROCK HALL JAM BAND: 1. Purple Haze (Hendrix), 2. All Along The Watchtower 

(Dylan), 3. Green Onions (Jones, Cropper, Jackson, Steinberg), 4. Hold On, I’m A-Coming 

(Hayes, Porter), 5. Shout (Isley, Isley, Isley), 6. Big River (Cash) 

KR, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, John Fogerty, “The Edge”, Carlos Santana, Steve Cropper: guitar; 

Neil Young: guitar, vocals (2); Johnny Cash: guitar, vocals (6); The Isley Brothers: vocals (5); 

Isaac Hayes, Little Richard: back-up vocals (not 3); John Popper: harmonica (3); Booker T. 

Jones: keyboards; Paul Shaffer: music director, piano (6); Edgar Winter: saxophone; Noel 

Redding, Will Lee: bass; Mitch Mitchell, Anton Fig: drums; plus about half a million other 

musicians. 

5078 Between June, 1993 and March, 1994 London: ANTHONY THISTLETHWAITE, CARTWHEELS 

(Rolling Acres ACRE 002 CD, CD [UK], late 1994): 1. Cartwheels, 2. Farming The Right Acres, 

3. Migrating Bird, 4. Atlas (The Wheat From The Chaff) (all Thistlethwaite) 

Internet-only download bonus tracks probably coming out of this session: 

ANTHONY THISTLETHWAITE AND MICK TAYLOR, STINKY FINGERS (iTunes [US], Sep. 11, 2011): 

5. Still A Fool (Morganfield), 6. Blind Boy Willie McTell (Dylan) 

NOTES: The remaining tracks of this “album” either do not feature MT or are actual or messedup 

versions of previously released tracks. 

5128 2008 or early 2009 Sensible Music Recording Studio, London: “CRAZY” CHRIS KRAMER, …UNTER- 

WEGS (Blow Till Midnight Musikverlag BMC09C302, CD [Germany], July 13, 2009: cuts 1, 2); 

CHICAGO BLUES (Blow Till Midnight Musikverlag BM10C404, CD [Germany], May 28, 2010: 

cuts 2-4); KRAMER KOMMT! (Blow Till Midnight Musikverlag / Sony FB11C707, CD [Germany], Feb. 

3, 2012: cut 5): 1. Meister-Igel, 2. Ich beiss mich da jetzt durch, 3. Es gibt gut, besser und es gibt 

mich, 4. Ich wach heut morgen auf, 5. Betriebsurlaub (all Kramer) 

MT, Frank Karkowski (2-4): guitar; Chris Kramer: vocals, harmonica (2-4), guitar (5), producer; 

Pinetop Perkins: piano (2-4); Martin Engelien (1, 5), Bob Stroger (2-4): bass; Mel Gaynor (1, 5), 

Willie “Big Eyes” Smith (2-4): drums. 

7063 January 29, 1977 KTLA Studios, Hollywood: BILLY PRESTON AND HIS BAND (“SOUL TRAIN”; US TV 

series): 1. Girl (), 2. Do What You Want (Preston), 3. Let The Music Play (Preston, Kirkland) 

RW: guitar; Billy Preston: keyboards, vocals; plus probably Ken Burke: bass; Ollie Brown: drums.

Added 2012-01-06 

0.083A SEPTEMBER 11, 1965 (EARLY SHOW) MUNSTERLAND-HALLE, MUNSTER, WEST 

GERMANY 

1 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Russell, Burke, Wexler)/Pain In My Heart 

(Neville) 

2 Around And Around (Berry) 

3 Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

4 The Last Time 

5 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction/I’m Alright (McDaniel) 

Songs 1-5 (all incomplete; badly synchronised): Released on “THE ROLLING STONES ON DVD (TV- 

APPEARANCES & PROMO-CLIPS 1965-1969) (BT DVD). 

Songs 2, 5 (both incomplete): Shown in “Schaufenster”, German TV show (ZDF), September 11, 1965; 

in “Mogen Sie’s heiss”, Deutsche Wochenschau (German news-reel), September, 1965; released 

in “Video-Chronik 1965”, video, Deutsche Wochenschau Film und Fernseh GmbH/MVG Verlag, 

ISBN 3-478-83261-6 (West Germany), 1994. 

Songs 4, 5 (lip-synched overdub with audience backing, both incomplete): Released in „HAMBURG 

DAMALS – FOLGE 4: DIE JAHRE 1965-1969“, DVD, ARD Video 3-937308-91-1, October 28, 

2005. 

0.246 OCTOBER 17, 1973 (EARLY SHOW) VORST NATIONAAL/FOREST NATIONAL, BRUS- 

SELS, Remix Engineer: Bob Clearmountain 

1 Brown Sugar 


3 Happy 


5 Starfucker 

6 Dancing With Mr. D. 

7 Angie 

8 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

9 Midnight Rambler 


11 All Down The Line 

12 Rip This Joint 


14 Street Fighting Man 

Cuts 1-14: Released on 

BRUSSELS AFFAIR - DEFINITIVE EDITION! (BT CD [Disc 1]) ; 

BUNNIES, BOMBS, BUSTS & A PRINCESS (BT CD); 

THE LOST BRUSSELS (BT CD); 

NASTY MUZIK (BT CD). 

Cuts 1-4, 6-13 (original mixes): Released on 

BEDSPRING SYMPHONY REVISITED (BT CD); 

BRUSSELS AFFAIR 1973 (BT and BT CD). 

Cuts 1-4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12-14 (10 incomplete): Released on 

NASTY MUSIC - THE BEST OF EUROPE 73 (BT CD); 

NASTY MUSIC (20 BIT MASTER RECORDING) (BT CD); 

NASTY MUSIC / NASTY REMIXES (BT CD); 

A TOUR DE FORCE (BT CD). 

Cuts 1-3: Broadcast in “King Biscuit Flower Hour”, US radio show (D.I.R.), September 27, 1987; — Released 

on 

CONCERTS THAT ROCK THE WORLD VOLUME 1 (BT); 

THE KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR 9/27/87 (BT CD); 

LIVE IN EUROPE (BT CD); 

LIVE IN FRANKFURT 1976 (BT CD [Golden Rec.]). 

Cuts 1, 4, 6, 7, 9, 13: Released on EUROPE 74 (BT).

Cuts 1, 4, 6-10, 12, 13: Released on 

JUMP (BT CD); 

NASTY MUSIC (BT and BT [double] CD); 

RECORDED LIVE: BELGIUM, UK, USA 72/73 (BT CD). 

Cuts 1, 4, 6-13: Released on 

EUROPE ‘73 (BT and BT CD); 

KEITH RICHARD AND HIS ROLLING STONES (BT); 

MIDNIGHT RAMBLER (BT CD); 

SATELLITE DELAYED (BT). 

Cuts 1, 4, 7, 9-11: Broadcast in “King Biscuit Flower Hour”, US radio show (D.I.R.), November 24, 

1974; released on 

BEDSPRING SYMPHONY (BT and BT CD); 

HEADIN’ FOR AN OVERLOAD (BT CD [Disc 2]); 

MUDDY WATER SESSION (BT). 

Cuts 1, 4, 10: Released on BEST OF U.S.A. TOUR (BT CD). 

Cuts 1, 6-9, 12, 13: Broadcast in “King Biscuit Flower Hour”, US radio show, September 29, 1974; — 

Released on 

EUROPEAN TOUR 1973 (BT and BT CD); 

EUROPEAN TOUR ‘73 (BT); 

HEADIN’ FOR AN OVERLOAD (BT CD [Disc 1]); 

ROCK OUT COCK OUT (BT). 

Cuts 1, 9, 14 (plus Mick Taylors guitar solo of cut 11): Released on BRUSSELS AFFAIR ‘73, 

StonesArchive.com/Google.com Download (Promotone B.V. BGDDRS67), November 15, 2011. 

Cuts 2-4, 6-14 (9 incomplete): Released on THE BEST OF EUROPE 73 (BT CD). 

Cuts 2-4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14: Broadcast in “King Biscuit Flower Hour”, US radio show (D.I.R.), November 

20, 1988; released on 

CONCERTS THAT ROCK THE WORLD VOLUME 2 (BT); 

THE KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR (BT CD). 

Cut 7: Released on 

THE LIVE ALBUM (BT); 

STONED STONES (BT). 


LIPS (BT); 

OUR DEMONIC INVOCATION (BT) (incomplete). 

Cuts 11, 12: Released on TAXILE ON MAINSTREET (BT). 

Cut 14: Released on SYDNEY LAST AFFAIR (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1, 4-12: Remixed by Mick Jagger for “King Biscuit Flower Hour”, US radio show, September 

29 and November 24, 1974, and June 29, 1975 (where all vinyl bootlegs above are taken 

from), particularly eliminating keyboards and brass sequences of cut 1 and the second saxophone 

solo of cut 11. 

0.246A OCTOBER 17, 1973 (SECOND SHOW) VORST NATIONAAL/FOREST NATIONAL, BRUS- 

SELS, Remix Engineer: Bob Clearmountain 

1 Brown Sugar 


3 Happy 


5 Starfucker 


7 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 

8 Angie 








Cuts 2-9, 11-14: Released on BRUSSELS AFFAIR ‘73, StonesArchive.com/Google.com Download 

(Promotone B.V. BGDDRS67), November 15, 2011. 

Cuts 2-5, 12, 13: Released on BACK TO THE GRAVEYARD (BT CD). 

Cuts 2-4, 12, 13: Released on 

REFLECTIONS OF A STONE ALONE (BT CD); 

THE STARS IN 

THE SKY THEY NEVER LIE (BT CD [Midnight Beat]).

Cuts 3, 5: Probably broadcast by Radio Tele Luxembourg (French Service), October 18, 1973; released 

on COMMANDO RAID (BT). 

0.893B OCTOBER 28, 2005 „HAMBURG DAMALS – FOLGE 4: DIE JAHRE 1965-1969“, DVD, 

ARD VIDEO 3-937308-91-1 (GERMANY) 

A The Last Time 

B (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

Songs A, B (both incomplete): Recorded at Munsterland-Halle, Munster, Germany, September 11, 

1965. 

NOTES: Songs A, B: Lip-synched overdubs with audience backing; — Contrary to cover illustration and 

DVD commentary these recordings do not come from Ernst-Merck-Halle, Hamburg, September 

13, 1965. 

1.008A AUGUST 10/AUGUST 23, 2010 SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD (SOUNDTRACK CD), 

ABKCO UNIVERSAL 0343-2 (US)/UNIVERSAL ABKCO 00018771034322 (UK) 

A15 Under My Thumb 

Cut A15: Recorded at RCA Studios, Hollywood, March 6-10, 1966. 

NOTES: Only one track involving The Rolling Stones; — Also released on vinyl, Abkco Records 

Universal Pictures 0 18771 03431 5, Summer, 2010. 

1.020 NOVEMBER 25, 2011 NO SPARE PARTS (SINGLE), UNIVERSAL 278806-8 (EUROPE 

and US) 

A No Spare Parts 

B Before They Make Me Run 

NOTES: Side A: Promotional video released based on an edit version of this cut – compiled of archive 

footage from the US Tour 1978 (no live sounds) by Mat Whitecross – released December 18, 

2010. 

1480 August, 2011 London: MJ interview by Paul Sexton for “SOME GIRLS LIVE IN TEXAS”, film (directed 

by Lynn Lenau; premiered in selected cinemas around the world, Oct. 4, 2011); “SOME GIRLS LIVE 

IN TEXAS ‘78” (Eagle Vision ERDVCD065, DVD plus CD [Europe and US], Nov.15, 2011). 

3334 First half of 2011 Rabbit Foot or unknown studio, New York City: TOM WAITS, BAD AS ME (Anti Rec. 

Anti-7151-2, CD [Europe and US], Oct. 21, 2011): 1. Chicago, 2. Satisfied, 3. Last Leaf, 4. Hell Broke 

Luce (all Waits, Brennan) 

KR: guitar and vocals (4) Tom Waits: vocals, guitar (1-3), piano (1), banjo (1), organ (3), percussion 

(4), producer; Marc Ribot , Will Bernard (4); guitar; Larry Taylor (1): guitar, bass; Patrick 

Warren (2): keyboards; Charlie Musselwhite : harmonica (1, 2, 4); Les Claypool, (2) James 

Whiton (3), Flea (4): bass; Casey Waits: drums; Gino Robair: percussion (2); Ben Jaffe (1): 

trombone, clarinet, tuba; Clint Maedgen: saxophone (2, 4); Chris Grady: trumpet (4); Kathleen 

Brennan: producer. 

5128B [not 5134] March 3, 2009 BBC Studio 3, Maida Vale, London: STEPHEN DALE PETIT with Special 

Guest MICK TAYLOR (“Paul Jones Rhythm & Blues Show”, BBC Radio 2, April 27, 2009: cuts 1-4; 

also professsional video recording [available as Internet download]: song 2); STEPHEN DALE PETIT, 

THE BBC SESSIONS (BBC 295321, CD [UK], Dec. 5, 2011: cuts 1-4): 1. Goin’ Away Baby (Lane), 

2. Love In Vain (Johnson), 3. Slide (Petit, O’Toole), 4. A Better Answer (Petit, Cripps, Baxter) 

MT: guitar; Stephen Dale Petit (credited as SDP): guitar, vocals; Laurent (Lorenzo) Mouflier: 

harmonica; David Moore: keyboards; Chris Borud: bass; Gary O'Toole: drums; Paul Long: 

producer. 

6001B 1961 Local Jazz (mainstream), London (not recorded) 

CW: drums; Dave Green (CW’s next door neighbour): bass, joining various bands in pub shows. 

6001C Summer, 1961 The Troubadour, London: THELONIOUS MONK STYLE JAZZ QUARTET (not recorded) 

CW: drums; Dave Green: bass; rest of line-up: not known; — NOTES: One show visited by 

Alexis Korner who subsequently asked CW to join BLUES INCORPORATED (see Entry 6001F 

below). 

6001F April 7, 1962 Live at the Ealing Club, London: BLUES INCORPORATED featuring ELMO LEWIS (alias 

BJ) and PAUL POND (alias JONES) (not recorded): 1. Dust My Blues (James) 

BJ: slide guitar; Charlie Watts: drums; Paul Jones (replacing Cyril Davies on this cut): vocals, 

harmonica; Alexis Korner: guitar; Keith Scott: piano; Art Wood: back-up vocals; Andy Hoogenboom: 

string bass.

Added 2011-12-13 

0.311 MID-JANUARY – MARCH 2, 1978 PATHE-MARCONI, EMI STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: 

The Glimmer Twins; Engineers: Chris Kimsey, Dave Jordan 

1 Before They Make Me Run 

2 So Young 

3 Before They Make Me Run [7" Promo Remix] 

4 Fiji Jim (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

5 I Love You Too Much 

6 Do Ya Think I Really Care (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

7 The Way She Held Me Tight 

8 I Need You 


[10 Start Me Up] 


12 Summer Romance 

13 Where The Boys Go 


15 It’s A Lie 


17 It Won’t Be Long 

18 Keep Up Blues 

19 You Win Again (Williams) 

20 Don’t Be A Stranger 

21 Everlasting Is My Love 

22 No Spare Parts 

23 Muck Spreading 

24 Petrol Blues 


26 Never Make You Cry 

27 When You’re Gone (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

[28 Munich Hilton (Jagger, Richards, Wood)] 

29 You Don’t Have To Go (Reed) 

30 Shame, Shame, Shame (Reed) 

31 After Hours (Parrish) 

32 Armpit Blues (Trad.) 

33 Everlasting Is My Love 

34 Black Limousine (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

35 Never Let Her Go 


37 So Young 

38 Light Up 

39 Do Ya Think I Really Care (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

40 Guitar Lesson 


42 Up Against The Wall 

43 Fiji Jim (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 


45 Sheep Dip Blues 

[46 I Love You Too Much] 


48 Claudine 

49 Claudine 

50 It’s A Lie 



53 So Young 

54 Do You Think I Really Care (Jagger, Richards) 

55 When You’re Gone (Jagger, Richards, Wood)

56 No Spare Parts 

57 Don’t Be A Stranger 


59 Keep Up Blues 

60 You Win Again (Williams) 

61 Petrol Blues 

62 So Young (Piano Version) 

Cut 1: Released on SOME GIRLS, Rolling Stones Records CUN 39108/COC 39108, June 16/ 

June 17, 1978, and RSR-CBS 450197-2/RSR-Columbia CK 40449 (CD), November 27, 1986. 

Cuts 1, 48, 53-61: Released on SOME GIRLS (double CD), Universal 278 405-5, November 

17/November 21, 2011. 

Cuts 1, 48, 53-62: Released on SOME GIRLS (double CD), Universal UICY-10027 (Japan), December 

7, 2011. 

Cuts 1, 56: Released on NO SPARE PARTS (Single), A&M 278806-8, November 25, 2011. 


LOVE IS STRONG (CD single), Virgin Records VSCT 1503 (92507 2 5), June 27, 1994; 

OUT OF TEARS (CD single), Virgin Records America V25H-38459, October 17, 1994; 

OUT OF TEARS (Limited CD single), Virgin Records VSCDG 1524 (92738 23), late 1994; 

THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 06025 2760346 9 

[Disc 34], April 11, 2011; 

STRIPPED COMPANION (BT CD); 

VOODOO YOU (BT CD). 


Before They Make Me Run (Mono/Stereo), promotional single, RSR PR 316 (US), June, 1978; 

DOWN & DIRTY (BT 33⅓ EP); 

INTERNATIONAL INQUISITION (BT); 

LAID IN THE SHADE, VOL. II (BT CD); 

WHAT A JOY (BT 33⅓ EP). 

Cuts 3, 17: Released on 

JAM - KEITH RICHARD (BT); 

NOT GUILTY (BT); 

TORN & FRAYED (BT). 

Cuts 3, 48: Released on CLAUDINE (BT). 

Cuts 4-7 (6 incomplete): Released on REGGAE ‘N’ ROLL 2 (BT). 

Cuts 4, 6-8, 48: Released on CLAUDINE - ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN (BT and BT CD). 

Cuts 4, 6-8: Released on 

THE PARIS REHEARSALS (BT); 

SOME OTHER GIRLS (BT). 

Cuts 4, 6-8 (4 incomplete): Released on PLACE PIGALLE (BT). 

Cuts 4, 6-8 (6 incomplete): Released on PARIS REHEARSALS FOR ‘SOME GIRLS’ (BT). 

Cuts 4, 6, 7: Released on PARIS OUTTAKES (BT CD). 

Cuts 4, 6: Released on PARIS OUTTAKES VOL. II (BT CD). 


ALL THEM WOMEN (BT); 

SOME MORE GIRLS (BT). 

Cuts 5, 6, 27, 40-43 (all with speed problems): Released on PLACE PIGALLE 5/6 (BT CD). 

Cuts 7, 8: Released on PARIS OUTTAKES VOL. I (BT CD). 

Cuts 8, 16, 18-20, 22-24, 33, 37, 39 (23 incomplete): Released on PARIS RESULTS (BT). 

Cuts 8, 16, 18-20, 22-24, 37, 39 (23 incomplete): Released on PARIS RESULTS (BT CD). 


SOME GIRLS MADE MANY GIRLS (BT CD); 

WHAT AM I LIVING FOR (BT). 

Cuts 9, 14, 16: Released on TWILIGHT ZONE (BT CD). 

Cuts 10, 28, 47: Origin shifted to EMI Studios, Paris, October 10 – December 21, 1977 (Entry 0.310). 


GENIUS IS PAIN (BT); 

MONA (BT); 

TIP OF THE TITS (BT EP). 

Cuts 12, 13: Released on EMOTIONAL RESCUE DEMOS (BT CD). 

Cuts 15, 21, 25-27, 29-32: Released on PARIS RESULTS VOL. 2 (BT CD). 


THE COMPASS POINT WORKS PART 1 (BT CD); 

HIGHWAY BOUND (BT); 

SOUL SURVIVOR (BT); 

WHAT A FEELING (BT). 

Cuts 19-22, 24, 31, 33-36: Released on BETTER RESULTS (BT CD). 

Cuts 19-22, 24, 33-36: Released on BETTER RESULTS (BT). 

Cuts 34, 44: Released on TATTOO TOO (BT CD).


COULD YOU WALK ON THE WATER (BT CD); 

FAST TALKING (BT CD). 

Cuts 40-45 (45 incomplete): Released on SHEEP-DIP-BLUES (BT). 

Cut 46: Origin shifted to Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, November 11 – December 17, 1982 

(Entry 0.415). 


EXTENDED PLAY (BT); 

LONELY AT THE TOP (BT CD); 

MICK & GEORGE LIVE 1982 (BT EP); 

PARIS OUTTAKES VOL. I (BT CD); 

PLAY THE TATTOO (BT and BT CD); 

TATTOO YOU SESSIONS (BT CD); 

THEIR LEGENDS LIVES ON (BT single). 

Cuts 48, 49: Released on STATIC IN THE ATTIC (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1, 3, 6, 15, 16, 19, 22, 39, 50: Pedal steel Ron Wood; Cuts 1, 3, 9, 16: Vocals, bass, 

electric and acoustic guitar Keith Richards; originally entitled Rotten Roll; Cuts 2, 4, 6-8, 12, 13, 

19, 26, 29-32, 34, 35, 41, 44, 45, 48, 49: Piano Ian Stewart; Cut 2: Based on cut 37; finished at 

Don Was' private studio and at A&M Recording Studios, Hollywood, January 15 - April 23, 1994, 

with new vocals; also new piano solo Chuck Leavell; Cut 3: Promotional remix of cut 1, containing 

an extra refrain after verse 2 replacing the usual “I gotta move I had my fun” with “Give me a kiss 

and you can cum”; Cuts 4, 43: Also known as Fiji Gin or Bring Your Electric Guitar; Cuts 5, 11, 14, 

25, 46, 58: Originally also known as I Can’t Help It; Cut 5: High energy punk vocal version; Cuts 6, 

39: Mistakenly known as Yellow Cab; Cut 7: Originally entitled On The Way Down; Cut 8: Drums 

Keith Moon; a.k.a. Just Because I Told; Cut 9: Early version, different lyrics; Cut 11: Slower than 

cut 5; some guide vocals by Mick Jagger; Cut 12: Early, very aggressive version with Mick 

Jagger’s vocals recorded off-mike; Cut 13: More prominent guitar than the official version (and the 

other out-takes); Mick Jagger’s vocals recorded off-mike; also known as Where The Boys All Go 

(which doesn’t make much sense since every version contains this line); Cuts 14, 23, 31, 32, 38, 

40-42, 45: Instrumental tracks only; Cuts 15, 31, 32, 34, 41, 44, 45, 50: Harmonica Mick Jagger; 

Cut 16: Extended version of cut 3; Cut 17: Early rough version; vocals and probably piano Keith 

Richards; Cut 18: Originally known as Some People Tell Me; Cut 19: Electric piano and harmony 

vocals Keith Richards; Cut 20: Percussion Keith Richards; marimbas (but no bass) Bill Wyman; 

mistakenly known as Do You Get Enough; Cut 21: Version with falsetto vocals and count-intro; 

Cut 22: Piano Keith Richards; Cut 24: Piano Mick Jagger; Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Ron Wood 

and Charlie Watts not involved; also known as Petrol Gang; Cut 25: Only version with back-up 

vocals; Cuts 26, 36: Additional electric piano, probably Mick Jagger; Cut 27: Also known as 

Redeyes; Cut 29: Mistakenly known as Biscuit Blues; Cuts 31, 32: Ron Wood probably not 

present; Cut 33: Version with falsetto vocals and slide guitar; Cut 34: Early version, same opening 

as official take, starting on “You ride around, babe”; inspired by Hardin “Hop” Wilson and by 

Johnny “Big Moose” Walker licks; Cut 36: Slower version with count-intro and early fade; Cut 38: 

Might be another take of cut 28; Cut 39: Different mix of cut 6 replacing most of the pedal steel; 

Cut 40: Mistakenly known as Again And Again And Again; Cut 41: Also known as Broken Head 

Blues; Cut 42: Mick Jagger’s vocals recorded off-mike; Cut 43: Different mix of cut 4, additional 

guitar; Cut 44: Early version, opening different from official take; starting with a long harmonica 

solo and a repeated “We used to ride” line; Cut 49: Edit version of cut 48, lacking two choruses in 

the middle of the song; Cut 50: Longer and faster than cut 15; Mick Jagger’s vocals less up-front; 

Cut 51: Longer basic track for cut 26 featuring off-mike vocals by Mick Jagger; also known as 

Glass Eye; Cut 52: Another early version; Cut 53: Different mix of cut 2 with additional back-up 

vocals and new ending; Cut 54: Same basic track as cut 6 (no longer co-credited to Ron Wood); 

Mick Jagger’s vocals (some rewritten lyrics) and additional guitar recorded at Le Fork Studios, 

La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2001; also additional piano, probably Chuck 

Leavell, recorded at Berkeley Street Studios, Los Angeles, Summer, 2011; Cut 55: Same backing 

track as cut 27; rewritten vocals, additional harmonica and guitar overdubs recorded by Mick 

Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011; Cut 56: 

Same backing track as cut 22; rewritten vocals, electric piano, tambourine and guitar overdubs 

recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 

2011; additional pedal steel by Ron Wood, probably recorded at Ruxley Towers, Claygate, Surrey, 

September, 2011; Cut 57: Same backing track as cut 20; rewritten vocals and percussion 

recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 

2011 (also additional percussion Matt Clifford); bass Don Was and harmonica Sugar Blue, 

probably recorded at Berkeley Street Studios, Los Angeles, Summer 2011; and maybe guitar 

overdubs Keith Richards, recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York City, September, 2011; Cut 

58: Different mix of cut 5; some new vocals recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La 

Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011; guitar overdubs recorded by Keith 

Richards, Electric Lady Studios, New York City, September, 2011 (also credited for inaudible 

piano overdubs); Cut 59: Same backing track as cut 18; rewritten vocals plus additional 

harmonica recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, 

France, August, 2011; Cut 60: Different mix of cut 19; new vocals and harmony vocals recorded

y Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011; 

and maybe guitar overdubs Keith Richards, recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York City, 

September, 2011; Cut 61: Edit version of cut 24, omitting above all the “We don't need any of 

that Arab stuff” line to avoid political controversy; Cut 62: Different mix of cut 2 featuring more 

prominent pianos instead of guitars; new vocals recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, 

La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011. 

0.333A AUGUST 23 – SEPTEMBER 6, 1978 RCA STUDIOS, HOLLYWOOD, Producers: The 

Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Chris Kimsey 

10 Tallahassee Lassie (Slay Jr., Crewe, Picariello) 

28 Tallahassee Lassie (Slay Jr., Crewe, Picariello) 

Cut 1 (and others): Released on THE HARDER THEY COME (BT CD [IMP]). 

Cut 48: Released on SOME GIRLS (double CD), Universal 278 405-5, November 17/November 21, 

2011; on SOME GIRLS (double CD), Universal UICY-10027 (Japan), December 7, 2011. 

NOTES: Cut 28: Same as cut 10 plus handclaps John Fogerty, Don Was (probably overdubbed at 

Berkeley Street Studios, Los Angeles, Summer, 2011). 

0.343 JUNE 25 – AUGUST 30 and SEPTEMBER 16 – OCTOBER 8, 1979 PATHE-MARCONI, 

EMI STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Chris Kimsey 

27 We Had It All (Seals, Fritts) 



Cuts 27, 28 (and others): Released on EMOTIONAL RESCUE DEMOS (BT CD). 

Cut 48: Released on SOME GIRLS (double CD), Universal 278 405-5, November 17/November 21, 

2011; on SOME GIRLS (double CD), Universal UICY-10027 (Japan), December 7, 2011. 

NOTES: Cut 27: Vocals and piano Keith Richards; Ron Wood's pedal-steel omnipresent; Cut 28: 

Different mix of cut 27; additional harmonica Sugar Blue; Cut 48: Different mix of cut 28 with 

additional pedal steel and additional harmonica; (never bootlegged) vocals Keith Richards. 

0.419 MAY, 1983 THE HIT FACTORY, NEW YORK CITY, Producers: The Glimmer Twins and 

Chris Kimsey 

1 Undercover Of The Night 

2 Tie You Up (The Pain Of Love) 

3 Feel On Baby 

4 Undercover Of The Night (Dub Version) a.k.a. Undercover Of The Night (Extended 

Version) 

5 Feel On Baby (Instrumental Dub) a.k.a Feel On Baby (Instrumental) 

Cuts 1, 4, 5: Released on THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 

06025 2760346 9 [Disc 22], April 11, 2011. 

Cuts 4, 5: Released on UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT (12" Single), Rolling Stones Records 12 RSR 

113/0-96978, November 1, 1983. 

0.421 NOVEMBER 1, 1983 UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT (12" SINGLE), ROLLING STONES 

RECORDS 12 RSR 113 (UK)/0-96978 (US) 

A Undercover Of The Night (Dub Version) 

B Feel On Baby (Instrumental Dub) 

Sides A, B: Recorded at The Hit Factory, New York City, May, 1983. 

NOTES: Side A: Different from album or single version; entitled Undercover Of The Night (Extended 

Version) on the US edition; Side B: Different from album version; entitled Feel On Baby (Instrumental) 

on the US edition; — Re-released with bonus tracks on THE ROLLING STONES 

SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 06025 2760346 9 [Disc 22], April 11, 2011.

1.015 OCTOBER 4, 2011 “SOME GIRLS – LIVE IN TEXAS”; FILM PREMIERED IN SELECTED 

CINEMAS AROUND THE WORLD; Director: Lynn Lenau 

A Mick Jagger Interview by Paul Sexton 

B Let It Rock (Anderson) 

C All Down The Line 

D Honky Tonk Women 

E Starfucker 

F When The Whip Comes Down 

G Beast Of Burden 

H Miss You 

I Just My Imagination (Whitfield, Strong) 

J Shattered 

K Respectable 

L Far Away Eyes 

M Love In Vain (Johnson) 

N Tumbling Dice 

O Happy 

P Sweet Little Sixteen (Berry) 

Q Brown Sugar 

R Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

Line A: Recorded in London, August, 2011. 

Songs B-R: Recorded at Will Rogers Auditorium, Fort Worth, Texas, July 13, 1978. 

NOTES: Re-released with bonus material on “SOME GIRLS LIVE IN TEXAS” (DVD plus CD), Eagle 

Vision ERDVCD065, November 15, 2011. 

1.016 NOVEMBER 1, 2011 “6 ED SULLIVAN SHOWS STARRING THE ROLLING STONES” 

(DVD), SOFA ENTERTAINMENT B0015967-09 (US) 

A Around And Around (Berry) 

B Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

C The Last Time 

D Little Red Rooster (Dixon) 

E Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Russell, Burke, Wexler) 

F 2120 South Michigan Avenue (Nanker, Phelge) 

G (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

H As Tears Go By (Jagger, Richards, Oldham) 

I 19th Nervous Breakdown 

J Paint It Black 

K Lady Jane 

L Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow 

M Ruby Tuesday 

N Let’s Spend The Night Together 

O Gimmie Shelter 

P Love In Vain (Johnson) 

Q Honky Tonk Women 

Songs A, B: Recorded at “The Ed Sullivan Show”, CBS-TV, New York City, October 25, 1964. 

Songs C-E, Track F: Recorded at “The Ed Sullivan Show”, CBS-TV, New York City, May 2, 1965. 

Songs G-I: Recorded at “The Ed Sullivan Show”, CBS-TV, New York City, February 13, 1966. 

Songs J-L: Recorded for “The Ed Sullivan Show”, CBS-TV, New York City, September 9, 1966. 

Songs M, N: Recorded at “The Ed Sullivan Show”, CBS-TV, New York City, January 15, 1967. 

Songs O-Q: Recorded at “The Ed Sullivan Show”, CBS-TV City, Los Angeles, November 18, 1969. 

NOTES: Only items involving The Rolling Stones listed; — Credits: Executive producer: Andrew Solt; 

directors: Tim Kiley, John Moffitt; length (including other artists): 312 mins.; — NOTES: Songs 

C-E, G-N, Track F: Also released on “4 ED SULLIVAN SHOWS STARRING THE ROLLING 

STONES” (DVD), Sofa Entertainment B0015938-09, October 4, 2011; Songs C-E, G-I, M, N, 

Track F: Also released on “3 ED SULLIVAN SHOWS STARRING THE ROLLING STONES” 

(DVD), Sofa Entertainment B0015939-09, October, 2011.

1.025 NOVEMBER 17, 2011 SOME GIRLS (DOUBLE CD), UNIVERSAL 278 405-5 (EUROPE) 

A1 Miss You 

A2 When The Whip Comes Down 

A3 Just My Imagination (Whitfield, Strong) 

A4 Some Girls 

A5 Lies 

A6 Far Away Eyes 

A7 Respectable 

A8 Before They Make Me Run 

A9 Beast Of Burden 

A10 Shattered 

B1 Claudine 

B2 So Young 

B3 Do You Think I Really Care 

B4 When You’re Gone (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

B5 No Spare Parts 

B6 Don’t Be A Stranger 

B7 We Had It All (Seals, Fritts) 

B8 Tallahassee Lassie (Slay Jr., Crewe, Picariello) 

B9 I Love You Too Much 

B10 Keep Up Blues 

B11 You Win Again (Williams) 

B12 Petrol Blues 

Cuts A1-A7, A9, A10: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, October 10 - December 21, 

1977. 

Cuts A8, B1, B2, B11, B12: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 

1978. 

Cut B3: Instrumental track recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 

1978; Mick Jagger’s vocals and additional guitar recorded at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, 

near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2001; also additional piano, probably Chuck Leavell, 

recorded at Berkeley Street Studios, Los Angeles, Summer, 2011. 


1978; vocals, additional harmonica and guitar overdubs recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork 

Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011. 


1978; vocals, electric piano, tambourine and guitar overdubs recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork 

Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011; additional pedal steel by 

Ron Wood, probably recorded at Ruxley Towers, Claygate, Surrey, September, 2011. 


1978; vocals and percussion recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near 

Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011 (also additional percussion Matt Clifford); bass Don Was 

and harmonica Sugar Blue, probably recorded at Berkeley Street Studios, Los Angeles, Summer 

2011; possible guitar overdubs Keith Richards, recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York City, 

September, 2011. 

Cut B7: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, June 25 - August 30 or September 16 - 

October 8, 1979. 

Cut B8: Recorded at RCA Studios, Hollywood, August 23 – September 6, 1978; over-dubbed handclaps 

John Fogerty and Don Was, probably recorded at Berkeley Street Studios, Los Angeles, 

Summer, 2011. 

Cut B9: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 1978; additional 

vocals recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, 

August, 2011; guitar overdubs recorded by Keith Richards, Electric Lady Studios, New York City, 

September, 2011. 


1978; vocals ad additional harmonica recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, 

near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011. 


1978; vocals and harmony vocals recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork Studios, La Fourchette, 

near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011; also possible guitar overdubs Keith Richards, 

recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York City, September, 2011.

1.028 NOVEMBER 25, 2011 NO SPARE PARTS (SINGLE), A&M 278806-8 (EUROPE and US) 

A No Spare Parts 

B Before They Make Me Run 

Side A: Instrumental track recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 

1978; vocals, electric piano, tambourine and guitar overdubs recorded by Mick Jagger at Le Fork 

Studios, La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, August, 2011; additional pedal steel by Ron 

Wood, probably recorded at Ruxley Towers, Claygate, Surrey, September, 2011. 

Side B: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 1978. 

1001A Late 1961 Bob Beckwith’s home, Bexleyheath, near Dartford, and maybe Dick Taylor’s home, Dartford, 

Kent: LITTLE BOY BLUE AND THE BLUE BOYS, THE ROLLING STONES FILES 1961-1964 (BT 

CD: cuts 1-6, 8 [1, 4, 5 plus repeats of 2, 3 all incomplete]); REELIN’ & ROCKIN’ (BT CD: cuts 1-5 

[all incomplete]); DOWN THE ROAD APIECE (STONES TOURING HISTORY VOL. 1) (BT CD: 

cuts 1, 9 [1 longer, but still incomplete]); HOW BRITAIN GOT THE BLUES (BT CD: cuts 2, 3, 6, 8), 

BILL WYMAN’S BLACK BOX (BT CD [VGP]: cuts 2, 3, 6, 8); GENUINE BLACK BOX (BT CD box 

set [Disc 1]: cuts 5, 11-13); REEL TIME TRIP (BT CD: cut 7): 1. Around And Around, 2. Little 

Queenie, 3. Beautiful Delilah (all Berry), 4. La Bamba (Trad. arr. Valens), 5. Go On To School (Reed) 

[not Wee Baby Blues (Turner, Johnson)], 6. I Ain’t Got You (Arnold), 7. I’m Left, You’re Right, She’s 

Gone (Kesler, Taylor), 8. Down The Road Apiece (Raye), 9. Don’t Stay Out All Night (Arnold), 10. I 

Ain’t Got You (Arnold), 11. Johnny B. Goode, 12. Little Queenie, 13. Beautiful Delilah (all Berry) 

1479 August, 2011 Le Fork Studios (MJ’s home studio), La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France: 

MICK JAGGER, Overdub session: THE ROLLING STONES; SOME GIRLS (Universal 278 405-5, 

double CD [Europe], Nov. 17, 2011: cuts 1-7); NO SPARE PARTS, Single (A&M 278806-8, Nov. 25, 

2011: cut 3); SOME GIRLS (Universal UICY-10027, double CD [Japan], Dec. 7, 2011: cuts 1-8): 

1. Do You Think I Really Care (Jagger, Richards); 2. When You’re Gone (Jagger, Richards, Wood), 

3. No Spare Parts, 4. Don’t Be A Stranger , 5. I Love You Too Much, 6. Keep Up Blues (all Jagger, 

Richards), 7. You Win Again (Williams), 8. So Young (Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: vocals (1-4, 6-8), vocal overdubs (5), vocal harmony (7), guitar (1-3), harmonica (2, 6), 

electric piano (3), tambourine (3), percussion (4); Matt Clifford (4): additional percussion; — 

NOTES: Cuts 1-8: Begun at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 1978. 

3340 September, 2011 Electric Lady Studios, New York City: KEITH RICHARDS, Overdub session: THE 

ROLLING STONES; SOME GIRLS (Universal 278 405-5, double CD [Europe], Nov. 17, 2011); 

SOME GIRLS (Universal UICY-10027, double CD [Japan], Dec. 7, 2011): 1. Don’t Be A Stranger, 2. I 

Love You Too Much (both Jagger, Richards), 3. You Win Again (Williams) 

KR: guitar (1, 3 unconfirmed); also credited for inaudible piano (2); — NOTES: Cuts 1-3: Begun 

at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 1978. 

5033 Early Summer, 1977 – 1979 Island Studios and Ramport Studios, both London; Rolling Stones Mobile, 

Ridge Farm, Surrey; and Sawmill Studios, Cornwall: MICK TAYLOR, MICK TAYLOR (CBS 82600 

[UK]/Columbia 35076 [US], May, 1979; Columbia CK 35076, CD [US], June, 1992/Columbia 477852 

2, CD [Europe], Oct. 17, 1994: all with cuts 1-9); MICK TAYLOR, MICK TAYLOR (Icon Classic 

ICON 1025 [US], Sep. 6, 2011: cuts 1-10): 1. Leather Jacket (Taylor), 2. Alabama (Allen, Taylor), 

3. Slow Blues, 4. Baby I Want You, 5. Broken Hands, 6. Giddy-Up, 7. S.W.5, 8. Spanish, 9. A Minor 

(all Taylor) 

Remix to accompany the original album: MICK TAYLOR, Promotional single (Columbia 1-11065 [US], 

Spring, 1979): 10. Leather Jacket (Promotional Single Version). 

7013 July 17, 1968 Live at LuAnne’s, Dallas, Texas: THE JEFF BECK GROUP, TOUR DE FORCE (BT CD: 

cuts 1-14); YOU SHOOK ME (BT CD: cuts 1-14), MIAMI HEAT (BT CD [previously available as 

MIAMI ‘68 Internet download]: cuts 2-14): 1. You Shook Me (Dixon), 2. Let Me Love You (Beck, 

Stewart), 3. Talk To Me Baby [u.t. Telephone Blues] (James), 4. Jeff’s Boogie (Beck), 5. Sweet 

Little Angel (Whittaker, a.k.a Tampa Red), 6. Shapes Of Things (Samwell-Smith, Relf, McCarty), 

7. Hi Ho Silver Lining (English, Weiss), 8. Beck’s Bolero (Page), 9. Rock My Plimsoul (Beck, Stewart), 

10. Pretty Woman (Willliams), 11. Morning Dew (Rose, Dobson), 12. Mother’s Old Rice Pudding 

(Beck, Wood, Hopkins, Waller), 13. The Sun Is Shining (Reed), 14. I Ain’t Superstitious (Dixon) 

RW: bass; Jeff Beck: guitar; Rod Stewart: vocals; Nicky Hopkins: piano; Micky Waller: drums. 

7014F November 16, 1968 Live at Thee [sic] Image Club, Miami, Florida: THE JEFF BECK GROUP, MIAMI 

HEAT (BT CD) 

NOTES: In spite of its title this record does not come from Miami, but from Lu Anne’s, Dallas, 

Texas, July 17, 1968; see Entry 7013 above. 

7310 March 9, 2011 (second show) Live at the Ambassadors Theatre, London: THE ABC & D OF BOOGIE 

WOOGIE, Tribute Concert for Ian Stewart a.k.a. BOOGIE 4 STU (RONNIE WOOD, I WANT YOU 

TO HEAR THIS, Sally Humphries Prod. SHPRWCDBOX1, Limited CD box set [UK], Nov. 18, 2001): 

1. Worried Life Blues (Estes, Merriweather)

RW: guitar, vocals; Mick Taylor: guitar; Ben Waters, Axel Zwingenberger: piano; Bill Wyman, 

Dave Green: bass; Charlie Watts: drums; Willie Garnett, Don Weller, Tom Waters: saxophone. 

7315 Summer, 2011 Demo recording, Ruxley Towers (RW’s home studio), Claygate, Surrey: RONNIE 

WOOD, I WANT YOU TO HEAR THIS (Sally Humphries Prod. SHPRWCDBOX1, Limited CD box 

set [UK], Nov. 18, 2001): 1. Playin’ On My Mind (Wood) 

RW: guitar; Kelly Jones: vocals. 

7316 September, 2011 Ruxley Towers (RW’s home studio), Claygate, Surrey: RONNIE WOOD, Overdub 

session: THE ROLLING STONES; SOME GIRLS (Universal 278 405-5, double CD [Europe], 

Nov. 17, 2011); NO SPARE PARTS, Single (A&M 278806-8, Nov. 25, 2011); SOME GIRLS 

(Universal UICY-10027, double CD [Japan], Dec. 7, 2011): 1. No Spare Parts (Jagger, Richards) 

RW: pedal steel; — NOTES: Cut 1: Begun at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - 

March 2, 1978. 

7320 November 18, 2011 RONNIE WOOD, I WANT YOU TO HEAR THIS (Sally Humphries Prod. SHP 

RWCDBOX1, Limited CD box set [UK], Nov. 18, 2001): 1. This Is The Beggining [sic], 2. Playin’ 

On My Mind (Wood), 3. I Don’t Think So (The Early Sessions a.k.a. Alternative Version) (Wood), 

4. Why You Wanna Go And Do A Thing Like That For (Early Session a.k.a. Instrumental Alternative 

Version)(Wood, Kristofferson), 5. Fancy Pants (The Early Sessions a.k.a. Alternative Version) (Wood, 

Fowler), 6. Worried Life Blues (Estes, Merriweather), 7. Thanks For Your Support, 8. Bonus Chat 

NOTES: Tracks 1, 7, 8: Short spoken clips by RW; — For origins of cuts 2-6 see Entries 7290, 

7310 and 7315. 

Added 2011-11-24 

0.275 JULY 20 [not 19], 1975 HUGHES STADIUM, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, FORT 

COLLINS 



3 If You Can’t Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud etc. 

0.299 JUNE 2, 1976 (SECOND SHOW) SPORTHALLE, COLOGNE 


2 If You Can’t Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud 

3 Hand Of Fate 

4 Hey Negrita 

5 Ain’t Too Proud To Beg (Whitfield, Holland) 

6 Fool To Cry 

7 Hot Stuff 

8 Starfucker 

9 You Gotta Move (McDowell, Davis) 


11 Happy 


13 Nothing From Nothing (Preston, Fisher) 

14 Outa Space (Preston, Greene) 


16 It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 




Cuts 1-19: Released on HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLIE (BT CD). 

0.423 DECEMBER 16, 1983 THE REST OF THE BEST (THE ROLLING STONES STORY - 

PART 2) (4 LP BOX SET), TELDEC (TELEFUNKEN-DECCA) 6.30125FX (WEST 

GERMANY) 

B2 Tell Me Baby (Broonzy) 

Cut B2: Recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago, June 11, 1964.

NOTES: Cut B2: Mistakenly listed as Tell Me (2nd version); only Rolling Stones track not previously 

available on an official record listed; — For a short time starting in December, 1984, the LP set 

also included a one sided white label bonus single of Cocksucker Blues (lifted from a bootleg); 

after six weeks Polygram intervened and stopped the project. 

0.423B JANUARY 16-25, 1984 PROMOTIONAL VIDEO SHOOTING, ESTUDIOS CHURUBUSCO, 

MEXICO CITY and GUADALAJARA, MEXICO, Director: Julien Temple 

1 She Was Hot 

2 Too Much Blood 

Songs 1, 2: Released in 

“VIDEO REWIND: THE ROLLING STONES GREAT VIDEO HITS”, Vestron 11016/MA 1016, 

November 4, 1984; 

“THE ROLLING STONES VIDEO COLLECTION 1980-2001 ON DVD” (BT DVD). 

0.431 DECEMBER, 1984 ONE SIDED SINGLE (WEST GERMANY) 

A Cocksucker Blues 

Cut A: Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, April-May, 1970. 

NOTES: White label bonus single issued with the 4 LP set THE REST OF THE BEST (THE ROLLING 

STONES STORY - PART 2) (see Entry 0.423 above); after six weeks Polygram intervened and 

stopped the project. 

0.431 [not 0.431A] JANUARY 11-19, 1985 PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION, PATHE-MARCONI 

STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: The Glimmer Twins 

1213 January 20, 1988 Waldorf Astoria, New York City: ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME-Ceremony 

(“Rock Of Europe”, Super, Feb. 29, 1988); “ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME LIVE" (Time Life 

25093-X, DVD box set [US], Nov. 3, 2009 [Disc 1: induction plus song 3 / Disc 2: song 10]); 

VARIOUS ARTISTS; THE BEST OF ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME + MUSEUM LIVE (Time 

LIfe 26397D, CD [US], Nov. 1, 2011 [Disc 1]: cuts 3, 10): Induction of THE BEATLES by MJ; — 

ALL STAR JAM SESSION: 1. Twist And Shout (Medley, Russell), 2. All Along The Watchtower 

(Dylan), 3. I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon, McCartney), 4. Stand By Me (King, Glick), 5. Stop In 

The Name Of Love (Holland, Holland, Dozier), 6. Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On (Williams, David)/ 

Hound Dog (Leiber, Stoller)/ Honey Hush [a.k.a. Hi Ho Silver] (Kirkeby, Waller), 7. Barbara Ann 

(Fassert), 8. Born On The Bayou (Fogerty), 9. Like A Rolling Stone (Dylan), 10. (I Can’t Get No) 

Satisfaction (Jagger, Richards) 

4033B 1971 Rolling Stones Mobile, Stargroves (Mick Jagger’s house), Newbury, Berkshire, or Olympic Sound 

Studios, London: SKY, SAILOR’S DELIGHT (RCA Victor LSP 4514 [US], 1971/Zen Rec. Z005CD, 

CD [US], 2010): 1. Bring It On Back (Fieger) 

IS: piano; John Uribe: guitar; Douglas Fieger: bass, vocals; John Coury: guitar, keyboards, backup 

vocals; Bobby Keys, Jim Price: brass; Robby Stawinski: drums; Jimmy Miller, Andy Johns: 

producers. 

5140 March 9, 2011 Live at the Ambassadors Theatre, London: THE ABC & D OF BOOGIE WOOGIE, Tribute 

Concert for Ian Stewart, a.k.a. BOOGIE 4 STU (RONNIE WOOD, I WANT YOU TO HEAR THIS, 

Sally Humphries Prod. SHPRWCDBOX1, Limited CD box set [UK], Nov. 18, 2001): 1. Worried Life 

Blues (Estes, Merriweather) 

MT: guitar; Ron Wood: guitar, vocals; Ben Waters, Axel Zwingenberger: piano; Bill Wyman, Dave 

Green: bass; Charlie Watts: drums; Willie Garnett, Don Weller, Tom Waters: saxophone. 





CW: drums; Ron Wood: guitar, vocals; Mick Taylor: guitar; Ben Waters, Axel Zwingenberger: 

piano; Bill Wyman, Dave Green: bass; Willie Garnett, Don Weller, Tom Waters: saxophone. 

7014F November 16, 1968 Live at Thee[sic] Image Club, Miami, Florida: THE JEFF BECK GROUP, MIAMI 

HEAT (BT CD): 1. Let Me Love You (Beck, Stewart), 2. Talk To Me Baby (James), 3. Jeff’s Boogie 

(Beck), 4. Sweet Little Angel (Whittaker, a.k.a Tampa Red), 5. Shapes Of Things (Samwell-Smith, 

Relf, McCarty), 6. Hi Ho Silver Lining (English, Weiss), 7. Beck’s Bolero (Page), 8. Rock My Plimsoul 

(Beck, Stewart), 9. Pretty Woman (Willliams), 10. Morning Dew (Rose, Dobson), 11. Mother’s Old 

Rice Pudding (Beck, Wood, Hopkins, Waller), 12. The Sun Is Shining (Reed), 13. I Ain’t Superstitious 

(Dixon) 

RW: bass; Jeff Beck: guitar; Rod Stewart: vocals; Nicky Hopkins: piano; Micky Waller: drums.

7290 January, 2009, onwards House Of Blues Studios, Encino; Bay 7 Studios, Valley Village; Sage & Sound 

Studios, Hollywood; The Steakhouse, North Hollywood; Drive-By Studios, North Hollywood; and 

Capitol Studios, Hollywood, all California: RONNIE WOOD, I FEEL LIKE PLAYING (Eagle Rec./ 

Ward Rec. VQCD-10200, CD [Japan], Sep. 22, 2010: cuts 1-14; Eagle Rec. EAGCD428, CD [Europe], 

Sep. 27, 2010/Eagle Rec. ER201832, CD [US], Sep. 28, 2010: both with cuts 1-12; Eagle Rec. 

Shock Rec. CTX597CD, CD [Australia], Autumn, 2010: cuts 1-12, 15, 16); RONNIE WOOD, I WANT 

YOU TO HEAR THIS (Sally Humphries Prod. SHPRWCDBOX1, Limited CD box set [UK], Nov. 18, 

2001: cuts 13, 16, 17): 1. Why You Wanna Go And Do A Thing Like That For (Wood, Kristofferson), 

2. Sweetness My Weakness (Wood, Fowler), 3. Lucky Man (Wood, Hyde, Rock, Vedder), 4. I Gotta 

See (Wood, Fowler), 5. Thing About You (Wood, Gibbons), 6. Catch You (Hyde, Rock, Wood, 

Fowler), 7. Spoonful (Dixon, plus Wood, Fowler), 8. I Don’t Think So (Wood), 9. 100%, 10. Fancy 

Pants (both Wood, Fowler), 11. Tell Me Something, 12. Forever, 13. I Don’t Think So (The Early 

Sessions a.k.a. Alternative Version), 14. Tell Me Something (The Early Sessions) (all Wood), 15. I 

Gotta See (The Early Sessions), 16. Fancy Pants (The Early Sessions a.k.a. Alternative Version) 

(both Wood, Fowler), 17. Why You Wanna Go And Do A Thing Like That For (Early Session a.k.a. 

Instrumental Alternative Version) 

RW: vocals (all except 15, 17), guitar, keyboards (2), bass (5), harmonica (10); Bernard Fowler: 

vocals (4, 7, 12, 15), back-up vocals (2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 14), producer; Slash (1, 2, 7, 10, 12), 

Bob Rock (3, 6), Billy Gibbons (4, 5), Waddy Wachtel (8, 9, 11, 13, 14): guitar; Ivan Neville (1, 4, 

7, 10, 12), Ian McLagan(3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14): keyboards; Flea (1, 4, 7), Darryl Jones: (2, 3, 6, 

10, 12), Rick Rosas (8, 9, 11, 13, 14): bass; Jim Keltner (1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 12), Steve Ferrone (2, 

5, 8, 9, 13), Johnny Ferraro (11, 14): drums; Bobby Womack (3, 5, 8, 12), Blondie Chaplin (3, 5, 

8), Saranella Bell (11, 14), Kevin Gibbs (11, 14), Skip McDonald (11, 14): back-up vocals; Karl 

Eagan: string arrangement (10 [unconfirmed]); Bob Rock, Danny Saber: hand in the production. 

Edited promotional CD single to accompany the original album: RONNIE WOOD, LUCKY MAN (Eagle 

Rec. CDPRO201832 [US], Sep. 2010; also available as Internet download Amazon.com [US], Sep. 

10, 2010): 18. Lucky Man (Edit) 

Internet-download to come out of this session: 

RONNIE WOOD (Eagle Rec./iTunes [UK], Sep. 27, 2010): 19. Spoonful (The Early Session) [actually 

Spoonful (Faded Version)]; — NOTES: Simultaneously released with Why You Wanna Go And Do A 

Thing Like That For (Early Session), see cut 17 above. 

7292 April 4, 2009 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame & Museum, Cleveland, Ohio: 24TH ANNUAL ROCK’N ROLL 

HALL OF FAME Ceremony (Fuse TV live broadcast: induction plus songs 1-3); “ROCK AND ROLL 

HALL OF FAME + MUSEUM –LIVE LEGENDS" (3 DVD set, Time Life 25654-X [US], May 25, 2010 

[Disc 5: song 4 / Disc 6: induction]); VARIOUS ARTISTS, THE BEST OF ROCK AND ROLL HALL 

OF FAME + MUSEUM LIVE (Time Life 26397D, CD [US], Nov. 1, 2011 [Disc 1]: cut 2): Induction of 

BOBBY WOMACK by RW; — ALL STAR JAM SESSION: 1. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 

2. The Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Bradshaw, Kay, Mann), 3. Jailhouse Rock (Leiber, Stoller), 4. The Train 

Kept A-Rollin’ [Rehearsal] (Bradshaw, Kay, Mann) 

RW: guitar plus interview; Bobby Womack (1, 3), Wanda Jackson (3), Roseanne Cash (3), Little 

Anthony & The Imperials (3): vocals; Sid McGinnis (1), Joe Perry (2, 4), Jeff Beck (2-4), Jimmy 

Page (2, 4), Kirk Hammett (2, 4: guitar; James Hetfield (2, 4): guitar, vocals; Paul Schaffer: 

keyboards (1, 3), music director; Will Lee (1, 3), Flea (2, 4), Jason Newsted (2, 4), Robert Trujillo 

(2, 4): bass; Anton Fig (1), Lars Ulrich (2, 4), D.J. Fontana (3): drums. 





RW: guitar, vocals; Mick Taylor: guitar; Ben Waters, Axel Zwingenberger: piano; Bill Wyman, 

Dave Green: bass; Charlie Watts: drums; Willie Garnett, Don Weller, Tom Waters: saxophone. 

7315 Summer, 2011 Demo recording, RW’s home studio, London: RONNIE WOOD, I WANT YOU TO HEAR 

THIS (Sally Humphries Prod. SHPRWCDBOX1, Limited CD box set [UK], Nov. 18, 2001): 1. Playin’ 

On My Mind (Wood) 

RW: guitar; Kelly Jones: vocals. 





BW, Dave Green: bass; Ron Wood: guitar, vocals; Mick Taylor: guitar; Ben Waters, Axel 

Zwingenberger: piano; Charlie Watts: drums; Willie Garnett, Don Weller, Tom Waters: saxophone.

Added 2011-10-22 

0.071 MAY 12-13, 1965 RCA STUDIOS, HOLLYWOOD, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; Engineer: 

Dave Hassinger 

2 The Spider And The Fly (Nanker, Phelge) 

13 The Spider And The Fly (Nanker, Phelge) 

NOTES: Cut 13: Instrumental backing track of cut 2. 

0.249A FEBRUARY 20 -- MARCH 3, 1974 MUSICLAND STUDIOS, MUNICH, Producers: The 

Glimmer Twins; Engineers: Andy Johns, Keith Harwood 

8 Drift Away (Williams) 

9 Living In The Heart Of Love 

12 Drift Away (Williams) 


EMOTIONAL TATTOO (BT); 

EP2: DRIFT AWAY (BT EP); 

IT’S ONLY ROCK‘N’ROLL OUTTAKES (BT CD); 

LONELY AT THE TOP (BT); 

LONELY AT THE TOP (BT CD). 

Cuts 10-12: Released on ACETATES (BT CD). 


THE COMPLETE WOODSTOCK TAPES (BT CD [Red Devil]); 

TATTOO OUT (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cut 12: Different mix cut 8 featuring longer guitar intro. 

0.311 MID-JANUARY - MARCH 2, 1978 PATHE-MARCONI, EMI STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: 





Cut 26 (and others): Released on PARIS RESULTS VOL. 2 (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cut 51: Longer basic track for cut 26 with off-mike vocals by Mick Jagger; Cut 52: Another 

early version. 

1296 February 6, 1993 “Saturday Night Live”, NBC-TV show, New York City: MICK JAGGER, Rehearsals 

(circulated on video [professional multi-camera recording]; SWEET THING [BT CD]): 1. Sweet Thing, 

2. Sweet Thing (both Jagger), 3. Born Under A Bad Sign (Jones, Bell), 4. Don’t Tear Me Up, 5. Don’t 

Tear Me Up (both Jagger) 

Line-up: same as Entry 1298 below. 

4047A April 19, 1978 Gatsby Room, Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire: ALEXIS KORNER’S 

50TH BIRTHDAY PARTY (THE PARTY ALBUM Out-Take): 1. Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie (Hall) 

IS, Bob Hall: piano. 

7297 March 31 – December 20, 2010 “THE RONNIE WOOD SHOW”, UK RADIO (ABSOLUTE RADIO and 

digital ABSOLUTE CLASSIC ROCK) 

NOTES: Weekly one hour radio show with RW playing his favourite songs along with talk, guitar 

intros, occasional vocals, cuts from RW’s forthcoming album (see Entry 7290 above) plus a 

number of interviews with guests like Kenney Jones, Slash, Andy Newmark; — The double 

album RONNIE ON THE RADIO (Chrome Dreams CDCD 5076, CD [UK], Oct. 13, 2011) 

features 50 classical tracks played on the show but no actual comments by RW. 

8216A June 28, 2002 London: BW interview on the death of John Entwistle for “BBC News”(different clip 

included in “THUNDERFINGERS – A TRIBUTE TO JOHN ENTWHISTLE”, film, directed by Fay 

Goodman; premiered on the UK Discovery Channel, July, 2003; released on DVD, MVD Visual 

DR-4537 [US], Oct. 31, 2006).

January 24 – March 5, 2008 BILL WYMAN’S RHYTHM KINGS, UK TOUR (Entry 8239B) 

8239B March 5, 2008 Live at the Dorking Halls, Dorking, Surrey: BILL WYMAN’S RHYTHM KINGS, LIVE 

COMMUNICATION (Repertoire Rec. REP 5170, CD [Europe], Oct. 3, 2011): 1. You're Looking Good 

(Collins), 2. Unchain My Heart (Powell, Sharp), 3. All Night Long (Chenier), 4. Drown In My Own 

Tears (Glover), 5. That's Better For Me Baby (Terry), 6. Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson), 7. Louisiana 

1927 (Newman), 8. Show Me (Tex), 9. Too Late (Dixon), 10. I Don't Need No Doctor (Ashford, 

Simpson, Armstead), 11. Johnny B. Goode (Berry), 12. That’s Rock & Roll (Leiber, Stoller), 

13. Crying In The Rain (Howard, Greenfield, King) 

BW: bass, vocals (3), producer; Dennis Locorriere: guitar, vocals (2, 6, 7, 9); Terry Taylor: guitar, 

vocals (5, 9, 13); Albert Lee: guitar, vocals (12, 13); Beverley Skeete: vocals (1, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13), 

back-up vocals (7, 9); Geraint Watkins: keyboards, accordion (3, 7, vocals (11); Graham Broad: 

drums; Nick Payn: saxophone (2, 4-6, 8, 9, 11, 12); Frank Mead: saxophone (2, 4-6, 9, 11, 12), 

harmonica (9, 13). 

March 26-29, 2008 BILL WYMAN’S RHYTHM KINGS, MONACO GIGS (Entry 8239C) 

8239C March 27, 2008 Live at the Mood Club: Monaco: BILL WYMAN’S RHYTHM KINGS (professionally 

videotaped): 1. Hey Joe (Hendrix) 

BW: bass; Louis Bertignac: guitar, vocals; Terry Taylor: guitar; Geraint Watkins: organ; Graham 

Broad: drums. 

Added 2011-09-30 

0.031 JUNE 3, 1964 “HOLLYWOOD PALACE SHOW”, ABC-TV RECORDINGS, LOS ANGELES, 

Host: Dean Martin 

1 I Just Want To Make Love To You (Dixon) 

2 Not Fade Away (Holly) 

Cuts 1, 2: Released on RADIO & TV-SESSIONS-ANTHOLOGY 1963-1969 (BT CD [Disc 3]) 

Song 1: Shown June 13, 1964 (first US network TV appearance by The Rolling Stones; introduced by 

Dean Martin who was downright nasty to the members of the band at this occasion); released in 

“25 X 5: THE CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF THE ROLLING STONES”, CMV Video 49027-2/ 

CMV 190-49027, February 13, 1990. 

Song 2: Shown September 12 and/or 26, 1964, and repeated July 31, 1965 (introduced by comedian 

Ed Wynn). 


BEAST OF EDEN (BT CD); 

L‘OLYMPIA, PARIS, APRIL 17, 1965 (BT and BT CD); 

SUMMER RERUNS (BT and BT CD). 

NOTES: Songs 1, 2 (1 edited): Lip-synched performances. 

0.039 AUGUST 8, 1964 KURHAUS, SCHEVENINGEN, THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS 

1 Walking The Dog (Thomas) 

2 Hi-Heel Sneakers (Higginbotham) 

3 Susie Q (Hawkins, Burton) 

4 Mona (McDaniel) 

5 Carol (Berry) 

6 It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack) 

7 Interview With All Five Rolling Stones by Karla Wildschut 


BACK TO THE HAGUE (BT); 

READY STEADY STONES (BT CD). 

Song 5 (incomplete): Shown in a Dutch TV report, Summer, 1964; released in “25 X 5: THE 

CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF THE ROLLING STONES”, CMV Video 49027-2/CMV 190- 

49027, February 13, 1990 (incomplete); re-broadcast in “Pop Galerie”, French/German TV (Arte), 

June 24, 1995. 

Songs 5, 6 (both incomplete), Line 7 (no live sounds): Shown in “Andre Tijden: Rolling Stones – 

Documentary – Live In The Kurhaus”, Dutch TV (NTR-VPRO), September 24, 2011. 

NOTES: Cut 1: Whistle by Brian Jones; Cut 2: Harmonica by Mick Jagger; Song 5: Actually not 

performed at this show; but featured as lip-synched overdub with audience backing in a wellknown 

TV news-clip; Song 6: Rehearsal; lip-synched performance.

0.351B JULY 1, 1981 PROMOTIONAL VIDEO SHOOTING, THE TAFT HOTEL, NEW YORK CITY, 

Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg 

1 Neighbours 

Song 1: Shown in various TV shows all over the globe, Summer, 1981; — Released in 

“ROLLING STONES - DIE ERSTEN 20 JAHRE”, Austrian TV (ORF), June 26, 1982 (incomplete); 

“VIDEO REWIND: THE ROLLING STONES GREAT VIDEO HITS”, Vestron 11016/MA 1016, 

November 4, 1984. 

7111 May 21, 1986, onwards Criteria Recording Studios, Miami, Florida: DON JOHNSON, HEART BEAT 

(Epic OE 40366 [US]/Epic EPC 450103 [UK], Oct. 1986; Epic EK 40366, CD [US], Oct. 1986; Epic 

460948-2, CD [UK], Feb. 27, 1989: cuts 1, 2); HEARTACHE AWAY, 12" Single (Epic 650203 6 [UK], 

Jan. 1987: cuts 1-3); HEARTACHE AWAY, 12" Single (Epic EPC 650203 6 [Netherlands], early 1987: 

cuts 2-4); Single (Epic 34-06426 [US]/Epic EPC 650203 7 [Europe]), Autumn, 1986: cuts 2, 4): 

1. Heartache Away (Cochran), 2. Love Roulette (Johnson, Leonard), 3. Streetwise (Johnson, 

Leonard, Sandford, Smith), 4. Heartache Away [Edit] (Cochran) 

Added 2011-08-31 

0.136A FEBRUARY 9-24, 1967 OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; 

Engineer: Glyn Johns 

11 Title 5 (Take 1) 

Cut 11: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), Universal 273 429-5/Universal B0014130-02, 

May 14/May 18, 2010. 

NOTES: Cut 11: Instrumental; Brian Jones not present; recorded February 17, 1967. 

0.204 JULY 10 - LATE JULY and OCTOBER 14 - NOVEMBER 23, 1971 ROLLING STONES 

MOBILE (RSM), NELLCOTE (KEITH RICHARDS’ HOUSE), VILLEFRANCHE, FRANCE, 

Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineers: Glyn and Andy Johns 

1 Rocks Off 

5 Soul Survivor 

[10 Title 5 (Take 1)] 

16 Head In The Toilet Blues 

17 Labour Pains 

18 Pommes De Terre 

19 Rocks Off 

20 Soul Survivor 

21 I’m Not Signifying 

22 Unidentified Instrumental 

Cuts 1, 3-5: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST, Rolling Stones Records COC 2-2900/COC 69100, 

May 22/May 26, 1972, and RSR-CBS 450196-2/RSR-Columbia CGK 40489 (CD), November 27, 

1986/ December, 1986. 

Cut 10: Origin shifted to Olympic Sound Studios, London, February 17, 1967 (see Entry 0.136A). 

NOTES: Cuts16-18: Titles mentioned in Keith Richards’ Life which have not surfaced so far; Cut 19: 

Instrumental backing track of cut 1 featuring some brass not included in the official version; Cut 

20: Instrumental backing track of cut 5; Cut 21: Incomplete lyrics, almost off mike; also short brass 

section at the end; Cut 22: Might be cut 16, 17 or 18. 

0.205B DECEMBER 4-17, 1971, and JANUARY - MARCH, 1972 SUNSET SOUND STUDIOS, LOS 

ANGELES, Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineers: Andy and Glyn Johns, Joe Zagarino, Jeremy 

Gee 





Cuts 1-13, 17, 18: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), Universal 273 429-5/Universal 

B0014130-02, May 14/May 18, 2010. 

Cuts 1-13, 17: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST, Rolling Stones Records COC 2-2900/COC 69100, 

May 22/May 26, 1972, and RSR-CBS 450196-2/RSR-Columbia CGK 40489 (CD), November 27, 

1986/ December, 1986. 

NOTES: Cuts 19, 20: Instrumental backing tracks of cuts 1 and 11.

0.267 JUNE, 1975 “COCKSUCKER BLUES” a.k.a. “CS BLUES”, FILM, UNOFFICIALLY FIRST 

SHOWN AT THE PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE (MUSIC AND THE MOVIES FESTIVAL), 

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 

A You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

Marshall Chess Interview 

B Cocksucker Blues by Mick Jagger 

C Say It’s Not You (Frazier)/Rock’n’Roll Jam by Keith Richards 

D Fragile by Mick Jagger 

R Fragile 

Song A (rehearsal, incomplete): Recorded at Warner Brothers Studios, Burbank, California, late May, 

1972. 

Song B (soundtrack with live intro, incomplete): Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, April- 

May, 1970. 

Songs C, D (D broken off): Recorded backstage at the American tour, June 3 – July 26, 1972. 

Line R (soundtrack): Extended version of Song D. 

1037 November, 1967 Kevin Brownjohn’s Studio, London: MJ interview for “POPCORN” (film compilation, 

see Group Catalogue Entry 0.169A); “POPCORN” (Music In Motion 001-09, DVD [Europe], April 22, 

2011). 

1043 Early Summer, 1968 London: MJ interview for “POPCORN” (film compilation, premiered Nov. 2, 1969, 

see Group Catalogue Entry 0.169A); “SUPERSTARS IN CONCERT”, film compilation, 1973/1981, 

(see Group Catalogue Entry 0.232); “Rolling Stones Weekend: ‘Voodoo Lounge’ Special” (MTV, June 

17, 1995, see Group Catalogue Entry 0.625); “POPCORN” (Music In Motion 001-09, DVD [Europe], 

April 22, 2011). 

1068 June or July, 1972 Unknown location, American tour: Shooting of “COCKSUCKER BLUES”, film 

(see Group Catalogue Entry 0.267); “GODFATHERS AND SONS”, film, 2003 (directed by Marc 

Levin, released on DVD, Snapper SDV546 [UK], April, 2005); EXCERPTS FROM THE FILM CS 

BLUES (BT EP): 1. Fragile (Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: piano, vocals (plus various interviews); — NOTES: Cut 1: Mistakenly known as It’s Funny 

(no connection to the Group 1993 recording of the same title). 

1472 February, 2011 Jim Henson Studios, Los Angeles: SUPERHEAVY, MIRACLE WORKER / SATYA- 

MEVA JAYATHE (Universal Music Group 06025 278 0747 [India], CD single, Aug. 15, 2011): 

1. Miracle Worker (Chris Lord-Alge Radio Mix), 2. Miracle Worker (Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley 

Main Mix- Radio Edit) (both Jagger, Marley, Stone, Stewart, Rahman), 3. Satyameva Jayathe, 

4. Satyameva Jayathe (Radio Edit) (both Rahman, Marley, Stone) 

MJ: vocals, guitar, harmonica (3, 4); Dave Stewart: guitar; Joss Stone: vocals; Damian 

“Jr. Gong” Marley: vocals (1, 2), programming (1, 2); A.R. Rahman: vocals, programming, 

keyboards; Mike Rowe (1, 2), Philip “Winta” James: keyboards; Shiah Coore: bass: Courtney 

Diedrick: drums; Ann Marie Calhoun: violin, strings; Anna Stafford: violin (3, 4); Leon Mobley: 

percussion; Additional choir (3, 4). 

7243A 2001 RW’s home studio, Richmond, Surrey, and/or Sandymount (RW’s house), outside Clane, 

County Kildare, Ireland: RONNIE WOOD & KELLY JONES (STEREOPHONICS, “REWIND”, 

documentary directed by Danny O’Connor, Liberation Entertainment LIB 6001, DVD [UK], April 2, 

2007): 1 Whadd’Ya Think (Wood) 

RW: guitar, vocals plus interview; Kelly Jones: vocals, guitar. 

7314 July 2, 2011 Live at the Cornbury Festival, The Great Tew Park, Oxfordshire: VARIOUS ARTISTS, 

LIVE AT CORNBURY 2011 (EMI Rec. CDLHN90 [UK], CD, Aug. 1, 2011): THE FACES: 1. Stay 

With Me (Wood, Stewart) 

RW: guitar, back-up vocals; Mick Hucknall: vocals; Jesse Wood: guitar; Ian McLagan: keyboards, 

back-up vocals; Glen Matlock: bass, back-up vocals; Kenney Jones: drums. 

Added 2011-07-28 

0.004 APRIL 21, 1963 CRAWDADDY CLUB, STATION HOTEL, RICHMOND, SURREY, Producer: 

Giorgio Gomelski; Engineer: R.G. Jones 

1 Pretty Thing (Dixon) 

2 I’m Alright (McDaniel)

NOTES: Songs 1, 2: To be used in a film on the British rhythm and blues scene by Giorgio Gomelski 

(unreleased); – Song 1: Lip-synched performance of a track pre-recorded at R.G. Jones Studios, 

Morden, Surrey, April 6 (other sources say April 16 or 20), 1963; Song 2: Bo Diddley’s original 

entitled I’m All Right. 

0.147 FEBRUARY 21 - MARCH 14, 1968 PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION, R.G. JONES STUDIOS, 

MORDEN, SURREY, Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineer: Eddie Kramer 

12 River Deep, Mountain High (Spector, Greenwich, Barry) 

NOTES: Cut 12: Some off-mike vocals. 

0.984 LATE 2007 YOU CAN’T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT, REMIXING SESSION 

1 You Can’t Always Get What You Want (Soulwax Remix) 

2 You Can’t Always Get What You Want (Soulwax Remix Radio Edit) 

Cut 1: Released on 21 - MUSIC FORM THE MOTION PICTURE (CD), Columbia 88697 22777 2, 

March, 2008. 

Cuts 1, 2: Released on YOU CAN’T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT (SOULWAX REMIX) (promotional 

CD single), Abkco [no catalogue number], Spring, 2008. 

NOTES: Cut1: No actual Rolling Stones participation (apart from authorisation); remix of the 1968 

recording (See Entry 0.154B). 

1001A Late 1950s and early 1960s Saturday night shows, various youth clubs, Dartford, Kent (not recorded) 

MJ: vocals; Bob Beckwith: guitar; Dick Taylor: bass; Alan Etherington: drums. 

1001A Late 1961 Bob Beckwith’s home, Bexleyheath, near Dartford, and maybe Dick Taylor’s home, Dartford, 

Kent: LITTLE BOY BLUE AND THE BLUE BOYS, Home recordings: THE ROLLING STONES 

FILES 1961-1964 (BT CD) […] 

NOTES: In spite of respective rumours, LITTLE BOY BLUE AND THE BLUE BOYS just 

rehearsed in their parents homes and never had a public appearance. The group’s name might 

have been derived from BOBBY BLAND’S Little Boy Blue on the LP TWO STEPS FROM THE 

BLUES (Duke DLP 74 [US], 1961; Vogue VA 160183 [UK], June, 1962; MCA Rec. MCAD-27036, 

CD [US], Jan. 1990). 

1002 March 18, 1962 Probably Bob Beckwith’s home, Bexleyheath, near Dartford, Kent: LITTLE BOY BLUE 

AND THE BLUE BOYS, Demo tape for Alexis Korner: 1. La Bamba (Trad. arr. Valens), 2. Around 

And Around, 3. Reelin’ And Rockin’ (both Berry), 4. Bright Lights, Big City (Reed, Reed) 

1442 September, 2007 onwards Remixes and downloads of CHARMED LIFE: 

MICK JAGGER, CHARMED LIFE, Promotional CD (Atlantic Rhino [US], no catalogue number, 

late Sep. 2007: cuts 1-10); 

CHARMED LIFE, Download iTunes 5-track EP (Autumn, 2007: cuts 4, 6, 7, 11, 15); 

THE TELEGRAPH, UK news-paper online download (Sep. 28, 2007: cut 14); 

CHARMED LIFE, Promotional CD single (Atlantic Rhino [US], no catalogue number, Oct. 2007: 

cuts 11-15; 

THE VERY BEST OF MICK JAGGER ([music played to DVD menu, see above]: cut 16); 

CHARMED LIFE MIXES, Promotional double CD (Atlantic Rhino [US], no catalogue number, 

Autumn, 2007: cuts 1-9, 11-13, 15, 17-19) 

VERSIONS: 1. Ashley Beedle 12" Mix, 2. Ashley Beedle Dub Mix, 3. Koishi & Hush Remix, 4. Koishi & 

Hush Remix, 5. Solitaire Club Instrumental, 6. Solitaire Groove Mix, 7. Ford Club Mix, 8. Ford Miami 

Bass Mix, 9. Ford Dub Mix, 10. Desouza Extended Mix, 11. Koishi & Hush Radio Edit, 12. Solitaire 

Radio Edit, 13. Ford Radio Edit, 14. Desouza Radio Edit (a.k.a. Desouza Mix), 15. Pull Radio Edit, 

16. Ashley Beedle Dub Edit, 17. Pull Extended Mix, 18. Solitaire Acapella, 19. Ford Acapella (all 

Jagger). 

3156A 1991 Probably New York City: KR interview for “THE SEARCH FOR ROBERT JOHNSON”, documentary 

(directed by Chris Hunt; first shown by Channel 4, June 1992; released on video, Sony SMV 

49113 2 [UK]/Sony SMV 19V-49113 [US], Sep. 1992, and on DVD, Sony Music 007464491139 [US], 

Oct. 31, 2000/Digital Classics DVDDC10011 [UK], May 8, 2006); the same material – actually just 2 

short comments – also featured in “CAN'T YOU HEAR THE WIND HOWL: THE LIFE & MUSIC OF 

ROBERT JOHNSON”, film (directed by Peter W. Meyer, premiered at the Boston Film Festival, 

Sep. 14, 1997; released on WinStar WHE73015, DVD, Nov. 24, 1998 [US]).

Added 2011-07-09 

0.028A MAY 12, 1964 REGENT SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; 

Engineer: Bill Farley 

1 Congratulations 


Cuts 1, 2: Released on 12 x 5, London PS 402, October 24, 1964, and London 820048-2/ Abkco 7402- 

2 (CD), August, 1984/December, 1986. 

Cut 1: Released on Single, London 45-9708, September 26, 1964; 

NO STONE UNTURNED, Decca SKL 5173, October 5, 1973; 

THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES COLLECTION - THE LONDON YEARS, Abkco 1218-1 

(4LP box set) and Abkco 1218-2 (3CD box set), August 15, 1989; 

DARK HORSES (BT). 


THE ROLLING STONES NO. 2, Decca LK 4661, January 15, 1965, and London POCD-1913 

(CD), February 2, 1997; 

DOWN THE ROAD APIECE (BT CD [Bad Wizard]); 

TIME TRIP VOL. 5 (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cut 2: Credited to Stanley Lewis (owner of Jewel/Paula Records), Eleanor Broadwater and 

singer Dale Hawkins, but most likely composed by Hawkins and his guitarist James Burton. 

0.042A SEPTEMBER 28-29, 1964 REGENT SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Andrew L. 

Oldham; Engineer: Bill Farley 


0.142A JULY 30 & 31, 1967 PROMOTIONAL FILM RECORDINGS, COUNTY CHURCH HALL, 

ESSEX, and OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Director: Peter Whitehead 

1 We Love You 

2 Dandelion 

Song 1: Premiered in “Beat-Club”, German TV (Radio Bremen), August 26, 1967, and shown […]. 

NOTES: Song 1: Official version; film also known as “The Trials Of Oscar Wilde”, with Mick Jagger 

as Oscar Wilde, Keith Richards as the Marquis of Queensbury, and Marianne Faithfull as Bosie; 

— A second song broadcast in “Beat-Club” on August 26, 1967, Dandelion, was not a proper 

promotional film but the latest single B-side played as soundtrack to the off-rolling credits of the 

show. 

0.584A AUGUST 15, 1994 GIANTS STADIUM, EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY 




4 Shattered 

5 Rocks Off 

6 Sparks Will Fly 


8 Beast Of Burden 

9 Out Of Tears 

10 Memory Motel 


12 Miss You 

13 Brand New Car 

14 I Go Wild 



17 The Worst 


19 Monkey Man 




23 Brown Sugar


Cuts 1-24: Released on THE CIRCUS IS BACK IN TOWN (BT CD). 

0.584B AUGUST 17, 1994 GIANTS STADIUM, EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY 




4 Shattered 

5 Rocks Off 




9 Out Of Tears 

10 Memory Motel 


12 Miss You 

13 Brand New Car 

13 I Go Wild 


15 Happy 

16 The Worst 


18 Monkey Man 






Cuts 1-23: Released on LIVE IN GIANTS STADIUM (BT CD). 

1.014 APRIL 11, 2011 100 YEARS OF THE BLUES (CD), UNIVERSAL 0600753345009 

(EUROPE) 

B2 Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor) 

Cut B2: Recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July and/or 

October 14-November 23, 1971. 

NOTES: Only one track involving The Rolling Stones. 

1001A Late 1950s and early 1960s Saturday night shows, various youth clubs, Dartford, Kent (not recorded) 

MJ: vocals; Bob Beckwith: guitar; Dick Taylor: bass; Alan Etherington: drums. 

2004 April 7, 1962 Live at the Ealing Club, London: BLUES INCORPORATED featuring ELMO LEWIS (alias 




string bass; — NOTES: First meeting of Brian Jones and Charlie Watts with Mick Jagger 

and Keith Richards of LITTLE BOY AND THE BLUE BOYS who attended the show. 

2004A Spring, 1962, onwards The White Bear Pub, Bricklayer's Arms and The Wetherby Arms, London: 

EMBRYONIC ROLLING STONES, Rehearsals and auditions (not recorded) 

BJ: guitar; Ian Stewart: piano; Andy Wren (early May, 1962): vocals and maybe piano; Brian 

Knight (May, 1962): vocals, harmonica; Geoff Bradford (May and June, 1962), Keith Richards 

(May 25, 1962 onwards): guitar; Mick Jagger (May 25, 1962, onwards): vocals; Dick Hattrell 

(probably May, 1962), Dick Taylor (June, 1962, onwards), Bill Wyman (December 9 or 10, 1962): 

bass; Tony Chapman, Mick Avory: drums (June, 1962 onwards). 

4001A Late 1950s and early 1960s The Rhythm and Blues Scene (including ALEXIS KORNERS’ BLUES 

INCORPORATED), London (not recorded) 

IS: part of the club scene, occasionally sitting in on piano; — NOTES: IS is not identical with a 

well-known “society” pianist who recorded several albums of popular tunes for Parlophone 

(1950s), Fontana (IAN STEWART PLAYS THE HITS OF 1959 FOR DANCING, Fontana TFL 

5078 [UK], 1959) and Decca/Eclipse (1960s). 

6001B 1961 Local Jazz (mainstream), London (not recorded): 

CW: drums; George Green (CW’s next door neighbour): bass, joining various bands in pub 

shows.

6001E April 7, 1962 Live at the Ealing Club, London: BLUES INCORPORATED featuring ELMO LEWIS (alias 




string bass. 

7018C June. 1970 Morgan Sound Studios, London: GARY OSBORNE, Single (CBS 5148 [UK], Aug. 21, 1970): 

1. Three Day Nation, 2. Heavies (Osborne) 

RW: guitar, bass; Gary Osborne: guitar, vocals, producer; Ian McLagan: piano; Kenney Jones: 

drums. 

7054B September 23, 1975 Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, Louisiana: THE FACES, THE BIG EASY 

(BT CD): 1. Memphis, Tennessee (Berry), 2. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 3. Three Time 

Loser (Stewart), 4. Miss Judy’s Farm (Wood, Stewart), 5. I’d Rather Go Blind (Foster, Jordan), 

6. Sweet Little Rock ‘n Roller (Berry), 7. (I Know) I’m Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant), 

8. Big Bayou (Gilbeau), 9. Angel (Hendrix), 10. Bring It On Home To Me/You Send Me (both Cooke), 

11. You Wear It Well/Maggie May (both Stewart, Quittenton), 12. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart), 

13. Twistin’ The Night Away (Cooke) 

RW: guitar, back-up vocals; Rod Stewart: vocals; Jesse Ed Davis: guitar; Ian McLagan: 

keyboards; Tetsu Yamauchi: bass; Kenney Jones: drums; 12-piece string orchestra (8, 9): not 

identified; — NOTES: Cut 1: Preceded by the instrumental The Stripper (Rose) played from tape 

as intro to the show. 

8002A December 9 or 10, 1962 The Wetherby Arms, London: THE ROLLING STONES, audition (not recorded) 

BW: bass; Mick Jagger: vocals, harmonica; Brian Jones, Keith Richards: guitar; Ian Stewart: 

piano; Tony Chapman: drums. 

Added 2011-05-29 

7001B March, 1964 Live at the Crawdaddy Club, Station Hotel, Richmond, Surrey: THE YARDBIRDS (not 

recorded) 

RW (replacing Keith Relf for one gig): harmonica; Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals; Chris Dreja: guitar; 

Paul Samwell-Smith: bass, vocals; Jim McCarty: drums, back-up vocals. 

7017A March 9, 1970 “Top Gear”, BBC radio recordings, London: FACES (broadcast March 28, 1970), 

SHAKE, SHUDDER, SHIVER (BT CD): 1. Wicked Messenger (Dylan), 2. Devotion (Lane), 3. Pineapple 

And The Monkey (Wood), 4. Shake, Shudder, Shiver (Wood, Lane) 

RW: guitar, back-up vocals; Rod Stewart: vocals; Ian McLagan: keyboards, back-up vocals; 

Ronnie Lane: bass, back-up vocals; Kenney Jones: drums. 

7017B March 10, 1970 “Dave Lee Travis”, BBC radio recordings, London: FACES (broadcast March 15, 1970), 

FIVE GUYS WALK INTO A BAR... (Warner Bros. Rhino 8122-78233, CD box set [US], June 28, 

2004: cut 1); SHAKE, SHUDDER, SHIVER (BT CD: cuts 1-3): 1. Flying (Stewart, Wood, Lane), 

2. Three Button Hand Me Down (Stewart, McLagan), 3. Wicked Messenger (Dylan) 

Line-up: Same as above. 

7018C June 25, 1970 “John Peel’s Sunday Concert”, BBC radio recordings, London: FACES (broadcast July 5, 

1970), SHAKE, SHUDDER, SHIVER (BT CD): 1. You’re My Girl (I Don’t Want To Discuss It) (Cooper, 

Beatty, Shelby), 2. Wicked Messenger (Dylan), 3. Devotion (Lane), 4. It’s All Over Now (Womack, 

Womack), 5. I Feel So Good (Broonzy) 

Line-up: Same as next. 

7020B October 28, 1970 Live at Fillmore West, San Francisco: THE FACES, FILLMORE WEST 1970 OFF 

MASTER (BT CD: cuts 1-14); MARVELOUS (BT CD: cuts 8-14); A ROCK ‘N’ ROLL PARTY WITH 

THE FACES (BT CD: cuts 1- 14): 1. Devotion (Lane), 2. You’re My Girl (I Don’t Want To Discuss It) 

(Cooper, Beatty, Shelby), 3. Wicked Messenger (Dylan), 4. Country Comfort (John, Taupin), 5. Flying 

(Stewart, Wood, Lane), 6 Too Much Woman (Turner), 7 Cut Across Shorty (Wilkin, Walker), 

8 Maybe I’m Amazed (McCartney), 9. Around The Plynth (Stewart, Wood)/Country Honk (Jagger, 

Richards)/ Gasoline Alley/Around The Plynth (both Stewart, Wood), 10. Love In Vain (Johnson), 

11. Three Button Hand Me Down (Stewart, McLagan), 12. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 

13. I Feel So Good (Broonzy), 14. Blues De Luxe (Beck, Stewart) 


Ronnie Lane: bass, vocals, back-vocals; Kenney Jones: drums.

7021D February 12, 1971 Live at Pirate’s World Amusement Park, Dania, near Miami, Florida: FACES & 

ROD STEWART, PIRATE WORLD (BT CD); PIRATE’S WORLD (BT CD): 1. You’re My Girl 

(I Don’t Want To Discuss It) (Cooper, Beatty, Shelby), 2. Too Much Women (Turner)/Street 

Fighting Man (Jagger, Richards)/ Too Much Woman (Turner), 3. Maybe I’m Amazed (McCartney), 

4. Country Comfort (John, Taupin), 5. Flying (Stewart, Wood, Lane), 6. Cut Across Shorty (Wilkin, 

Walker), 6. Around The Plynth (Stewart, Wood) An Old Raincoat Won’t Ever Let You Down 

(Stewart)/Gasoline Alley (Stewart, Wood), 7. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 8. I Feel So 

Good (Broonzy) 

Line-up: same as above. 

7022B April 28, 1971 “Top Of The Pops”, BBC TV show, London: FACES (shown April 29, 1971); RONNIE 

LANE, APRIL FOOL (New Millennium Communications NMC Pilot 20, CD [UK], April 12, 1999: 

cut 1 [lacking comments]); ROD STEWART & THE FACES, SHAKE IT ON DOWN FOR TOP GEAR 

(BT CD: cuts 1, 2): 1. Richmond (Lane), 2. Bad ‘n’ Ruin (Stewart, McLagan) 

RW: dobro (1), guitar (2); Ronnie Lane: vocals and guitar (1), bass (2); Rod Stewart: upright bass 

(1), vocals; Ian McLagan: keyboards (2); Kenney Jones: drums. 

7023 May 13,1971 “John Peel’s Sunday Concert”, BBC radio recordings, London: ROD STEWART (broadcast 

May 23, 1971); probably released as THE FACES, LIVE IN LONDON, ENGLAND 1973 

(Westwood One Radio Networks, Aug. 17, 1987: cuts 1, 2, 4-7); THE FACES, FIVE GUYS WALK 

INTO A BAR... (Warner Bros. Rhino 8122-78233, CD box set [US], June 28, 2004: cuts 2, 3); 

FACES, CINDY INCIDENTALLY (BT CD: cuts 1, 2, 4-7); ROD STEWARTAND THE FACES, HAD 

ME A REAL GOOD TIME (BT: cuts 1-7); FACES, HONKY TONK MEN (BT CD: cuts 1, 2, 4-7) ; 

KILLER HIGHLIGHTS 1972-1973 (BT CD: cuts 2-5); THAT’S ALL YOU NEED (BT CD [Oh Boy]: 

cuts 1, 2, 4-7): 1. You’re My Girl (I Don’t Want To Discuss It) (Cooper, Beatty, Shelby), 2. Cut Across 

Shorty (Wilkin, Water), 3. Love In Vain (Johnson), 4. Bad ‘n’ Ruin (Stewart, McLagan), 5. It’s All Over 

Now (Womack, Womack), 6. Had Me A Real Good Time (Wood, Stewart, Lane), 7. (I Know) I’m 

Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant) 

Line-up: same as above; Jeff Griffin: producer. 

7026A October 26, 1971 BBC TV recordings, London: THE FACES (shown “Sounds for Saturday”, BBC2 TV, 

April 1, 1972 [initially entitled “Festival” and a.k.a. “The Music of The Faces” or “Rockmasters”]); rebroadcast 

in “Sight and Sound in Concert” (BBC Four, Jan. 1, 2010, and subsequently released on 

BT DVD: all with songs 1-7); “ROD STEWART AND THE FACES: VIDEO BIOGRAPHY 1969-1974”, 

video (The Video Collection VC4053, Sep. 1988: songs 1, 4); “SEVENTIES ROCK & POP 70” (Music 

Club MC 2082, 1991: song 1); FIVE GUYS WALK INTO A BAR... (Warner Bros. Rhino 8122-78233, 

CD box set [US], June 28, 2004: cuts 2, 4, 6, 7); ROD STEWART & THE FACES, SHAKE IT ON 

DOWN FOR TOP GEAR (BT CD: cuts 1-7): 1. Three Button Hand Me Down (Stewart, McLagan), 

2. Maybe I’m Amazed (McCartney), 3. Too Much Woman (Turner)/Street Fighting Man (Jagger, 

Richards)/Too Much Woman (Turner), 4. Miss Judy’s Farm (Wood, Stewart), 5. Love In Vain 

(Johnson), 6. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart), 7. (I Know) I’m Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant) 

RW: guitar, back-up vocals(1, 7); Rod Stewart: vocals; Ian McLagan: keyboards, tambourine 

(3, 7); Ronnie Lane: bass, vocals (2), back-up vocals (6, 7); Kenney Jones: drums; Stanley 

Dorfman: producer. 

7027A February 10, 11 or 12, 1972 Live at the Rainbow Theatre, London: THE FACES (circulated on video 

[professional multi-camera recording]): 1. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart) 

Line-up: same as Entry 7029C. 

7027B February 17, 1972 “Sounds Of The ‘70s - In Concert”, BBC radio recordings, London: THE FACES 

(broadcast Feb. 27, 1971); probably released as LIVE IN LONDON, ENGLAND 1973 (Westwood 

One Radio Networks, Aug. 17, 1987: cuts 2, 4, 7); CINDY INCIDENTALLY (BT CD: cuts 2, 4, 7); 

HONKY TONK MEN (BT CD: cuts 2, 4, 7); THAT’S ALL YOU NEED (BT CD [Oh Boy]: cuts 2, 4, 7) ; 

THAT’S ALL YOU NEED (BT CD [Scorpio]: cuts 1-10): 1. Three Button Hand Me Down (Stewart, 

McLagan), 2. Miss Judy’s Farm (Wood, Stewart), 3. Memphis, Tennessee (Berry), 4. Too Bad (Wood, 

Stewart), 5. Last Orders Please (Lane), 6. Devotion (Lane), 7. That’s All You Need (Wood, 

Stewart)/Country Honk (Jagger, Richards)/That’s All You Need (Wood, Stewart), 8. (I Know) I’m 

Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant), 9. Stay With Me (Stewart, Wood), 10. Had Me A Real Good 

Time (Wood, Lane, Stewart) 

Line-up: same as next. 

7029C August 12, 1972 Live at the 11th National Blues, Jazz & Rock Festival, Reading, Berkshire: THE 

FACES, READING FESTIVAL 1972 (BT CD): 1. Memphis, Tennessee (Berry), 2. Miss Judy’s 

Farm (Wood, Stewart), 3. Angel (Hendrix), 4. Stay With Me, 5. True Blue (both Stewart, Wood), 

6. I’d Rather Go Blind (Foster, Jordan), 7. Too Bad, 8. That’s All You Need (both Wood, Stewart), 

9. (I Know) I’m Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant), 10. Twistin’ The Night Away (Cooke) 


Ronnie Lane: bass, back-up vocals; Kenney Jones: drums.

7033A January 13, 1973 Live at the Rainbow Theatre, London: ERIC CLAPTON’S RAINBOW CONCERT 

(RSO SO-877 [US], Sep. 10, 1973/RSO 2394116 [UK], Oct. 26, 1973; Polydor 831320-2, CD 

[UK and US], Nov. 1987: cuts 9, 13, 17, 20, 22, 24); Polydor 527 472-2, CD [Europe], May 30, 1995: 

cuts 1, 4, 9, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22-25, 27 28 [9, 13, 20, 22 edited]); ERIC CLAPTON AND THE 

PALPITATIONS, THE RAINBOW CONCERT, 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION (BT CD: cuts 1-30) ; 

ERIC CLAPTON, RAINBOW CONCERT (BT CD: cuts 1-30 [soundboard and audience source]): 

Early show: 1. Layla (Clapton, Gordon), 2. Badge (Clapton, Harrison), 3. Blues Power (Clapton, 

Russell), 4. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out (Myles), 5. Roll It Over (Clapton, 

Whitlock), 6. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Clapton, Whitlock), 7. Little Wing (Hendrix), 

8. Bottle Of Red Wine (Clapton, Bramlett), 9. After Midnight (Cale), 10. Bell Bottom Blues (Clapton), 

11. Presence Of The Lord (Clapton), 12. Tell The Truth (Clapton, Bramlett), 13. Pearly Queen 

(Winwood, Capaldi), 14. Let It Rain (Clapton, Bramlett), 15. Crossroads [a.k.a. Cross Road Blues] 

(Johnson); — Second show: 16. Layla (Clapton, Gordon), 17. Badge (Clapton, Harrison), 18. Blues 

Power (Clapton, Russell), 19. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out (Myles), 20. Roll It 

Over (Clapton, Whitlock), 21. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Clapton, Whitlock), 22. Little Wing 

(Hendrix), 23. Bottle Of Red Wine (Clapton, Bramlett), 24. Presence Of The Lord (Clapton), 25. Tell 

The Truth (Clapton, Bramlett), 26. Pearly Queen (Winwood, Capaldi), 27. Key To The Highway 

(Segar, Broonzy), 28. Let It Rain (Clapton, Bramlett), 29. Crossroads [a.k.a. Cross Road Blues] 

(Johnson), 30. Layla (Clapton, Gordon) 

RW, Pete Townshend: guitar, back-up vocals; Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals; Steve Winwood: 

keyboards, back-up vocals; Rick Grech: bass; Anthony “Rebop” Kwakuh Baah: percussion; 

Jim Capaldi, Jimmy Karstein: drums; Glyn Johns: engineer; Bob Pridden: producer. 

7305 October 19, 2010 (2nd show) Live at the Ambassadors Theatre, London: RONNIE WOOD, LIVE IN 

LONDON (SHPRWLPBOX1, Limited 3LP box set [UK], March 12, 2011): 1. Thing About You 

[u.t. I Gotta Thing About You] (Wood, Gibbons), 2. 100% (Wood, B. Fowler), 3. Why You Wanna 

Go And Do A Thing Like That For (Wood, Kristofferson), 4. Lucky Man (Wood, Hyde, Rock, Vedder), 

5. I Gotta See (Wood, Fowler), 6. Spoonful (Dixon, plus Wood, Fowler), 7. Sweetness My Weakness 

(Wood, Fowler), 8. Forever, 9. Tell Me Something (both Wood), 10. Fancy Pants (Wood, Fowler), 

11. Debris (Lane), 12. Night Time Is The Right Time (Brown, Cadena, Herman), 13. Around The 

Plynth [Instrumental] (Stewart, Wood)/Prodigal Son (Rev. Wilkins), 14. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart), 

15. Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Jagger, Richards) 

RW: guitar, vocals (1, 2, 4-10, 13), harmonica (10), back-up vocals (11, 15); Adam Greene: 

guitar; Bernard Fowler: back-up vocals, percussion, vocals (5, 6, 12, 15); Jesse Wood: bass; 

Andy Wallace: keyboards; Andy Newmark: drums; Kelly Jones: vocals (3, 11, 14); Beverley 

Knight: vocals (12, 15), back-up vocals (6-9); Mica Paris: vocals (15), back-up vocals (6-9, 12); 

eight members of Stomp: percussion (10, 13, 14); Chris Noth: introduction. 

Added 2011-05-06 

0.142A JULY 30 & 31, 1967 PROMOTIONAL FILM RECORDINGS, COUNTY CHURCH HALL, 

ESSEX, and OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Director: Peter Whitehead 

1 We Love You 

2 Dandelion 

Song 1: Premiered in “Beat-Club”, German TV (Radio Bremen), August 26, 1967, and shown in an 

experimental colour broadcast, German TV (ZDF), September 1, 1967; released in/on 

“SUPERSTARS IN CONCERT”, film compilation, 1973/1981 (incomplete); 

“ROLLING STONES - DIE ERSTEN 20 JAHRE”, Austrian TV (ORF), June 26, 1982 (incomplete); 

“THE ROLLING STONES ON DVD (TV-APPEARANCES & PROMO-CLIPS 1965-1969) 

(BT DVD). 

NOTES: Song 1: Official version; film also known as “The Trials Of Oscar Wilde”, with Mick Jagger 

as Oscar Wilde, Keith Richards as the Marquis of Queensbury, and Marianne Faithfull as Bosie; 

Song 2: Existence unconfirmed; title was probably mixed up with the promotional film of “Child Of 

The Moon” in some discographies. 

0.542A MARCH 1, 1991 PROMOTIONAL VIDEO SHOOTING, PIER 3, near BROOKLYN BRIDGE, 

NEW YORK CITY, Director: Julien Temple 

1 Highwire 

2 Highwire 

3 Mick Jagger Interview 

4 Keith Richards Interview 

5 Ron Wood Interview

6 Keith Richards Interview 

7 Mick Jagger Interview 

Song 1, Lines 3-5 (3-5 Pre-prepared Questions & Answers): Released on “Interview Soundbites 

‘Highwire’ Music Video”, promotional video tape, On The Scene Productions/Sony Music, mid- 

March, 1991. 

Song 1: Released on “THE ROLLING STONES VIDEO COLLECTION 1980-2001 ON DVD” (BT DVD). 

Song 2, Lines 3-5 (3-5 incomplete): Shown in “News at Night”, MTV, March 12, 1991. 

Lines 3, 4 (different parts again): Shown in “Week in Rock”, MTV, April 6, 1991. 

Lines 3-5 (different parts from above): Shown in “News at Night”, MTV, April 8, 1991. 

NOTES: Songs 1, 2: Bill Wyman not present; Song 1: Lip-synched performance of official version; 

Song 2: Rehearsal, incomplete. 

0.753A 1999 or 2000 SATISFACTION, REMIXING SESSION, Producer: Fatboy Slim 

1 Satisfaction Skank a.k.a. The Satisfaction Skank Radio Rip 

Cut 1: Released on FATBOY SLIM/ROLLING STONES, SATISFACTION SKANK, One sided (BT) 

12" single, VW-01, probably 2000. 

NOTES: No actual Rolling Stones participation; (unofficial) remix of (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (see 

Entry 0.071) and Fatboy Slim’s Rockafella Skank. 

0.755A Probably 2000 FATBOY SLIM/ROLLING STONES, SATISFACTION SKANK (ONE SIDED 

12" SINGLE), VW-01 (UK) 

A Satisfaction Skank 

Side A: Remix of the Stones’ 1965 hit, most likely without Rolling Stones authorisation; — One of the 

very first ever mash-up records made by probably the pioneer of the genre, Fatboy Slim (Norman 

Cook), who later did become involved with two remixes of Sympathy For The Devil, produced for 

ABKCO between March and June, 2003 (see Entry 0.816). 

4070C July 19, 1984 Live at the Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland: ROCKET 88 (live broadcast on Swiss 

Radio DRS [cut 5 unconfirmed]); BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 STU (Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, 

CD [Japan], March 31, 2011: cuts 1, 6): 1. Bring It On Home To Me (Cooke), 2. Early Morning 

Groove (), 3. When It All Comes Down (Sample, Jennings), 4. Sweet Home Chicago (Johnson), 

5. Crazy ‘Bout You Baby (Dixon), 6. Chicago Calling (Griffin) 

IS: piano; Roger Sutton: vocals (1, 3-6), bass; Jimmy Roche: guitar; Clive Thacker: drums; 

Olaf Vass: saxophone; Mike Hogh, John Picard: trombone; — NOTES: For additional tracks of 

the 2011 tribute album BOOGIE 4 STU see Group Catalogue, Entry1.012, KEITH RICHARDS, 

Entry 3326, CHARLIE WATTS, Entry 6135, and BILL WYMAN, Entry 8154 

6114A October 11, 2005 World Cafe Live, Philadelphia. TIM RIES, “STUDIO JAMS - EPISODE 27” (broadcast 

by DirecTV and released on Studio Jam DVD-R, 2006): 1. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (Jagger, 

Richards), 2. Brother Ray (Loeb), 3. Ashley (Leavell), 4. Honky Tonk Women (Jagger, Richards), 

5. Belleli (Ries) 

CW: drums plus studio talk; Tim Ries: saxophone; Chuck Leavell: keyboards; Chuck Loeb: guitar; 

Gerald Veasley: bass. 

8004C November 21, 1964 R.G. Jones Studios, Morden, Surrey: THE HERD (unknown studio recording) 

BW: producer; Peter Frampton: guitar and maybe vocals; rest of line-up not known. 

Added 2011-04-20 

0.159 DECEMBER 10-12, 1968 “THE ROLLING STONES ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS”, TV 

RECORDINGS, INTERTEL STUDIOS, WEMBLEY, MIDDLESEX, Producers: The Rolling 

Stones; Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg; Recording Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineer: 

Glyn Johns 

10 Mick Jagger’s and John Lennon’s Introduction of The Dirty Mac 

11 Yer Blues (Lennon, McCartney) by The Dirty Mac 

12 Whole Lotta Yoko (Ono) by Yoko Ono and Ivry Gitlis with The Dirty Mac 

23 Yer Blues [Rehearsal] (Lennon, McCartney) by The Dirty Mac 

24 Yer Blues [A Cappella] (Lennon, McCartney) by Mick Jagger and John Lennon 

25 Dirty Mac Jam a.k.a. Blues Jam or Blues Jam Session (Lennon, Clapton, Richards, 

Mitchell) by The Dirty Mac 

27 Yer Blues [Take 1 Instrumental] (Lennon, McCartney) by The Dirty Mac

28 Yer Blues [Take 2 Instrumental] (Lennon, McCartney) by The Dirty Mac 

Songs 11, 12 [and others]: Released on “ROLLING STONES ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS”, DVD, 

Abkco 1003-9 (US), October 12, 2004. 

Cuts 11, 12 [and others]: Released on ROLLING STONES ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS (CD), Abkco 

1268-2, October 14, 1996. 

Cuts 1, 12, 18-21, 23, 26, Lines 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10 (19 incomplete) : Released on ROCK & ROLL 

CIRCUS (BT CD [Chapter One]) 

Cuts 1, 23, 25, Line 10 (1 incomplete): Released on ROCK’N ROLL CIRCUS (BT CD [Living Legend]). 

Line 10, Cuts 11, 12, 23-25, 27, 28 (including repeats of cuts 11 and 23 plus The Who doing A Quick 

One (While He’s Away) a.k.a. Mini Opera, all said to come from an IBC mono acetate): Released 

on JOHN LENNON, THE DIRTY MAC SESSIONS (BT CD). 


BRITISH BLUE JAM (BT); 

GULP (BT); 

THE ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS (BT). 

Songs 23, 24 (23 incomplete): Shown in “A Piece of His Mind”, John Lennon special, Austrian TV 

(ORF), April 19, 1969, and repeated in late 1982 or 1983. 

NOTES: Cuts 11, 12, 23, 25, 27, 28: Guitar John Lennon and Eric Clapton; bass Keith Richards; drums 

Mitch Mitchell; Cuts 11, 23, 24: Vocals John Lennon; Cut 12: Violin Ivry Gitlis; “vocals” Yoko Ono; 

Cut 23: Containing the “my mother was of the earth / my father was of the sky” and "feel like 

Dylan's Mr. Jones" passages (as opposed to “my mother was of the sky / my father was of the 

earth” and "just like Dylan's Mr. Jones" in cut 11). 

0.188B OCTOBER 21 onwards, and NOVEMBER, 1970 ROLLING STONES MOBILE (RSM), 

STARGROVES (MICK JAGGER’S HOUSE), NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, and OLYMPIC 

SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineers: Andy and Glyn Johns 

9 Sway 

12 Sway [Single Remix Edit] 

17 Sway [45 x 45s Edit] 

Cut 9 (and others): Released on STICKY FINGERS, Rolling Stones Records COC 59100, April 23/May 

1, 1971, and RSR-CBS 450195-2/RSR-Columbia CK 40488 (CD), November 27, 1986. 


Single, Rolling Stones Records RS-19101, June 12, 1971 (early pressings); 

A SHOT OF SALVATION (BT CD); 

THEE SATANIC SESSIONS (BT CD). 

Cut 17: Released on THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 06025 

2760346 9 [Disc 2], April 11, 2011. 

NOTES: Cut 17: Edited version of cut 9 without the additional back-up vocals evident in cut 12 and 

timed to match the shorter duration of cut 12. 

0.222 JULY 25, 1972 (EARLY SHOW) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 

1 Brown Sugar 


16 Mick Jagger Interview by Dick Cavett 

17 Bill Wyman Interview by Dick Cavett 


Songs 1, 15, Lines 16-18: Shown in “The Dick Cavett Show”, August 4, 1972; released on “THE 

MARQUEE/MONTREUX RUMBLE” (BT DVD). 

Songs 1, 15 (both incomplete), Lines 16, 18: Released in “THE DICK CAVETT SHOW - ROCK ICONS”, 

DVD Box Set, Studio 65 / Shout DVD D3D 33030, August 16, 2005 (US). 

Lines 16-18: Released on “LADIES & GENTLEMEN – THE ROLLING STONES DE LUXE VERSION”, 

Eagle Vision EREDV815GV, 3DVD box set [Bonus Disc 2], November 5, 2010. 

0.254 DECEMBER 7-15, 1974 MUSICLAND STUDIOS, MUNICH, Producers: The Glimmer 

Twins; Engineers: Keith Harwood, Glyn Johns, Phil McDonald, Lew Hahn 

2 Cherry Oh Baby (Donaldson) 

13 Cherry Oh Baby (Donaldson) 

NOTES: Cut 13: Edit version of cut 2 (taken from a 8-track tape). 

1.013 APRIL 11, 2011 THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD BOX SET), UNIVER- 

SAL 06025 2760346 9 

B2 Sway 

NOTES: Cut B2: Not the original edited single with additional back-up vocals but a new edited version 

probably lifted from STICKY FINGERS and timed to match in length with the original single.

1075 February 16, 1973 Outside Montsalvat Castle, near Melbourne: MJ interview by Jeune Pritchard for 

Australian ABC TV (shown in “The Rolling Stones in Australia”, March 5,1973; re-broadcast by ABC2 

Dig-TV, Oct. 9, 2006; released on “LADIES & GENTLEMEN – THE ROLLING STONES DE LUXE 

VERSION”, Eagle Vision EREDV815GV, 3DVD box set [Bonus Disc 2], November 5, 2010). 

3020 February 16, 1973 Outside Montsalvat Castle, near Melbourne: KR interviews by Gary Hyde and Jeune 

Pritchard for Australian ABC TV (shown in different parts: “GTK”, Feb.27, 1973 [about black music]; 

in “The Rolling Stones in Australia”, March 5,1973 [about song writing with Mick Jagger], re-broadcast 

by ABC2 Dig-TV, Oct. 9, 2006; clip released in “25 X 5: THE CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF 

THE ROLLING STONES”, video (CMV 49027-2 [Europe]/CMV 190-49027 [US], Feb. 13, 1990; 

released on “LADIES & GENTLEMEN – THE ROLLING STONES DE LUXE VERSION”, Eagle 

Vision EREDV815GV, 3DVD box set [Bonus Disc 2], November 5, 2010). 

5020 February 16, 1973 Outside Montsalvat Castle, near Melbourne: MT interview by Jeune Pritchard for 

Australian ABC TV (shown in “GTK”, Feb. 18, 1973; released on “LADIES & GENTLEMEN – THE 

ROLLING STONES DE LUXE VERSION”, Eagle Vision EREDV815GV, 3DVD box set [Bonus Disc 

2], Nov. 5, 2010). 

6016A February 16, 1973 Montsalvat Castle, near Melbourne: CW interview by Bernie Cannon for Australian 

ABC TV (shown in “GTK”, Feb. 18 and/or 28,1973; released on “LADIES & GENTLEMEN – THE 

ROLLING STONES DE LUXE VERSION”, Eagle Vision EREDV815GV, 3DVD box set [Bonus Disc 

2], Nov. 5, 2010). 

Added 2011-04-16 

0.650 MARCH 13 - LATE JUNE, 1997 OCEAN WAY RECORDING STUDIOS, LOS ANGELES, 

Executive Producers: The Glimmer Twins and Don Was; Additional Producers: The Dust 

Brothers; Danny Saber 

2 Anybody Seen My Baby (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

14 Anybody Seen My Baby (LP Edit) a.k.a. Anybody Seen My Baby (Single Edit) 

(Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

15 Anybody Seen My Baby (Armand’s Rolling Steelo Mix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, 

Mink) 

16 Anybody Seen My Baby (Soul Solution Remix) a.k.a. Anybody Seen My Baby 

(Soul Solution Vocal Dub) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

17 Anybody Seen My Baby (Soul Solution Remix Edit) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

21 Anybody Seen My Baby (Bonus Roll) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

22 Anyway You Look At It 

26 Anybody Seen My Baby (Phil Jones Remix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

27 Saint Of Me (Radio Edit) a.k.a. Saint Of Me (Single Edit) 

28 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Dub) a.k.a. Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Garage 

Dub) 

29 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Remix Parts 1 & 2) 

30 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Rolling Dub) 

31 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Club Mix) 

32 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Dub) 

33 Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Extended Remix) a.k.a. Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Extended 

Mix) 

34 Out Of Control (Album Radio Edit) 

35 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke) a.k.a. Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Full 

Version) 

36 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Instrumental) 

37 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar At The Controls) 

38 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Radio Edit) a.k.a. Out Of Control (In Hand With 

Fluke Edit) 

39 Out Of Control (Saber Final Mix) 

40 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar’s Fat Controller Mix) a.k.a. Out Of Control (Bi-Polar Fat 

Controller Mix) 

41 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar Outer Version) 

42 Out Of Control (Saber Master With Fade) a.k.a. Out Of Control (Danny Saber Remix) 

43 Out Of Control (Call Out Hook)

Cuts 2, 14-17, 21: Released on THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 

06025 2760346 9 [Disc 39], April 11, 2011. 

Cuts 21, 22, 26-33: Released on THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 

06025 2760346 9 [Disc 40], April 11, 2011. 

Cuts 34-41: Released on THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 

06025 2760346 9 [Disc 41], April 11, 2011. 

NOTES: Cuts 28, 29, 31: Remixes of cut 8 by Dubfire & Sharam for Deep Dish Production; Cut 29: Part 

1 edit version of cut 31 (lacking the final 25 seconds), Part 2 edit version of cut 28 (omitting the 

first 49 seconds); Cut 32: Probably just another different title for cut 28 (unless you can spot a 

difference…). 

1.013 APRIL 11, 2011 THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD BOX SET), UNIVER- 

SAL 06025 2760346 9 

BROWN SUGAR / BITCH / LET IT ROCK [Disc 1] 

A1 Brown Sugar 

A2 Bitch 

A3 Let It Rock (Anderson) 

WILD HORSES [Disc 2] 

B1 Wild Horses 

B2 Sway 

TUMBLING DICE [Disc 3] 

C1 Tumbling Dice 

C2 Sweet Black Angel 

HAPPY [Disc 4] 

D1 Happy 

D2 All Down The Line 

ANGIE [Disc 5] 

E1 Angie 

E2 Silver Train 

DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO (HEARTBREAKER) [Disc 6] 

F1 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 

F2 Dancing With Mr. D. 

IT’S ONLY ROCK ‘N ROLL [Disc 7] 

G1 It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 

G2 Through The Lonely Nights 

AIN’T TOO PROUD TO BEG [Disc 8] 

H1 Ain’t Too Proud To Beg (Whitfield, Holland) 

H2 Dance Little Sister 

HOT STUFF [Disc 9] 

I1 Hot Stuff 

I2 Fool To Cry 

FOOL TO CRY [Disc 10] 

J1 Fool To Cry 

J2 Crazy Mama 

MISS YOU [Disc 11] 

K1 Miss You 

K2 

K3 

L1 

L2 

M1 

M2 

N1 

N2 

O1 

Far Away Eyes [7" Version] 

Miss You(12" Version) 

BEAST OF BURDEN [Disc 12] 

Beast Of Burden 

When The Whip Comes Down 

RESPECTABLE [Disc 13] 

Respectable 

When The Whip Comes Down 

SHATTERED [Disc 14] 

Shattered 

Everything Is Turning To Gold (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

EMOTIONAL RESCUE [Disc 15] 

Emotional Rescue

O2 Down In The Hole 

SHE’S SO COLD [Disc 16] 

P1 She’s So Cold 

P2 Send It To Me 

START ME UP [Disc17] 

Q1 Start Me Up 

Q2 No Use In Crying (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

WAITING ON A FRIEND [Disc 18] 

R1 Waiting On A Friend 

R2 Little T & A 

HANG FIRE [Disc 19] 

S1 Hang Fire 

S2 Neighbours 

GOING TO A GO-GO [Disc 20] 

T1 Going To A Go-Go (Robinson, Tarplin, Moore, Rogers) 

T2 Beast Of Burden 

TIME IS ON MY SIDE [Disc 21] 

U1 Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

U2 Twenty Flight Rock (Fairchild, Cochran) 

U3 Under My Thumb 

UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT [Disc 22] 

V1 Undercover Of The Night 

V2 All The Way Down 

V3 Undercover Of The Night (Dub Version) 

V4 Feel On Baby (Instrumental Dub) 

SHE WAS HOT [Disc 23] 

W1 She Was Hot 

W2 I Think I’m Going Mad 

MISS YOU / TOO TOUGH [Disc 24] 

X1 Miss You 

X2 Too Tough 

HARLEM SHUFFLE [Disc 25] 

Y1 Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson) 

Y2 Had It With You (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

Y3 Harlem Shuffle (New York Mix) (Relf, Nelson) 

Y4 Harlem Shuffle (London Mix) (Relf, Nelson) 

ONE HIT (TO THE BODY) [Disc 26] 

Z1 One Hit (To The Body) (Edit) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

Z2 Fight (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

Z3 One Hit (To The Body) (London Mix) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

MIXED EMOTIONS [Disc 27] 

AA1 Mixed Emotions (Edit) 

AA2 Fancy Man Blues 

AA3 Mixed Emotions (Chris Kimsey’s 12") 

AA4 Tumbling Dice 

AA5 Miss You 

ROCK AND A HARD PLACE [Disc 28] 

BB1 Rock And A Hard Place (Edit) 

BB2 Cook Cook Blues 

BB3 Rock And A Hard Place (Dance Mix) 

BB4 Rock And A Hard Place (Oh-Oh Hard Dub Mix) 

BB5 Rock And A Hard Place (Michael Brauer Mix) 

BB6 Rock And A Hard Place (Bonus Beats Mix) 

BB7 Emotional Rescue 

BB8 Some Girls 

BB9 It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 

BB10 Rocks Off 

ALMOST HEAR YOU SIGH [Disc 29] 

CC1 Almost Hear You Sigh (Jagger, Richards, Jordan)

CC2 Break The Spell 

CC3 Wish I’d Never Met You 

CC4 Mixed Emotions (Edit) 

CC5 Beast Of Burden 

CC6 Angie 

CC7 Fool To Cry 

CC8 Miss You 

CC9 Waiting On A Friend 

TERRIFYING [Disc 30] 

DD1 Terrifying (7" Remix Edit) 

DD2 Rock And A Hard Place (Edit) 

DD3 Terrifying (12" Remix) 

DD4 Rock And A Hard Place (Dance Mix) 

DD5 Harlem Shuffle (London Mix) (Relf, Nelson) 

DD6 Wish I’d Never Met You 

DD7 Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson) 

HIGHWIRE [Disc 31] 

EE1 Highwire 

EE2 2000 Light Years From Home 

EE3 Highwire (Full Length Version) 

EE4 Sympathy For the Devil 

EE5 I Just Want To Make Love To You (Dixon) 

EE6 Play With Fire (Nanker, Phelge) 

EE7 Factory Girl 

RUBY TUESDAY [Disc 32] 

FF1 Ruby Tuesday 

FF2 Play With Fire (Nanker, Phelge) 

FF3 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

FF4 Undercover Of The Night 

FF5 Rock And A Hard Place 

FF6 Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson) 

FF7 Winning Ugly (London Mix) 

SEX DRIVE [Disc 33] 

GG1 Sex Drive (Single Edit) 

GG2 Undercover Of The Night 

LOVE IS STRONG [Disc 34] 

HH1 Love Is Strong 

HH2 The Storm 

HH3 So Young 

HH4 Love Is Strong (Bob Clearmountain Mix) 

HH5 Love Is Strong (Teddy Riley Radio Remix) 

HH6 Love Is Strong (Teddy Riley Extended Remix) 

HH7 Love Is Strong (Teddy Riley Extended Rock Remix) 

HH8 Love Is Strong (Teddy Riley Dub Remix) 

HH9 Love Is Strong (Joe The Butcher Club Mix) 

HH10 Love Is Strong (Teddy Riley Instrumental) 

YOU GOT ME ROCKING [Disc 35] 

II1 You Got Me Rocking 

II2 Jump On Top Of Me 

II3 You Got Me Rocking (Perfecto Mix) 

II4 You Got Me Rocking (Sexy Disco Dub Mix) 

II5 You Got Me Rocking (Trance Mix) 

OUT OF TEARS [Disc 36] 

JJ1 Out Of Tears (Don Was Edit) 

JJ2 I’m Gonna Drive 

JJ3 Out Of Tears (Bob Clearmountain Remix Edit) 

JJ4 So Young 

JJ5 Sparks Will Fly (Radio Clean) 

I GO WILD [Disc 37] 

KK1 I Go Wild (LP Version) 

KK2 I Go Wild (Scott Litt Remix)

KK3 I Go Wild 

KK4 I Go Wild (Luis Resto Straight Vocal Mix) 

LIKE A ROLLING STONE [Disc 38] 

LL1 Like A Rolling Stone (Dylan) 

LL2 Black Limousine (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

LL3 All Down The Line 

LL4 Like A Rolling Stone (Edit) (Dylan) 

ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY [Disc 39] 

MM1 Anybody Seen My Baby (LP Edit) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

MM2 Anybody Seen My Baby (Soul Solution Remix Edit) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

MM3 Anybody Seen My Baby (Armand’s Rolling Steelo Mix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, 

Mink) 

MM4 Anybody Seen My Baby (Soul Solution Remix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

MM5 Anybody Seen My Baby (Bonus Roll) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

MM6 Anybody Seen My Baby (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

SAINT OF ME [Disc 40] 

NN1 Saint Of Me (Radio Edit) 

NN2 Anyway You Look At It 

NN3 Gimmie Shelter 

NN4 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Remix Parts 1 and 2) 

NN5 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Dub) 

NN6 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Rolling Dub) 

NN7 Anybody Seen My Baby (Bonus Roll (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink)) 

NN8 Anybody Seen My Baby (Phil Jones Remix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

NN9 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Club Mix) 

NN10 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Garage Dub) 

NN11 Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Extended Remix) 

OUT OF CONTROL [Disc 41] 

OO1 Out Of Control (Album Radio Edit) 

OO2 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Radio Edit) 

OO3 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar At The Controls) 

OO4 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar Outer Version) 

OO5 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Instrumental) 

OO6 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Full Version) 

OO7 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar’s Fat Controller Mix) 

OO8 Out Of Control (Saber Final Mix) 

DON’T STOP [Disc 42] 

PP1 Don’t Stop (Edit) 

PP2 Don’t Stop (New Rock Mix) 

PP3 Miss You(12" Version) 

STREETS OF LOVE [Disc 43] 

QQ1 Streets Of Love 

QQ2 Rough Justice 

RAIN FALL DOWN [Disc 44] 

RR1 Rain Fall Down (Will.I.Am Remix) 

RR2 Rain Fall Down (Radio Edit) 

RR3 Rain Fall Down (Ashley Beedle’s ‘Heavy Disco’ Radio Edit) 

RR4 Rain Fall Down (Ashley Beedle’s ‘Heavy Disco’ Vocal Re-Edit) 

BIGGEST MISTAKE [Disc 45] 

SS1 Biggest Mistake 

SS2 Dance Pt. 1 

SS3 Before They Make Me Run 

SS4 Hand Of Fate 

Cut A1: Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, April 24, 1970. 

Cut A2: Recorded with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury, and/or Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 

21 onwards, 1970. 

Cut A3: Recorded at University, Leeds, March 13, 1971. 

Cut B1: Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, February 17, 1970. 

Cut B2: Recorded with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 21 

onwards or November, 1970.

Cuts C1, C2: Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, and/or January- 

March, 1972. 

Cut D1, BB10: Recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July or October 14- 

November 23, 1971. 

Cut D2: Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, or January-March, 

1972. 

Cuts E1, F2: Recorded at Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, November 25-30, 1972 and/or 

December 6-13, 1972. 

Cut E2: Recorded at Island Studios, London, May 28 and June 8, 1973. 

Cut F1: Recorded at Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, December 14-21, 1972. 

Cut G1: Recorded with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury, April 10-15, 1974. 

Cut G2: Recorded at Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, November 25-30, 1972. 

Cut H1: Recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, November 13-24, 1973. 

Cut H2: Recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, February 20-March 3, 1974. 

Cut I1: Recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, December 12, 1974. 

Cut I2: Recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, March 30, 1975. 

Cut J1: Same as I2. 

Cut J2: Recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, March 29, 1975. 

Cuts K1-K3, L1, L2, M1, M2, N1, N2, BB8 (M2 same as L2): Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, 

Paris, October 10-December 21, 1977. 

Cuts O1, O2, P2, Q2, R2: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, June 25-August 30 and/or 

September 16-October 8, 1979. 

Cuts P1, W2: Recorded at Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, January 22-February 12, 1979. 

Cuts Q1, R1, S1, S2: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, October 11-November 12, 1980. 

Cut T1: Recorded at Capital Centre, Largo, Maryland, December 9, 1981. 

Cut T2: Recorded at Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, November 25, 1981. 

Cut U1: Recorded at Hampton Roads Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia, December 18, 1981. 

Cut U2: Recorded at Capitol Centre, Largo, Maryland, December 9, 1981. 

Cut U3: Recorded at Meadowlands Sports Complex/ Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, New 

Jersey, November 5, 1981. 

Cuts V1, V3, V4: Recorded at The Hit Factory, New York City, May, 1983. 

Cuts V2, W1, X2, BB2: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, November 11-December 17, 

1982. 

Cut X1: Same as K1. 

Cuts Y1, Y3, Y4, Z1, Z3: Recorded at RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 and/or 

September 10-October 15, 1985. 

Cuts Y2, Z2: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi Studios, Paris, January 22-February 28 and/or April 5-June 

17, 1985. 

Cuts AA1-AA3, BB1, BB3-BB6, CC1-CC4, DD1-DD4, DD6 (CC4 same as AA1; DD2 same as BB1; 

DD6 same as CC3): Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat, West Indies, March 29-May 5, 1989. 

Cut AA4: Same as C1. 

Cut AA5: Same as K1. 

Cut BB7: Same as O1. 

Cut BB9: Same as G1. 

Cut CC5: Same as L1. 

Cut CC6: Same as E1. 

Cut CC7: Same as I2 and J1. 

Cut CC8: Same as K1. 

Cut CC9: Same as R1. 

Cut DD5: Same as Y4. 

Cut DD7: Same as Y1. 

Cuts EE1, EE3: Recorded at Hit Factory Studio, London, January 7-18, 1991. 

Cut EE2: Recorded at Estadi Olimpic De Montjuic, Barcelona, June 13, 1990. 

Cut EE4: Recorded at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, February 26, 1990. 

Cuts EE5, EE7: Recorded at Wembley Stadium, Wembley, Middlesex, July 6, 1990. 

Cut EE6: Recorded at Death Valley Stadium, Clemson, South Carolina, November 26, 1989. 

Cut FF1, FF6: Recorded at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, February 27, 1990. 

Cut FF2: Recorded at Death Valley Stadium, Clemson, South Carolina, November 26, 1989. 

Cuts FF3, FF5: Recorded at Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Florida, November 25, 1989. 

Cut FF4: Recorded at Convention Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey, December 19, 1989. 

Cut FF7: Recorded at RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 and/or September 10-October 

15, 1985. 

Cut GG1: Recorded at Hit Factory Studio, London, January 7-18, 1991. 

Cut GG2: Same as FF4. 

Cuts HH1, HH2, HH4-HH10: Recorded at Windmill Lane Recording, Dublin, November 3-December 11, 

1993. 

Cut HH3: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, mid-January - March 2, 1978. 

Cuts II1-II5, JJ1-JJ3, JJ5, KK1, KK2, KK4: Recorded at Windmill Lane Recording, Dublin, November 3- 

December 11, 1993. 

Cut JJ4: Same as HH3.

Cut KK3: Recorded at Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami, Florida, November 25, 1994. 

Cuts LL1, LL2, LL4: Recorded at Brixton Academy, London, July 19, 1995. 

Cut LL3: Recorded at Paradiso, Amsterdam, May 27, 1995. 

Cuts MM1-MM6, NN1, NN2, NN4-NN11, OO1-OO8 (NN7 same as MM5, NN10 probably same as 

NN5): Recorded at Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles, March 13-late June, 1997. 

Cut NN3: Recorded at Paradiso, Amsterdam, May 26, 1995. 

Cuts PP1, PP2: Recorded at Studio Guillaume Tell, Suresnes, near Paris, May 13-June 7, 2002. 

Cut PP3: Entitled Miss You (Remix) but same as K3. 

Cuts QQ1, QQ2, RR1-RR4, SS1: Recorded at La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France, and/or 

Ocean Way Recording Studios & The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, March 14-April and June 6- 

28, 2005. 

Cuts SS2-SS4 Recorded at L’Olympia, Paris, July 11, 2003. 

NOTES: Box set also known as THE SINGLES COLLECTION 1971-2006: 45 x 45s; — 45 CD singles 

in cardboard sleeves offering an almost complete catalogue of every track released in the UK or 

the US on single or CD single between 1971 and 2006 (with the exception of Too Much Blood); 

Cut B2: Not the original edited single with additional back-up vocals but a new edited version 

probably lifted from STICKY FINGERS and timed to match in length with the original single; Cut 

D2: Early pressings of the original single featuring a longer version with additional back-up vocals; 

Cuts D2, K2, W2, Z1, Z3, SS4: Previously only available on vinyl; Cuts GG1, GG2: Identical with 

the original US single hence omitting Sex Drive (Club Version) and Sex Drive (Dirty Hands Mix) 

available on the original European 12" and CD single; Cut OO4: Previously only available on a 

promotional release. 

Added 2011-04-10 

0.226 NOVEMBER 25-30 and DECEMBER 6-21, 1972 DYNAMIC SOUND STUDIOS, KINGS- 

TON, JAMAICA, Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineer: Andy Johns 

26 Tops 


COULD YOU WALK ON THE WATER (BT CD); 

FAST TALKING (BT CD); 

TATTOO TOO (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cut 26: Instrumental track only. 

0.247 NOVEMBER 13-24, 1973 MUSICLAND STUDIOS, MUNICH, Producers: The Glimmer 

Twins; Engineers: Andy Johns and Keith Harwood 

[4 Tops] 

Cut 4: Origin shifted to Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, November 25-30 or December 6- 

21, 1972 (see Entry 0.226). 

1.013 MARCH 31, 2011 BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 STU (CD), EAGLE RECORDS/WARD VQCD 

10270 (JAPAN) 

A8 Watching The River Flow (Dylan) 

Cut A8: Recorded at Helicom Mountain Studios, London, early Autumn, 2010 (Ron Wood and Charlie 

Watts), at One East Recording, New York City, late October or early November, 2010 (Keith 

Richards), and at La Fourchette, near Poce-sur-Cisse, France (Mick Jagger: vocals, harmonica). 

NOTES: Cut A8 (remaining musicians): Bill Wyman: bass; Ben Waters: piano, producer; Jools Holland: 

Hammond organ; Willie Garnett, Don Weller, Alex Garnett, Tom Waters: saxophone; Dave Swift: 

tambourine; Glyn Johns: mix; — For additional cuts of this album featuring members of The 

Rolling Stones see KEITH RICHARDS, Entry 3326, IAN STEWART, Entry 4070C, CHARLIE 

WATTS, Entry 6137, and BIL WYMAN, Entry 8152. 

1470 Late Autumn, 2010 La Fourchette (Mick Jagger's mansion), near Poce-sur-Cisse, France: Over-dub 

session for BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 STU (Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, CD [Japan], March 31, 

2011): 1. Watching the River Flow (Dylan) 

MJ: vocals, harmonica; — NOTES: For complete credits see Group Catalogue, Entry1.013. 

2021C June, 1969 Probably Olympic Sound Studios, London: THE BOMBAY SISTERS (unreleased) 

BJ: producer; George Chkiantz: engineer. 

3326 Late October or early November, 2010 One East Recording, New York City: Over-dub session for 

BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 STU (Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, CD [Japan], March 31, 2011): 

1. Rooming House Boogie (Milburn), 2. Worried Life Blues (Estes, Merriweather), 3. Watching The 

River Flow (Dylan)

KR: guitar (1, 3), vocals (2); Ron Wood: guitar and vocals (2), guitar (3); Mick Jagger (3): vocals, 

harmonica (both over-dubbed); Charlie Watts (2, 3), Ady Milward (1): drums; Bill Wyman: overdubbed 

bass (1, 3); Ben Waters: piano, vocals (1), producer; Jools Holland: Hammond organ 

(2, 3); Dave Green: double bass (2); Richard Hymas (1): guitar; Derek Nash (1), Clive Ashley (1), 

Willie Garnett (2, 3), Don Weller (2, 3), Alex Garnett (3), Tom Waters (3): saxophone; Dave Swift: 

tambourine (3); Glyn Johns: mix. 

4070C July 19, 1984 Live at the Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland: ROCKET 88 (BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 

4 STU, Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, CD [Japan], March 31, 2011): 1. Bring It On Home To Me 

(Cooke), 2. Chicago Calling (Griffin) 

IS: piano; Roger Sutton: vocals, bass; Jimmy Roche: guitar; Clive Thacker: drums; Willie Garnett, 

Olaf Vass: saxophone; Mike Hogh, John Picard: trombone. 

6137 Early Autumn, 2010 (Jools Holland’s) Helicom Mountain Studios, London: BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 

STU (Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, CD [Japan], March 31, 2011: cuts 1-7): 1. Worried Life Blues 

(Estes, Merriweather), 2. Boogie For Stu (Waters, Holland), 3. Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor 

(Trad., arr. Yancey), 4. Midnight Blues (Trad.), 5. Watching The River Flow (Dylan), 6. Roll ‘Em Pete 

(Johnson, Turner), 7. Kidney Stu ((Vincent) 

CW: drums; BW: over-dubbed bass (5, 6); Ron Wood: guitar and vocals (1), guitar (5); Keith 

Richard: over-dubbed vocals (1), over-dubbed guitar (5); Mick Jagger (5): vocals, harmonica 

(both over-dubbed); Ben Waters: piano (1, 2, 4-7), Hammond organ (3), vocals (7), producer; 

Jools Holland: Hammond organ (1, 5), piano (2, 3, 6), vocals (3), guitar (7); Dave Green: double 

bass (1-3, 7), Willie Garnett (1-3, 5-7), Don Weller (1-3, 5-7), Alex Garnett (3, 5, 7), Tom Waters 

(5): saxophone; Dave Swift: tambourine (5); Terry Taylor (6): guitar; Hamish Maxwell: vocals (6); 

Glyn Johns: mix. 

7026B October, 1971 Apple Studios, London: TONY ASHTON & JON LORD, FIRST OF THE BIG BANDS 

(Purple Rec. TPS 3507 [UK], March, 1974/Warner Bros. BS 2778 [US], May, 1974; Line Rec. LICD 

9.00119, CD [West Germany], 1983; Woundbird WOU2778, CD [US], July 11, 2009; Purple Rec. 

PUR 352, CD [Europe], Aug. 9, 2010): 1. We’re Gonna Make It, 2. Shut Up, 3. Ballad Of Mr. Giver 

(all Aston, Lord) 

RW and maybe Mick Grabham, Peter Frampton, B.J. Cole, Caleb Quaye: guitar; Tony Ashton: 

keybboards, vocals, producer; Jon Lord: keyboards, producer; Roy Dyke: bass; Cozy Powell 

and/or Terry Cox: drums; Sue Glover, Sunny Leslie, Doris Troy, Capability Brown: back-up 

vocals; — NOTES: Cuts 2, 3: Origin unconfirmed; might come from AIR Studios (1971 and 1972), 

De Lane Lea Music Recording Studios (1972) or Island Studios, London (1973). 

7304 Early Autumn, 2010 (Jools Holland’s) Helicom Mountain Studios, London: BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 

STU (Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, CD [Japan], March 31, 2011): 1. Worried Life Blues (Estes, 

Merriweather), 2. Watching The River Flow (Dylan) 

RW: guitar and vocals (1), guitar (2); Keith Richard: over-dubbed vocals (1), over-dubbed guitar 

(2); Mick Jagger (2): vocals, harmonica (both over-dubbed); Charlie Watts: drums; Bill Wyman: 

over-dubbed bass (2); Ben Waters: piano (1, 2), producer; Jools Holland: Hammond organ; Dave 

Green: double bass (1), Willie Garnett (1, 2), Don Weller (1, 2), Alex Garnett (2), Tom Waters (2): 

saxophone; Dave Swift: tambourine (2); Glyn Johns: mix. 

8152 Autumn, 2010 (Jools Holland’s) Helicom MountainStudios, London: BEN WATERS, BOOGIE 4 STU 

(Eagle Rec./Ward VQCD 10270, CD [Japan], March 31, 2011): 1. Rooming House Boogie (Milburn), 

2. Watching The River Flow (Dylan), 3. Roll ‘Em Pete (Johnson, Turner) 

BW: bass (over-dubbed); Keith Richard: over-dubbed guitar (1, 2); Mick Jagger (2): vocals, 

harmonica (both over-dubbed); Ron Wood (2), Richard Hymas (1), Terry Taylor (3): guitar; 

Charlie Watts (2, 3), Ady Milward (1): drums; Ben Waters: piano, vocals (1), producer; Jools 

Holland: Hammond organ (2), piano (3); Derek Nash (1), Clive Ashley (1), Alex Garnett (2), 

Tom Waters (2), Willie Garnett (2, 3), Don Weller (2, 3): saxophone; Dave Swift: tambourine (2); 

Hamish Maxwell: vocals (3); Glyn Johns: mix. 

Added 2011-03-23 

0.213E JUNE 23, 1972 REHEARSALS, SUMET-BURNET RECORDING STUDIO, DALLAS, TEXAS 

35 Shake Your Hips (Moore) 

36 Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor) 

37 Can I Get A Witness (Holland, Holland, Dozier) 

38 Loving Cup

Cuts 35-38 (all incomplete, cut 37 with faked film footage): Released on “STONES IN EXILE”; 

documentary, premiered at The Museum Of Modern Art; New York City, May 11, 2010, and 

released on DVD, Eagle Vision EREDV787GV [Europe and US], June14/June 22, 2010. 

NOTES: Cuts 35-38: Origin unconfirmed, might come from another (unknown) 1972 rehearsal session. 

0.232A JULY 17, 1973 PROMOTIONAL FILM RECORDINGS, LONDON, Director: Michael Lindsay- 

Hogg 

1 Angie 

2 Silver Train 


4 Angie 

Songs 1-4: Probably premiered in “Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert”, US TV show, September 29, 1973; 

released on “THE ROLLING STONES ON DVD SUCKING IN THE SEVENTIES” (BT DVD). 


ANGIE (BT); 

BEAST OF EDEN (BT CD); 

DANCING WITH MR. D (BT); 

GET A LINE ON YOU (BT CD); 

SUCKING DON ON SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE (BT CD); 

SUMMER RERUNS (BT). 

Song 1: Released in “VIDEO REWIND: THE ROLLING STONES GREAT VIDEO HITS”, Vestron 

11016/ MA 1016, November 4, 1984; in “SOLID GOLD”, video, Magnum Music MMGV 014, 

November, 1990. 

Songs 2-4: Released on 

"BIG COCKSUCKER BLUES” (BT DVD); 

“KNEBWORTH 1976” (BT DVD). 

Song 4: Released in “ROCK‘N’ROLL THE GREATEST YEARS: ‘73”, The Video Collection VC4096, 

early 1991; in “25 X 5: THE CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF THE ROLLING STONES”, CMV 

Video 49027-2/CMV 190-49027, February 13, 1990 (incomplete). 

NOTES: Song 1: Lip-synched performance of official version lacking strings; Songs 2-4: Instrumental 

backing tracks of official versions (song 4 lacking strings); Mick Jagger’s vocals perhaps pre-recorded 

at Apple Studios, London, July 9, 1973; Song 4: Version with Mick Jagger wearing a hat 

and Mick Taylor sitting at a piano; — Preceding these recordings, Peter Whitehead compiled 

a promotional film for Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker), essentially based on “COCK- 

SUCKER BLUES” footage; this promo, however, was never officially shown. 

0.431A JANUARY 11-19, 1985 PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION, PATHE-MARCONI STUDIOS, 

PARIS, Producers: The Glimmer Twins 

1 If I Don’t Have You (I-II) (Isaacs) 

2 Are You Lonely For Me Baby (I-II) (Berns) 

3 All Shook Up (Blackwell, Presley) 

4 Baby, You’re Too Much 

5 One Hit (To The Body (I-V)) 

6 Unknown 

6 Broken Hearts For Me And You (I-IV) 

7 Don’t Be Cruel (I-II) (Blackwell, Presley) 

8 Thirty Nine And Holding (Foster, Rice) 

9 Back On The Streets Again () 

10 What Am I Gonna Do With Your Love 

11 If I Don’t Have You (I-IV) (Isaacs) 


GLIMMER TWINS’ PRIVATE TAPES (BT CD); 

HAMNGBIRD DISASTER (BT CD). 

Cut 6: Released on CRUSHED PEARL (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-11: Ron Wood, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts not present; Cuts 1, 2, 5-11: Shared 

vocals Mick Jagger and Keith Richards; Cuts 1, 2, 8-11: Electric piano Mick Jagger; Cuts 3, 4: 

Vocals Keith Richards; Cut 3: Incomplete recording; Cuts 3, 7: Piano Keith Richards; Cut 4: 

At the time probably entitled You’re Too Much; Cut 11: Broken off. 

0.432 JANUARY 23 - FEBRUARY 28 and APRIL 5 - JUNE 17, 1985 PATHE-MARCONI 

STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: Steve Lillywhite and The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Dave 

Jerden 

1 Fight (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

2 Dirty Work (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

3 Had It With You (Jagger, Richards, Wood)

4 Key To The Highway (Segar, Broonzy) 


6 Deep Love 

7 Baby, You’re Too Much 

8 One Hit (To The Body) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

9 These Arms Of Mine (Redding) 

10 Tramp (Fulsom, McCracklin) 

11 Open The Door To Your Heart (I-III) (Banks) 

12 My Girl (I-II) (Robinson, White) 

13 Needle In A Haystack (Stevenson, Whitfield) 

14 Crushed Pearl (I-IV) 

15 Unidentified Reggae (I-II) (Trad.) 


17 High Temperature (Jacobs) 


19 Too Rude (Roberts, Dunbar, Shakespeare) 

20 Treat Me Like A Fool 

21 Crushed Pearl 

22 Strictly Memphis 

23 Had It With You (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 





28 Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever (Wonder, Hunter) 

29 What Am I Gonna Do With Your Love 

30 What You’re Gonna Tell Your Boyfriend 

31 Some Of Us Are On Our Knees 

32 She Never Listens To Me 


34 Breaking 

35 Don’t Get Mad 

36 Who’s Shagging Who 

37 If I Don’t Have You (Isaacs) 

38 If I Don’t Have You (Isaacs) 



41 Cut Your Throat 

42 You Got It (I-II) 

43 My Baby Left Me 


45 Pain In My Heart (Neville) 

46 Work Work Work (Neville) 

47 Good To Me (Redding, Green) 

48 Tracks Of My Tears (Robinson) 

49 Tracks Of My Tears (Robinson) 

50 Mona (McDaniel) 

51 If I Don’t Have You (I-IV) (Isaacs) 

52 Jam 1 

53 Jam 2 

54 The Dock Of The Bay (Cropper, Redding) 


56 Untitled (I-XXXV) 

57 One Hit (To The Body) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) (I-XIV) 

58 Song B (I-XI) 

59 Harlem Shuffle (I-VI) (Relf, Nelson) 

60 Breaking 


62 Key To The Highway (I-IV) (Segar, Broonzy) 

63 Rock/Blues Jam 

64 Breaking (I-III) 

65 Back To Zero (I-V) (Jagger, Richards, Leavell) 

66 Rock Riffs (Had It With You)(I-V) (Jagger, Richards, Wood)

67 Breaking (I-XII) 

68 Deep Love (I-III) 

69 Had It With You (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

70 Untitled 

71 Strictly Memphis (I-V) 

72 Blues Jam 

73 Strictly Memphis (I) / Rock Jam / Strictly Memphis (II-V) 

74 Back To Zero (I-III) (Jagger, Richards, Leavell) 

75 Strictly Memphis (I) / Untitled / Strictly Memphis (II-IV) / Golden Caddy Riffs 


77 Baby, You’re Too Much (I-V) 


79 One Hit (To The Body) (I-VII) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

80 Fight (I-V) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 


82 One Hit (To The Body) (I-VI) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) / Treat Me Like A Fool / One 

Hit (To The Body) (VII-XI) (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 


84 She Never Listens To Me (I-VI) 

85 Fight (Overdubs)(Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

86 Untitled 

87 Baby, You’re Too Much (I-XX) 

88 Sleep Tonight 

89 She Never Listens To Me (I-IV) 

90 Strictly Memphis (I-X) 

91 Putty In Your Hands (I-IV) (Snyder, Patton) 

92 What Am I Gonna Do With Your Love (I) / Unidentified Fast Tempo / What Am I 

Gonna Do With Your Love (II-VIII) 

Cuts 1-4: Released on DIRTY WORK, RSR-CBS 86321/Rolling Stones Records OC 40250 and RSR- 

CDCBS 86321/RSR-Columbia CK 40250 (CD), March 24, 1986. 


Single, Rolling Stones Records 38-05906/A 7160, May 6/May 19, 1986; 

ONE HIT (TO THE BODY) (12" Single), Rolling Stones Records 44-05388, May 9, 1986; 

ONE HIT (TO THE BODY) (12" Single), Rolling Stones Records TA 7160, late May, 1986. 


Single, Rolling Stones Records 38-05802/A 6864, February 26/March 3, 1986; 

HARLEM SHUFFLE (12" Single), Rolling Stones Records TA 6864, March 24, 1986. 

Cuts 5-8: Released on DIRTIEST WORK (BT and BT CD). 

Cuts 5-7: Released on JAMMING WITH STU (BT CD). 

Cuts 6-8, 18, 20-24, 26: Released on STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART (BT CD). 

Cuts 7, 8, 18-24: Released on 

CRUSHED PEARL (BT CD); 

STRICKTRY WORKS (BT CD). 

Cuts 7, 8, 22, 29: Released on IN THE EIGHTIES (BT CD). 

Cuts 7, 17, 28, 30-43: Released on HIGH TEMPERATURE (BT CD). 

Cuts 18-28: Released on MEAN-LEAN-HITS (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-3, 5, 10, 11,17, 18, 22, 24-28, 31, 32, 37, 38, 56 (XXI), 71, 75, 84, 89-91 and probably 

other tracks: Keyboards Chuck Leavell; Cut 1: Pedal steel and bass Ron Wood; Cut 3: No bass; 

saxophone Ron Wood; Cuts 3, 17, 23: Harmonica Mick Jagger; Cut 4: Piano instrumental (introduction 

only) Ian Stewart, recorded February 28, 1985; Cuts 5, 10, 52, 53: Instrumental tracks 

only; Cuts 6, 7, 9, 14-17, 19-21, 30-36, 39-43, 45-51, 54, 55, 60-62, 77, 84, 87, 89: Vocals Keith 

Richards; Mick Jagger not present in most recordings; Cuts 7, 8: Origin unconfirmed: might come 

from RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 and/or September 10-October 15, 1985; 

back-up vocals not identified; Cut 8: Nearly finished version, alternate lyrics; Cuts 9, 11, 17, 20, 

55, 58, 60-62, 72: Piano probably Ian Stewart; Cuts 9-16, 45-55: Rehearsals coming from one or 

two warm up-sessions; many cuts broken off; Cut 11: Shared vocals by Mick Jagger and Keith 

Richards; Cuts 12, 13, 57: Lead vocals Ron Wood; Cut 14: Several re-starts; Cuts 15, 51: Might 

be WINGLESS ANGELS out-takes which got on the circulating Pathe 85 tape by mistake; Cut 17: 

Keith Richards’ vocals recorded off-mike at the beginning; Cut 18: Early version, different lyrics; 

Cut 19: Long early version; Cut 23: Early version (also see You Can’t Cut The Mustard recorded 

in 1982); Cut 24: Early version, different lyrics; Cut 25: Instrumental backing track of cut 24; Cut 

26: Early version with guide vocals and announced chord changes with count intro “One, two - 

One-two-three”; Cut 27: Instrumental backing track of cut 8; Cut 29: Early version without back-up 

vocals; a.k.a. What Are You Goin’ To Do With My Love; Cut 31: Not the version reported to 

come from RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17, featuring Don Covay on vocals, Bobby 

Womack on guitar, Keith Richards on piano, Ron Wood on drums and Alan Rogan on bass; Cuts

32, 35, 36, 40, 43: Incomplete recordings; Cut 33: Only version to feature Keith Richards on 

vocals; Cuts 37, 38: Shared vocals Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, various takes (one version 

with announced chord changes; one faded in version with Undercover-like percussion; one started 

by bass drums and piano; falsetto vocals Mick Jagger; Cut 39: Faded in; lyrics incomplete; Cut 

40: Starting with long drum intro and off-mike vocals by Keith Richards; Cut 41: Chuck-Berry-likerocker, 

featuring You Can’t Cut The Mustard-riffs; Cut 42: Two incomplete takes of a title which at 

this point consists of hardly more than a repeated refrain; Cut 43: A ballad, not the well known 

song by Elvis Presley; Cut 44: Same as cut 8, lacking back-up vocals; Cuts 45-52: No bass; Cuts 

45-55: No proper drums; might feature Ian Stewart on bass drum; Cuts 56-92: Rehearsals; mostly 

fragments, many of them instrumentals only; Cut 56: Might be an embryonic version of cut 34; 

recorded April 16, 1985; Track 52: Might be The Jerk (Julian); Cut 57: Initially known among 

collectors as Song A; Cuts 57, 58: Bass Alan Rogan; drums Ian Stewart; Mick Jagger, Keith 

Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts not present; recorded April 19, 1985; Cut 59: Recorded 

April 20, 1985; Cuts 60-62: Recorded February 28, 1985; Cuts 62 (II), 72: Harmonica Ron Wood; 

Cut 65: Recorded June 13, 1985; Cuts 66, 67: Recorded April 9, 1985; Cut 67 (IV, V, VIII-X): 

Vocals Mick Jagger (as opposed to all other vocal versions of this title sung by Keith Richards); 

Cut 68: Recorded April 16, 1985; Cut 69: Recorded April 11, 1985; Cuts 70-76: Recorded April 

14, 1985; Cuts 77, 87: At the time probably entitled Too Much For Me; Cut 77: Recorded May 9, 

1985; Cuts 78-80, 83: Recorded May, 1985; Cut 81: Recorded April 7, 1985; Cut 82: Recorded 

May 17 and 18, 1985; Cut 83: Recorded May 25, 1985; Cut 85: Recorded May or June, 1985; 

Cuts 86, 87: Recorded May 9, 1985; Cut 88: Recorded May 5, 1985; Cuts 89-92: Recorded April 

and May, 1985. 

1.003 MAY 11, 2010 ”STONES IN EXILE”; DOCUMENTARY, PREMIERED AT THE MUSEUM 

OF MODERN ART; NEW YORK CITY, Director Stephen Kijak 

L Shake Your Hips (Moore) 

M Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor) 

R Can I Get A Witness (Holland, Holland, Dozier) 

S Loving Cup 

Cuts L, M, R, S (all incomplete soundtracks, “Song” R with faked footage): Probably recorded during 

the rehearsals, Sumet-Burnet Recording Studio, Dallas, Texas, June 23, 1972. 

1452A Mid-November, 2009 Probably London: MJ interview for Czech TV (on the 20th anniversary of the 

revolution in Czechoslovakia). 

3271 July 10, 2004 Live at the Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles: “RETURN TO SIN CITY - A TRIBUTE 

TO GRAM PARSONS” (Image Entertainment ID2743GXDVD, DVD [US]/82876 67422 9, DVD 

[Europe], April, 2005): KEITH RICHARDS & NORAH JONES: 1. Love Hurts (Bryant), KEITH 

RICHARDS: 2. Hickory Wind (Buchanan, Parsons), SUSAN MARSHALL AND THE HOUSE OF 

BLUES GOSPEL CHOIR, 3. In My Hour Of Darkness (Harris, Parsons), ALL STAR BAND: 4. Wild 

Horses (Jagger, Richards) 

KR: guitar, vocals (1, 2, 4), Norah Jones (1), Jim Jones (4): vocals; Jim Lauderdale (2, 4), 

Steve Earle (4): guitar, additional vocals; Al Perkins: guitar, pedal steel; James Burton, Tony 

Furtado, Doug Pettibone, Easy Pickens, Colin Cripps: guitar; Skip Edwards: keyboards; Marvin 

Etzioni: mandolin (2, 4); Dusty Wakeman: bass; Dave Raven: drums; Susan Marshall: vocals (3), 

back-up vocals (2); Kristin Mooney: back-up vocals (2); all participants of the show: back-up 

vocals (4); Mark Lukas: director. 

Added 2011-02-28 

0.084A SEPTEMBER 13, 1965 ERNST-MERCK-HALLE, HAMBURG 

1 The Last Time 

Song 1 (incomplete): Shown in a German news-reel or TV news clip, mid-September, 1965. 

NOTES: The Rolling Stones’ arrival at Hamburg (not Dusseldorf) airport was featured in “4 SCHLUS- 

SEL”, film, directed by Jurgen Roland, premiered January 14, 1966; released on DVD, e-m-s- 

115952 (Germany), February 10, 2006. 

0.448 MARCH 29 - MAY 5, 1989 AIR STUDIOS, MONTSERRAT, WEST INDIES, Producers: 

Chris Kimsey and The Glimmer Twins 

3 Terrifying

20 Rock And A Hard Place (Michael Brauer Mix) 

21 Wish I’d Never Met You 

63 Rock And A Hard Place (Rock Mix Edit) 

Cuts 3, 63: Released on TERRIFYING/ROCK AND A HARD PLACE (promotional CD single), Rolling 

Stones Records CBS CSK 1897, late February, 1990. 

NOTES: Cut 21: Probably inspired by Ray Charles’ 1956 song Lonely Avenue; Cut 63: Edit version of 

cut 20 with shortened intro and edited guitar solo. 

0.492 FEBRUARY 23, 1990 ANOTHER SIDE OF STEEL WHEELS (7 TRACK CD), ROLLING 

STONES RECORDS CBS-SONY CSCS 5116 (JAPAN) 

A1 Mixed Emotions (Re-Mix) 

A2 Rock And A Hard Place (Dance Mix) 

A3 Rock And A Hard Place (Oh-Oh Hard Dub Mix) 

A4 Rock And A Hard Place (Michael Brauer Mix) 

A5 Rock And A Hard Place (Bonus Beats Mix) 

A6 Fancy Man Blues 

A7 Cook Cook Blues 

Cuts A1-A6: Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat, West Indies, March 29-May 5, 1989. 

Cut A7: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi Studios, Paris, November 11-December 17, 1982. 

NOTES: Nice compilation offering the new single tracks released in 1989 plus five rare re-mixes (of 

which A4 appeared here for the first time on CD); Cut A1: Previously known as Mixed Emotions 

(Chris Kimsey’s 12"). 

0.494A LATE FEBRUARY, 1990 TERRIFYING/ROCK AND A HARD PLACE (PROMOTIONAL CD 

SINGLE), ROLLING STONES RECORDS CBS CSK 1897 (US) 

A1 Terrifying 

A2 Rock And A Hard Place (Rock Mix Edit) 

Cuts A1, A2: Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat, West Indies, March 29-May 5, 1989. 

1021A March 29, 1966 Press conference, Paris: MJ interview (“Journal televise”, French TV, March 29, 1966). 

1115A August, 1980 London: MJ interview for Brazilian TV (shown in “Fantastico”, Aug. 30, 1980). 

5040A June 18, 1982 Live at the Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey: JOHN MAYALL’S BLUESBREAKERS, 

“BLUES ALIVE” (RCA/Columbia Pictures Video, RVT 10377 [UK], Oct. 1984/ RVT 20477 [US], 1986: 

songs 1-4, 6-8, 10, 12); “JAMMIN’ WITH THE BLUES GREATS” (Image Entertainment ID4706 LY, 

DVD [US], Dec. 1, 1998: songs 1-12); BACK TO THE ROOTS (BT: cuts 1-4, 6-8, 10-12); BLUES 

ALIVE (BT: cuts 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 12): 1. An Eye For An Eye (Mayall), 2. Baby What You Want Me To 

Do (Reed), 3. Messing With The Kid (London), 4. Don’t Start Me To Talkin’ (Williamson), 5. My Time 

After A While (Geddins, Badger), 6. Shorty George Blues (Wallace), 7. The Dark Side Of Midnight 

(Mayall), 8. I Wonder Why [u.t. Why Are You So Mean To Me] (King), 9. Born Under A Bad Sign 

(Jones, Bell), 10. Call It Stormy Monday (Walker), 11. C.C. Rider-Jam (Trad.), 12. Room To Move 

(Mayall) 

MT: guitar, piano (12); John Mayall: piano (all except 8, 9), harmonica (1, 5, 8, 9, 12), vocals 

(1, 5, 7, 12); John McVie: bass (1-7, 11); Frank Dunbar: bass (8-10, 12), harmonica (11); Colin 

Allen: drums; Junior Wells: vocals and harmonica (3, 4, 11); Buddy Guy: guitar (3, 4, 11); Etta 

James (2, 11), Sippie Wallace (6, 11): vocals; Albert King: guitar and vocals (8-11); Hubert 

Sumlin: guitar (11). 

7261 June 26 (not 29), 2004 Live at “The Olympic Torch Concert”, The Mall, London: ROD STEWART (BBC 

TV coverage): 1. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart 

RW: guitar, back-up-vocals; Rod Stewart: vocals; Jeff Golub, Don Kirkpatrick: guitar; Henry Hey, 

Chuck Kentis: keyboards; Conrad Korsch: bass; David Palmer: drums; Esther Nicholson, Natasha 

Pearce, Julie Delgardo: back-up vocals. 

8219A 2003 Unknown location, probably Britain: BW interview for “THUNDERFINGERS – A TRIBUTE TO 

JOHN ENTWHISTLE” (film, directed by Fay Goodman; premiered on the UK Discovery Channel, July, 

2003; released on DVD, MVD Visual DR-4537 [US], Oct. 31, 2006). 

Added 2011-01-27/2011-02-02 

0.120 SEPTEMBER 9, 1966 “THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW”, CBS-TV RECORDINGS, NEW YORK 

CITY 

1 Paint It Black

2 Lady Jane 

3 Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow 

NOTES: Songs 1, 3: Live vocals to instrumental backing tracks pre-recorded September 7, 1966; Song 

2: Edited instrumental backing track of official version. 

0.194 MARCH 26, 1971 TV RECORDINGS, MARQUEE CLUB, LONDON, Producer: Derek Randal, 

Director: Bruce Gowers 

1 Live With Me 

2 Dead Flowers 

3 I Got The Blues [Take 1] 

4 I Got The Blues [False Start only] 

5 I Got The Blues [Take 2] 

6 Let It Rock (Anderson) 



9 Bitch [False Start only] 

10 Bitch [Take 1] 

11 Brown Sugar [Take 1] 

12 Bitch [Take 2] 

13 Bitch [Dress Rehearsal, a.k.a. Take 3] 

14 Brown Sugar [Dress Rehearsal, a.k.a. Take 2] 

Cuts 1-14: Released on THE LOST MARQUEE TAPES (BT double CD). 

Songs 1-12: Released on “THE ROLLING STONES AT THE MARQUEE CLUB” (BT DVD [1-12 as 

“Rehearsal” and 1, 2, 5-8, 11, 12 - with rearranged concert footage and songs 11 and 12 in reversed 

order - as “Show”]). 

Cuts 1-12: Released on THE LOST MARQUEE TAPES (BT CD). 

Cuts 1-8, 11-13: Released on AT THE MARQUEE CLUB: THE COMPLETE PRIVATE GIG (BT CD). 

Cuts 1-8: Released on OAKLAND SIXTY-NINE (BT CD [VGP-003 re-issue]). 

Songs 1, 2, 5-8, 11, 12 (rearranged concert footage, 11 and 12 in reversed order): Probably scheduled 

for release in “Old Grey Whistle Test”, BBC2 TV show, around 1973; released on “THE MAR- 

QUEE/MONTREUX RUMBLE” (BT DVD). 

Cuts 1, 2, 5-8, 11, 12: Released on 

DON’T YOU WANNA LIVE WITH ME ON ROUTE 66 (BT); 

MARQUEE ‘71 + STICKY OUT (BT CD). 

Cuts 1, 2, 5-7: Released on OLD GRAY WHISTLE TEST (BT). 

Cuts 2, 5-8, 11, 12: Released on 

FAREWELL TOUR 1971 (BT CD [Disc 1]); 

MARQUEE (BT CD); 

MARQUEE CLUB (BT). 

Cuts 3, 9, 10: Released on LEED GUITARS...T.V. STARS (CD). 

Cut 5: Released on THE BEST OF THE REST - 100% ODD LOTS (BT and BT CD). 

Cut 8: Released on UNRELEASED LIVE STONES 1968-1979 (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-14: Piano Ian Stewart; Cuts 1, 3, 5, 6, 8-14: Saxophone Bobby Keys; trumpet or 

trombone Jim Price; Cuts: 4, 9: Incomplete. 

0.222 JULY 25, 1972 (EARLY SHOW) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 

1 Brown Sugar 



17 Bill Wyman Interview by Dick Cavett 


Songs 1, 15, Lines 16-18: Shown in “The Dick Cavett Show”, August 4, 1972; released on “THE 

MARQUEE/MONTREUX RUMBLE” (BT DVD). 

Songs 1, 15 (both incomplete), Lines 16, 18: Released in “THE DICK CAVETT SHOW - ROCK 

ICONS”, DVD Box Set, Studio 65 / Shout DVD D3D 33030, August 16, 2005 (US). 

Lines 16-18: Released on “LADIES & GENTLEMEN – THE ROLLING STONES DE LUXE VERSION”, 

Eagle Vision EREDV815GV, 3DVD box set [Bonus Disc 2], November 5, 2010. 

0.424 JANUARY 23/JANUARY 30, 1984 SINGLE, ROLLING STONES RECORDS 7-99788 (US)/ 

RSR 114 (UK) 

A She Was Hot 

B I Think I’m Going Mad 

Side A: Recorded at Pathe-Marconi, EMI Studios, Paris, November 11-December 17, 1982. 

Side B: Recorded at Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, January 22-February 12, 1979.

NOTES: Also released in the UK as tongue-shaped picture disc, RSRP 114, February 6, 1984, and 

circulated as test pressing (12" single), 12 RSR 114, early 1984. 

0.432B JULY 16 - AUGUST 17 and SEPTEMBER 10 - OCTOBER 15, 1985 RPM STUDIO, NEW 

YORK CITY, Producers: Steve Lillywhite and The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Dave Jerden 


8 Harlem Shuffle (New York Mix) (Relf, Nelson) 

Wrong 31 One Hit (To The Body) [Juke Box Version] (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

31 Harlem Shuffle [New York Mix Edit] (Relf, Nelson) 

Cut Wrong 31: Released on a juke box single, CBS JC 15180 (Italy), early Summer, 1986. 

Cut 31: Released on RARITIES 1971-2003 (CD), Virgin Records EMI 9463 47092 2 4 CDVX 3015/ 

0946 3 45401 2 4, November 21/November 22, 2005. 

NOTES: Cut Wrong 31: Special edited version of cut 1 with shortened solos and early fade = The 

single version; Cut 31: Edit version of cut 8. 

0.441A EARLY SUMMER, 1986 JUKE BOX SINGLE, CBS JC 15180 (ITALY) 

A One Hit (To The Body) [Juke Box Version] (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

Side A: Recorded at RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 or September 10-October 15, 

1985. 

NOTES: B-Side: The Edge Of Heaven by WHAM!. 

0.459 SEPTEMBER 3, 1989 C.N.E. STADIUM, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA 

1 Start Me Up 

2 Bitch 

3 Sad Sad Sad 

4 Undercover Of The Night 

5 Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson) 


7 Miss You 

8 Ruby Tuesday 

9 Play With Fire (Nanker, Phelge) 

10 Dead Flowers 


12 Mixed Emotions 







Song 1 (incomplete): Shown in “City Pulse”, local TV show, September 3, 1989, and in other Canadian 

TV news clips, September 3 & 4, 1989. 

Songs 1-13, 23-27 (13 incomplete): Unaired MTV footage, released on “LIVE IN TORONTO” a.k.a. 

“STEEL WHEELS TORONTO 1989” (BT DVD). 

1050A January 27 or 28, 1969 Apple Studios, London: THE BEATLES, Promotional film recording (probably 

not officially shown 1969; released with slightly remixed footage by www.FastFocus.tv, 2003): 1. “Get 

Back” (Lennon, McCartney) 

NOTES: The guest watching the session from the booth most likely is not MJ but Tony Bramwell, 

the director of the promo film. 

4055A December 15, 1979 Live at The Venue, London: ROCKET 88 (broadcast in "Rock on Saturday", BBC 

Radio, Jan. 19, 1980; ROCKET 88 – DECEMBER 15, 1979, Internet BT album): 1. Rock House 

Boogie (Johnson), 2. Good Rockin’ Tonight (Brown), 3. Stagger Lee (Price, Logan), 4. Everyday 

I Have The Blues (Chatman), 5. Waiting For The Call (Bruce, Brown), 6. Jonah Wails Again (Klein), 

7. It Ain’t Nobody’s Business (Grainger, Williams, Prince), 8. Dance With Me Darling (Fleming) 

IS, Bob Hall, George Green: piano; Charlie Watts and Pete York: drums; Don Weller, Dick 

Morrissey: saxophone; Colin Smith: trumpet; John Picard: trombone; Danny Adler: guitar, vocals 

(2, 3, 8); Jack Bruce: bass, vocals (5); Chris Farlowe: vocals (4, 7); — NOTES: The opening 

instrumental, Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie (Hall), involved George Green and Bob Hall only.

4066 June 3, 1982 Live at Het Paard van Troje, The Hague, Netherlands: GEORGE THOROGOOD AND 

THE DESTROYERS, MICK & GEORGE LIVE (BT CD: cuts 1-15 [5 incomplete]); THE ROLLING 

STONES, BACK TO THE HAGUE (BT: cuts 11, 12]; EUROPEAN TOUR ’82 (BT CD: cuts 11, 12); 

FIVE BY FIVE ALIVE (BT 33⅓ EP: cuts 11, 12); HlGHWAY BOUND (BT: cuts 11, 12); MICK 

JAGGER, I LOST MY SHIT IN THE HORSE (BT 12" EP: cuts 11, 12); THE ROLLING STONES, 

EL MOCAMBO ’77 (BT CD HIV: cuts 11, 12); MICK JAGGER, THROUGH THE YEARS (BT CD: 

cuts 11, 12); THE ROLLING STONES, EXTENDED PLAY (BT: cut 11); MlCK & GEORGE LIVE 

1982 (BT EP: cut 11); THE ROLLING STONES, STlLL IN LOVE (BT EP: cut 11): 1. Wanted 

(Dixon), 2. House Rent Blues (Trad.), 3. It Wasn’t Me (Berry), 4. Bottom Of The Sea (Morganfield), 

5. Night Time (Feldman, Goldstein, Gottehrer), 6. Madison Blues (James)7. Treat Me Right (Head, 

Kurtz), 8. No Particular Place To Go (Berry), 9. Ride On Josephine (McDaniel), 10. Little Queenie, 

11. Around And Around (both Berry), 12. Let It Rock (Anderson)/Back In The U.S.A. (Berry), 13. I’ll 

Change My Style (Parker, Villa), 14. I’m Just Your Good Thing (Moore), 15. One Way Ticket (Thorogood) 

IS: piano; Mick Jagger: vocals (11,12); George Thorogood: guitar, vocals (1-10, 13-15), back-up 

vocals (11,12); Bobby Keys, Hank Carter: saxophone (3, 6-14); Bill Blough: bass; Jeff Simon: 

drums. 

4070B June 5, 1984 Tribute Concert to Alexis Korner and Charity Show for Cancer Research, Palais Ballroom, 

Nottingham: THE ALEXIS LIGHT ORCHESTRA, i.e. ROCKET 88 (broadcast by Radio Trent, probably 

Summer, 1984); LED ZEPPELIN, STRANGE TALES FROM THE ROAD (BT CD [Discs 5 

and 6]): 1. Bring It On Home To Me (Cooke), 2. How Long How Long Blues (Carr), 3. Blue Monday 

(Domino, Bartholomew), 4. Call It Stormy Monday (Walker), 5. Splanky (Hefti), 6. Big Boss Man 

(Smith, Dixon), 7. I Need A Man (Kesler), 8. Love & Money (), 9. Invitation (), 10. Instrumental, 

11. Waiting For The Call (Bruce, Brown), 12. Got My Mojo Working (Foster, Morganfield), 13. Everyday 

I Have The Blues (Chatman), 14. (I’m Your) Hoochie Coochie Man (Dixon) 

IS: piano, producer; Charlie Watts: drums; Ruby Turner: vocals (1-3, 7-9, 12-14); Paul Jones: 

harmonica (4, 5, 7-14), vocals (4, 6, 12-14); Jimmy Page: guitar; Jack Bruce: bass, vocals (11); 

John Picard: trombone; Willie Garnett, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Don Weller: saxophone. 

7027C April 1, 2 and/or 3, 1972 Live at the Mar Y Sol Pop Festival, Vega Baja, Puerto Rico: THE FACES 

(MAR Y SOL – THE COLLAZO / MANDRY TAPES VOL. 1 [Internet BT album]): 1. It’s All Over Now 

(Womack, Womack), 2. Miss Judy’s Farm (Wood, Stewart) 


Ronnie Lane: bass, back-up vocals; Kenney Jones: drums. 

7295 2009 or 2010 Sonas Studios, Killarney, Ireland: FRANKIE GAVIN & DE DANNAN, JIGS, REELS & 

ROCK N' ROLL (Celtic Collections CC201001, CD [Ireland], Nov. 8, 2010): 1. Gasoline Alley 

(Stewart, Wood), 2. If You Love Me (Monnot, Parsons) 

RW: lap steel; Frankie Gavin: fiddle, producer; Mike Galvin: guitar; Damien Mullane: accordion; 

Eric Cunningham: bodhran, snare; Michelle Lally: vocals (2). 

Added 2011-01-01 

0.310 OCTOBER 10 - DECEMBER 21, 1977 PATHE-MARCONI, EMI STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: 

The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Chris Kimsey 




ALL INSIDE OUR CRAZY DREAMS (BT and BT CD); 

SOME TATTOOS (BT). 

Cut 52: Released on IN THE EIGHTIES (BT CD). 


PLAY THE TATTOO (BT and BT CD); 

STONEFENCE (BT EP); 

TATTOO OUT (BT CD); 

TATTOO TOO (BT CD); 

TATTOO YOU DEMOS (BT CD); 

TATTOO YOU SESSIONS (BT CD).

0.311 MID-JANUARY - MARCH 2, 1978 PATHE-MARCONI, EMI STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: 




Cuts 10, 47: Origin shifted to EMI Studios, Paris, October 10-December 21, 1977 (Entry 0.310). 

0.385 MAY 26, 1982 CAPITOL THEATRE, ABERDEEN 

1 Under My Thumb 

2 When The Whip Comes Down 


4 Shattered 

5 Neighbours 


7 Just My Imagination (Whitfield, Strong) 

8 Twenty Flight Rock (Fairchild, Cochran) 

9 Going To A Go-Go (Robinson, Tarplin, Moore, Rogers) 

10 Chantilly Lace (Richardson) 

11 Let Me Go 



14 Let It Bleed 



17 She’s So Cold 

18 Hang Fire 

19 Miss You 






Cuts 1-25: Released on ABERDEEN 1982 (BT CD). 

Song 5 (incomplete): Shown in “North Today”, BBC TV report, May 26, 1982. 

0.391 JUNE 6, 1982 NIEDERSACHSENSTADION, HANOVER 




4 Shattered 

5 Neighbours 






11 Let Me Go 





16 Little T & A 



19 Hang Fire 

20 Miss You 





25 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction


ALL THE GIRLS IN HANNOVER (BT CD [Discs 1 and 2]); 

HANNOVER 82 (BT CD [IMP]). 

0.391A JUNE 7, 1982 NIEDERSACHSENSTADION, HANOVER 




4 Shattered 

5 Neighbours 






11 Let Me Go 








19 Hang Fire 

20 Miss You 







ALL THE GIRLS IN HANNOVER (BT CD [Discs 3 and 4]); 

HANNOVER 82 (BT CD [Check This Out]). 

0.400A JUNE 27, 1982 ASHTON GATE PARK, BRISTOL 




4 Shattered 

5 Neighbours 






11 Let Me Go 








19 Hang Fire 

20 Miss You 






Song 1 (incomplete): Shown in 

“BBC Points West”, TV report, June 27, 1982; 

in a HTV report, June 27, 1982.

Cuts 1-25: Released on BILL WYMAN WE MISS YOU (BT double CD). 

Cuts 4-14, 17-19: Released on BILL WYMAN WE MISS YOU (BT CD). 

0.531 JULY 31, 1990 PRATERSTADION, VIENNA, AUSTRIA 

1 Start Me Up 

2 Sad Sad Sad 

3 Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson) 


5 Miss You 

6 Almost Hear You Sigh (Jagger, Richards, Jordan) 

7 Ruby Tuesday 

8 Angie 

9 Rock And A Hard Place 

10 Mixed Emotions 




14 Can’t Be Seen 

15 Happy 

16 Paint It Black 

17 2000 Light Years From Home 

18 Sympathy For The Devil 







Cuts 1-24: Released on WIEN SHUFFLE (BT CD). 

Songs 1, 2 (both incomplete): Shown in a local TV show, Vienna, July 31, 1990; 

“Wien heute”, Austrian TV (ORF2), August 1, 1990. 

Song 1 (incomplete): Shown in 

“Zeit im Bild”, Austrian TV (ORF), July 31, 1990; 

“Seitenblicke”, Austrian TV (ORF), July 31, 1990. 

0.636A AUGUST 8, 1995 NEPSTADION, BUDAPEST 




4 It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack) 




8 Angie 

9 Like A Rolling Stone (Dylan) 

10 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 


12 I Go Wild 

13 Miss You 



16 Slipping Away 

17 Sympathy For The Devil 






Cuts 1-22: Released on BUDAPEST RAIN (BT CD). 

Song 3 (incomplete): Shown in various Hungarian TV news reports, August, 1995. 

Cut 10: Released on VOODOO LOUNGE TOUR MEMORIAL - EUROPEAN TOUR EDITION (BT CD).

1007C Autumn, 1964 London: BOBBY JAMESON, Single (Decca F 12032 [UK], Dec. 11, 1964/ London 45- 

9730 [US], late 1964); VARIOUS ARTISTS, THE ROLLING STONES WORKS (Deram POCD-1990, 

CD [Japan], Jan. 13, 2000; THE ROLLING STONES, CONNECTION 1963-66, Promotional CD 

(SAGA RS1 [France], Summer, 1994); METAMORPHOSIS PLUS (BT CD): 1. All I Want Is My Baby 

(Oldham, Richards) 

MJ, Andrew L. Oldham: back-up vocals (unconfirmed); Keith Richards: music director; Bobby 

Jameson: vocals; probably backed by The Andrew Oldham Orchestra; Andrew L. Oldham: producer. 

1143 1983 Paris or New York City: MJ interview by Lorraine Bracco for French TV (shown in “Spectacles”, A2, 

June 18, 1983, and maybe in “Modeste musique”, June 21, 1983). 

3252A September 11, 2001 Room Called L (KR’s home studio), Weston, Connecticut: RONNIE SPECTOR, 

Studio recording (unreleased): 1. Love Affair (Richards, Spector) 

KR: guitar; Ronnie Spector: vocals. 

4070C Late July, 1984 Live at the Cambridge Folk Festival, Cambridge: PAUL BUTTERFIELD (professional 

multi-camera recording): 1. Mannish Boy (McDaniel, Morganfield) 

IS: piano; Paul Butterfield: vocals, harmonica; Arlen Roth: guitar; Colin Hodgkinson: bass; Tony 

Hicks: drums. 

Source 

Felix Aeppli, The Ultimate Guide To The Rolling Stones (1985 / 1996 / 2003 / 2012): 

http://aeppli.ch/tug.htm

Rolling Stones - Connection

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