Added 2011-04-10 - Swiss Films & World Cinema

Rolling Stones - Connection 

Relevant Recent Additions To “The Ultimate Guide” 

© Felix Aeppli 2011-11-24 

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

COLLINS 

1 Honky Tonk Women 

2 All Down The Line 

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) 

10 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

11 Happy 

12 Tumbling Dice 

13 Nothing From Nothing (Preston, Fisher) 

14 Outa Space (Preston, Greene) 

15 Midnight Rambler 

16 It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 

17 Brown Sugar 

18 Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

19 Street Fighting Man 

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. 

6136 March 9, 2011 � Live at the Ambassadors Theatre, London: THE ABC & D OF BOOGIE WOOGIE, Tribute 




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. 

7310? March 9, 2011 � Live at the Ambassadors Theatre, London: THE ABC & D OF BOOGIE WOOGIE, Tribute 




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. 

8256? March 9, 2011 � Live at the Ambassadors Theatre, London: THE ABC & D OF BOOGIE WOOGIE, Tribute 




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)

Cuts 8, 9: Released on 

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). 

Cut 12: Released on 

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: 

The Glimmer Twins; Engineers: Chris Kimsey, Dave Jordan 

26 Never Make You Cry 

51 Never Make You Cry 

52 Where The Boys Go 

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 

Cuts 1-4: Released on 

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)


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 


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 

1 Rip This Joint 




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, 


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. 


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]). 


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 



3 You Got Me Rocking 

4 Shattered 

5 Rocks Off 

6 Sparks Will Fly 

7 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

8 Beast Of Burden 

9 Out Of Tears 

10 Memory Motel 


12 Miss You 

13 Brand New Car 

14 I Go Wild 


16 Before They Make Me Run 

17 The Worst 

18 Love Is Strong 

19 Monkey Man 

20 Start Me Up 





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 



12 Miss You 

13 Brand New Car 

13 I Go Wild 


15 Happy 

16 The Worst 

17 Love Is Strong 

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 

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; — 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 

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. 

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.


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) 



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. 


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 



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. 


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) 


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).


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 


Cuts 34-41: Released on THE ROLLING STONES SINGLES 1971-2006 (CD box set), Universal 


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 Far Away Eyes [7" Version] 

K3 Miss You(12" Version) 

BEAST OF BURDEN [Disc 12] 

L1 Beast Of Burden 

L2 When The Whip Comes Down 

RESPECTABLE [Disc 13] 

M1 Respectable 

M2 When The Whip Comes Down 

SHATTERED [Disc 14] 

N1 Shattered 

N2 Everything Is Turning To Gold (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

EMOTIONAL RESCUE [Disc 15] 

O1 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- 


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. 


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 

3 Dancing With Mr. D. 

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 


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.?) 

16 These Arms Of Mine (Redding)

17 High Temperature (Jacobs) 


19 Too Rude (Roberts, Dunbar, Shakespeare) 

20 Treat Me Like A Fool 

21 Crushed Pearl 

22 Strictly Memphis 






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) 




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) 


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 (Over-dubs)(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. 


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 


23 Gimmie Shelter 





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) 



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). 


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: 

The Glimmer Twins; Engineers: Chris Kimsey, Dave Jordan 

[10 Start Me Up] 

[47 Start Me Up] 

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 

3 Let’s Spend The Night Together 

4 Shattered 

5 Neighbours 

6 Black Limousine (Jagger, Richards, Wood) 

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 

12 Time Is On My Side (Meade) 


14 Let It Bleed 

15 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 


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 





10 Chantilly Lace (Richardson) 

11 Let Me Go 





16 Little T & A 



19 Hang Fire 

20 Miss You 







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 



14 Let It Bleed





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


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 








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 







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.

Added 2010-12-26 

0.083 SEPTEMBER 6-7, 1965 � RCA STUDlOS, HOLLYWOOD, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; 

Engineer: Dave Hassinger 

6 I’m Free 

NOTES: Cut 6: Organ Jack Nitzsche; tambourine James W. Alexander; probably inspired by The Larks’ 

1964 hit The Jerk. 

0.353 AUGUST 21 – SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 � TOUR REHEARSALS, LONG VIEW FARM, BROOK- 

FIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 

1 Still In Love 

2 The Jerk (Julian) 


ALL INSIDE OUR CRAZY DREAMS (BT and BT CD); 

THE COMPASS POINT WORKS PART 1 (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1, 2: Falsetto vocals Mick Jagger; origin unconfirmed: might come from Compass Point 

Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, January 22-February 12, 1979; Cut 2: Partly based on I’m Free Riffs. 

0.916 FEBRUARY 18, 2006 � FREE CONCERT, PRAIA DE COPACABANA, RIO DE JANEIRO, 

Video Director: Joe DeOliveira 





5 Oh No, Not You Again 

6 Wild Horses 

7 Rain Fall Down 


9 Night Time Is The Right Time (Brown, Cadena, Herman) 

10 This Place Is Empty 

11 Happy 

12 Miss You 

13 Rough Justice 

14 Get Off Of My Cloud 







21 Hotel Clips Involving All Four Rolling Stones 

Songs 1-20: Shown live by Brazilian TV (Central Globo De Producao/TV Globo); released on “A BIG 

BANG TOUR RIO 2006”, on “COBACABANA BEACH” and other BT DVDs. 

Songs 1-3, 6-9, 11-15, 17-20, Line 21: Released on “THE BIGGEST BANG”, CPI-Redline Entertainment 

75022 (DVD Box Set [Disc 2]), June 12, 2007. 

Songs 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 11, 16-20: Shown in “The Rolling Stones – Live In Rio – A Bigger Bang” (BBC One), 

May 23, 2010. 

Cut 1: Released on ULTRA RARE BANGS (BT CD). 

NOTES: Concert attracted the largest crowd in The Rolling Stones’ history to this date: More than 1.2 

million people; — Line 21: Recorded at the Copacabana Palace, Rio De Janeiro, February 18, 

2006, before show. 

1.006? MAY 23, 2010 � “THE ROLLING STONES – LIVE IN RIO – A BIGGER BANG” (BBC ONE) 

A Mick Jagger Interview 

B Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

C It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll 

D Tumbling Dice 

E Wild Horses 

F Midnight Rambler

G Happy 

H Sympathy For The Devil 

I Start Me Up 

J Brown Sugar 

K You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

L (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

Line A: Probably recorded in London, Spring, 2010. 

Songs B-L: Recorded at Praia de Copacabana, Rio De Janeiro, February 18, 2006. 

1453B Spring, 2010 � Probably London: MJ interview for BBC TV (shown May 23, 2010, by BBC One between 

“STONES IN EXILE” and “THE ROLLING STONES – LIVE IN RIO – A BIGGER BANG”). 

3034A January 12, 1977 � Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire: KR and Mick Jagger interviews after drugs trial (ITN 

news-clip). 

5137? 2009 or early 2010 � Probably London: MT interview by Pete Brown for “JIMI HENDRIX: THE GUITAR 

HERO – CLASSIC ARTISTS” (Image Entertainment ID3248ISDVD, DVD [US], Sep. 14, 2010). 

7171 October 31 & December 3, 1992, and January 14, 1993 � Live at The Ritz, New York City (cuts 1, 4, 

8, 10 & 14), at The Avalon, Boston (cuts 2, 7, 13), and at Budokan Hall, Tokyo (remaining cuts): 

RONNIE WOOD, SLIDE ON LIVE (Continuum Rec. 19309-2, CD [US], Sep. 28, 1993/Continuum 

Rec. CDCTUM 3, CD [Europe], Oct. 4, 1993: cuts 1-14): 1. Testify (Clinton, Taylor), 2. Josephine 

(Wood, Fowler), 3. Pretty Beat Up (Jagger, Richards, Wood), 4. Am I Grooving You (Berns, Barry), 

5. Flying (Stewart, Wood, Lane), 6. Breathe On Me (Wood), 7. Silicone Grown (Stewart, Wood), 

8. Seven Days (Dylan), 9. Show Me, 10. Show Me (Groove) (both Williams), 11. I Can Feel The 

Fire (Wood), 12. Slide Instrumental [Medley: Around The Plynth/That's All You Need/Gasoline Alley 

(all Stewart, Wood)/ Amazing Grace (Trad.)/ Around The Plynth (Stewart, Wood)/ Prodigal Son 

(Rev. Wilkins)], 13. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart), 14. Somebody Else Might (Wood, Fowler) 

RW: guitar, vocals, harmonica; Bernard Fowler: vocals; Johnnie Lee Schell: guitar; Ian McLagan, 

and Chuck Leavell (1, 4, 8, 10): keyboards; Shaun Solomon: bass; Wayne P. Sheehy: drums. 

Remix to come out of the Boston show: 

RONNIE WOOD, STAY WITH ME, Promotional CD single (Continuum Rec. 12309-2 [US], Aug. 10, 1993): 

14. Stay With Me (Edit), Stay With Me (LP Version) 

RONNIE WOOD, STAY WITH ME, CD single (Continuum Rec. D 11592 [Australia], late 1993): 14. Stay 

With Me (Edit) plus two more remixed cuts from the SLIDE ON THIS ALBUM, see Entry 7162A (also 

for additional releases of STAY WITH ME): 

7297? June 26, 2010 � Live at Toyota Park, Bridgeview (near Chicago): “CROSSROADS – ERIC CLAPTON 

GUITAR FESTIVAL 2010” (Rhino R2 526103, DVD [US], Nov. 9, 2010): BUDDY GUY with JONNY 

LANG & RONNIE WOOD: 1. Five Long Years (Boyd), 2. Miss You (Jagger, Richards) 

RW: guitar plus interviews; Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang: guitar, vocals; keyboards, bass, one more 

guitar and drums: not identified. 

8249? 2010 � Probably London: BW interview for “GHOST BLUES - THE STORY OF RORY GALLAGHER” 

(film, directed by Ian Thuillier, first shown by Irish TV [RTE1], June 1, 2010; released on DVD, Eagle 

Vision EREDV804 [Europe], Sep. 1, 2010). 

8250? June 15, 2010 � Samsung Galaxy S launch, Millbank Tower, London: BW and Suzanne Wyman interview 

by Russell Nelson for LSQ (Leicester Square Television local TV). 

8251? June 26 and/or 28, 2010 � “Hard Rock Calling”, Hyde Park, London: BW and Micki Free interview for 

absoluteradio.uk.co (videotaped) plus performance with MICKI FREE’S AMERICAN HORSE.





12 Following The River 

15 Following The River (Radio Edit) 

16 Head In The Toilet Blues 

17 Labour Pains 

18 Pommes De Terre 

NOTES: Cut 15: Edit version of cut 12; Cuts16-18: Titles mentioned in Keith Richards’ Life which have 

not surfaced so far. 

0.255 JANUARY 22 - FEBRUARY 9, 1975 � ROLLING STONES MOBILE (RSM), ROTTERDAM, 

Producers: The Glimmer Twins; Engineers: Keith Harwood, Glyn Johns, Phil McDonald, 

Lew Hahn 




0.256 MARCH 22 - APRIL 4, 1975 � MUSICLAND STUDIOS, MUNICH, Producers: The Glimmer 

Twins; Engineers: Keith Harwood, Phil McDonald, Lew Hahn 




17 Cellophane Trouts 

1.009? LATE JULY, 2010 � FOLLOWING THE RIVER (PROMOTIONAL CD SINGLE), UNIVERSAL 

CATR-05231-2 (US) 

A1 Following The River (Radio Edit) 

A2 Following The River 

Cuts A1, A2: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July and/or October 14- 

November 23, 1971, and finished by Mick Jagger, One East Recording, New York City, Henson 

Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

3048 Early 1979 � Channel One Studio, Kingston, Jamaica: 

SLY DUNBAR, SLY WICKED AND SLICK (Virgin’s Frontline Rec. FL1042 [UK], 1979); RASTA 

FIESTA/DIRTY HARRY, 12" Single (Virgin’s Frontline Rec. FLS12012 [UK], 1979): 9. Dirty Harry 

(McCook) 

KR, plus Mickey Chung or Radcliffe Dougie Bryan: guitar; Robbie Shakespeare: bass; Ansell 

Collins and/or Keith Sterling, Winston Wright: organ, piano; Sticky Thompson, Noel “Scully” 

Simms: percussion; Tommy McCook: saxophone; Sly Dunbar: drums; KR, Radcliffe Dougie 

Bryan: guitar; Robbie Shakespeare: bass; Keith Sterling and/or Winston Wright: organ; Tommy 

McCook: saxophone; Sly Dunbar: drums. 

3249 May, 2001 � Room Called L (KR’s home studio), Weston, Connecticut: VARIOUS ARTISTS: TRIBUTE 

ALBUM TO HANK WILLIAMS, TIMELESS (Lost Highway Rec. 088 170239-2, CD [US]/Lost Highway 

Rec. 170239-2, CD [Europe], Sep. 25, 2001): KEITH RICHARDS: 1. You Win Again (Williams) 

KR: guitar, vocals, producer; Lou Pallo, John Pirruccello: guitar; Blondie Chaplin: piano; Paul 

Nowinski: bass; George Recile (not Reccli): drums; Craig Dreyer: saxophone; Tim Ovimette: 

trumpet; Rob Fraboni: producer.

Added 2010-11-10 

0.064C APRIL 1, 1965 � KUNGLIGA TENNISHALLEN, STOCKHOLM, Interviewer: Klaes Burling 

6 Brian Jones Guitar Tuning and Mick Jagger Harmonica Check 

Track 6: Released in a Swedish TV news clip, April 1965. 

0.156 NOVEMBER 30, 1968 � “FROST ON SATURDAY”, LWT, LONDON, Host: David Frost 


Song 1: Released on “FROST ON SATURDAY”, DVD, Network 7953109, October 4, 2010. 

NOTES: Song 1: Pre-recorded November 29, 1968; lip-synched performance of a specially edited 

version, some live vocals (featuring Brian Jones on piano; Keith Richards on tambourine and 

guitar; Bill Wyman on maracas and bass; Rocky Dijon on percussion). 

1.011? OCTOBER 4, 2010 � “FROST ON SATURDAY” (DVD), NETWORK 7953109 (UK) 

A Sympathy For The Devil 

Song 1: Recorded for LWT, November 29, 1968, and shown in “Frost on Saturday”, November 30, 

1968. 

1008B January 7, 1965 � Belfast, Northern Ireland, or Dublin: MJ interview for Irish TV. 

1045A September 3, 1968 � London: MJ interview by David Frost for “Frost on Friday”, AR TV (shown Sep. 6, 

1968). 

1047A October 12, 1968 � “Frost on Saturday”, LWT London: MJ interview by David Frost plus debate with Mary 

Whitehouse running a “living in sin” argument against Jagger regarding his recent non-marriage to 

(pregnant) Marianne Faithfull. 

1372 Mid-February, 2000: Probably Windmill Studios, Dublin, Ireland: U2, Studio recordings: 1. Stuck In A 

Moment You Can't Get Out Of' (Clayton, Evans, Hewson, Mullen) 

MJ, Elizabeth Jagger: back-up vocals; Bono Vox: vocals; “The Edge”: guitar; Adam Clayton: bass; 

Larry Mullen Jr.: drums; — NOTES: Cut 1: MJ and daugther Elizabeth’s contributions were not 

included on the album ALL THAT YOU CAN'T LEAVE BEHIND (Island Interscope Rec. 524653- 

2, CD [UK], Oct. 30, 2000/Uni-Interscope 314 548 653-2, CD [US], Oct. 31, 2000), but Jagger 

performed the song with U2 during the Hall Of Fame 25th Anniversary Concert at Madison 

Square Garden, New York, October 30, 2009, see Entry 1452 below. 

1452 October 30, 2009 � Live at Madison Square Garden, New York City: “THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY ROCK 

& ROLL HALL OF FAME CONCERTS” (shown by HBO, Nov. 29, 2009; released on DVD, Time Life 

25794-X [US], Sep. 28, 2010): U2 featuring MICK JAGGER: 1. Gimmie Shelter (Jagger, Richards), 

2. Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of (Clayton, Evans, Hewson, Mullen) 

MJ, Fergie (1): vocals; Bono Vox: guitar, vocals; The Edge: guitar, harmony vocals (2); Will.I.Am: 

keyboards (1); Adam Clayton: bass; Larry Mullen Jr.: drums. 

3262 2003 � Probably KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview for “GRAM PARSONS - FALLEN 

ANGEL” (directed by Hennig Gandulf, shown by BBC Four, April 9, 2004; released on DVD, Rhino 

R2 970422 [US], June 20, 2006). 

3311? 2009 or early 2010 � Electric Lady Studios, New York City: SHERYL CROW, 100 MILES FROM MEM- 

PHIS (A&M Rec. 0602527433943, CD [Europe]/ A&M Rec. B001407-02, CD [US], July 19/July 20, 

2010: 1. Eye To Eye (Crow, Bramhall II, Stanley) 

KR: guitar; back-up vocals; Sheryl Crow: vocals; Doyle Bramhall II: guitar, vocals, producer; 

Chris Bruce: guitar; Jeff Babko: organ; Printz Board: trumpet; Tim Izo Orindgreff: saxophone; 

Justin Stanley: percussion, back-up vocals, producer; Tommy Sims: bass; Homer Steinweiss: 

drums; Nayanna Holley: back-up vocals. 

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): 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 (all Kramer) 

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

Perkins: piano (2-4); Martin Engelien (1), Bob Stroger (2-4): bass; Mel Gaynor (1), Willie “Big 

Eyes” Smith (2-4): drums.

Added 2010-10-24 

1.012? OCTOBER 8, 2010 � “LADIES & GENTLEMEN: THE ROLLING STONES” (DVD), EAGLE 

VISION EREDV807GV (EUROPE and US), Director: Rollin Binzer 

A Brown Sugar 

B Bitch 

C Gimmie Shelter 

D Dead Flowers 

E Happy 

F Tumbling Dice 

G Love In Vain (Johnson) 

H Sweet Virginia 

I You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

J All Down The Line 

K Midnight Rambler 

L Bye Bye Johnny (Berry) 

M Rip This Joint 

N Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

O Street Fighting Man 

P Shake Your Hips (Moore) 

Q Tumbling Dice 

R Bluesberry Jam 

S Mick Jagger Interview by Richard Williams 

T Mick Jagger Interview by Paul Sexton 

Songs A, J, K, O: Recorded at Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston, Texas, June 25, 1972 (second show). 

Songs B, M: Recorded at Will Rogers Auditorium, Fort Worth, Texas, June 24, 1972 (second show). 

Songs C-E, H: Recorded at Will Rogers Auditorium, Fort Worth, Texas, June 24, 1972 (early show). 

Songs F, G, I, L, N: Recorded at Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston, Texas, June 25, 1972 (early show). 

Songs P, Q, Track R: Recorded at Rialto Theatre, Montreux, Switzerland, May 18, 1972. 

Line S: Recorded for “Old Grey Whistle Test”, BBC2 TV show, London, April (not March) 24, 1972 

Line T: Recorded at Doncaster Hotel, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, or in London, Summer, 2010. 

NOTES: Songs A-O: Restored and remastered version of the film premiered at the Ziegfeld Theater, 

New York City, April 14, 1974 (see Entry 0.250); Songs P, Q, Track R, Lines S, T: DVD bonus 

material. 

1453 2009 or early 2010 � Probably One East Recording, New York City: JERRY LEE LEWIS, MEAN OLD 

MAN (Verve Forecast B0014674-02, CD [US], Sep. 7, 2010). 1. Dead Flowers (Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: vocals; Jerry Lee Lewis: piano, vocals; Kenny Lovelace, James Walbourne (not Wolbourne): 

guitar; Greg Leisz: pedal steel, guitar; Rick Rosas: bass; Jim Keltner: drums, percussion; — Also 

see KEITH RICHARDS, Entry 3310?, and RON WOOD, Entry 7293?. 

3208 November, 1995 � Point of View (KR’s house), Ocho Rios, Jamaica: WINGLESS ANGELS (Mindless 

Rec./Island Jamaica 314-524 447-2, CD [US], Oct. 31, 1997; Mindless Rec. KR10000CD, CD 

[US], late 2003); WINGLESS ANGELS, VOLUMES I & II (Mindless Rec. 7 93573 82506 3, CD [US], 

Sep. 23, 2010 [Disc 1]): 1. I Write My Name/Good Morning, 2. No Dark There, 3. Keyman, 4. On 

Mount Zion I, 5. Morning Train, 6. Roll Jordan Roll, 7. Rasta Army (all Trad.), 8. We Shall Overcome 

(Seeger, Horton, Hamilton, Carawan), 9. Come In My Little Ones, 10. Four & Twenty (both Trad.), 

11. Rivers Of Babylon (Trad., credited here to Dowe, McNaughton [both of The Melodians], Reyam, 

Farian [producer of Boney M.]), 12. Ring Out Mt. Zion Bells, 13. Bright Soul (both Trad.), 14. Enjoy 

Yourself (Magidson, Sigman), 15. Love, Love, Love, 16. Keyman A Capella (both Trad.) 

KR: executive producer, guitar (1, 5-9, 11, 14, 15), piano (4, 8, 11, 15), additional vocals (6-9, 15), 

bass (12), producer; Justin Hinds, Winston “Blackskull” Thomas: vocals, drums; Warrin Williamson, 

Maureen Fremantle: vocals; Vincent “Jackie” Ellis, Locksley Whitlock, Milton “Neville” Beckerd: 

drums; — Additional musicians: Frankie Gavin: accordion (2, 15), violin (5, 7, 9, 11-13), 

pennywhistle (6), flute (8, 12); Blondie Chaplin: vocals, percussion; Babi Floyd: back-up vocals 

(9); George C. Recile: percussion; Rob Fraboni: producer. 

3275 2004 � Coyaba Studios, Shaw Park Estate, Ocho Rios, Jamaica: WINGLESS ANGELS, VOLUMES I & II 

(Mindless Rec. 7 93573 82506 3, CD [US], Sep. 23, 2010 [Disc 2]): 1. Inviting You (Intro) (Trad.), 

2. Shady Tree (Whitlock, Hinds), 3. Come Down Wicked Man, 4. Zion Bells [a.k.a. Ring Out Mt. Zion 

Bells], 5. So Sweet, 6. No Dark Day [a.k.a. No Dark There] (all Trad.), 7. Oh What A Joy (Whitlock, 

Hinds), 8. Rasta Army, 9. Beautiful River, 10. Band Of Angels, 11. Inviting You (Outro) (all Trad.) 

KR: executive producer, guitar (1-7, 9-11), bass (2, 6, 9), vocals (3-6, 10); Justin Hinds: vocals, 

drums; Warrin Williamson, Maureen Fremantle: vocals; Locksley Whitlock, Milton “Neville” Beck-

erd: drums; Brian Jobson: producer, additional bass; Jane Rose, Wayne Jobson: co-executive 

producers; — Additional musicians: Lee Jaffe: harmonica (2, 3, 5); Bernard Fowler, Lisa Fischer, 

Steve Jordan: vocals (4-8, 10); Lili Haydn: electric violin (5); — NOTES: For Disc 1 see Entry 

3208 above. 

3310? 2009 or early 2010 � House of Blues Studios, Memphis, or One EastWest Studios, Los Angeles: JERRY 

LEE LEWIS, MEAN OLD MAN (Verve Forecast B0014674-02, CD [US], Sep. 7, 2010). 1. Sweet 

Virginia (Jagger, Richards) 

KR: vocals, guitar; Jerry Lee Lewis: piano, vocals; Kenny Lovelace: guitar, fiddle; James Walbourne: 

guitar; Rick Rosas: bass; Jim Keltner: drums, percussion, producer; Kris Kristofferson, 

LaTonya Hall: back-up vocals; Steve Bing: producer; — Also see MICK JAGGER, Entry 1453, 

and RON WOOD, Entry 7293?. 

7244A November, 2001 � Probably London: RONNIE WOOD & KELLY JONES (video-taped): 1. Whadd’Ya 

Think (Wood). 

RW, Kelly Jones: guitar, vocals plus interview. 

7290 January, 2009, onwards � Bay 7 Studios, Valley Village; House Of Blues Studios, Encino; 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., CD [US], Sep. 28, 2010: both with cuts 1-12): 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% (Wood, B. Fowler), 10. Fancy Pants (Wood, Fowler), 11. Tell Me 

Something, 12. Forever, 13. I Don’t Think So (The Early Sessions), 14. Tell Me Something (The Early 

Sessions) (all Wood) 

RW: vocals, guitar, keyboards (2), bass (5), harmonica (10); Bernard Fowler: vocals (4, 7, 12), 

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. 

Internet-download remixes to come out of this session: 

RONNIE WOOD (Amazon.com [US], Sep. 10, 2010): 15. Lucky Man (Edit) 

RONNIE WOOD (Eagle Rec./iTunes [UK], Sep. 27, 2010): 16. Spoonful (The Early Session) [actually 

Spoonful (Faded Version)] 

RONNIE WOOD (Eagle Rec./iTunes [UK], Sep. 27, 2010): 17. Why You Wanna Go And Do A Thing Like 

That For (Early Session) [actually Why You Wanna Go And Do A Thing Like That For (Extended 

Version)]. 

7293? October 1, 2009 � House of Blues Studios, Memphis: JERRY LEE LEWIS, MEAN OLD MAN (Verve 

Forecast B0014674-02, CD [US], Sep. 7, 2010). 1. Mean Old Man (Kristofferson), 2. Middle Age 

Crazy (Throckmorton) 

RW, Kenny Lovelace (1), James Walbourne (1), Waddy Wachtel (2), Gilian Welch (2): guitar; 

Jerry Lee Lewis: piano, vocals; Greg Leisz: pedal steel (2); Mickey Raphael: harmonica (1); Rick 

Rosas: bass; John Brion (2): guitar, bass; Jim Keltner: drums, percussion, producer; Leila Moss: 

back-up vocals; Steve Bing: producer; — Also see MICK JAGGER, Entry 1453, and KEITH 

RICHARDS, Entry 3310?. 

Added 2010-10-10 

0.021 FEBRUARY 3-4, 1964 � REGENT SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; 

Engineer: Bill Farley 

2 Now I’ve Got A Witness (Nanker, Phelge) 

3 Little By Little (Nanker, Phelge, Spector) 

5 And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too (Nanker, Phelge) 

6 Andrew’s Blues (Nanker, Phelge, Spector)

Cuts 5, 6: Proposed for release on NECROPHILIA (Andrew Oldham’s alternative to MORE HOT 

ROCKS), Abkco 1224, October 12, 1972; — Released on 

THE ALLEN KLEIN COLLECTION (BT CD); 

AROUND AND AROUND (BT CD); 

THE BLACK BOX (BT CD [Disc 1]); 

NECROPHILIA (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cut 5: Listed here according to the title on the master tape box; subsequently registered as 

Aftermath by Andrew L. Oldham or ABKCO in the BMI files. 

0.032 JUNE 10-11, 1964 � CHESS STUDIOS, CHICAGO, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; Engineer: 

Ron Malo 

18 Up-Tempo Instrumental (Nanker, Phelge) 

0.040 AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 � ANDREW OLDHAM ORCHESTRA AND DEMO 

SESSION, PYE RECORDING and/or DECCA STUDIOS, LONDON, Producers: Andrew L. 

Oldham and Michael Barclay; Music Directors: John Paul Jones, Mike Leander; Engineers: 

Bill Farley, Gus Dudgeon 

1 Each And Everyday Of The Year 

2 We’re Wastin’ Time 

3 (Walkin’ Thru The) Sleepy City 

4 Da Doo Ron Ron (Spector, Greenwich, Barry) 

5 Blue Turns To Grey 

6 Hear It 

7 Each And Everyday Of The Year 


9 We’re Wastin’ Time 

10 Blue Turns To Grey 


12 Hear It 

Cuts 1-3, 11, 12: Proposed for release on NECROPHILIA (Andrew Oldham’s alternative to MORE HOT 

ROCKS), Abkco 1224, October 12, 1972; released on NECROPHILIA (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-12: Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts probably not involved; (additional?) 

guitar John McLaughlin, Joe Morretti; guitar and/or bass Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones; 

piano Reg Guest; drums Andy White; as with the earlier demo sessions, these recordings were 

not intended for release but given away to other artists to do cover versions; Cuts 1, 2, 4, 6: 

Strings arranged by Mike Leander; Cuts 1, 5: Brass not identified; Cut 5: Arrangement John Paul 

Jones; Cut 6: Instrumental, featuring guitar by Keith Richards and “Big” Jim Sullivan, plus strings; 

credited to Jagger/ Richards, but probably a Andrew L. Oldham/Keith Richards composition 

(unless you take this cut as an early version of Sittin’ On A Fence...); also known as It’s Been 

Quiet Here At Home or (mistakenly) as Condemned; Cut 7: Different mix of cut 1, lacking strings; 

Cut 8: Same backing track as cut 5, new lead vocals by Dick St. John and Dee Dee (Mary 

Sperling), probably over-dubbed December, 1964; at the time entitled When Blue Turns To Grey; 

Cut 9: Different mix of cut 2, lacking pedal-steel and fiddle; Cut 10: Same backing track as cut 5; 

new lead vocals, probably by Tony Campbell and/or Mike Linnell, recorded late 1964 or early 

1965; Cut 11: Same as cut 5, additional female back-up vocals; Cut 12: Edit version of cut 6. 

0.097 DECEMBER 6-10, 1965 � RCA STUDIOS, HOLLYWOOD, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; 

Engineer: Dave Hassinger 

[12 Aftermath (Nanker, Phelge)] 

NOTES: Cut 12: Aftermath is the title given by Andrew L. Oldham or by ABKCO to And Mr. Spector 

And Mr. Pitney Came Too (recorded at Regent Sound Studios, London, February 3-4, 1964; see 

Entry 0.021 above) when the track was registered in the BMI files; the Up-Tempo Instrumental 

previously listed here under the (wrong) title Aftermath has been shifted to Chess Studios, 

Chicago, June 10-11, 1964 (see Entry 0.032 above). 

0.118 AUGUST 4-12, 1966 � RCA STUDIOS, HOLLYWOOD, Producer: Andrew L. Oldham; Engineer: 

Dave Hassinger 

[14 It’s Been Quiet Here At Home] 

NOTES: Cut 14: Alternate title of Hear It, the instrumental recorded at the Andrew Oldham Orchestra 

and demo session, Pye Recording and/or Decca Studios, London, August 31-September 4, 1964 

(see Entry 0.040); mistakenly known as Condemned.

0.224A OCTOBER 12, 1972 � NECROPHILIA, COMPILED BY ANDREW OLDHAM (ALTERNATIVE 

TO MORE HOT ROCKS), ABKCO 1224 

A7 And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too (Nanker, Phelge) 

A9 Andrew’s Blues (Nanker, Phelge, Spector) 

NOTES: Circulated on a number of Sterling Sound acetates; Cut A7: At the time listed as Aftermath, 

the title given to And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too by Andrew L. Oldham or by ABKCO 

in the BMI files; — Sides A, B: Re-released on NECROPHILIA (BT CD). 

5005B December 4, 1969 � Live at Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton, London: JOHN MAYALL’S BLUESBREAKERS 

(shown in *Baton rouge”, French TV [ORTF], Dec. 9, 1967): 1. Help Me (Williamson, Bass, Dixon) 

MT: guitar; John Mayall: vocals, harmonica, Chris Mercer: Hammond organ; Keith Tillman: bass; 

Keef Hartley: drums; Dick Heckstall-Smith: saxophone. 

5022 October 9-11, 1973 � Live at Grugahalle, Essen, and maybe elsewhere on the European Tour (at least 

2 different shows): BILLY PRESTON, BILLY PRESTON’S LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M AMLH 

68265 [UK]/A&M 3637 [US] Aug. 2, 1974: cuts 1-9); BILLY PRESTON, THE BEST (A&M SP-3205 

[US], 1982: cut 16); DIGITALLY REMASTERED BEST (A&M POCM-1580, CD [Japan], March 28, 

1998: cuts 11, 16); LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M UICY-3358, CD [Japan], March 27, 2002: cuts 2, 

10-17); LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M UICY-93458, CD [Japan], May 14, 2008: cuts 1-17 [including 

a repeat of cut 2]): 1. Day Tripper (Lennon, McCartney), 2. The Bus (Preston, Greene), 3. Let It Be 

(Lennon, McCartney), 4. Let’s Go Get Stoned (Simpson, Ashford, Armstead), 5. Billy’s Bag (Preston), 

6. Will It Go Round In Circles (Trad. arr. Preston, Fisher), 7. Outa Space (Preston, Greene), 8. Higher 

(Vamp) (Stewart), 9. Get Back, 10. Day Tripper, 11. Let It Be (all Lennon, McCartney), 12. Will It Go 

Round In Circles (Trad. arr. Preston, Fisher), 13. Let's Go Get Stoned (Ashford, Simpson, Armstead), 

14. Space Race (Preston), 15. Amazing Grace (Trad.), 16. That’s The Way God Planned It (Preston), 

17. Outa Space (Preston, Fisher)/Higher (Vamp) (Stewart) 

5128A 2008 or 2009 � Livingston Recording Studios or The Smokehouse, London: PETE BRWON & PHIL 

RYAN, ROAD OF COBRAS (Proper Rec. PRPCD05, CD [UK/Europe], Sep. 9, 2010): 1. Flag A Ride, 

2. 13th Floor (both Brown, Ryan) 

MT, Clem Clemspon: guitar; Pete Brown: vocals, percussion (1), producer; Phil Ryan: keyboards, 

producer; John McKenzie: bass; Bob Jenkins: drums; Lee Goodall: saxophone; Laurie Brown: 

trumpet; Annie Whitehead: trombone (2); Helen Hardy, Rietta Austin: back-up vocals. 

8130 July, 1987 � BW’s home studio, Gedding Hall, Suffolk: Soundtrack recordings for “OPERA”, film (directed 

by Dario Argento, premiered in Italy, Dec. 19, 1987, released on DVD, Anchor Bay 11853 [US], 

Sep. 11, 2001); ARGENTO VIVO 2, Soundtrack (Cinevox TMDF 33.185 [Italy], 1988: cut 1); OPERA 

(Cinevox CD-CIA 5074, CD [Italy, 1991: cuts 1, 2); DARIO ARGENTO OPERA (Cinevox SLCS 7156, 

CD [Japan], Autumn, 2009: cuts 1, 2): 1. Opera Theme (Wyman, Taylor), 2. Black Notes (Wyman) 

BW, Terry Taylor: synthesizer (but no actual film performance). 


0.303C JUNE 13, 1976 � PARC DES SPORTS DE L’OUEST, NICE, FRANCE 




4 Hey Negrita 


6 Fool To Cry 

7 Hot Stuff 

8 Starfucker 

9 Angie 

10 You Gotta Move (McDowell, Davis) 


12 Happy 




16 Midnight Rambler





Cuts 1-20: Released on BLACK AND BLUE IN NICE (BT CD). 

Cuts 2-10, 16-20 (20 incomplete): Released on TOUR OF EUROPE ‘76 - LIVE IN NICE 1976 (BT CD). 

0.339 APRIL 22, 1979 (EARLY SHOW) � KEITH RICHARDS’ C.N.I.B. (CANADIAN NATIONAL 

INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND) BENEFIT CONCERT, CIVIC AUDITORIUM, OSHAWA, 

ONTARIO, CANADA 

1 Breathe On Me (Wood) 

2 Come To Realize (Wood) 

3 Infekshun (Wood) 

4 Lost And Lonely (Wood) 

5 Am I Groovin’ You (Berns, Barry) 

6 Seven Days (Dylan) 


8 Prodigal Son (Rev. Wilkins) 

9 Let it Rock (Anderson) 

10 Respectable 

11 Starfucker 




15 Shattered 

16 Miss You 



Songs 1-3, 8-12 (1, 3, 8, 10-12 incomplete): Circulated on video (one camera recording, probably by 

City Pulse TV). Songs 2, 11, 12 (11, 12 incomplete): Shown in a Canadian TV special (CBC) on 

the CNIB concerts, April, 1979; released on THE NEW BARBARIANS “SEVENTY FOUR 

SEVENTY NINE”, BT DVD. 

Songs 9, 11 (both incomplete), Line 18: Shown in various Canadian TV news reports, April 23, 1979. 

Song 11 (incomplete): Released in “25 X 5: THE CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF THE ROLLING 

STONES”, CMV Video 49027-2/CMV 190-49027, February 13, 1990. 

Songs 11 (incomplete), Line 18: Shown in a Canadian TV news clip (probably City Pulse TV), April 23, 

1979. 

Cuts 11-17: Released on PLACE AUX DAMES - SHADES ‘N’ CANES (BT). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-7: Part 1 of the show by THE NEW BARBARIANS: Keith Richards: guitar; Ron Wood: 

guitar, vocals, harmonica (cut 5); Ian McLagan: keyboards (also on cuts 9-17); Stanley Clarke: 

bass (also on cuts 16, 17); Joseph “Zigaboo” Modeliste: drums; Bobby Keys: saxophone (4, and 

also on cuts 16, 17); Cut 8: Ron Wood, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts not involved; Cuts 9-17: 

Piano Ian Stewart; Cuts 10, 13, 14, 16: Additional guitar Mick Jagger; Line 18: Recorded at improvised 

press conference, Toronto, April 23, 1979. 

0.340 APRIL 22, 1979 (SECOND SHOW) � KEITH RICHARDS’ C.N.I.B. BENEFIT CONCERT, CIVIC 

AUDITORIUM, OSHAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA, Introduction: Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi 

1 Sweet Little Rock ‘n Roller (Berry) 

2 F.U.C. Her (Wood) 

3 Breathe On Me (Wood) 

4 Infekshun (Wood) 

5 I Can Feel The Fire (Wood) 

6 Am I Groovin’ You (Berns, Barry) 

7 Seven Days (Dylan) 



10 Let It Rock (Anderson) 

11 Respectable 

12 Starfucker 




16 Shattered 

17 Miss You


Cuts 1-18 (10 incomplete): Released on 

BENEFIT CONCERT 1979 (BT CD); 

BLIND DATE (BT); 

BLIND DATE REVISITED (BT CD [TSP]). 

Cuts 1-18 (10, 16 incomplete): Released on BLIND DATE (BT CD [OMBS]). 

Cuts 1-18 (10, 11, 16 incomplete): Released on 

BLIND DATE (BT CD [Shaved Disc]); 

BLIND DATE REVISITED (BT CD [QC 5253/ 5254]). 

Cuts 1-9: Released on NO BENEFITS (BT CD). 

Cuts 1-3, 9: Released on INTERNATIONAL INQUISITION (BT). 

Cut 8: Released on A SLICE OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL (BT 12" EP). 


THE LIVE ALBUM (BT); 

STONED STONES (BT). 

Cuts 9, 12, 13: Released on UNRELEASED LIVE STONES 1968-1979 (BT CD). 

Cuts 10-18 (10 incomplete): Released on KEITH, WHERE’S THE PARTY TONIGHT? (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-8: Part 1 of the show by THE NEW BARBARIANS: Keith Richards: guitar; Ron Wood: 

guitar, vocals, harmonica (cut 6); Ian McLagan: keyboards (also on cuts 10-18); Stanley Clarke: 

bass (also on cuts 17, 18); Joseph “Zigaboo” Modeliste: drums; Bobby Keys: saxophone (2-4, 

also on cuts 17, 18); Cut 9: Ron Wood, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts not involved; Cuts 10-18: 

Piano Ian Stewart; Cuts 11, 14, 15, 17: Additional guitar Mick Jagger; Cuts 17, 18: Saxophone 

Bobby Keys; additional bass Stanley Clarke. 

1055A November 27 or 28, 1969 � Madison Square Garden, New York City: MICK JAGGER (“GIMME SHEL- 

TER”, DVD, Criterion Collection 99 [US], Nov. 14, 2000: song 1; “GIMME SHELTER”, DVD, Warner 

Bros. D075597 [UK], Sep. 21, 2009: songs 1; 2): 1. Little Queen Of Spades (Johnson), 2. Brown 

Sugar (Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: vocals, guitar; — NOTES: Songs 1, 2: Backstage demos played to Ike and Tina Turner. 

1088 February or March, 1977 � Record Plant, Electric Ladyland Studios or The Hit Factory, New York City: 

PETER FRAMPTON, I’M IN YOU (A&M AMLK 64704 [UK]/A&M SP 4704 [US], Nov. 1977; A&M 

D32Y-3579, CD [Japan], 1993): 1. I’m In You, 2. Tried To Love (both Frampton), 3. Signed, Sealed, 

Delivered (Wright, Garrett, Hardaway, Wonder) 

MJ: back-up vocals (1 rumoured, but not audible); Peter Frampton: guitar, vocals, string arrangement 

(1), piano (2), synthesizer (2), bass (2), back-up vocals (2, 3), drums (3), producer; Bob 

Mayo: bass, synthesizer, string arrangement (1), guitar (2), back-up vocals (2), clavinet (3); Mike 

Finnegan: back-up vocals (3); Stanley Sheldon: bass (3); John Siomos, Ritchie Hayward (2): 

drums; Chris Kimsey: engineer. 

1442A September, 2007 � London: MJ answering questions from BBC News website readers (shown “BBC 

News Entertainment”, Oct. 1, 2007). 

3049A April 23, 1979 � Toronto, Ontario, Canada: KR Improvised press conference after seeing his probation 

officer; for releases see Group Catalogue Entry 0.339. 

5133 Spring, 2009 � 2KHz Studios, London, or Chapel Studios, South Thoresby, Lincolnshire: STEPHEN DALE 

PETIT, THE CRAVE (333 Rec. 2953-11, CD [UK], July 26, 2010): 1. Slide (Petit, O’Toole) 

MT: guitar; Stephen Dale Petit: guitar, vocals; Laurent (Lorenzo) Mouflier: harmonica; Dave 

Moore: piano; Paul Spong, Roberto Manzin: horns; Chris Borud: bass; Gary O'Toole: drums; 

Martin Ditcham: percussion; Angela Brooks, TJ Davis: back-up vocals. 

5134 Spring, 2009 � BBC Radio 2 recordings, London: MICK TAYLOR/STEPHEN DALE PETIT (videotaped; 

audio broadcast in “Rhythm & Blues”, April 27, 2009): 1. Love In Vain (Johnson) 

MT: guitar; Stephen Dale Petit: guitar, vocals; Laurent (Lorenzo) Mouflier: harmonica; Chris 

Borud: bass; Gary O'Toole: drums; piano: not identified. 

8216A June 28, 2002 � London: BW interview about the death of John Entwistle for “BBC News”. 

8239A January 14, 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.


0.068 APRIL 18, 1965 � L’OLYMPIA, PARIS 

1 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Russell, Burke, Wexler)/Around And Around 

(Berry) 

2 Off The Hook (Nanker, Phelge) 




6 Little Red Rooster (Dixon) 

7 Route 66 (Troup) 

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


10 I’m Alright (McDaniel) 

11 Craw-Dad (McDaniel) 

Song 9 (incomplete): Shown in a French TV news-clip, probably April 19, 1965; re-broadcast in “Les 

Rolling Stones En Concert A Paris”, French TV (France 3), July 7, 2003. 

0.636 AUGUST 5, 1995 � SPARTAKIADNI-STRAHOV STADION, PRAGUE 


2 Private Banquet 

Song 1 (incomplete), Line 2: Shown in “OBCAN HAVEL/CITIZEN HAVEL”, film (directed by Pavel 

Koutecky and Miroslav Janek), first shown at the MAT Cinema, Prague, January 28, 2008, and at 

the Berlin Film Festival, February 11, 2008; released on DVD, Sony BMG Music Entertainment 

86973 96469 9 (Czech Republic), October 20, 2008. 

NOTES: Line 2: Special reception of all four Rolling Stones by President Vaclav Havel at the Hradcany 

Castle, Prague, probably August 6, 1995. 

0.999A SPRING, 2010 or earlier � SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL, REMIXING SESSION, Producer: 

Rob Tex 

1 Sympathy For The Breakbeats (Breakebeats Mix) 

2 Sympathy For The Breakbeats (Disco Mix) 

Cuts 1, 2: Released on ROB TEX, SYMPATHY FOR THE BREAKBEATS (Single), EDR006 (Germany), 

June 4, 2010. 

NOTES: Cuts 1, 2: No actual Rolling Stones participation; (unofficial?) remix of the 1968 recording 

(see Entry 0.152). 

1.000 MID-APRIL, 2010 � PLUNDERED MY SOUL (PROMOTIONAL CD SINGLE), UNIVERSAL 

CATR-05230-2 (EUROPE) 

A1 Plundered My Soul (Radio Mix) 

A2 Plundered My Soul 

1.001 APRIL 16, 2010 � PLUNDERED MY SOUL (SINGLE), UNIVERSAL 273.547-7 (EUROPE)/ 

B0014162-21 (US) 

A Plundered My Soul 

B All Down The Line 

1.006? JUNE 4, 2010 � ROB TEX, SYMPATHY FOR THE BREAKBEATS (SINGLE), EDR006 

(GERMANY) 

A Sympathy For The Breakbeats (Breakebeats Mix) 

B Sympathy For The Breakbeats (Disco Mix) 

Sides A, B: (Unofficial?) remixes of Sympathy For The Devil, Spring, 2010. or earlier 

1056B Early 1970 � London: MOTT THE HOOPLE; MAD SHADOWS (Island Rec. ILPS 9112 [UK]/Atlantic SD 

8272 [US], Sep. 1970): 1. Walking With A Mountain (Hunter)

NOTES: Cut 1: In spite of respective rumours it is unlikely that MJ sang back-up vocals on this 

cut which in fact features some samplings of Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Jagger, Richards). 

7130 November 25, 1987 � Live at the Ritz, New York City: RONNIE WOOD & BO DIDDLEY, LIVE AT THE 

RITZ (JVC VILZ-28122 [Japan], April 30, 1988: cuts 2, 3, 5-8, 10, 11; JVC VDPZ-1329 CD [Japan], 

Spring, 1988/ Victory 480008-2 CD [US], Sep. 1992: cuts 2, 3, 5-11): 1. Diddley Daddy, 2. Crackin’ 

Up, 3. I’m A Man, 4. Mona (all McDaniel) [etc.] 

RW: guitar, vocals (6-8), producer; Bo Diddley (1-4, 9-11): guitar, vocals, drums (9); Jim Satten: 

guitar; Debbie Hastings: bass, back-up vocals; Hal Goldstein: keyboards, harmonica, back-up 

vocals; Mike Fink: drums; Eddie Kendrick, David Ruffin, Carol MacDonald, Sarah Dash, Faith 

Fusillo: back-up vocals (9, 11); — NOTES: RW is not playing on the opening cut of the vinyl 

album and CD, Road Runner (McDaniel). 


1.003 MAY 11, 2010 � “STONES IN EXILE”, DOCUMENTARY, PREMIERED AT THE MUSEUM 

OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK CITY, Director Stephen Kijak 

A Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts Visiting Olympic Sound Studios 

B Mick Jagger Interview 

C Bill Wyman Interview 

D Keith Richards Interview 

E (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

F Bill Wyman Interview 

G Charlie Watts Interview 

H Arriving in France 

Dominique Tarle Interview 

Anita Pallenberg Interview 

I The Wedding of Mick Jagger and Bianca Perez Moreno De Macias 

J Charlie Watts Interview 

K Mick Taylor Interview 

Jimmy Miller Audio Interview from Archive 

Bobby Keys interview 

Andy Johns Interview 

L Shake Your Hips (Moore) 

Marshall Chess Interview 

M Ventilator Blues 

N Keith Richards Interview 

O Charlie Watts Interview 

P Run Around (Berry) 

Q Sweet Virginia 

Jake Weber Interview 

R Can I Get A Witness (Holland, Holland, Dozier) 

S Loving Cup 

T Loving Cup 

U Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Back-Up Singers plus Rehearsal Shot with Mick 

Taylor on Drums 

Robert Franks’ Super 8 Footage for the Covers Shots of EXILE 

V Mick Jagger Interview 

W Exile On Main Street Blues 

Line A: Recorded in late 2009 or early 2010. 

Lines B-D, J, K (all continued throughout the whole film, normally soundtrack only, some black and 

white footage): Recorded in London, New York City and maybe other places, Autumn, 2009. 

Song E (incomplete): Recorded at the Saville Theatre, London, December 14, 1969 (early show). 

Lines F, G: Recorded at Newcastle-upon-Tyne for Tyne Tees Television by Martin Young, March 4, 

1971. 

Line H: Recorded on the Champs Elysees and other places in Paris, France, early April, 1971, probably 

for French TV or news-reel. 

Line I: Recorded at St. Anne’s Chapel, St. Tropez, France, May 12, 1971.

Songs L, M, S (all soundtrack, incomplete): Rehearsals, probably recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, 

France, between July 10 and November 23, 1971. 

Line N, O: Recorded outside Montsalvat Castle, near Melbourne, Australia, February 16, 1973, for 

Australian ABC-TV. 

Song P (Mick Jagger and Keith Richards only): Probably recorded backstage during the American 

Tour, June or July, 1972. 

Song Q (incomplete): Recorded at Will Rogers Auditorium, Fort Worth, Texas, June 24, 1972 (early 

show). 

Song R (incomplete): Probably recorded at rehearsals, Warner Brothers Studios, Burbank, California, 

early May, 1972. 

Song T (incomplete, lip-synched performance): Recorded at Rialto Theatre, Montreux, Switzerland, 

May 18, 1972, for “Beat-Club”. 

Line U (no live sounds): Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December, 1971, or early 

1972. 

Line V: Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, probably Autumn, 2009. 

Song W (soundtrack to off-rolling credits): Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, March 28, 

1972. 

NOTES: Credits: Director: Stephen Kijak; Producers: John Battsek, Victoria Pearman for Passion 

Pictures; Executive Producers: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts, with Jane Rose, 

Joyce Smyth, Sherry Daly; Photography: Grant Gee; Editor: Ben Stark; Production Designer: Erik 

Rehl; Length: 61 mins.; — European premiere held at the Cannes Film Festival, France, May 19, 

2010 (attended by Mick Jagger); — Documentary also features excerpts and out-takes from the 

films “COCKSUCKER BLUES” and “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: THE ROLLING STONES”, 

photographs by Dominique Tarle, Ethan Russell and Jim Marshall, plus interviews with Don Was, 

Will.I.Am, Jack White, Sheryl Crow, Benicio Del Toro, Caleb Followill and Martin Scorsese. 

1001A Late 1961 � Dick Taylor’s home, Bexleyheath, near 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): 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) 

MJ: vocals; Keith Richards: guitar, Bob Beckwith: guitar, and maybe harmonica (13); Dick 

Taylor: bass, guitar, drums (probably 13); Alan Etherington: maracas, drums, back-up vocals; — 

NOTES: Cuts 1-13: 30 minutes reel-to-reel tape of which the original was bought by Mick Jagger 

at Christie’s auction house, London, May 25, 1995, for £ 50,250; Cuts 10-13: Might come from a 

January, 1962, session at Dick Taylor’s home; — The group’s name was 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). 

3048 Early 1979 � Channel One Studio, Kingston, Jamaica: 

BLACK UHURU, SHOWCASE (Taxi Rec. DRLP 1003 [Jamaica], 1979; Black Rose/Darace Music 

DML 5801L [Canada], 1979; D-Roy DMLP-1003 [UK]); GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER 

(Heartbeat HB-18 [US], 1981; Heartbeat PGHB-18 [US], CD, Oct. 25, 1990): 1. Shine Eye (Black 

Uhuru [Rose, Jones, Simpson]); 

BLACK UHURU, Single (Taxi Rec. no cat. Nr. [Jamaica], 1979); SLY & ROBBIE, UNMETERED 

TAXI (Pressure Sounds PSCD43, CD [UK], June 22, 2004): 2. Shine Eye Girl, 3. Version (both Black 

Uhuru); 

BLACK UHURU, SHINE EYE, 12" Single (D-Roy Rec. DRDD 15 [UK], 1979); JAM - KEITH 

RICHARD (BT): 4. Shine Eye (Black Uhuru); 

BLACK UHURU (Virgin 1004 [US], 1979/Virgin Only-2 [UK], Aug. 1981; Virgin CDVX-1004, CD [UK], 

1989): 5. Shine Eye Gal (Black Uhuru); 

BLACK UHURU, Single (Taxi Oldies TXI 867274 [Jamaica], 1980s): 6. Shine Eye Girl (Black 

Uhuru); 

JAM - KEITH RICHARD (BT), ROLLING STONES/KEITH RICHARDS, NOT GUILTY (BT), 

SOUL SURVIVOR (BT); WHAT A JOY (BT 33⅓ EP): 7. What A Joy (Black Uhuru); 

ROLLING STONES, BOOZE AND PILLS AND POWDERS (BT); JAM - KEITH RICHARD (BT): 

8. Beast Of Burden (a.k.a. Beast Of Dub) (Jagger, Richards) 

KR, Radcliffe Dougie Bryan: guitar; Robbie Shakespeare: bass; Michael Rose, Puma Jones, 

Dickie Simpson: vocals (1, 2, 4-7); Keith Sterling, Winston Wright: organ; Sly Dunbar: drums; 

Delroy Witter and/or Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare: producer(s); — NOTES:. Cut 1: Also 

known as Shine Eye Gal; not listed on label of original SHOWCASE album; Cuts 2, 6: Surprisingly 

called Shine Eye Girl (not Gal); Cut 2: Single mix of cut 1; Cut 3: Dub version of cut 2; 

Cut 4: 12" remix of cut 1; Cut 5: Edited album version of cut 4; Cut 6: Same as cut 2 with early 

fade.



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

Gee 


Cut 11 [the usual EXILE ON MAIN ST version, not the re-mixed single]: Released on PLUNDERED MY 

SOUL (Single), Universal CATR-05230-2, mid-April, 2010. 

1.002 MAY 3, 2010 � ALL DOWN THE LINE (INTERNET BONUS DOWNLOAD), UNIVERSAL 

MUSIC/AMAZON.CO.UK 

A All Down The Line - Alternate Take 

Cut A: Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, July 14-15 or July 23, 1970. 

NOTES: Also released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), UICY-1478 (Japan), May 19, 2010. 

1.004 MAY 14/MAY 18, 2010 � EXILE ON MAIN ST (DOUBLE CD), UNIVERSAL 273 429-5 

(EUROPE)/UNIVERSAL B0014130-02 (US) 

A1 Rocks Off 

A2 Rip This Joint 

A3 Shake Your Hips (Moore) 

A4 Casino Boogie 

A5 Tumbling Dice 

A6 Sweet Virginia 

A7 Torn And Frayed 

A8 Sweet Black Angel 

A9 Loving Cup 

A10 Happy 

A11 Turd On The Run 

A12 Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor) 

A13 Just Wanna See His Face 

A14 Let It Loose 

A15 All Down The Line 

A16 Stop Breaking Down (Johnson) 

A17 Shine A Light 

A18 Soul Survivor 

B1 Pass The Wine (Sophia Loren) 

B2 Plundered My Soul 

B3 I’m Not Signifying 

B4 Following The River 

B5 Dancing In The Light 

B6 So Divine (Aladdin Story) 

B7 Loving Cup - Alternate Take 

B8 Soul Survivor - Alternate Take 

B9 Good Time Women 

B10 Title 5 (Take 1) 

Cuts A1, A10, A12, A18, B8, B10: Recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July 

and October 14-November 23, 1971. 

Cuts A2-A9, A11, A13-A17: Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, 

and/or January-March, 1972. 

Cut B1: Begun at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, or January-March, 1972, 

and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording Studios 

and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cuts B2-B4: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July and/or October 14- 

November 23, 1971, and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson 

Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009.

Cut B5 Begun with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury, or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, March-May, 

1970, and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording 

Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cut B6: Begun with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 21 

onwards and November, 1970, and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York 

City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cut B7: Begun at Olympic Sound Studios, London, June 10-July 2, 1969, and finished by Mick Jagger 

at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los 

Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cut B9: Recorded with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury and/or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 

21 onwards and November, 1970. 

NOTES: Also released as EXILE ON MAIN ST (Deluxe Box Set), Universal 273 429-9, May 14, 2010, 

featuring the double CD (with a slightly different track order for Disc 2) plus a reissue of the two 

original vinyl LPs and a DVD offering clips from “STONES IN EXILE” (see above) plus extracts of 

“LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: THE ROLLING STONES” and “COCKSUCKER BLUES”; — Also 

released by Best Buy as EXILE ON MAIN ST (3 CD special edition), Universal B0014400-02, 

May, 2010, including a series of promotional interviews; — Side A: Previously released as EXILE 

ON MAIN ST, Rolling Stones Records COC 2-2900/COC 69100, May 22/May 26, 1972; as EXILE 

ON MAIN ST, RSR-EMI CUN 69100, March 14, 1980; as EXILE ON MAIN ST (CD), RSR-CBS 

450196-2/RSR-Columbia CGK 40489, November 27, 1986/December, 1986; as EXILE ON MAIN 

ST, RSR-CBS 450196-1, September 28, 1987; as EXILE ON MAIN ST (CD), Virgin Records 

39503-2 (Collector’s Edition)/ Virgin Records 39524-2, June 28, 1994/July 26, 1994; — Side B: 

Simultaneously released as EXILE ON MAIN ST – RARITIES EDITION (CD), Target Records 

Universal B0014336-02; — Cut A1: Promotional video based on this track – compiled of footage 

recorded by Robert Frank in 1972 – released April 21, 2010; Cut B4: Promotional video based on 

this track released mid-May, 2010 (no Rolling Stones involvement). 

1079B Spring, 1974 � Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, or A&M Recording Studios, Hollywood: BILLY PRESTON, 

THE KIDS & ME (A&M AMLH 63645 [UK]/A&M SP 3645 [US], June 29, 1974; DIGITALLY REMAS- 

TERED BEST, A&M POCM-1580, CD [Japan], March 28, 1998; THE KIDS & ME, A&M UICY-93459, 

CD [Japan], April 3, 2010): 1. Nothing From Nothing (Preston, Fisher) 

MJ: hand in the mix (unconfirmed). 

1451 Autumn, 2009 � One East Recording, New York City; Henson Recording Studios and Village Recorder, 

Los Angeles: Over-dub session for THE ROLLING STONES: EXILE ON MAIN ST double CD 

(Universal 273 429-5 [Europe]/ Universal B0014130-02 [US], May 14/May 18, 2010: cuts 1-7): 

PLUNDERED MY SOUL, promotional CD single (CATR-05230 [Europe], mid-April, 2010: cuts 7, 8); 

PLUNDERED MY SOUL, Single (Universal 273 547-7 [Europe], April 16, 2010: cut 7); 1. Loving Cup, 

2. Pass The Wine (Sophia Loren), 3. I’m Not Signifying, 4. Dancing In The Light, 5. So Divine (Aladdin 

Story), 6. Following The River, 7. Plundered My Soul, 8. Plundered My Soul (Radio Mix) (all 

Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: vocal over-dubs (1), vocals (2, 4-8), guitar (2-4, 6-8), maracas (2), harmonica (2, 3), percussion 

(4, 7, 8), tambourine (6), producer; Keith Richards (5), Mick Taylor (7, 8): guitar overdubs; 

Lisa Fischer, Cindy Mizelle: back-up vocals (2, 6-8); David Campbell: strings arrangement 

(6); Don Was: producer; — NOTES: Cut 1: Begun at Olympic Sound Studios, London, June 10- 

July 2, 1969; Cut B2: Begun at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, 

or January-March, 1972; Cuts 3, 6, 7: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10late 

July and/or October 14-November 23, 1971; Cut 4: Begun with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury 

or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, March-May, 1970; Cut 5: Begun with RSM, Stargroves, 

Newbury or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 21 onwards and November, 1970; 

Cut 8: Promotional remix of cut 7, featuring additional guitar by Mick Taylor plus a longer fade 

out. 

1466? June 27, 2010 � Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein, South Africa: MJ among crowd for the football world 

cup game England vs. Germany (world-wide live TV coverage), including back-up vocals on God 

Save The Queen (Bull). 

3287 September 11-15, 2006 � Palmdale, California: Shooting of “PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT 

WORLD’S END”, film (directed by Gore Verbinski, premiered at Disneyland, Anaheim, California, 

May 19, 2007 in presence of KR [“Focus Hollywood”, American TV live report]; released on DVD, 

“PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD’S END”, Walt Disney Pictures 40991 [US], Dec. 4, 

2007, including bonus feature “Keith & The Captain: On Set With Johnny Depp And The Rock 

Legend”) 

KR: actor (Captain Teague), alongside Johnny Depp, Keira Knightley, Orlando Bloom, Bill Nighy, 

Geoffrey Rush, Chow Yun Fat and others; plus interview on the set and guitar clips of 1. Only 

Found Out Yesterday (Richards); — NOTES: Track 1 mistakenly called Spanish Ladies (Trad.) 

in the DVD commentary. 

3288 Autumn, 2006 � JOHNNY CASH, GOD’S GONNA CUT YOU DOWN, CD single (Lost Highway, 062517 

20540 6 [Europe], Jan. 15, 2007): 1. “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” (Trad.)

NOTES: Song 1: Lip-synched performance of a posthumous promotional video, starring: KR, 

Iggy Pop, Bono, Sheryl Crow, Rick Rubin, Brian Wilson, Johnny Depp, Patti Smith, Chris Rock, 

Anthony Kiedis and others; Tony Kaye: video director. 

7042A Probably February 1, 1974 � Press conference, Sydney: Interview with all five Faces by Julie Clarke, 

Peter Collins and Adam Bowen for Australian ABC-TV (shown “GTK”, Feb. 4, 1974). 

7042B Probably February 3, 1974 � Live at South Melbourne Football Ground, Melbourne: ROD STEWART & 

THE FACES, “IN CONCERT MELBOURNE” (GTK: [Australian ABC-TV], Feb. 1974): 1. It’s All Over 

Now (Womack, Womack), 2. Twistin’ The Night Away (Cooke) 

RW: guitar, back-up vocals (1); Rod Stewart: vocals; Ian McLagan: keyboards; Tetsu Yamauchi: 

bass; Kenney Jones; drums. 

8028 May 28 and 31, 1971 � Strawberry Studios, Chateau d’Herouville, near Paris: JOHN WALKER, Single 

(Green Mountain GMM 416 [US], Oct. 20, 1973: cuts 1, 2): 1. Good Days, 2. Midnight Morning 

(both Walker); Out-takes 3. Won’t You Tell Me Children, 4. I Have Found My Time in You (both 

Walker?) 

BW: bass, producer; John Walker: vocals, guitar; John Uribe: guitar; Mike Moram: keyboards; 

Paul Francis: drums; Jim Price, Bobby Keys: brass (recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, 

France, June 29-30 and July 13, 1971); unidentified female back-up vocals (3, 4); Andy Johns: 

mixing engineer; — NOTES: One more track from this session, 5. Women (Walker?), reportedly 

featuring Keith Richards on guitar, has not surfaced so far. 


0.161 JUNE 10 - JULY 2, 1969 � OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy Miller; 


10 Loving Cup 

13 Loving Cup - Alternate Take 

Cuts 10: Released on 

THE ABKCO MASTERS (BT CD); 

BEGGARS BREAKFAST (BT CD [IU]); 


EXILE STONES/ EXILE OUTTAKES (BT CD); 

GET A LINE ON YOU ‘EXILE OUTTAKES’ (BT CD [VGP]); 

HILLSIDE BLUES (BT CD); 

TIME TRIP VOL. 1 (BT CD); 

WINGLESS ANGELS (BT CD). 

Cut 13: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), Universal 273 429-5 (Europe and US), May 

14/May 18, 2010. 

NOTES: Cut 13: Based on an edit version of cut 10; finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, 

New York City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009 

(see Entry 1451). 

0.183 FEBRUARY 17 and MARCH - MAY, 1970 � ROLLING STONES MOBILE (RSM), STAR- 

GROVES (MICK JAGGER’S HOUSE), NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, and OLYMPIC SOUND 

STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy Miller; Engineers: Glyn Johns, Andy Johns and 

Chris Kimsey 

16 Dancing In The Light 

20 Dancing In The Light 


CAN YOU HEAR THE GUITAR (BT); 


INSTRUMENTALS (BT); 

TRIDENT DEMOS 1969 (BT); 

THE TRIDENT MIXES (BT CD [689]); 

THE TRIDENT MIXES (BT and BT CD [LLR]). 

Cut 20: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), Universal 273 429-5 (Europe and US), May 


NOTES: Cut 16: Instrumental; also known as Four And In; piano Ian Stewart; Cuts 16, 20: Percussion 

Jimmy Miller; Cut 20: Based on cut 16; finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York

City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009 (see Entry 

1451). 

0.183A JUNE 16 - JULY 27, 1970 � OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy Miller; 

Engineers: Glyn Johns, Andy Johns 

6 All Down The Line - Alternate Take 


ALL DOWN THE LINE (Internet Bonus Download), Universal Music/Amazon.co.uk, May 3, 2010; 

EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), UICY-1478 (Japan), May 19, 2010. 

NOTES: Cut 6: Unfinished lyrics; version based on electric guitars (as opposed to the earlier “acoustic 

version”, recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, June 10-July 2, 1969); piano Ian Stewart or 

Billy Preston; recorded July 14-15 or July 23, 1970. 




4 Good Time Women 

8 Aladdin Story 

9 Sway 

12 Sway [Single Remix] 

16 So Divine (Aladdin Story) 

Cuts 4, 8: Released on HILLSIDE BLUES (BT CD). 




EXILE STONES/EXILE OUTTAKES (BT CD); 



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

MAD SHADOWS (BT CD); 

WINGLESS ANGELS (BT CD). 

Cuts 4, 16: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), Universal 273 429-5 (Europe and US), May 


NOTES: Cut 8: Mick Taylor not present; vibraphone Jim Price; organ probably Nicky Hopkins; Cuts 9 

and/or 12: Additional back up vocals Pete Townshend, Ronnie Lane and Billy Nicholls; Cut 16: 

Based on cut 8; finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording 

Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009 (see MICK JAGGER, Entry 

1451). 




1 Rocks Off 

[2 Casino Boogie] 

3 Happy 

4 Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor) 


6 Let It Loose 


8 Fast Talking Slow Walking 

9 Soul Survivor - Alternate Take 

10 Title 5 (Take 1) 


12 Following The River 

13 Plundered My Soul 

14 Plundered My Soul (Radio Mix) 

Cuts 1, 3-5, 9-13: Released on EXILE ON MAIN ST (double CD), Universal 273 429-5 (Europe and 

US), May 14/May 18, 2010. 

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


1986/ December, 1986. 

Cut 2,: Origin shifted to Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, and/or January- 

March, 1972 (see Entry 0.205B).


EXILE STONES/ EXILE OUTTAKES (BT CD); 


HILLSIDE BLUES (BT CD. 



BEGGARS BREAKFAST (BT CD [IU]); 

EMOTIONAL TATTOO (BT); 

MONA (BT); 

SHOUTING IN A BUCKET (BT CD); 

UNSEARCHABLE STARS (BT). 

Cuts 13, 14: Released on PLUNDERED MY SOUL (Promotional CD single), CATR-05230, mid-April, 

2010. 

Cut 13: Released on PLUNDERED MY SOUL (Single), Universal 273 547-7, April 16, 2010. 

NOTES: Cut 1: Tambourine by Mick Jagger; Cuts 1, 3-5, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14: Piano Nicky Hopkins; Cuts 1, 

3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14: Saxophone Bobby Keys; Cuts 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11: Trumpet and/or trombone 

Jim Price; Cut 3: Lead vocals, guitar and bass Keith Richards; drums Jimmy Miller; maracas 

Bobby Keys; Cut 4: Additional drums Jimmy Miller; Cut 5: Bass Keith Richards; tambourine Jimmy 

Miller; Cut 6: Extended instrumental backing track of official version also featuring slide guitar; 

piano and mellotron Nicky Hopkins; begun at Olympic Sound Studios, London, April 17-22, 1969; 

Cut 7: Also known as I Ain’t Lying or Ain’t Gonna Lie; early version with guitar opening and fadedin 

vocals; Cut 8: Not to be confused with the later version from Dynamic Studios, November 25-30 

or December 6-13, 1972 with Billy Preston omnipresent on over-dubbed organ; Cut 9: Same as 

cut 5, lacking back-up vocals, but with additional horns; vocals Keith Richards; Cut 10: Short 

instrumental featuring Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts; Cuts 11-14: Finished by 

Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village 

Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009 (see Entry 1451); Cut 11: Starting with piano intro and full 

vocals; Keith Richards not present; Cut 12: Mick Taylor not present; — Also joining in these sessions 

Gram Parsons (apparently not recorded). 


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

Gee 


2 Shake Your Hips (Moore) 


4 Sweet Virginia 

5 Torn And Frayed 

6 Sweet Black Angel 

7 Loving Cup 

8 Turd On The Run 

9 Just Wanna See His Face 

10 Let It Loose 


12 Stop Breaking Down (Johnson) 

13 Shine A Light 


15 Sophia Loren 


17 Casino Boogie 

18 Pass The Wine (Sophia Loren) 

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

US), May 14/May 18, 2010. 

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


1986/ December, 1986. 


Single, Rolling Stones Records RS-19104, July 15, 1972; 

PLUNDERED MY SOUL (Single), Universal 273 547-7, April 16, 2010; 

THE JEAN-CLARKE MAMMORIAL SONIC BARBECUE (BT); 

THE JEAN-CLARKE MEMORIAL SONIC BARBECUE (BT CD); 

TAXILE ON MAINSTREET (BT); 

THROUGH THE YEARS ‘63 - ‘93 (BT CD). 

Cut 16: Released on THE BLACK BOX (BT CD [Disc 3, cut 8]). 

NOTES: Cut 14: Extended version of cut 11, additional back-up vocals; Cut 15: Long, slow rocker with 

prominent piano and horns (unreleased and not circulated among collectors); Cut 16: Early mix of

cut 11 lacking guitar over-dubs; Cut 17: Bass Keith Richards; back-up vocals Clydie King or 

Venetta Fields; Cut 18: Based on cut 15; finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New 

York City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009 (see 

Entry 1451). 

1.000 MID-APRIL, 2010 � PLUNDERED MY SOUL (PROMOTIONAL CD SINGLE), UNIVERSAL 

CATR-05230-2 (EUROPE) 

A1 Plundered My Soul 

A2 Plundered My Soul (Radio Mix) 

Cuts A1, A2: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July and/or October 14- 

November 23, 1971, and finished by Mick Jagger, One East Recording, New York City, Henson 


NOTES: Cut A1: Two promotional videos based on this track - compiled of footage originally filmed by 

Robert Frank in 1972, one version based on the graphics of the EXILE album cover - released 

around April 19, 2010. 

1.001 APRIL 16, 2010 � PLUNDERED MY SOUL (SINGLE), UNIVERSAL 273 547-7 (EUROPE) 

A Plundered My Soul 

B All Down The Line 

Side A: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July and/or October 14-November 

23, 1971, and finished by Mick Jagger, One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording 


Side B: Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, and/or January- 

March, 1972. 

1.002 MAY 3, 2010 � ALL DOWN THE LINE (INTERNET BONUS DOWNLOAD), UNIVERSAL 

MUSIC/AMAZON.CO.UK 

A All Down The Line - Alternate Take 

Cut A: Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, July 14-15 or July 23, 1970. 

1.003 MAY 11, 2010 � ”STONES IN EXILE”; DOCUMENTARY, PREMIERED AT THE MUSEUM 

OF MODERN ART; NEW YORK CITY, Director Stephen Kijak 

A [To follow] 

B [To follow] 

Etc. 

1.004 MAY 14/MAY 18, 2010 � EXILE ON MAIN ST (DOUBLE CD), UNIVERSAL 273 429-5 

(EUROPE and US) 

A1 Rocks Off 

A2 Rip This Joint 

A3 Shake Your Hips (Moore) 

A4 Casino Boogie 

A5 Tumbling Dice 

A6 Sweet Virginia 

A7 Torn And Frayed 

A8 Sweet Black Angel 

A9 Loving Cup 

A10 Happy 

A11 Turd On The Run 

A12 Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor) 

A13 Just Wanna See His Face 

A14 Let It Loose 

A15 All Down The Line 

A16 Stop Breaking Down (Johnson) 

A17 Shine A Light 

A18 Soul Survivor 

B1 Loving Cup - Alternate Take 

B2 Pass The Wine (Sophia Loren) 

B3 I’m Not Signifying 

B4 Dancing In The Light 

B5 So Divine (Aladdin Story) 

B6 Soul Survivor - Alternate Take

B7 Following The River 

B8 Plundered My Soul 

B9 Good Time Women 

B10 Title 5 (Take 1) 

Cuts A1, A10, A12, A18, B6, B10: Recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July 

and October 14-November 23, 1971. 

Cuts A2-A9, A11, A13-A17: Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, 

and/or January-March, 1972. 

Cut B1: Begun at Olympic Sound Studios, London, June 10-July 2, 1969, and finished by Mick Jagger 

at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los 

Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cut B2: Begun at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, or January-March, 1972, 

and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording Studios 

and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cuts B3, B7, B8: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10-late July and/or October 14- 

November 23, 1971, and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson 


Cut B4 Begun with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury, or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, March-May, 

1970, and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York City, Henson Recording 


Cut B5: Begun with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 21 

onwards and November, 1970, and finished by Mick Jagger at One East Recording, New York 

City, Henson Recording Studios and/or Village Recorder, Los Angeles, Autumn, 2009. 

Cut B9: Recorded with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury and/or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 

21 onwards and November, 1970. 

NOTES: Also released as EXILE ON MAIN ST (Deluxe Box Set), Universal 273 429-9, May 14, 2010, 

including a reissue of the original vinyl LPs plus a DVD offering clips from “STONES IN EXILE” 

(see above) plus extracts of “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: THE ROLLING STONES” and 

“COCKSUCKER BLUES”; — Side A: Previously released as EXILE ON MAIN ST, Rolling Stones 

Records COC 2-2900/COC 69100, May 22/May 26, 1972; as EXILE ON MAIN ST, RSR-EMI 

CUN 69100, March 14, 1980; as EXILE ON MAIN ST (CD), RSR-CBS 450196-2/RSR-Columbia 

CGK 40489, November 27, 1986/December, 1986; as EXILE ON MAIN ST, RSR-CBS 450196-1, 

September 28, 1987; as EXILE ON MAIN ST (CD), Virgin Records 39503-2 (Collector’s Edition)/ 

Virgin Records 39524-2, June 28, 1994/July 26, 1994; — Cut A1: Promotional video based on this 

track – compiled of footage recorded by Robert Frank in 1972 – released April 21, 2010; Cut B7: 

Promotional video based on this track released mid-May, 2010 (no Rolling Stones involvement). 

1451 Autumn, 2009 � One East Recording, New York City; Henson Recording Studios and Village Recorder, 

Los Angeles: Over-dub session for THE ROLLING STONES (PLUNDERED MY SOUL, promotional 

CD single, CATR-05230 [Europe], mid-April, 2010: cuts 7, 8; PLUNDERED MY SOUL, single, Universal 

273 547-7 [Europe], April 16, 2010: cut 7; EXILE ON MAIN ST, Universal 273 429-5, CD 

[Europe and US], May 14/May 18, 2010: cuts 1-7): 1. Loving Cup, 2. Pass The Wine (Sophia Loren), 

3. I’m Not Signifying, 4. Dancing In The Light, 5. So Divine (Aladdin Story), 6. Following The River, 

7. Plundered My Soul, 8. Plundered My Soul (Radio Mix) (all Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: vocal over-dubs (1), vocals (2, 4-8), guitar (2-4, 6-8), maracas (2), harmonica (2, 3), percussion 

(4, 7, 8), tambourine (6), producer; Keith Richards (5), Mick Taylor (7, 8): guitar overdubs; 

Lisa Fischer, Cindy Mizelle: back-up vocals (2, 6-8); David Campbell: strings arrangement 

(6); Don Was: producer; — NOTES: Cut 1: Begun at Olympic Sound Studios, London, June 10- 

July 2, 1969; Cut B2: Begun at Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, December 4-17, 1971, 

or January-March, 1972; Cuts 3, 6, 7: Begun with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July 10late 

July and/or October 14-November 23, 1971; Cut 4: Begun with RSM, Stargroves, Newbury 

or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, March-May, 1970; Cut 5: Begun with RSM, Stargroves, 

Newbury or at Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 21 onwards and November, 1970; 

Cut 8: Promotional remix of cut 7, reported to feature a new lead guitar by Mick Taylor (if you 

can hear it).


0.102A FEBRUARY 17, 1966 � “BRIAN HENDERSON’S BANDSTAND”, NATIONAL TELEVISION 

NETWORKS RECORDINGS, SYDNEY, Director: Ted Gregory 

1 I’m Moving On (Snow) 

1 Get Off Of My Cloud 


3 19th Nervous Breakdown 

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


Songs 1-5: Shown February 20, 1966; released on “BRIAN HENDERSON’S BANDSTAND” (BT DVD). 

Song 5 (incomplete): Re-broadcast in “60 Minutes”, Australian TV (Channel 9), February, 1984, and 

probably June 10, 1985, by BBC TV. 

0.102B FEBRUARY 18, 1966 (EARLY SHOW) � COMMEMORATIVE AUDITORIUM, SHOW- 

GROUNDS, SYDNEY 

2 She Said Yeah (Jackson, Christy) 

8 19th Nervous Breakdown 

Song 2 or 8 (incomplete, over-dubbed with I’m Moving On): Shown in an Australian TV news-clip, February, 

1996; re-broadcast in “One on One”, Australian TV (Channel 9), April 9, 2006; released on 

“BANGING DOWN UNDER” (BT DVD). 

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

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

34 Emotional Rescue [7” Promo Edit] 

45 Emotional Rescue [Cassette Edit] 

Cut 45: Released on REWIND 1971-1984 (Cassette), Rolling Stones Records TC-CUN 1 (UK), early 

July, 1984. 

NOTES: Cut 45: Same as cut 34 with an additional third repeat of the "I'll come to your emotional 

rescue"-line at the end of the second verse, fading early during the “Riding across the desert on a 

fine Arab charger”-line. 

5086 April 4, 1995 � Arthur’s Club, Geneva: “MICK TAYLOR EN CONCERT”, French TV recordings (shown by 

Supervision TV, June, 1995: songs 1, 2, 4; re-broadcast by M6, May 12, 2000: songs 1-4; shown 

in “SUR LA ROUTE AVEC MICK TAYLOR”, April 28, 2000 [Muzzik], and released as “ON THE 

ROAD WITH MICK TAYLOR”, bonus feature to “THE TOKYO CONCERT”, DVD, In-Akustik INA 

76476-2 [Germany], Nov. 20, 2009: songs 1-4 [all incomplete]; MICK TAYLOR & SNOWY WHITE, 

ARTHUR’S CLUB GENEVE 95, BT CD: cuts 1-4): 1. You Gotta Move (McDowell, Davis), 2. I Wonder 

Why (King), 3. You Shook Me (Dixon), 4. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Jagger, Richards) 

5097B Spring, 1998 � Unknown location: MICK TAYLOR, MTV-VH1 recordings (shown in “SUR LA ROUTE 

AVEC MICK TAYLOR”, April 28, 2000 [Muzzik], and released as “ON THE ROAD WITH MICK 

TAYLOR”, bonus feature to “THE TOKYO CONCERT”, DVD, In-Akustik INA76476-2 [Germany], 

Nov. 20, 2009 [incomplete]): 1. Blues In The Morning (Taylor) 

MT: guitar, vocals; Robert Ahwai: guitar; Max Middleton: piano; Michael Bailey: bass; Jeff Allen: 

drums. 

5098A Summer, 1998 � Unknown location, France: MICK TAYLOR, French TV recordings (shown in “SUR 

LA ROUTE AVEC MICK TAYLOR”, April 28, 2000 [Muzzik], and released as “ON THE ROAD 

WITH MICK TAYLOR”, bonus feature to “THE TOKYO CONCERT”, DVD, In-Akustik INA76476-2 

[Germany], Nov. 20, 2009 [Songs 3, 4 incomplete]): 1. Classical Piano Notes, 2. Blues Guitar Licks, 

3. Feel Like I’m Going Home (?), 4. Guitar Licks on a flea market, 5. Blind Willie McTell (Dylan) 

MT: piano (1), guitar (2-5), vocals (3, 5), plus clips from various interviews. 

7012A April 8, 1968 � BBC Radio 1 recordings, London: THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN (broadcast 

“Top Gear”, April 20, 1968); VARIOUS ARTISTS, BEFORE THE FALL -THE PEEL SESSIONS 

(Strange Fruit Rec. SFRLP 203 [UK]/SFRCD, CD [UK], Sep. 1991: cut 3); THE CRAZY WORLD 

OF ARTHUR BROWN, Esoteric Re. ECLEC 22178, CD [UK], Feb. 22, 2010: cuts 2, 3): 1. Child Of 

My Kingdom (Brown, Crane), 2. Come And Buy (both Brown, Crane), 3. Fire (Brown, Crane, Kerr, 

Finesilver), 4. I Put A Spell On You (Hawkins) 

RW: bass; Arthur Brown: vocals; Vincent Crane: organ; Drachen Theaker: drums; Bernie 

Andrews: producer.

7026A October 26, 1971 � The BBC Television Theatre, London: THE FACES, TV recordings (shown “Sounds 

for Saturday” [a.k.a. “The Music of The Faces” or “Rockmasters”], BBC2 TV, April 1, 1972; re-broadcast 

in “Sight and Sound in Concert”, BBC Four, Jan. 1, 2010, and subsequently released on BT 

DVD: all with songs 1-7; FIVE GUYS WALK INTO A BAR..., Warner Bros. Rhino 8122-78233, CD 

box set [US], June 28, 2004: songs 2, 4, 6, 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. 


0.047 OCTOBER 29, 1964 � THE T.A.M.I. SHOW (TEENAGE AWARDS MUSIC INTERNATIONAL 

SHOW), CIVIC AUDITORIUM, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA 


2 Around And Around (Berry) 

3 Off The Hook (Nanker, Phelge) 

4 Tell Me 



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


9 Get Together (McDaniel) 

Songs 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9: Shown in “GATHER NO MOSS”, film, August 7, 1966; — Released in 

“THAT WAS ROCK”, video, Music Media M 434 (US), 1982/ Channel 5, CFV 05472 (UK), July, 

1987; 

“THE T.A.M.I./T.N.T. SHOW (THAT WAS ROCK)”, DVD, Umbrella Music DAVID0168 (New Zealand), 

April 25, 2004; 

“THE T.A.M.I. SHOW (COLLECTOR'S EDITION)”, DVD, Shout! Factory SF11742 (US), February 

23, 2010. 

0.053 NOVEMBER 14, 1964 � “THE T.A.M.I. SHOW”, FILM, SIMULTANEOUSLY PREMIERED 

AT 33 LOS ANGELES-AREA THEATRES 

A Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

Song A: Recorded at The T.A.M.I. Show, Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, October 29, 1964. 

NOTES: Only items involving The Rolling Stones listed; — Credits: Director: Steve Binder; production: 

Electronovision/ Screen Entertainment; camera: Jim Kilgore; music director: Jack Nitzsche; 

length: 96 mins (black and white video tape); — Later versions of the film, renamed “TEENAGE 

COMMAND PERFORMANCE” in Britain (see Entry 0.067A), include two different Stones songs, 

Around And Around and Off The Hook. 

0.067A APRIL, 1965 � “TEENAGE COMMAND PERFORMANCE”, UK PREMIERE OF THE FILM 

previously shown in the US as “THE T.A.M.I. SHOW” 

A Around And Around (Berry) 

B Off The Hook (Nanker, Phelge) 

Songs A, B: Recorded at The T.A.M.I. Show, Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, October 29, 

1964. 

NOTES: Only items involving The Rolling Stones listed; — US version (see Entry above) most likely 

offered a different Rolling Stones title from the T.A.M.I. show, Time Is On My Side; — Film rereleased 

in 1966 as “GATHER NO MOSS”, featuring six Stones songs (see Entry 0.119).

0.119 AUGUST 7, 1966 � “GATHER NO MOSS”, FILM, FIRST SHOWN AT THE FUTURISTIC 

CINEMA, BIRMINGHAM 

A Around And Around (Berry) 

B Off The Hook (Nanker, Phelge) 

C Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

D It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack) 

E I’m Alright (McDaniel) 

F Get Together (McDaniel) 

Songs A-F: Recorded at the T.A.M.I. show, Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, October 29, 

1964. 

NOTES: New and re-titled version of the film previously shown as “THE T.A.M.I. SHOW” in the US and 

as “TEENAGE COMMAND PERFORMANCE” in the UK (see Entries 0.053 and 0.067A); — 

Songs E, F: Subsequently included in a film compilation, “THE BIG BEAT”, which combined 

footage from the “T.A.M.I.” show with that of a similar event of 1965, the “T.N.T.” show (without 

Rolling Stones involvement); — Released on DVD as “THE T.A.M.I. SHOW (COLLECTOR'S 

EDITION)”, Shout! Factory SF11742, February 23, 2010. 

3266A Summer, 2003 � Unknown location: KR interview on Johnny Depp’s inspiration for Captain Jack Sparrow 

(“PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL”, DVD, Walt Disney Home 

Video [US], Dec. 2, 2003 [Disc 2 – Hidden features]). 

5003A August 13, 1967 � Live at the 7th National Jazz & Blues Festival, Royal Racecourse, Windsor: JOHN 

MAYALL’S BLUESBREAKERS (READING, BT CD): 1. Driving Sideways (King, Thompson, Bridge), 

2. I Can’t Quit You Baby (Dixon), 3. Sonny Boy Blow, 4. Stand Back Baby (both Mayall), 5. Oh Pretty 

Woman (Williams), 6. My Own Fault (Mayall), 7. Ridin’ On The L & N (Burley, Hampton) 

Line-up: Same as above; — NOTES: Cut 1: Instrumental. 

5004A October 17, 1967 � Live at Klooks Kleek, Hampstead, London: JOHN MAYALL’S BLUESBREAKERS 

(READING, BT CD): 1. Blues In Bb (Mayall) 

Line-up: Same as next (cuts 1, 2); — NOTES: Cut 1: Including Jimi Hendrix' contribution towards 

the end of the song apparently played on the guitar handed over to him by Mick Taylor. 

5087 June-August, 1995 � Savebone Music Studios, New York City: MICK TAYLOR FEATURING SASHA, 

SHADOW MAN (CD) 

Internet-only download bonus track coming out of this session: 

SASHA GRACANIN & MICK TAYLOR (iTunes/Sasha Gracanin Music [US], Aug. 30, 2009): 11. Just 

Another Girl (Gracanin). 

5096 May 3, 1997 � Live at the Forum, Leverkusen, Germany: MICK TAYLOR BAND (shown in “Blues-Fest 

Lev ‘97”, German TV [WDR], Sep. 23, 1997: songs 1, 2; MICK TAYLOR, LIVE IN LEVERKUSEN, 

CD, Sensible Rec. [Europe], Feb. 19, 2010: cuts 1-5 plus interview clips): 1. Goin’ South (Taylor, 

Young), 2. I Wonder Why (King), 3. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Jagger, Richards), 4. Blind Willie 

McTell, 5. Blind Willie McTell [Reprise] (both Dylan) 

MT: guitar, vocals; Robert “Crackle” Ahwai: guitar; Hillary Briggs: keyboards; Michael Bailey: 

bass; Jeff Allen: drums. 

5101B 2000 or earlier� Unknown studio: MICK TAYLOR, Guitar Improvisation (free CD, GTR 021 [Spain], given 

away with the magazine “Guitarrista”, May, 2000): 1. Blues Road (Taylor?) 

MT, Robert Ahwai: guitar; Max Middleton: keyboards; Kuma Harada: bass; Jeff Allen: drums. 

7022 April, 1971 � Morgan Sound Studios, London: ROD STEWART, EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY 

(Mercury SRM 1-609 [US], June, 1971/ Mercury 6338 063 [UK], July 9, 1971; Mercury 822385-2, 

CD [UK and US], Oct. 1984); RONNIE WOOD, ANTHOLOGY: THE ESSENTIAL CROSSEXION, 

EMI 311 7352, CD [UK], June 26, 2006: cuts 1, 5; THE ROD SEWART SESSIONS 1971-1998, 

4CD box, Rhino 8122 79853 8 [US]/Warner Bros. 8122 79853 8 [Europe], Sep. 28, 2009: cuts 9, 10): 

1. Every Picture Tells A Story (Stewart, Wood), 2. Seems Like A Long Time (Anderson), 3. That’s 

All Right Mama (Crudup), 4. Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time (Dylan), 5. Maggie May (Stewart, 

Quittenton), 6. Mandolin Wind (Stewart), 7. (I Know) I’m Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant), 

8. Reason To Believe (Hardin), 9. Maggie May [Early Version] (Stewart, Quittenton), 10. Seems 

Like A Long Time [Alternate Version] (Anderson) 

RW: guitar, pedal steel (4, 6), bass (5, 9); Rod Stewart: vocals, additional guitar, producer; Martin 

Quittenton (1, 4-6, 9): guitar; Ian McLagan: organ (5); Pete Sears: piano; Ray Jackson: mandolin 

(5, 6, 9); Dick Powell: violin (4, 10); Andy Pyle, Danny Thompson (all except 5, 9): bass; Micky 

Waller: drums; Mateus Rose (1), Maggie Bell (1), Madeline Bell (2), John Baldry (2): back-up 

vocals; — NOTES: RW was not involved with the remaining two cuts of the original album, 

Amazing Grace (Trad.) and Henry (Quittenton).

7029 May, 1972 � Olympic Sound Studios and Morgan Sound Studios, London: ROD STEWART, NEVER A 

DULL MOMENT (Mercury 6499 153 [UK]/Mercury SRM 1-646 [US], July 21, 1972; Mercury 826263-2, 

CD [UK and US], Nov. 1987: all with cuts 1-8; THE ROD SEWART SESSIONS 1971-1998, 

4CD box, Rhino 8122 79853 8 [US]/Warner Bros. 8122 79853 8 [Europe], Sep. 28, 2009: cuts 9-14): 

1. True Blue, 2. Lost Paraguayos (both Stewart, Wood), 3. Italian Girls (Stewart, Wood), 4. Angel 

(Hendrix), 5. Interludings (Wood), 6. You Wear It Well (Stewart, Quittenton), 7. I’d Rather Go Blind 

(Foster, Jordan), 8. Twistin’ The Night Away (Cooke), 9. Italian Girls [Early Version] (Stewart, Wood), 

10. You Wear It Well [Early Version] (Stewart, Quittenton), 11. Lost Paraguayos [Alternate Version] 

(Stewart, Wood), 12. I’d Rather Go Blind [Alternate Version] (Foster, Jordan), 13. Angel [Alternate 

Version] (Hendrix), 14. Think I’ll Pack My Bags [early version of Mystifies Me] (Wood) 

RW: guitar, bass (2, 3, 6, 9-11), vocals (14); Rod Stewart: vocals, producer; Martin Quittenton: 

guitar (2, 3, 6, 9-11); Ian McLagan: piano (1), organ (1, 6, 7, 12, 14); Pete Sears: piano (3), bass 

(7); Dick Powell: violin (3); Neemoi “Speedy” Acquaye (5): congas, glockenspiel; horns (2): not 

identified; Ronnie Lane (1, 4, 8): bass; Micky Waller (all except 1), Kenney Jones (1): drums; 

Glyn Johns: producer (1); — NOTES: Cut 1: Comes from Olympic Sound Studios, London, all 

other cuts from Morgan Sound Studios, London; RW was not involved with the remaining cut of 

the original album, Mama You Been On My Mind (Dylan). 

7042 January and/or March-April, 1974 � Morgan Sound Studios, London; Frankfurt, West Germany, and 

Brussels, Belgium: ROD STEWART, SMILER (Mercury 9104 001 [UK], Oct. 4, 1974/Mercury SRM 

1-1017 [US], Oct. 7, 1974; Mercury 832056-2, CD [UK and US], Nov. 1987: all with cuts 1-12; ROD 

STEWART, HANDBAGS & GLADRAGS (Mercury 528823-2, CD [Europe], Nov. 6, 1995: cuts 13-16; 

THE ROD SEWART SESSIONS 1971-1998, 4CD box, Rhino 8122 79853 8 [US]/Warner Bros. 8122 

79853 8 [Europe], Sep. 28, 2009: cuts 17-21): 1. Sweet Little Rock ‘n Roller (Berry), 2. Lochinvar 

(Sears), 3. Farewell (Stewart, Quittenton), 4. Sailor (Stewart, Wood), 5. Bring It On Home To Me/ 

You Send Me (both Cooke), 6. Let Me Be Your Car (John, Taupin), 7. (You Make Me Feel Like) A 

Natural Man (Goffin, King, Wexler), 8. Dixie Toot (Stewart, Wood), 9. Hard Road (Vanda, Young), 

10. I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face (Lerner, Loewe), 11. Girl From The North Country (Dylan), 

12. Mine For Me (McCartney): 13. You Put Something Better Inside Of Me (Rafferty, Egan), 14. So 

Tired, 15. Missed You (both Stewart), 16. Crying Laughing Loving Living (Siffre), 17. Farewell 

[Early Version] (Stewart, Quittenton), 18. Girl From The North Country [Alternate Version] (Dylan), 

19. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man [Alternate Version] (Goffin, King, Wexler), 20. So Tired 

[Early Version] (Stewart) 

RW (probably all except 2, 10), Martin Quittenton (2, 3, 7, 17): guitar; Rod Stewart: vocals (all 

except 10), producer; Ian McLagan: keyboards; Spike Heatley (all except 6), Willie Weeks (6): 

bass; Kenney Jones, Micky Waller, Andy Newmark (6): drums; Pete Sears: piano (2, 5, 11); 

Dick Powell, Rick Grech: violin (5, 11, 16); Elton John (6): piano, vocals; Chris Barber’s Jazz 

Band (8): horns, clarinet; Memphis Horns (4, 7): horns; Tropic Isle Steel Band (12), Ray Cooper: 

percussion; Ray Jackson: mandolin (3); Doreen and Irene (Chanter), Ruby (Turner): back-up 

vocals (4, 8, 9); Paul McCartney (12): back-up vocals; — NOTES: Cut 3: Might come from the 

May, 1972 session for NEVER A DULL MOMENT; Cuts 14 and 15: Identical backing tracks. 

7261A September 9, 2004 � LWT, London: “THE SOUTH BANK SHOW: RONNIE WOOD” (directed by Daniel 

Wiles): Programme featuring extracts of RW interviews by Melvin Bragg (recorded in New York City, 

London, and Sandymount), guitar and piano tunes by RW, an acoustic version of 1. (I’m Your) 

Hoochie Coochie Man (Dixon) by ART & RON WOOD, musical clippings by The Rolling Stones; The 

Corrs, The Birds and Jerry Lee Lewis (see Entries 0.829, 7005, 7179, 7249), plus interview on the 

subject of Ron Wood by Jimmy White, Art Wood, Rod Stewart, Jools Holland, Elizabeth Jagger, 

Theodora Richards and Jo Wood. 


0.183 FEBRUARY 17 or MARCH - MAY, 1970 � ROLLING STONES MOBILE (RSM), STAR- 

GROVES, NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, or OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON 

4 Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 

NOTES: Cut 4: Back-up vocals Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane; 


STARGROVES, NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, and OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON 

9 Sway 

12 Sway [Single Remix] 

NOTES: Cuts 9 and/or 12: Additional back up vocals Pete Townshend, Ronnie Lane and Billy Nicholls;

0.948A OCTOBER 20, 2006 � SUN BOWL, EL PASO, TEXAS 

1 El Paso (Robbins) 

Song 1: Circulated on video (professional multi-camera recording). 

NOTES: Songs 1: Incomplete rendition (opening two verses only). 

0.967 JUNE 25, 2007 � ESTADIO JOSE ALVALADE XXI, LISBON 


2 No Expectations 



5 No Expectations 


Songs 1, 2, 5 (all incomplete), Lines 3, 4, 6:: Released on “KINGS OF EUROPE – BIGGER BANG 

EUROPE 07” (BT DVD [Disc 1]). 

Songs 1, 2 (both incomplete): Shown in 

Portuguese Web TV report (SIC), June 25, 2007; 

Portuguese TV report (RTP), June 22, 2007. 

Songs 2, 5 (both incomplete), Lines 3, 4, 6: Circulated on professional multi-camera video. 

NOTES: Songs 2, 5: Additional vocals Ana Moura; Song 5: Backstage rehearsal before show. 

0.970A JULY 14, 2007 � USCE PARK, BELGRADE, SERBIA 

1 Start Me Up 


Songs 1, 2 (both incomplete): Shown in “Dnevnik”, Serbian TV (PTV), July 15, 2007; released on 

“KINGS OF EUROPE – BIGGER BANG EUROPE 07” (BT DVD [Disc 2]). 

0.970B JULY 17, 2007 � LIA MANOLIU NATIONAL STADIUM, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA 

1 Start Me Up 


3 I’ll Go Crazy (Brown) 




7 Mick Jagger Web Clip 

8 Keith Richards Web Clip 

Songs 1-3 (all incomplete), Lines 4-8: Released on “KINGS OF EUROPE – BIGGER BANG EUROPE 

07” (BT DVD [Disc 2]). 

Songs 1, 2 (both incomplete), Line 4: Shown in a Romanian TV news report (Pro TV), July 17 or 18, 

2007. 

Songs 1, 3 (both incomplete): Shown in a Romanian TV news report (Pro TV), July 18, 2007. 

Line 5: Shown in a Romanian TV news report (Antena 3), July 17, 2007. 

Line 6-8: Shown in a Romanian TV news report (Pro TV), July 17, 2007. 

NOTES: Lines 4, 7, 8: Origin unconfirmed; might come from Videohouse, Vilvoorde, Belgium, June 1, 

2007; Lines 5, 6: Recorded at hotel entrance, July 16, 2007 (early and late evening). 


0.068A APRIL 25, 1965 � MAPLE LEAF GARDENS, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA 


2 Interview With All Five Rolling Stones by Larry Zolf 

Song 1, Line 2 (both incomplete): Shown in by Canadian TV, late April, 1965; re-broadcast in “The History 

Of The Rolling Stones In Toronto” (CBC), July 30, 2003; released on “TORONTO ROCKS! - 

THE 2003 SARSSTOCK CONCERT” (BT DVD). 

Line 2: Shown in “This Hour Has Seven Days”, Canadian TV (CBC), November 15, 1965. 

NOTES: Line 2: Probably recorded in a van after show.

0.093 OCTOBER 29 - DECEMBER 5, 1965 � THE SET, “ROLLING STONES ‘65”: FOURTH NORTH 

AMERICAN TOUR 

1 She Said Yeah (Christy, Jackson) 

2 Hitch Hike (Gaye, Stevenson, Paul) 

3 Heart Of Stone 

4 Mercy, Mercy (Covay, Miller) 

5 That’s How Strong My Love Is (Jamison) 



8 Good Times (Cooke) 

9 Oh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin’) (Ozen) 

10 Get Off Of My Cloud 

11 I’m Moving On (Snow) 


13 Talkin’ ‘Bout You (Berry) 



NOTES: Cuts 1-15: Not recorded; Cuts 1-12: Basic set; Cuts: 13-15: Only performed occasionally, probably 

as alternatives to cuts 1, 8 and 12. 

0.139 APRIL 13, 1967 � SALA KONGRESOWA, PALAC KULTURY I NAUKI, WARSAW 



Songs 1, 2 (both incomplete): Shown in a Polish news-clip, mid-April, 1967. 

0.499A MAY 16, 1990 � TOUR REHEARSALS; FEYENOORD-STADION, ROTTERDAM 

1 Sad Sad Sad 

2 Mick Jagger Interview by Jochen Bendel 

3 Keith Richards Interview by Jochen Bendel 

4 Ron Wood Interview by Jochen Bendel 

Song 1 (incomplete), Lines 2-4: Shown in “Pop”, German TV (Tele 5), May 19, 1990. 

Line 2: Clip released in “SHINE A LIGHT”, film, first shown at The Berlin Film Festival, Feb. 7, 2008; 

and on “SHINE A LIGHT” (DVD); Paramount 35187, July 29, 2008 

NOTES: Lines 2-4: Recorded in hotel rooms, May 17 and/or 18, 1990. 

4019C January or March, 1969 � The Rolling Stones’ former rehearsal rooms, Southwark Street, Bermondsey, 

London: PROCUL HARUM, A SALTY DOG (Regal Zonophone SLRZ 1009 [UK]/A&M SP 4179 [US], 

June, 1969, Repertoire Rec. REP 4668-WY, CD [Germany], 1997/SALVOCD020, CD [UK], May 18, 

2009): 1. Juicy John Pink (Trower, Reid) 

IS: engineer; Gary Brooker: vocals, harmonica; Robin Trower: guitar; David Knights: bass; Barry 

Wilson: drums; Matthew Fisher producer. 

4059A May 3-4, 1981 � Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg, West Germany: HALL, STEWART, BRUCE, ANTOLINI 

AND FRIENDS, IT’S BOOGIE TIME (Jeton 600.6605 [West Germany], 1982: cuts 1-5; BOB HALL, 

GEORGE GREEN, IAN STEWART, DANNY ADLER, HAL SINGER, WILLIE GARNETT, JACK 

BRUCE, CHARLY ANTOLINI, BLUES & BOOGIE EXPLOSION, Jeton 126/1 CD, CD [West Germany], 

1985: cuts 1-4; B. HALL, G. GREEN, I. STEWART, D. ADLER, H. SINGER, W. GARNETT, 

J. BRUCE, C. ANTOLINI, BLUES & BOOGIE EXPLOSION, Bell Jeton JET 60007, CD [Germany], 

Oct. 1998: cuts 1-9): 1. Chicken Shack Boogie (Milburn, Cullum), 2. KC Jump (Jadeson), 3. Night 

Train (Washington, Forrest, Simpleins), 4. The Rainmaker (Hall, Singer, Bruce), 5. Back At The 

Chicken Shack (James), 6. KC Jump (Alternate Track) (Jadeson), 7. Chicken Shack Boogie (Alternate 

Track) (Milburn, Cullum), 8. Back At The Chicken Shack [Alternate Take] (James), 9. The Rainmaker 

(Alternate Track) (Hall, Singer, Bruce) 

IS, George Green (1, 7), IS, Bob Hall (2-4, 6, 9), IS and/or George Green and/or Bob Hall (5, 8),: 

piano; Danny Adler: guitar, vocals (1, 7); Jack Bruce: bass; Charly Antolini: drums; Hal Singer, 

Willie Garnett: saxophone; — NOTES: Cut 5: Entitled Back To The Chicken Shack on original LP; 

Cuts 1-9: Producer not credited, might be IS.


0.038A AUGUST 7, 1964 � “READY, STEADY, GO!”, AR TV SHOW, LONDON, Hosts: Keith Fordyce 

and Cathy McGowan 

1 Around And Around (Berry) 

2 If You Need Me (Pickett, Bateman, Sanders) 

Cuts 1, 2: Released on ANIMAL DUDS (BT CD [Disc 2]). 

0.057A JANUARY 15, 1965 � “READY, STEADY, GO!”, AR TV SHOW, LONDON, Host: Cathy 

McGowan 

1 What A Shame 


3 Down The Road Apiece (Raye) 

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

Cuts 1-4 (3, 4 incomplete): Released on ANIMAL DUDS (BT CD [Disc 2]). 

NOTES: Song 1: Harmonica Mick Jagger. 

0.249B APRIL 10-15, 1974 � ROLLING STONES MOBILE (RSM), STARGROVES (MICK JAGGER’S 

HOUSE), NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, Producers: The Glimmer Twins; Engineer: George 

Chkiantz 


2 It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll [7" Promo Edit] 



Single, Rolling Stones Records RS 19114/RS-19301, July 26, 1974; 

IT’S ONLY ROCK ‘N ROLL, Rolling Stones Records COC 79101/COC 59103, October 

16/October 18, 1974, and RSR-CBS 450202-2/RSR-Columbia CK 40493 (CD), November 18, 

1986. 

Cut 2: Released on promotional single, It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll (Edited Version - Mono)/It’s Only Rock ‘n 

Roll (Edited Version - Stereo), RSR RS-19301 (US), July, 1974. 

Cut 3: Released on FORTY LICKS (CD), Abkco Virgin 7243 8 13378 2 0/ CDVD 2964/ 7243 8 13378 2 

0, September 30/October 1, 2002. 

NOTES: Cuts 1-3: Also known as It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll (But I Like It); Cut 1: Bill Wyman and Charlie 

Watts not present; piano Ian Stewart; begun at The Wick (Ron Wood’s home studio), Richmond, 

Surrey, December 4-7, 1973, with guitar by Ron Wood, vocals by Mick Jagger and David Bowie, 

bass by Willie Weeks, and drums by Kenney [sic] Jones; Cut 2: Special edited promotional version 

of cut 1; Cut 3: Same as cut 1 with early fade. 

0.276 JULY 23, 1975 � STADIUM, CHICAGO 



3 Starfucker 


5 Fingerprint File 

6 Wild Horses 

7 That’s Life (Preston) 


9 Brown Sugar 

10 Midnight Rambler 




Songs 1-4 (2, 3 incomplete): Circulated on video (unaired [?] NBC footage). 

Cuts 5-13: Released on AMERICAN COMPENDIUM (BT CD). 

NOTES: Songs 1-4: Origin unconfirmed. 



1 Sad Sad Sad 

2 Mixed Emotions

3 Terrifying 

4 Hold On To Your Hat 

5 Hearts For Sale 

6 Blinded By Love 




10 Continental Drift 

11 Break The Spell 


13 Mixed Emotions (Edit) 

14 Mixed Emotions (Chris Kimsey’s 12”) 

15 Fancy Man Blues 

16 Rock And A Hard Place (Dance Mix) 

17 Rock And A Hard Place (Oh-Oh Hard Dub Mix) 

18 Rock And A Hard Place (Edit) 

19 Rock And A Hard Place (Bonus Beats Mix) 

20 Rock And A Hard Place (Michael Brauer Mix) 

21 Wish I’d Never Met You 

22 Terrifying (7” Remix Edit) 

23 Terrifying (12” Remix) 

24 Almost Hear You Sigh (Jagger, Richards, Jordan) [7” Promo Edit] 




28 Hellhound On My Trail (Johnson) 


30 Rock And A Hard Place [Argentinean Promo Edit] 

31 Sad Sad Sad 


33 Terrifying 







40 Continental Drift 




44 Ready Yourself 

45 For Your Precious Love (Brooks, Brooks, Butler) 

46 Mixed Emotions [Argentinean Promo Edit] 


48 Terrifying 

49 Continental Drift 



52 For Your Precious Love (Brooks, Brooks, Butler) 




56 Ready Yourself 

57 Sad Sad Sad 



60 Giving It Up 



Cuts 1-12: Released on STEEL WHEELS, RSR-CBS 465752-1/Rolling Stones Records OC 45333 

and Rolling Stones Records 465752-2/CK 45333 (CD), August 28/August 29, 1989.

Cuts 14, 15, 21: 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. 


FOR YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE (BT CD); 

MONITOR MIXES 1989 (BT CD); 

STEEL WHEELS MONITOR MIXES (BT CD); 

STEEL WHEELS OUTTAKES (BT CD); 

STEEL WHEELS PRIMITIVE MIXES 1989 (BT CD); 

STEEL WHEELS SESSIONS (BT CD); 

STEEL WHEELS – THE LOST OUTTAKES (BT CD). 

Cut 46: Released on Emociones Mezcladas, promotional single, Discos CBS DEP 748 (Argentina), 

August, 1989. 

Cuts 47-62: Released on TRAINING WHEELS (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 1-29: Some cuts finished at Olympic Sound Studios, London, May 15-June 29, 1989; 

Cuts 1, 2, 4-8, 11-14, 16-20, 22, 23, 25-27, 29: Additional guitar Mick Jagger; Cuts 1, 4, 10, 11: 

Bass Ron Wood; Bill Wyman not present; Cuts 1-3, 6-9, 12, 15, 21: Keyboards [1, 2, 12, 15, 21: 

piano; 1-3, 6, 7, 12: organ; 7: synthesizer] Chuck Leavell; Cuts 1, 2, 7, 12: Brass by Kick Horns 

(Simon Clarke, Roddy Lorimer [not: Corimer], Tim Sanders, Paul Spong); — Back-up vocals 

Bernard Fowler (cuts 1, 2, 5-10, 12, 45), Sarah Dash (cuts 2, 7, 9, 10, 12), Lisa Fischer (cuts 2, 3, 

7, 9, 10, 12, 45), Sonja Morgan and Tessa Niles (cut 10); — Cuts 2, 3: Percussion Mick Jagger; 

Cuts 2, 6, 8, 9: Percussion Luis Jardim (not: Jardin); Cut 3: Trumpet Roddy Lorimer; Cuts 3, 5-9, 

11, 12, 44, 45: Keyboards [6: piano, harmonium; 8: clavinet; 12: electric piano] Matt Clifford; Cuts 

5, 11, 15, 41, 53: Harmonica Mick Jagger; Cuts 6, 9: Literary editing Chris Jagger; Cut 6: Fiddle, 

mandolin Phil Beer; Cuts 8, 12, 38, 39, 42, 54, 56, 59: Vocals Keith Richards; Cuts 9, 39: Begun 

as Keith Richards solo recording at Le Studio, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, or at AIR Studios, 

Montserrat, West Indies, mid-August - September, 1987 or April, 1988 (see KEITH RICHARDS, 

Entry 3094B); Cut 10: Keyboards Mick Jagger; Matt Clifford: percussion programming, orchestration; 

Moroccan instruments by The Master Musicians of Jajouka with Bachir Attar; African 

instruments by Farafina; both over-dubbed at the Open Courtyard of Palace Ben Abbou, Tangier, 

Morocco, June 16 & 17, 1989; Cut 11: Dobro Ron Wood; Cut 13: Edit version of cut 2; Cut 14: 

Extended remix of cut 2, also known as Mixed Emotions IV or as Mixed Emotions (12” Remix); 

Cut 15: Called Fancyman Blues on early British releases; Cuts 16, 17: Extended versions of cut 7, 

remixed by Don Was (Donald Fagenson) and Michael Brauer; Cut 18: Edit version of cut 7 lacking 

guitar solos and brass; Cut 19: Extended version of cut 7, remixed by David McMurray and Don 

Was; Cut 20: Extended version of cut 7, remixed by Michael Brauer; Cut 21: Origin unconfirmed: 

might come from Pathe-Marconi Studios, Paris, April 11-June 17, 1985; Cut 22: Edit version of cut 

3, remixed by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero; Cut 23: Extended version of cut 3, remixed 

by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero; Cut 24: Special edited promotional version of cut 9, 

remixed by Michael Brauer; Cuts 25-27, 29: Rehearsals; Cut 27: Consisting of several incomplete 

segments; Cut 28: Incomplete; recorded April 25, 1989; Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts not present; 

Cut 30: Faded album version; Cuts 31-40, 42: Early, unmixed versions of cuts 1-10, 12 (usually 

involving the respective backing musicians); Cut 34: Additional piano; Cuts 37, 55: Originally 

entitled Steel Wheels; Cut 40: Originally entitled The Speed Of Light; Cuts 41, 50: Early versions 

of cut 11, at the time entitled Call Girl Blues; Cut 43: Extended version of cut 15; Cuts 44, 49, 51, 

54: Instrumentals; Cut 45: Featuring piano and back-up vocals; Cut 46: Specially prepared promotional 

version of cut 13 with early fade; Cuts 47-51, 53-55, 57-59, 61, 62: Some cuts begun by 

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards during the pre-production session, Blue Wave Studios, St. Philip, 

Barbados, West Indies, mid-January, 1989 and January 28-February 7, 1989, and/or coming from 

the group session at Blue Wave Studios, St. Philip, Barbados, West Indies, March 9-21, 1989; 

Cuts 47-50, 53, 55, 57-59, 61, 62: Early versions of cuts 1-10, 12, 15, most lyrics unfinished; Cut 

47: No fiddle or harp; Cut 49: Basic instrumental track of cut 40; Cut 50: Vocals buried in the mix; 

Cut 52: Longer version of cut 45, lacking piano and back-up vocals; Mick Jagger’s vocals less 

polished; Cut 53: Different piano line; Cut 55: No brass or back-up vocals; Cut 62: Different mix of 

cut 34; re-started twice. 




2 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

14 Anybody Seen My Baby? (LP 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) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

17 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Soul Solution Remix Edit) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

18 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Don Was Radio Remix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

19 Anybody Seen My Baby? (No Biz Edit) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

20 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Call Out Hook) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink)

21 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Bonus Roll) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

22 Anyway You Look At It 

23 Flip The Switch (Clean Version) 

24 Flip The Switch (Call Out Hook # 1) 

25 Flip The Switch (Call Out Hook # 2) 

26 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Phil Jones Remix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

27 Saint Of Me (Radio Edit) 

28 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Dub) 

29 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Remix) 

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) 


35 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke) 



38 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Radio Edit) 


40 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar’s Fat Controller Mix) 


42 Out Of Control (Saber Master With Fade) 


44 Saint Of Me (Deep Dish Grunge Garage Remix Edit) 

45 Saint Of Me (Call Out Hook) 

46 Anybody Seen My Baby? (Casanova New Vocal Mix) (Jagger, Richards, Lang, Mink) 

47 Out Of Control (Album Radio Edit [2]) 

48 Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Fade) 

49 Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Tee’s Freeze Dub) 

50 Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Dub # 2) 

Cuts 2, 14-16: Released on ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY? (CD single), Virgin Records VSCDT 1653 

(92597 2 2), September 22, 1997. 

Cuts 8, 27, 45: Released on SAINT OF ME (promotional CD single), Virgin Records America DPRO- 

12788, late January, 1998. 

Cuts 14, 17: Released on ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY? (picture disc single), Virgin Records VS 1653 

(92596 7 8), September 22, 1997. 

Cuts 14, 18-20: Released on ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY (promotional CD single), Virgin Records 

America DPRO-12746, September, 1997. 

Cut 14: Released on FORTY LICKS (CD), Abkco Virgin 7243 8 13378 2 0/ CDVD 2964/ 7243 8 13378 2 

0, September 30/October 1, 2002. 

Cuts 15, 21, 28-30: Released on SAINT OF ME (double 12” single), Virgin Records VSTX 1667 (94884 

6), late January, 1998. 


Picture disc single, Virgin Records VSY 1667 (94750 7), January 26, 1998 (UK); 

Single, Virgin Records 38626 7, February 9, 1998 (US); 

SAINT OF ME (CD single), Virgin Records 38626 2, February, 1998. 

Cuts 22, 27, 29: Released on 

SAINT OF ME (CD single), Virgin Records VSCDX 1667 (94796 2), January 26, 1998. 

Cuts 22, 27, 31, 33: Released on SAINT OF ME (CD single), Virgin Records 38627 2, February 9, 

1998. 

Cuts 22, 31-33: Released on SAINT OF ME (12” single), Virgin Records 38626-1, February 9, 1998. 


0946 3 45401 2 4, November 21/November 22, 2005. 

Cuts 26-28: Released on SAINT OF ME (CD single), Virgin Records VSCDT 1667 (94750 2), January 

26, 1998. 

Cuts 28, 30, 31, 33, 48-50: Released on SAINT OF ME (promotional double 12” single), Virgin Records 

America SPRO-12788, late January, 1998. 

Cut 44: Released on SAINT OF ME (promotional CD single), Virgin Records VSCDJX 1667, late 

January, 1998. 

NOTES: Cut 14: Also known as Anybody Seen My Baby? (Single Edit); Cuts 15, 21: Remixes of cut 2 

by Armand van Helden; Cut 15: Also known as Anybody Seen My Baby? (Armand Van Helden 

Rolling Steelo Mix); Cuts 16: Remix of cut 2 by Soul Solution (Bobbie Guy and Ernie Lake), also 

known as Anybody Seen My Baby? (Soul Solution Vocal Dub); Cut 17: Edit version of cut 16; 

Cuts 18, 19: Promotional remixes of cut 2; Cut 20: Incomplete chorus of cut 2; Cut 22: Additional 

vocals Keith Richards; strings not identified; Cut 26: Remix of cut 2 by Phil Jones; Cut 27: Edit 

version of cut 8, also known as Saint Of Me (Single Edit); Cut 28: Also known as Saint Of Me

(Deep Dish Garage Dub); Cuts 28, 29, 31: Remixes of cut 8 by Dubfire & Sharam for Deep Dish 

Production; Cut 33: Also known as Saint Of Me (Todd Terry Extended Mix); Cut 32: Might be cut 

28 under yet another title (unless you can spot a difference…); Cut 48: Incomplete version of cut 

33, faded before the “John the Baptist was a martyr”-verse; Cut 50: Same as cut 49, lacking the 

lead vocals. 


0.214B JUNE 25, 1972 (EARLY SHOW) � HOFHEINZ PAVILION, HOUSTON, TEXAS 

1 Happy 


3 Love In Vain (Johnson) 



6 Bye Bye Johnny (Berry) 


Songs 1, 5: Circulated on video (professional multi-camera recording). 

Songs 2-4, 6, 7: Released in “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: THE ROLLING STONES”, film, April 14, 

1974. 

Cuts 2-4, 6, 7: Released on 

PLUG IN - FLUSH OUT (BT CD [Disc 2]); 

TOURING PARTY 1972 (BT CD box set [Disc 3]). 

Cuts 2-4: Released on DRAGON SLAYERS - PART. I (BT). 

Cuts 2, 6, 7: Released on ALL ACROSS YOUR TOWN (BT). 

Songs 3, 6: Shown in “Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert”, TV show, October 19, 1974. 

Cuts 3, 6: Released on REMEMBER THE KIND OF ROCK & ROLL THAT MADE YOUR FEET LOSE 

CONTROL? (BT). 

Cut 4 (vocal over-dubs): Released on 

KEEP YOUR MOTOR RUNNIN’ (BT and BT CD [KS-004]); 

KEEP YOUR MOTOR RUNNIN’ (BT CD [VGP]). 

Cut 6, 7: Released on DRAGON SLAYERS - PART. II (BT). 

0.215 JUNE and/or JULY, 1972 � THE MAKING OF THE FILM “COCKSUCKER BLUES”, VARIOUS 

LOCATIONS, AMERICAN TOUR 

1 Introductions 


3 Keith Richards Reciting the Lyrics of Brown Sugar 

4 Brown Sugar 

5 Happy 

Lines 1, 3, Songs 2, 4, 5 (all incomplete): Released in “COCKSUCKER BLUES”, film, June, 1975. 

Line 1, Cut 4: Released on EXCERPTS FROM THE FILM CS BLUES (BT EP). 

Line 3: Released on AIN'T NO ANGEL ON MAINSTREET (BT CD). 

NOTES: Song 5: Might come from Los Angeles Forum, Inglewood, California, June 11, 1972 (second 

show). 

0.223 JULY 25, 1972 (SECOND SHOW) � MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 


16 Uptight (Cosby, Judkins, Moy)/(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

Song 15: Released in “COCKSUCKER BLUES”, film, June, 1975. 

Songs 15, 16: Circulated on video (professional multi-camera recording). 

0.239 SEPTEMBER 12, 1973 � KING’S HALL, BELLE VUE, MANCHESTER 

1 Brown Sugar 


3 Happy 


5 Starfucker 

6 Angie



9 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 






Cuts 1-14: Released on LIVE FROM ENGLAND (BT CD [DAC- Disc 1]). 

Cuts 1-13: Released on EUROPEAN TOUR-MANCHESTER 1973 (BT CD). 

0.239B SEPTEMBER 16, 1973 � APOLLO THEATRE, GLASGOW 

1 Brown Sugar 


3 Happy 


5 Starfucker 

6 Angie 



9 Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 







Cuts 1-15: Released on LIVE FROM ENGLAND (BT CD [DAC – Disc 2]). 

0.254 DECEMBER 7-15, 1974 � MUSICLAND STUDIOS, MUNICH, Producers: The Glimmer 

Twins; Engineers: Keith Harwood, Glyn Johns, Phil McDonald, Lew Hahn 

1 Fool To Cry 


3 Fool To Cry [7" Promo / Album Edit] 


5 Fool To Cry 

Cuts 1, 2: Released on BLACK AND BLUE, Rolling Stones Records COC 79104/COC 59106, April 15/ 

April 23, 1976, and RSR-CBS 450203-2/RSR-Columbia CK 40495 (CD), November 18, 1986. 


SUCKING IN THE SEVENTIES, Rolling Stones Records CUN 16028/COC 16028, March 9/ 

March 21, 1981, and RSR-CBS 450205-2/RSR-Columbia CGK 40501 (CD), November 18, 1986; 

JUMP BACK, Virgin Records V 2726 (39321 1) and CDV 2726 (39321 2) (CD), November 22, 

1993; 

FORTY LICKS (CD), Abkco Virgin 7243 8 13378 2 0/ CDVD 2964/ 7243 8 13378 2 0, September 

30/October 1, 2002. 


MUNICHLAND MELODIES (BT); 

MUNICHLAND MELODIES (BT CD); 

OUTTAKES 1974-75 (BT CD). 

Cut 4: Released on GRAVESTONES & RAPE OF THE VAULTS (BT). 

0.255 JANUARY 22 - FEBRUARY 9, 1975 � ROLLING STONES MOBILE (RSM), ROTTERDAM, 

Producers: The Glimmer Twins; Engineers: Keith Harwood, Glyn Johns, Phil McDonald, 

Lew Hahn 

10 Worried About You 

12 Melody 

14 Slave 

Cuts 10, 12, 14: Released on MUNICHLAND MELODIES (BT CD). 

Cut 10: Released on MUNICHLAND MEMORIES (BT). 

Cuts 10, 12: Released on BLACK & BLUE SESSIONS VOL. 1 (BT).

Cuts 10, 14: Released on 

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

OUTTAKES 1974-75 (BT CD); 

THE PARIS REHEARSALS (BT); 

REGGAE ‘N’ ROLL (BT); 

TATTOO TOO (BT CD). 


GRAVESTONES & RAPE OF THE VAULTS (BT) (14 incomplete); 

MUNICHLAND MELODIES (BT). 


INSTRUMENTALS VOLUME II (BT); 

LITTLE S & M (BT 33⅓ EP) (incomplete). 

0.256 MARCH 22 - APRIL 4, 1975 � MUSICLAND STUDIOS, MUNICH, Producers: The Glimmer 

Twins; Engineers: Keith Harwood, Phil McDonald, Lew Hahn 

1 Hot Stuff 


3 Memory Motel 

4 Hey Negrita 

5 Crazy Mama 

6 Hot Stuff [Album Edit] 

7 Crazy Mama [Album Edit] 

8 Hot Stuff 



11 Hey Negrita 

12 Crazy Mama 

13 Munich Reggae 

14 I Love Ladies 

15 Cellophane Trouts 

16 Let’s Do It Right 

Cuts 1-5: Released on BLACK AND BLUE, Rolling Stones Records COC 79104/COC 59106, April 

15/April 23, 1976, and RSR-CBS 450203-2/RSR-Columbia CK 40495 (CD), November 18, 1986. 


SUCKING IN THE SEVENTIES, Rolling Stones CUN 16028/COC 16028, March 9/March 21, 

1981, and RSR-CBS 450205-2/RSR-Columbia CGK 40501 (CD), November 18, 1986. 

Cuts 8-16: Released on MUNICHLAND MELODIES (BT CD). 

Cuts 8-13, 15, 16: Released on OUTTAKES 1974-75 (BT CD). 

Cuts 8-10, 13, 15, 16: Released on MUNICHLAND MEMORIES (BT). 

Cuts 9, 11-13, 15: Released on IT’S ONLY ROCK‘N’ ROLL OUTTAKES (BT CD). 

Cuts 11, 12: Released on MUNICHLAND MELODIES (BT). 

Cuts 11-15: Released on BLACK & BLUE SESSIONS VOL. 1 (BT). 

Cuts 13, 14, 16: Released on THE PARIS REHEARSALS (BT). 

Cut 14: Released on EXTENDED PLAY (BT). 

0.295 MAY 26, 1976 � EARLS COURT ARENA, LONDON 




4 Hey Negrita 


6 Fool To Cry 

7 Hot Stuff 

8 Starfucker 


10 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 

11 Happy 







18 Jumpin’ Jack Flash



Cuts 1-20 (plus repeats of 3-8 in soundboard quality): Released on HAVE YOU SEEN KEEF (STAND- 

ING IN THE SHADOWS)? (BT CD). 

Cuts 1, 4-7, 9, 11, 12, 17, 18: Released on HAVE YOU SEEN KEEF (STANDING IN THE SHADOWS)? 

(BT). 

Cuts 1, 4-8: Released on WE HOPE YA LIKE THIS ONE (BT CD). 

Added 2009-12-31 

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

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

A1 Jumpin’ Jack Flash 

A2 Carol (Berry) 

A3 Stray Cat Blues 

A4 Love In Vain (Johnson) 

A5 Midnight Rambler 

A6 Sympathy For The Devil 

A7 Live With Me 

A8 Little Queenie (Berry) 

A9 Honky Tonk Women 

A10 Street Fighting Man 

B1 Prodigal Son (Rev. Wilkins) 

B2 You Gotta Move (McDowell, Davis) 

B3 Under My Thumb 

B4 I’m Free 

B5 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

C1 Everyday I Have The Blues (Chatman [Memphis Slim]) by B.B. King 

C2 How Blue Can You Get (Feather) by B.B. King 

C3 That's Wrong Little Mama (King) by B.B. King 

C4 Why I Sing The Blues (King, Clark) by B.B. King 

C5 Please Accept My Love (King, Ling) by B.B. King 

C6 Gimme Some Loving (Winwood, Winwood, Davis) by Ike & Tina Turner 

C7 Sweet Soul Music (Conley) by Ike & Tina Turner 

C8 Son Of A Preacher Man (Wilkins, Hurley) by Ike & Tina Turner 

C9 Proud Mary (Fogerty) by Ike & Tina Turner 

C10 I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (Redding, Butler) by Ike & Tina Turner 

C11 Come Together (Lennon, McCartney) by Ike & Tina Turner 

C12 Land Of 1000 Dances (Kenner, Domino) by Ike & Tina Turner 

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 I’m Free 

D7 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

Cuts A1, A9, B3, B4, Songs D1, D2, D7: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, New York City, 


Cuts A2, A6, A8, A10, B5, Song D5, D6: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, New York City, 

November 28, 1969 (early show). 

Cut A3, A4: Recorded at Civic Center, Baltimore, Maryland, November 26, 1969. 

Cuts A5, A7, B1, B2: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, New York City, November 28, 1969 

(second show). 

C1-C12: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, New York City, November 27 and 28 (where B.B. King 

and Ike & Tina Turner opened for The Rolling Stones). 

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

February or March, 1970. 

Line D4: Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama, December 4, 1969.

NOTES: Simultaneously released as “Super Deluxe Box Set” containing 3 CDs, 3 LPs and DVD, Abkco 

02412 in the U.S.; — Cuts A1, A3, A7-A10: Vocal over-dubs; Cut A3: Origin unconfirmed; might 

come from Madison Square Garden, New York City, November 28, 1969 (early show); Cut A6: 

Edited; — Disc A: First released as GET YER YA-YA’S OUT!, Decca SKL 5065/ London NPS 5, 

September 4/September 26, 1970, and Abkco 8005-2/London 820131-2 (CD), December, 1986; 

Disc B: Audio bonus tracks; Disc D: Bonus DVD. 

0.176 NOVEMBER 27, 1969 � MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 




4 Stray Cat Blues 





9 I’m Free 



12 Little Queenie (Berry) 





IT’S NO HANGIN’ MATTER (BT CD [Disc 2]); 

LIVE IN NEW YORK 1969 (BT CD [Disc 1]); 

M.S.G. 69 (BT CD); 

STONED - M.S.G. (BT CD). 

Cuts 1-3, 5, 8-10, 13, 14: Released on STONED - M.S.G. (BT). 

Cuts 1, 8, 9, 14 (1, 14 vocal over-dubs), Songs 6, 7, 13: Released on GET YER YA-YA’S OUT! (40th 

Anniversary Box Set), Abkco 02392/Abkco 018771023920, November 3/November 30, 2009. 

Cuts 1, 14 (both vocal over-dubs): Released on GET YER YA-YA’S OUT!, Decca SKL 5065/London 

NPS 5, September 4/September 26, 1970, and Abkco 8005-2/London 820131-2 (CD), December, 

1986. 

Songs 6, 14 (14 second verse onwards): Released in “GIMME SHELTER”, DVD, Criterion Collection 

99 (US), November 14, 2000. 

Song 14 (second verse onwards): Released in “GIMME SHELTER”, film, December 6, 1970; in “Old 

Grey Whistle Test”, BBC2 TV show, July 11, 1972. 

NOTES: Backstage footage featuring Jimi Hendrix on his 27th birthday in a chat and jam with Keith 

Richards and Mick Taylor included in GET YER YA-YA’S OUT! (40th Anniversary Box Set), 

Abkco 02392/Abkco 018771023920, Nov. 3/Nov. 30, 2009 [bonus DVD]); — Also see MICK 

JAGGER, Entry 1055A. 

0.177 NOVEMBER 28, 1969 (EARLY SHOW) � MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 






6 I’m Free 










Cut 1: Released on LIVE’R THAN YOU’LL EVER BE (BT CD). 

Songs 1, 2, 12, 14 (14 intro only): Released on “GIMME SHELTER”, Video, Criterion/ Homevision GIM 

10, November 21, 2000. 

Songs 1, 12, 14 (14 intro only): Released on “GIMME SHELTER”, DVD, Criterion Collection 99 (US), 


Songs 1, 14 (14 intro only): Released in “GIMME SHELTER”, film, December 6, 1970.

Cuts 1, 14 (14 intro only): Released on 

THE BREAKFAST SHOW (BT); 

HONKY TONK WOMAN (BT CD); 

LIVE IN BALTIMORE ‘69 & MORE (BT CD); 

LIVE IN WASHINGTON 1969 & MORE (BT CD); 

ROCK’N ROLL CIRCUS (BT CD [Living Legend]); 

THERE’S NO ANGEL BORN IN HELL (BT CD). 

Cuts 2, 3, 12, 13, 15 (2, 12, 15 vocal over-dubs, 3 lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Songs 

5, 6: Released on GET YER YA-YA’S OUT! (40th Anniversary Box Set - 3 CDs & DVD), Abkco 

02392/Abkco 018771023920, November 3/November 30, 2009. 

Cuts 2, 3, 12, 15 (2, 12, 15 vocal over-dubs, 3 lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Released on 

GET YER YA-YA’S OUT!, Decca SKL 5065/London NPS 5, September 4/September 26, 1970, 

and Abkco 8005-2/London 820131-2 (CD), December, 1986. 

Cuts 2, 3, 12, 15 (3 lacking both the “St. Petersburg” and the “Who killed the Kennedys?”-verse; 12, 15 

unmixed): Released on GET YOUR ALTERNATE YA-YAS OUT 1969 (BT CD); 

Cuts 2, 3, 12, 15 (3 lacking both the “St. Petersburg” and the “Who killed the Kennedys?”-verse; 12, 15 

unmixed; 15 faded): Probably broadcast by Radio Geronimo, Monte Carlo, mid-May, 1970; — 

Released on 

BROADWAY (BT); 

FUCK YER YA-YA'S OUT! (BT CD). 

Cuts 2, 3, 12, 15 (3 lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Released on GET YOUR YA-YAS OUT 

(BT CD). 

Cuts 2, 12 (12 vocal over-dubs): Released on ROCK ‘N’ ROLLING STONES, Decca SKL 5149, 

October 13, 1972. 

Cut 2 (remixed): Released on TIME TRIP VOL. 4 (BT CD). 

Cut 3 (lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Released on CHAIN SHOOTING (BT CD). 

Cut 12 (unmixed): Released on DEVIL’S DISCIPLE (BT CD). 

Cut 15 (unmixed): Released on A SHOT OF SALVATION (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cuts 4, 7-11: Most certainly performed at this show although no recordings have surfaced so 

far (cut 4, however, might be featured on GET YER YA-YA’S OUT!, see Entry 0.184 [Notes to cut 

A3]). 

0.178 NOVEMBER 28, 1969 (SECOND SHOW) � MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 






6 I’m Free 










Cuts 1-7, 10-15: Released on LIVE IN NEW YORK 1969 (BT CD [Disc 2]). 

Songs 2, 13-15 (14 “Memphis”-verse): Released on “GIMME SHELTER”, DVD, Criterion Collection 99 

(US), November 14, 2000. 

Cuts 8-11 (11 vocal over-dubs): Released on GET YER YA-YA’S OUT! (40th Anniversary Box Set - 

3 CDs & DVD), Abkco 02392/Abkco 018771023920, November 3/November 30, 2009. 

Cut 10: Released on HOT ROCKS 1964-1971, London 2PS 606/607, January, 1972, and Abkco 6667- 

2 (double CD), December, 1986; 

HOT ROCKS 1964-1971, London 820140-1 and London 820140-2 (double CD), June 25, 1990. 

Cuts 10, 11 (10 longer harp intro, 11 unmixed): Probably broadcast by Radio Geronimo, Monte Carlo, 

mid-May, 1970; — Released on 



Cuts 10, 11 (10 longer harp intro and remixed, 11 unmixed): Released on GET YOUR YA-YAS OUT 

(BT CD). 

Cuts 10, 11 (11 vocal over-dubs): Released on GET YER YA-YA’S OUT!, Decca SKL 5065/London 

NPS 5, September 4/September 26, 1970, and Abkco 8005-2/London 820131-2 (CD), December, 

1986.

Cuts 13, 14 (14 “Memphis”-verse ): Released on 

LIVE IN BALTIMORE ‘69 & MORE (BT CD); 

LIVE IN WASHINGTON 1969 & MORE (BT CD); 

THERE’S NO ANGEL BORN IN HELL (BT CD). 

Songs 13-15 (14 “Memphis”-verse): Released in “GIMME SHELTER”, film, December 6, 1970. 

Cuts 13-15 (14 “Memphis”-verse): Released on 

THE BREAKFAST SHOW (BT); 

GIMME SHELTER (BT); 

HONKY TONK WOMAN (BT CD); 

ROCK’N ROLL CIRCUS (BT CD [Living Legend]). 

Cut 13 (edited): Released on SATISFACTION/ SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL (BT 33⅓ EP). 

Song 14 (“Memphis”-verse): Re-broadcast in “Old Grey Whistle Test”, BBC2 TV show, July 11, 1972. 

Cut 14 (“Memphis”-verse): Released on OLD GRAY WHISTLE TEST (BT). 

OCTOBER 10 - DECEMBER 21, 1977 � PATHE-MARCONI, EMI STUDIOS, PARIS, Producers: The 

Glimmer Twins; Engineer: Chris Kimsey 

12 Miss You [12” Version] 

51 Miss You (Dance Version) 


0946 3 45401 2 4, November 21/November 22, 2005. 

NOTES: Cut 51: Same as cut 12 with early fade. 

0.306 AUGUST 21, 1976 � KNEBWORTH PARK, HERTFORDSHIRE 

17 Wild Horses 

Songs 6, 11, 23, 16-19, 23, 27, 28: Released on “KNEBWORTH 1976” (BT DVD). 

Song 17: Released on WILD HORSES (Internet EP), Universal/iTunes, November 23, 2009. 



14 Mixed Emotions (Chris Kimsey’s 12”) 


NOTES: Cut 14: Also known as Mixed Emotions IV or as Mixed Emotions (12” Remix); Cut 15: Called 

Fancyman Blues on early British releases. 

0.451 AUGUST 16, 1989 � MIXED EMOTIONS (12” SINGLE), RSR-CBS 655193 8 (UK) 

A Mixed Emotions (12” Remix) 

B Fancy Man Blues 

Sides A, B: Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat, West Indies, March 29-May 5, 1989; Side B: Entitled 

Fancyman Blues. 

0.761 JULY - AUGUST 16, 2002 � REHEARSALS, CONCERT HALL (a.k.a. MASONIC TEMPLE), 

TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA 




Line 12-14: Released on ROLLING STONES LICKS WORLD TOUR 2002/03 (Fan Club CD Sampler), 

AT&T Wireless, no catalogue number, Summer, 2002. 

NOTES: Lines 12-14: Very short promotional clips. 

1025 September 14, 1966, onwards � Pye Recording Studios, London: CHRIS FARLOWE, Single (Immediate 

IM 038 [UK], Oct. 14, 1966: cuts 1, 2; OUT OF TIME, Immediate NEECD 310, CD [UK], April 19, 

1999: cut 2): 1. Ride On Baby [Edit] (Jagger, Richards), 2. Headlines (Oldham, Greenslade) 

MJ: producer; Art Greenslade: music director; — NOTES: Cut 1: Full version with slightly longer 

ending released on subsequent LP, see Entry 1026 below; for a TV version with new live vocals 

see Entry 1027D below. 

1027D November, 1966 � Stadthalle Offenbach, West Germany: “BEAT BEAT BEAT”, German TV recordings 

(shown by HR, Nov. 16, 1966; released on “BEAT BEAT BEAT: THE BEST OF BEAT BEAT BEAT, 

VOL. 1”, DVD, Voiceprint/ABC Rec. ABCVP102DVD [UK], June 23, 2008): CHRIS FARLOWE, 

1. Out Of Time, 2. Ride On Baby [TV Version] (both Jagger, Richards) 

NOTES: Song 1: Lip-synched performance; Song 2: Instrumental backing-track of the single (see 

Entry 1024 above).

1470? 2007 � London: Shooting of “THE BANK JOB” (film, directed by Roger Donaldson, premiered at the 

Glasgow Film Festival, Scotland, Feb. 19, 2008; released on DVD, Lionsgate 23609 [US], July 15, 

2008) 

NOTES: In spite of respective rumours, the un-credited cameo appearance as bank employee in 

this film is not by Mick Jagger (nor by his brother Chris). 

3018B December 4, 1969 � Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama: KEITH RICHARDS (GET YER 

YA-YA’S OUT!, 40th Anniversary Box Set, Abkco 02392/Abkco 018771023920, Nov. 3/Nov. 30, 

2009 [bonus DVD]): 1. Piano Play 

KR: piano, — NOTES: Track 1: Featuring Say It’s Not You (Frazier)–Riffs. 

3029A 1975 � Canada: PETER FRAMPTON & FRIENDS, PACIFIC FREIGHT (Prestige Rec. CDSGP 0243, CD 

[UK], Nov. 21, 1995): 1. Loving Cup (Jagger, Richards); PETER FRAMPTON & THE HEAVY METAL 

BOYS (Trend CD 157.050, CD [Austria], probably 1999): 2. Loving Cup [Extended Version] (Jagger, 

Richards) 

Peter Frampton: guitar; Johnny Hallyday: producer; Nanette Workman: vocals; Andy Brown: 

keyboards; Jim Price: trumpet; Bobby Keys: saxophone; Lee Hallyday: bass; Mike Kellie: drums; 

Doris Troy, Madeline Bell: back-up vocals; — NOTES: In spite of respective credits on the 

compilation album WHITE BOY’S BLUES GUITARS (Eagle Rec. EDGCD 083, CD [Europe], 

Summer, 1999) it is unlikely that KR was actually involved in this recording. 

6014A February or March, 1970 � On the M5, near West Bromwich, West Midlands: CW and Mick Jagger 

photo shoot (“GIMME SHELTER”, film [see Group Catalogue Entry 0.189]; GET YER YA-YA’S OUT!, 

40th Anniversary Box Set, Abkco 02392/Abkco 018771023920, Nov. 3/Nov. 30, 2009 [bonus DVD]). 


0.336 OCTOBER 7, 1978 � “SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE”, NBC-TV SHOW, NEW YORK CITY, Host 

John Belushi 


2 Respectable 

3 Shattered 

4 Mick Jagger and Dan Aykroyd in “The Tomorrow Show” Skit 

5 Ron Wood, Charlie Watts, John Belushi, Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd in the 

“Cheeseburger” Skit 

Songs 1-3, Lines 4, 5: Released on “SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON 

(1978-1979)”, DVD, Universal 0025195017343 (US), December 2, 2008. 

0.833A AUGUST 12, 2003 � “SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE - 25 YEARS OF MUSIC: VOL 1”, DVD, LIONS 

GATE 71119 (US) 

A Mick Jagger and Dan Aykroyd in “The Tomorrow Show” Skit 

Line A: Recorded at “Saturday Night Live”, NBC-TV show, New York City, October 7, 1978. 

7030B Autumn, 1972 � Probably London: THAT’LL BE THE DAY (Soundtrack) (Ronco Rec. MR 2002/2003 

[UK], Spring, 1973): BILLY FURY: 1. A Thousand Stars (Pearson), 2. Long Live Rock (Townshend), 

3. That’s All Right Mama (Crudup), 4. What’d I Say (Charles), 5. Get Yourself Together (Fury) 

RW: guitar and/or bass (both unconfirmed); Pete Townshend: guitar; Billy Fury: vocals; Graham 

Bond and/or Steve Winwood: keyboards; Keith Moon: drums; — NOTES: Apart from Billy Fury 

none of the musicians credited above are featured in the film on which this album was based: 

"THAT’LL BE THE DAY” (directed by Claude Whatham, premiered April 12, 1973; released on 

DVD, Anchor Bay DV11372 [US], Dec. 11, 2000).

7112 June 5, 1986 � Live at Storyville Jazz Hall, New Orleans, Louisiana: “FATS DOMINO & FRIENDS” (Cinemax 

cable TV, July 25, 1986; released on video, HBO-The Video Collection VC4049, Nov. 1988; 

Music Club MC 2049 [UK], 1990; and on DVD as “ROCKIN’ PIANOS”, Planet Song 8587 [Germany], 

March 15, 2004: all with songs 1-9; “JERRY LEE LEWIS: I AM WHAT I AM!”, Charly Video VID JAM 

21 [UK], 1989: song 1; RAY CHARLES, “THE LEGEND LIVES ON”, Immortal IMM 940143 [Netherlands], 

DVD, Aug. 15, 2008: songs 5-9: THE LEGEND LIVES ON, Immortal IMA 104128 [Netherlands], 

CD, Aug. 22, 2008: cuts 5-9): 1. I Am What I Am (Lovelace, Taylor), 2. Great Balls Of Fire 

(Hammer, Black well), 3. Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On (Williams, David), 4. A Certain Girl (Neville), 

5. I Got A Woman (Charles), 6. Drown In My Own Tears (Glover), 7. New Orleans Boogie (Morton?)/ 

Lewis Boogie (Lewis)/Low Down Dog (Turner), 8. Jambalaya (Williams), 9. Swanee River Rock 

(Charles) 

8072 January and mid-March-April, 1983 � London: Soundtrack recordings for “DIGITAL DREAMS”, film: 

BILL WYMAN, DIGITAL DREAMS (Ripple Rec., promotional release, no catalogue number or date: 

cuts 1-11; CHAGALL SUITE, bonus CD to accompany the book “WYMAN SHOOTS CHAGALL”, 

Genesis Publications, Nov. 1, 1998: cuts 1, 2, 4-10): 1. Digital Dreams (Main Theme) [a.k.a. Chagall], 

2. Famous Last Words [a.k.a. Bella], 3. Western Man (I), 4. Western Man (II) [a.k.a. New Horizons], 

5. Dream Waltz [a.k.a. Paris], 6. Computercide [a.k.a. War], 7. The Snake [a.k.a. Vava], 8. Chagall 

[a.k.a. Creations], 9. Digital Dreams (Reprise) [a.k.a. Chagall Reprise] (all Wyman, Batt), 10. Nuclear 

Reactions (Wyman), 11. Alternate Film Sketches By Stanley Unwin 

BW: producer; Mike Batt: conductor; The London Symphony Orchestra: music performance; 

Glyn Johns: mix — NOTES: Cut 10: Taken from Bill Wyman’s preceding LP, see Entry 8058. 

8076 September 20, 1983 � Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London: “THE RONNIE LANE APPEAL FOR ARMS: 

THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL CONCERT, PART 1” (Videoform VFV 16, July, 1984: songs 1, 2, 4-11); 

“THE RONNIE LANE APPEAL FOR ARMS: THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL CONCERT, PART 2” 

(Videoform VFV 17, July, 1984: songs 12, 13, 15; “THE ARMS CONCERT - THE: RONNIE LANE 

APPEAL FOR ARMS FROM THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL LONDON 1983”, Vap Video VPBR-12014, 

(BT?) DVD [Japan], March 2004: songs 1, 2, 4-13, 15): 1. Everybody Oughta Make A Change 

(Estes), 2. Lay Down Sally (Clapton, Levy, Terry), 3. Wonderful Tonight (Clapton), 4. Rambling On 

My Mind (Johnson)/ Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Myles)/Rambling On My Mind (Part 2) 

(Johnson), 5. Rita Mae (Clapton), 6. Cocaine (Cale), 7. Man Smart, Woman Smarter (Span, Moore), 

8. Road Runner (McDaniel), 9. Slowdown, Sundown (Winwood, Jennings), 10. Take Me To The 

River (Green, Hodges), 11. Gimme Some Lovin’ (Winwood, Winwood, Davis), 12. Tulsa Time 

(Flowers), 13. Layla (Clapton, Gordon), 14. Bomber’s Moon (Rio Grande) (Lane), 15. Goodnight 

Irene (Ledbetter, Lomax) 





7 Out Of Control 


35 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke) 



38 Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Radio Edit) 


40 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar’s Fat Controller Mix) 


42 Out Of Control (Saber Master With Fade) 


47 Out Of Control (Album Radio Edit [2]) 

59 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar Horns Of Control) 

60 Out Of Control (Bi-Polar Fat Controller Mix Percussion Version) 

61 Out Of Control (S.D.S. Mix) 

62 Out Of Control (S.D.S. Mix No Samples) 

63 Out Of Control (S.D.S. Dub Mix) 

64 Out Of Control (Fluke Mix Vocal 12”)

65 Out Of Control (Fluke Mix Instrumental) 

Cuts 7, 34, 43: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (promotional CD single), Virgin Records America 

DPRO-13159, late June, 1998. 

Cuts 7, 43, 47: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (promotional CD single), Virgin Records America 

DPRO-13159, late June, 1998. 

Cuts 34-36: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (CD single), Virgin Records VSCDT 1700 (95158 2), 

August 10, 1998. 

Cuts 34-37: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (CD single), Virgin Records VSCDF 1700 (95081 2), 

May 15, 1998. 

Cuts 34, 38: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (picture disc single), Virgin Records VSY 1700 (95158 

7), August 10, 1998. 

Cuts 34, 38, 42: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (promotional CD single), Virgin Records VSCDYJ 

1700, June, 1998. 

Cuts 35-37, 40: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (double 12” single), Virgin Records VSTX 1700 

(95158 6), September, 1998. 

Cuts 37, 39, 40: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (limited CD single), Virgin Records VSCDX 1700 

(95159 2), August 17, 1998. 

Cuts 37, 40, 41, 59-65: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (promotional in-house CD -R), Virgin 

Records (UK), March 13, 1998. 

Cuts 37, 41: Released on OUT OF CONTROL (promotional single), Virgin Records VSP 1700, August, 

1998. 

Cut 37: Released on SHINE A LIGHT (BT CD). 

Cut 39: Released on RIO 98 (BT CD). 

NOTES: Cut 34: Edit version of cut 7; Cuts 35, 36, 38, 64, 65: Remixes of cut 7 by Fluke; Cut 35: Also 

known as Out Of Control (In Hand With Fluke Full Version); Cuts 37, 40, 41, 59, 60: Remixes of 

cut 7 by Bi-Polar; Cut 38: Edit version of cut 34, also known as Out Of Control (In Hand With 

Fluke Edit); Cut 39: Remix of cut 7 by Danny Saber; Cut 40: Also known as Out Of Control (Bi- 

Polar Fat Controller Mix); Cut 41: Promotional remix of cut 37, unidentified brass; Cut 42: Edited 

promotional remix of cut 39, a.k.a. Out Of Control (Danny Saber Remix); Cut 43: Incomplete 

chorus of cut 7; Cut 44: Edited promotional remix of cut 29; Cut 45: Incomplete chorus of cut 8; 

Cut 46: Promotional remix of cut 2 by Charlie Casanova; Cut 47: Extended version of cut 34, 

including some harmonica at the end; Cut 59: Slightly different mix of cut 37; Cut 60: Slightly 

different mix of cut 40; Cuts 61-63: Promotional remixes of cut 7 by SDS; Cut 62: Same as cut 61, 

lacking intro and samples; Cut 64: Early, shorter mix of cut 35; Cut 65: Early, shorter mix of cut 

36. 

0.732 NOVEMBER 2/NOVEMBER 3, 1998 � NO SECURITY (CD), VIRGIN CDV 2880 (46740 2) 

(UK)/ VIRGIN-AMERICA 7243-8-46740 2 1 (US), Producers: The Glimmer Twins 

A3 Gimmie Shelter 

Cut A3: Recorded at Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, New York, October 25, 1997. 

NOTES: Cut A3: Special Radio Edit version based on this cut released on GIMMIE SHELTER, promotional 

CD single, Virgin CDVDJX 2880 LC 3098, December, 1998 (also promotional video released 

based on this cut, directed by Michel Gondry, December, 1998 [no actual Rolling Stones 

footage]; released on “MICHEL GONDRY 2: MORE VIDEOS (BEFORE AND AFTER DVD 1)”, 

DVD, Partizan Films 8 96669 00200 0 [US], April 20, 2009). 

6025 July 14, 1979 � Live at the North Sea Jazz Festival, Carrousel Zaal, The Hague, Netherlands: BOB 

HALL – GEORGE GREEN BOOGIE WOOGIE BAND (Dutch TV report, 1979, incomplete): 1. St. 

Louis Blues (Handy) 

CW: drums; Bob Hall, George Green: piano; Jack Bruce: upright bass; John Picard: trombone; 

Colin Smith: trumpet; Dick Morrissey: tenor saxophone; Alexis Korner: guitar (and vocals on 

other songs of this show); Ian Stewart: producer and piano on other songs of this show (both 

unconfirmed). 

6096A December, 1997 � London: TV recordings for “JOOLS HOLLAND’S ANNUAL HOOTENANNY” (probably 

not shown by BBC2 at the time, but appeared on YouTube, May 18, 2009): 1. The Honeydripper 

(Liggins) 

CW, Steve White: drums; Jools Holland: piano; backed by JOOLS HOLLAND AND HIS 

RHYTHM AND BLUES ORCHESTRA:, featuring Dave Swift: bass; Gilson Lavis: drums; – 

NOTES: Two more songs reported to have been recorded at this session.

Added 2009-08-10 

0.148 MARCH 17 - APRIL 3, 1968 � OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy 

Miller; Engineer: Eddie Kramer 

24 Title 6 

25 I’ll Be Home 

NOTES: Cuts 24, 25: Titles reported in the ABKCO files which have never surfaced. 

0.153 JUNE 24 and 28, 1968 � OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy Miller; 


5 Power Cut 

6 Too Far To Walk 

7 Thief For The Blues 

NOTES: Cuts 5-7: Titles reported in the ABKCO files which have never surfaced; recorded June 28, 

1968. 

0.159A FEBRUARY 9 - APRIL, 1969 � OLYMPIC SOUND STUDIOS, LONDON, Producer: Jimmy 

Miller; Engineer: Glyn Johns 

14 When Old Glory Comes Storming 

15 Curtis Meets Smokey 

NOTES: Cuts 14, 15: Titles reported in the ABKCO files which have never surfaced; Cut 14: Also 

known as When Old Glory Comes Along; recorded April 17-22, 1969; Cut 15: Homage to soul 

legends Curtis Mayfield and Smokey Robinson; recorded April 23, 1969 and hence a possible outtake 

from the JAMMING WITH EDWARD! session (see MICK JAGGER, Entry 1051A). 




8 Aladdin Story 

15 Red House (Hendrix) 

NOTES: Cut 8: Marimbas and organ not identified; begun at Olympic Sound Studios, London, March 

31, 1969; originally entitled Aladdin Stomp; Cut 15: Title reported in the ABKCO files which has 

never surfaced. 

0.481 NOVEMBER 26, 1989 � DEATH VALLEY STADIUM, CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA 

1 Start Me Up 





Cuts 1, 3, 5 (3 edited; 5 edited and reworked): Released on FLASHPOINT (CD), Rolling Stones 

Records CK 47456/468135 2, April 2/ April 8, 1991. 


HIGHWIRE (CD single), Rolling Stones Records 656756 5, March 25, 1991; 

Single, Rolling Stones Records 656892 7, May 24, 1991; 

RUBY TUESDAY (CD single), Rolling Stones Records 656892 2, May 24, 1991. 

Cut 4: Released on Juke Box single, EMI OrderLH 1, April 13, 1993; on GIMME SHELTER (Radio 

Promo CD), EMI Order DJL 1, Spring, 1993. 

0.561B APRIL 13, 1993 � JUKE BOX SINGLE, EMI ORDERLH 1 (UK) 

A Gimmie Shelter 

Side A: Recorded at Death Valley Stadium, Clemson, South Carolina, November 26, 1989. 

NOTES: Side A: Edited; – Only one side by The Rolling Stones; disc being part of a benefit project for 

homeless people. 

6096A December, 1997 � London: TV recordings for “JOOLS HOLLAND’S ANNUAL HOOTENANNY” (probably 

not shown by BBC2 at the time, but featured on YouTube, May 18, 2009): 1. The Honeydripper 

(Liggins)

CW, Steve White: drums; Jools Holland: piano; backed by JOOLS HOLLAND AND HIS 

RHYTHM AND BLUES ORCHESTRA:, featuring Dave Swift: bass; Gilson Lavis: drums. 


0.177 NOVEMBER 28, 1969 (EARLY SHOW) � MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY 







Songs 1, 2, 4, 5 (5 intro only): Released on “GIMME SHELTER”, Video, Criterion/ Homevision GIM 10, 


Songs 1, 4, 5 (5 intro only): Released on “GIMME SHELTER”, DVD, Criterion Collection 99 (US), 


Cuts 2-4, 6 (2, 4, 6 vocal over-dubs, 3 lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Released on GET 

YER YA-YA’S OUT!, Decca SKL 5065/London NPS 5, September 4/September 26, 1970, and 

Abkco 8005-2/London 820131-2 (CD), December, 1986. 

Cuts 2-4, 6 (3 lacking both the “St. Petersburg” and the “Who killed the Kennedys?”-verse; 4, 6 unmixed): 

Released on GET YOUR ALTERNATE YA-YAS OUT 1969 (BT CD); 

Cuts 2-4, 6 (3 lacking both the “St. Petersburg” and the “Who killed the Kennedys?”-verse; 4, 6 unmixed; 

6 faded): Probably broadcast by Radio Geronimo, Monte Carlo, mid-May, 1970; — 

Released on 



Cuts 2-4, 6 (2 unmixed and remixed; 3 lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Released on GET 

YOUR YA-YAS OUT (BT CD). 

Cut 3 (lacking the “Every cop is a criminal”-verse): Released on CHAIN SHOOTING (BT CD). 

5030A Early Spring, 1976 � C.T.S. Studios, Wembley, Middlesex: Soundtrack recordings for “THE MAN WHO 

FELL TO EARTH”, film (directed by Nicolas Roeg; premiered in 1976; on DVD, Fox Lorber FLV5039 

[US], Sep. 1, 1998: cuts 1-4 [soundtrack, all incomplete]); PAY, PACK AND FOLLOW (Eagle Rec, 

WK18475ADV; advance copy CD [Europe], early 2001: cut 2); PUSSYCAT (Varese Sarabande 302 

066 903 2, CD [US], Sep. 9, 2008. cuts 5, 6): 1. Rhumba Boogie, 2. Boys From The South, 3. Blue 

Grass Breakdown (all Phillips), 4. Hello Mary Lou (Pitney, Mangiaracina), 5. Liar, Liar (Phillips), 

6. Hello Mary Lou [Extended Instrumental] (Pitney, Mangiaracina) 

MT: guitar, and vocals (4); John Phillips: producer, and vocals (2, 4, 5); Ricky Hitchcock: guitar; 

B.J. Cole: pedal steel; Pete Kelly: keyboards; :Dave Marquee: bass; Henry Spinetti: drums; 

Frank Ricotti.: percussion. 

8089 September, 1984, onwards � London and Vienna, Austria: Shooting of “ECHO PARK”, film (directed by 

Robert Dornhelm; premiered in Vienna, Austria, Nov. 14, 1985; released on video, Vestron VA 16630 

[UK]/Paramount 2391 [US], 1986; and on DVD, MGM 1002751 [US], Dec. 26, 2001) 

BW: music consultant, co-producer (but no actual film performance); — NOTES: BW is also 

credited as music advisor and as co-composer of one cut of the soundtrack LP to accompany 

this film, MUSIC FROM THE MOTION PICTURE ECHO PARK (A&M SP 5119 [US], 1986): 

1. JIMMIE WHITE & THE IMMORTALS: She’s About A Mover (Sahm), 2. SHANDI: Wild Roses 

(Boles, Walton, Shandi), 3. DEAN CHAMBERLAIN: The Need (Chamberlain), 4. DAVID BAER- 

WALD: Imagination (Baerwald), 5. THE SIGHTS: Twice As Hard (Richardson, Shaw), 6. JIMMIE 

WHITE & THE IMMORTALS: The Immortal Strut (Wood, Amason, Lott, Rice), 7. JOHNETTE 

NAPOLITANO: Tomorrow’s Gonna Be (Boles, Walton), 8. DAVID RICKETTS: Chase Scene 

(Ricketts), 9. BLACK PATTI: My Eyes Have Seen (Rothchild), 10. MIKE SHERWOOD & JULIE 

CHRISTENSEN: Give And Take (Wyman, Wilson).


0.001 JULY 12, 1962 � MARQUEE CLUB, LONDON 

9 I Ain’t Got You (Arnold) 

0.002A DECEMBER 7, 1962 � RED LION PUB, SUTTON, SURREY 

6 I Ain’t Got No Money (Arnold) 

NOTES: Cuts 1-15: Not recorded; Cut 6: Title unconfirmed; might be I Ain’t Got You, composed and 

recorded by Billy Boy Arnold for Vee-Jay Records in 1955 and simultaneously covered by Jimmy 

Reed (whose version is usually credited to Calvin Carter for unknown reasons); — Concert predating 

Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts: bass by Colin Golding; drums by Tony Chapman; also piano 

by Ian Stewart. 

0.186C SEPTEMBER 24, 1970 � PALAIS DES SPORTS, PARIS 



Cuts 1-14: Released on SLOWLY ROCKIN’ ON (BT CD). 

Songs 13, 14 (both incomplete): Shown in a French news-clip (ORTF), September 25, 1970. 

1001A Late 1961 � Dick Taylor’s home, Dartford, Kent: LITTLE BOY BLUE AND THE BLUE BOYS (REELIN’ & 

ROCKIN’, BT CD: cuts 1-5 [all incomplete]; THE ROLLING STONES FILES 1961-1964, BT CD: cuts 

1-6, 8,12, 13 [1-5 all incomplete];: 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) 

MJ: vocals; KR, Bob Beckwith: guitar; Dick Taylor: bass, guitar, drums; Alan Etherington: maracas, 

drums, back-up vocals. 

1052A July 10, 1969 � Sydney: MJ press conference for “NED KELLY” (Australian ABC TV news-clip, mid- 

July,1969). 

2019A June, 1968 � London: HAPSHASH AND THE COLOURED COAT, Single (Liberty LBF 15188 [UK], 1969: 

cuts 1, 2; Liberty 2C006-91.096M [France], 1969: cuts 1, 3; WESTERN FLIER, Liberty LBL/LBS 

83212 [UK]/Imperial LP-12430 [US], 1969/ Repertoire Rec. REP 4415, CD [Germany], 1994: cuts 

1-3): 1. Colinda (Trad. arr. Waymouth, Batt, Mayhew), 2. The Wall (Waymouth, Batt, Mayhew), 

3. Car, Car (Guthrie) 

BJ, Mick Jagger: hand in the production; Nigel Waymouth: vocals; Michael Mayhew: guitar, 

vocals; Tony T.S. McPhee: guitar (unconfirmed); Mike Batt: piano, accordion, producer; Eddie 

Tripp: upright bass; Freddie Ballerini: violin; Mickey Finn or Guy Stevens: percussion; Andy 

Renton: drums; — NOTES: Cut 1: Preceded on the US single by parts of the spoken Telephone 

Budreaux (the opening track of the WESTERN FLIER album). 

3090 1987 � Barbados, West Indies and/or London: THE DIRTY STRANGERS, THE DIRTY STRANGERS 

(Thrill Rec. 87001 [UK]/Thrill Rec. THL-9000 [US], late 1987/Dunhill Compact Classics & Shelter- 

Thrill Rec., THZ-900, CD [US], probably June, 1988): 1. Thrill Of The Thrill (Clayton), 2. Wide Boys 

& Slim Pickings (Clayton, Harrison), 3. Oh Yeah!, 4. Didn’t Want To Be An Angel, 5. Bathing Belles, 

6. Diamonds (all Clayton) 

Remixed Internet singles to come out of this session: 

THE DIRTY STRANGERS (Track Rec./i-tunes [UK], March 28, 2009): 7. Diamonds (Buried Treasure Mix) 

THE DIRTY STRANGERS (Track Rec./Nokia Music Store [UK], May, 2009): 8. Oh Yeah! (Buried Treasure 

Mix) 

THE DIRTY STRANGERS (Track Rec./Nokia Music Store [UK], May 18, 2009): 9. Wide Boys & Slim Pickings 

(Buried Treasure Mix). 

3344? Probably August, 2008 � West 12 Studios, Shepherds Bush, London, and Studio 284, Brighton: THE 

DIRTY STRANGERS, WEST 12 TO WITTERING (Track Rec. TRA 1061, CD [UK], May 4, 2009; 

also released on vinyl, India Media Group/Track Rec. 471-122-1 [Germany], May, 2009): 1. Ain’t 

That Too Much (Vincent), 2. All Away (Clayton, Proctor, Butler), 3. Bad Girls (You’re Going Nowhere) 

(Richards, Clayton, Symons), 4. She’s A Real Botticelli (Richards, Clayton, Proctor, Butler), 5. Survival 

Dance (Clayton) 

KR: piano; Alan Clayton: guitar, vocals, co-producer (1-3, 5); Joe Brown: banjo (4); Chris Winter 

harmonica: (5); John Proctor: bass; George Butler: drums; Pete Brown: co-producer (1-3, 5),

ack-up vocals, percussion; Brian James: producer (4); — NOTES: Also see RON WOOD, Entry 

7120. 

Remixed Internet singles to come out of this session: 

THE DIRTY STRANGERS (Dirty Strangers’ MySpace page [UK], May 5, 2009): 7. She's A Real Botticelli 

(Zodiac Radio Mix) 

THE DIRTY STRANGERS (Dirty Strangers’ MySpace page [UK], May 5, 2009): 8. She's A Real Botticelli 

(Zodiac Youth Mix) [a.k.a. She's A Real Botticelli (Zodiac Youth Do-Wah-Dee-Dee Mix)] 

NOTES: KR's piano track has been wiped out on another remix, She's A Real Botticelli (Zodiac Youth Dub 

Mix). 

3348? Late 2008 or early 2009 � Probably KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview for “Blues Britannia: 

Can Blue Men Sing The Whites?” (documentary, directed by Chris Rodley, shown May 1, 2009, on 

BBC Four); — NOTES: Also see BILL WYMAN, Entry 8248. 

5005 October 19, 1967 � Live at the Speakeasy, London [cut 12]; � JOHN MAYALL, THE DIARY OF A BAND, 

VOLUME TWO (Decca SKL 4919 [UK], Feb. 23, 1968; LIVE IN EUROPE, London PS 589 [US], 

June, 1971; THE DIARY OF A BAND, VOLUME TWO, Deram 844030-2, CD [UK and US], May 30, 

1994): 12. Blues In B Flat (Mayall) 

MT: guitar, John Mayall: vocals, organ, guitar, harmonica; Keith Tillman: bass; Keef Hartley: 

drums; Dick Heckstall-Smith, Chris Mercer: saxophone; — NOTES: Cut 12: Edit version, leaving 

off Jimi Hendrix' contribution towards the end of the song played on the guitar that Mick Taylor 

handed over to him. 

5127 March 13, 2009 � Live at Muhle Hunziken, Rubigen, Switzerland: THE MICK TAYLOR BAND (“Musicnight, 

Swiss TV [SF Zwei], May,31, 2009): 1. Late At Night (Taylor), 2. You Gotta Move (McDowell, 

Davis), 2. Goin’ South (Taylor, Young), 3. No Expectations, 4. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (both 

Jagger, Richards) 

MT: guitar, vocals (1-3), plus interview; Denny Newman: guitar, back-up vocals (1); Max Middleton: 

keyboards; Michael Bailey: bass, back-up vocals (1); Jeff Allen: drums. 

5129 April 21, 2009 � Billboard Live, Tokyo: MT interview for Targie by Shinpei Hosokawa. 

7299? Probably August, 2008 � West 12 Studios, Shepherds Bush, London: THE DIRTY STRANGERS, WEST 

12 TO WITTERING (Track Rec. TRA 1061, CD [UK], May 4, 2009; also released on vinyl, India 

Media Group/Track Rec. 471-122-1 [Germany], May, 2009: 1. South Of The River (Clayton, Proctor, 

Butler), 2. Gold Cortina (Clayton, Butler) 

RW: guitar; Alan Clayton: guitar, vocals, co-producer; John Proctor: bass; George Butler: drums; 

Pete Brown: co-producer, back-up vocals, percussion; — NOTES: Also see KEITH RICHARDS, 

Entry 3344?. 

8248? Late 2008 or early 2009 � Sticky Fingers Restaurant, London: BW interview for “Blues Britannia: Can 

Blue Men Sing The Whites?” (documentary, directed by Chris Rodley, shown May 1, 2009, on BBC 

Four); — NOTES: Also see KEITH RICHARDS, Entry 3348?. 

Added 2009-04-10 

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

Giorgio Gomelski; Engineer: R.G. Jones 



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

(unreleased); – Lip-synched performance of tracks pre-recorded at R.G. Jones Studios, Morden, 

Surrey, April 16, 1963; Cut 2: Bo Diddley’s original entitled I’m All Right. 

0.004B APRIL 28, 1963 � CRAWDADDY CLUB, STATION HOTEL, RICHMOND, SURREY 

11 I’m Mad (Hooker) 

NOTES: Cuts 1-15: Not recorded; Cut 11: Title unconfirmed; might be I’m Mad Again, but not I’m Bad 

Like Jesse James which wasn’t recorded by John Lee Hooker until 1966. 

0.009A SUMMER, 1963 � CRAWDADDY CLUB, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GROUNDS, RICHMOND, 

SURREY 


2 Come On (Berry)


4 Love Potion No.9 (Leiber, Stoller) 

5 Roll Over Beethoven (Berry) 

6 Money (Gordy Jr., Bradford) 


8 Jaguar And The Thunderbird (Berry) 

9 Don’t Lie To Me (Berry) 

10 Our Little Rendezvous (Berry) 

11 Baby What You Want Me To Do (Reed) 

12 Brown Eyed Handsome Man (Berry) 

13 Diddley Daddy (McDaniel, Fuqua) 

14 Money [Repeat] (Gordy Jr., Bradford) 

NOTES: Cuts 1-14: (all cuts except 1, 7, 10, 13, 14 incomplete): Recorded on two ¼ inch reel-to-reel 

tapes (sold for £ 23,900 at Christie’s auction of Pop Memorabilia, London, May 5, 2004); Cut 10: 

Chuck Berry’s adaptation of Sonny Boy Williamson's Good Morning Little Schoolgirl; Cut 11: Listed 

in the auctioneer’s catalogue as You Got Me Running (?) which, of course, is the opening line 

of this Jimmy Reed composition dating from 1960. 

0.011A SEPTEMBER 29 - NOVEMBER 3, 1963 � THE SET, EVERLY BROTHERS-BO DIDDLEY 

TOUR 

1 Poison Ivy (Leiber, Stoller) 

2 Fortune Teller (Neville) 

3 Come On (Berry) 

4 Money (Gordy Jr., Bradford) 


6 Roll Over Beethoven (Berry) 


8 Bye Bye Johnny (Berry) 

NOTES: Cuts 1-8: Not recorded. 

0.432 JANUARY 22 - MARCH 2 and APRIL 11 - JUNE 17, 1985 � PATHE-MARCONI STUDIOS, 

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

17 High Temperature (Jacobs) 

28 Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever (Wonder, Hunter) 


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 





Cuts 17, 28, 30-43: Released on HIGH TEMPERATURE (BT CD). 

1011B March 25, 1965 � Copenhagen: Interviews with all five Stones by Mogens Vemmer for Danish TV. 

1053A September, 1969 � Bungendore, near Canberra, Australia: MJ interview by Richard Carleton for 

Australian ABC TV (shown in different parts: “This Day Tonight”, Sep. 24, 1969 [also featuring 1. 

Piano Riffs and silent clips from the shooting of “NED KELLY”]; “GTK – Mick Again”; and “GTK – 

More Mick”, late Sep. and/or Oct.1969).

5054 July 7, 1984 � Live at Wembley Stadium, Wembley, Middlesex: BOB DYLAN (WEMBLEY STADIUM 

1984, BT CD, and WHAT'S REAL, BT CD: both with cuts 1-21; REAL LIVE, CBS 26334 [UK]/ 

Columbia FC 39444 [US], Dec. 3, 1984; CBS CDCBS 26334, CD [Europe], Dec. 1984/ Columbia 

CK 39444, CD [US], March, 1985: cuts 1, 5, 10, 11; LAST ENCORE, BT: cut 18; unidentified MTV 

show, Jan. 27, 1985: song 20 [incomplete]; “WEMBLEY 84”, BT DVD: songs 1, 14-21 [1, 14, 18, 

20 incomplete]): 1. Highway 61 Revisited, 2. Jokerman, 3. All Along The Watchtower, 4. Just Like A 

Woman, 5. Maggie’s Farm, 6. I And I, 7. License To Kill (all Dylan), 8. I’ve Got To Use My Imagination 

(Goldberg, Goffin), 9. Simple Twist Of Fate, 10. Masters Of War, 11. Ballad Of A Thin Man, 

12. Enough Is Enough, 13. Every Grain Of Sand, 14. Like A Rolling Stone, 15. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box 

Hat, 16. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue, 17. Tombstone Blues, 18. Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power), 

19. The Times They Are A-Changin’, 20. Blowin’ In The Wind, 21. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door ( 

all Dylan) 

Line-up: same as Entry 5048A above, including Carlos Santana (15-21); plus Eric Clapton: 

additional guitar (15-21); Van Morrison: shared vocals, additional guitar (16); Chrissie Hynde: 

back-up vocals (15-21), harmonica (15); — NOTES: For the remaining cuts of the official REAL 

LIVE album, recorded with Rolling Stones Mobile and produced by Glyn Johns, see above and 

below. 

7130A December 20, 1987� Live at Woody’s On The Beach Club, Miami, Florida: RON WOOD (“CHUCK 

STEWART PRESENTS CLASSIC MUSIC VIDEOS”): 1. Ooh La La (Wood, Lane), 2. It’s All Over 

Now (Womack, Womack), 2. Honky Tonk Women (Jagger, Richards) 

Line-up: same as above except Bo Diddley. 

7173 February 5, 1993 � Universal Studios, Los Angeles: ROD STEWART, “MTV UNPLUGGED” (shown May 

5, 1993 [US]/May 17, 1993 [Europe]: songs 1-8); released on UNPLUGGED ... AND SEATED 

(Warner Bros. 45289-2, CD [UK and US], May 21, 1993: cuts 1-8, 12); on HAVE I TOLD YOU 

LATELY, CD single (Warner Bros. 40962-2 [Germany], June, 1993: cut 9); on REASON TO BELIEVE, 

CD single (Warner Bros. WB 41069-2 [Germany], Aug. 9, 1993: cuts 4, 10); on HAVING A PARTY, 

CD single (Warner Bros. WB 2-18424 [US], Dec. 16, 1993: cuts 9, 11); PEOPLE GET READY, 

CD single (Warner Bros. 41320-2 [Europe], Dec. 1993: cuts 5, 11); on [VARIOUS ARTISTS,] 

THE UNPLUGGED COLLECTION (Warner Bros. 45774-2, CD [UK and US], Nov. 1994: cut 9); 

UNPLUGGED ... AND SEATED (CD and DVD) (Warner Bros. R2 514095 [US], March 10, 2009: 

cuts 1-9, songs 1-8): 1. Cut Across Shorty (Wilkin, Walker), 2. Maggie May (Stewart, Quittenton), 

3. Every Picture Tells A Story (Stewart, Wood), 4. Reason To Believe (Hardin), 5. People Get Ready 

(Mayfield), 6. Mandolin Wind (Stewart), 7. Stay With Me (Stewart, Wood), 8. Having A Party (Cooke), 

9. Gasoline Alley (Stewart, Wood), 10. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 11. Sweet Little Rock 

‘n Roller (Berry), 12. Highgate Shuffle [a.k.a. Wee Baby Blues] (Turner, Johnson) 

7298? April, 2008 � Doghouse Studio, London: STARSAILOR, Single B-side (EMI/Virgin VS 1984 [UK], March 2, 

2009): 1. All The Plans [Single Version] (Starsailor) 

RW: guitar; James Walsh: vocals, guitar; Barry Westhead: keyboards; James “Stel” Stelfox: bass; 

Ben Byrne: drums; Steve Osborne. producer; – NOTES: A-side: Tell Me It’s Not Over (Starsailor). 


5025 Late 1973 or 1974 � Advision Studios, London: HERBIE MANN, REGGAE (Atlantic K 50053 [UK]/ Atlantic 

SD 1655 [US], Aug. 1, 1974; Wounded Bird Rec. WOU 1655, CD [US], 2000): 1. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La- 

Da (Lennon, McCartney), 2. Rivers Of Babylon (Trad. arr. Mann), 3. Swingin’ Shepherd Blues 

(Koffman), 4. My Girl (Robinson, White); REGGAE II (Atlantic SD 18182 [New Zealand?]/Atlantic 

ATL 1068 [Europe]/Atlantic P-10214A [Japan], 1976): 5. Stoned By You (Mann) 

MT, Albert Lee: guitar; Herbie Mann: flute; Pat Rebillot: keyboards; backed by THE TOMMY 

McCOOK BAND: Tommy McCook: tenor saxophone, Bobby Ellis: trumpet; Rod Bryan, Hux 

Brown: guitar; Gladstone Anderson: piano; Winston Wright: organ; Jackie Jackson: bass; 

Michael Richard: drums; Geoffrey Haslam: producer; Ahmet Ertegun: executive producer; Jimmy 

Cliff: hand in the production; — NOTES: Cut 5: The title of the track (Stoned By You) most likely 

is a play on words (Stoned Bayou) since the cut is clearly based on Hank Williams’ Jambalaya 

(On The Bayou). 

Remix from this session: HERBIE MANN, Single (Atlantic 3219 [US], Autumn, 1974): 6. My Girl [Edit], 

7. Rivers Of Babylon [Edit]. 

6040A January, 1986 � Live at the South Bank, London (“Boogie Woogie South Bank Show”, German TV,1986; 

“A Left Hand Like God - A History Of Boogie Woogie Piano”, LWT, Jan. 31, 1988): 1. Meade’s 

Boogie (a.k.a. Hangover Boogie) (Lewis), 2. Boogie Woogie Prayer (Johnson, Ammons, Lewis)/ 

Piano Improvisation, 3. Boogie Woogie Improvisation (a.k.a. Storm Boogie)

CW: drums; Axel Zwingenberger, Big Joe Duskin (2, 3), Bob Hall (3), George Green (3): piano; 

Dave Green: bass. 

6069B 1993 or 1994 � Unknown location: CW interview for “CHICO HAMILTON: DANCING TO A DIFFERENT 

DRUMMER”, film (first shown by Arte, French/German Arts TV, Nov. 28, 1994; directed by Julian 

Benedikt). 

7022B April 29, 1971 � “Top Of The Pops”, BBC TV show, London: FACES (RONNIE LANE, APRIL FOOL, New 

Millennium Communications NMC Pilot 20, CD [UK], April 12, 1999: cut 1 [lacking comments]): 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. 

7130A December 20, 1987� Live at Woody’s On The Beach Club, Miami, Florida: RON WOOD (video out-take): 

1. Ooh La La (Wood, Lane), 2. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 2. Honky Tonk Women (Jagger, 

Richards) 

Line-up: same as above except Bo Diddley. 

7261 June 26, 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. 

8075 Summer, 1983 � The Sol, Cookham, Berkshire: SONS OF HEROES, SONS OF HEROES (Ripple Rec. 

MCF 3193 [UK], Autumn, 1983): 1. Living Outside Your Love (Taylor, Luggeri), 2. Lost In Wonderland 

(Taylor, Luggeri, Grange), 3. Don’t Make It So Hard (Taylor, Luggeri, Sinfield), 4. Love Insight, 

5. Hot Kiss (both Taylor, Luggeri, Grange), 6. Strange Eyes, 7. Dream Machines (both Taylor, Luggeri, 

Sinfield), 8. Start Of The Human Race, 9. Stretched (both Taylor, Luggeri, Grange), 10. All 

Broke Up (Taylor, Luggeri) 

BW: producer, and bass (4); Terry Taylor: guitar, keyboards, back-up vocals; Geoff Grange: 

vocals, harmonica; Carmelo Luggeri: guitar, keyboards, bass, back-up vocals; Roger Powell, 

Patrick Moraz: keyboards; Ray Cooper: percussion; Tony Beard: drums. 

Remix to follow the original album: SONS OF HEROES, Single (MCA Rec. 840 [UK], Autumn, 1983): 

11. Strange Eyes (Edited Version). 


0.412 AUGUST 13, 1982 � “ROCKS OFF!”, FILM, FIRST SHOWN IN WEST GERMANY 

A Under My Thumb 

B When The Whip Comes Down 

C Let’s Spend The Night Together 

D Shattered 

J Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

E Neighbours 

P Tumbling Dice 

Q She’s So Cold 

Z (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

NOTES: Songs A-Z: Many incomplete; Song M: Featuring speeded-up insert footage; Song Q: Including 

backstage scenes; Song Z: Using footage and clippings from the entire film; — Credits: Director: 

Hal Ashby; assistant: Pablo Ferro; producer: Ronald L. Schwary; camera: Caleb Deschanel, 

Gerald Feil; editors: Lisa Day, Sonya Sones; length: 94 mins., — Film re-released as “TIME IS 

ON OUR SIDE” (probably first shown in Turin, Italy, early October, 1982) with minor variations: 

Song B: Omitted; Songs E, P (but not Q): Featuring backstage scenes; Song J: Including various 

photographs from the Stones’ career. 

1026A September 14, 1966, onwards � Pye Recording Studios, London: VARIOUS ARTISTS, TONITE LET’S 

ALL MAKE LOVE IN LONDON (Soundtrack CD) (See For Miles SEECD-258 [France], 1990/Immediate 

Rec. AK-47893, CD [US], Aug. 1991); CHRIS FARLOWE, 14 THINGS TO THINK ABOUT 

(Repertoire Rec. REP 4280-WY, CD [Germany], 1994: bonus track; OUT OF TIME, Immediate 

NEECD 310, CD [UK], April 19, 1999): 1. Paint It Black (Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: producer; Art Greenslade: arranger & conductor; Glyn Johns: engineer; Chris Farlowe: 

vocals; Jimmy Page: guitar; for possible backing musicians see Entry 1019; — NOTES: Cut 1:

Also known as Paint It Black (Slower Mono Single Version), although it has been released in 

stereo. 

1026B September 14, 1966, onwards � Pye Recording Studios, London: TONITE LET’S ALL MAKE LOVE IN 

LONDON (Soundtrack, Instant INLP 002 [UK], Oct. 12, 1968; not available on CD): CHRIS FAR- 

LOWE: 1. Paint It Black [Rerecording] (Jagger, Richards) 

MJ: producer (probably); for possible backing musicians see Entry 1019. 

7236 September, 2000 � Gateway Studios, Twickenham: CARLO LITTLE ALL STARS, NEVER STOP 

ROCKIN’ (Angel Air Rec. SJPCD283, CD [UK], Jan. 12, 2009): 1. Midnight Special (Trad., arr. 

Ledbetter), 2. Country Line Special (Davies) 

RW, Alex Chanter: guitar; Carlo Little: drums, co-producer; Art Wood: vocals (1); Geraint Watkins: 

accordion (1); Johnny Casanova (1), Matthew Fisher (2): piano; Eddie Armer: harmonica 

(2), co-producer; Rick Brown: bass. 

8076 September 20, 1983 � Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London: “THE RONNIE LANE APPEAL FOR ARMS: 

THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL CONCERT, PART 1” (Videoform VFV 16, July, 1984: songs 1, 2, 4-11); 

“THE RONNIE LANE APPEAL FOR ARMS: THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL CONCERT, PART 2” 

(Videoform VFV 17, July, 1984: songs 12, 13, 15); ERIC CLAPTON & FRIENDS, THE A.R.M.S. 

BENEFIT CONCERT, Immortal Rec. IMA 104219, CD [Netherlands], Nov. 10, 2008: cuts 1, 2, 4-13, 

15; THE NIGHT OF THE KINGS, BT CD: cuts 2-15; THE RONNIE LANE APPEAL FOR ARMS, BT: 

cuts 2-15) 


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

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

34 Emotional Rescue [7” Promo Edit] 

45 Emotional Rescue [Cassette Edit] 

Cut 45: Released on a Malaysian cassette edition of REWIND in the mid-80s. 

NOTES: Cut 45: Same as cut 34 with an additional third repeat of the "I'll come to your emotional 

rescue"-line at the end of the second verse, fading early during the “Riding across the desert on a 

fine Arab charger”-line. 

0.432 JANUARY 22 - MARCH 2 and APRIL 11 - JUNE 17, 1985 � PATHE-MARCONI STUDIOS, 

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




0.418 FEBRUARY 11, 1983 � “LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER”, FILM, FIRST SHOWN AT 

LOEW’S THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY 

A Under My Thumb 

B Let’s Spend The Night Together 

C Shattered 

D Neighbours 

I Time Is On My Side (Meade) 

P She’s So Cold 

Y (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

NOTES: Songs A-Y: Many incomplete; Songs I, Y: Previously released as promotional videos (song Y: 

Using footage and clippings from the entire film); — Credits: Director: Hal Ashby; assistant: Pablo 

Ferro; producer: Ronald L. Schwary; camera: Caleb Dechanel, Gerald Feil; editors: Lisa Day, 

Sonya Sones; length: 92 mins.; — Leaving aside the omission of When The Whip Comes Down, 

this film music wise is identical with “ROCKS OFF!” (see Entry 0.412 above); there are, however, 

variations in the footage: Songs D, P: Featuring back-stage scenes; Song I: Including numerous 

excerpts from old TV shows, promotional films & videos and publications; — British release March 

24, 1983, through the Classic Cinema chain; — Released on video, “THE ROLLING STONES: 

LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER”, PMI TVE 90 1724-2 (UK)/ Embassy VHS 1231 (US); 

1983; and Weintrub/ Warner Home Video PES 38055 (UK), June, 1988; — Re-released as “LET’S 

SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER”, DVD, Flashstar DVDM-002 (Brazil [BT?]), Spring, 2002; and 

Studio Canal TFC TBD 1070 (Japan), March 7, 2003.

1457? Spring, 2007 � Unknown location: MJ interview hosted by Gary Moore for “The Very Best Of MJ Radio 

Special", Atlantic/Rhino promotional CD-R acetate [US], Autumn, 2007). 

5106B July 7, 2001 � Eszi Sporthall, Paks, Hungary: 9th International Gastroblues Festival: MICK TAYLOR 

BAND (IX. GASTROBLUES FESTIVAL - PAKS, Lezer Records L 014, CD [Hungary], 2002: cut 5 

[edited]; "GASTROBLUES FESTIVAL - PAKS, 1993-2002", DVD, Lezer L-DVD 017 [Hungary], 2002: 

song 5 [edited]; LITTLE RED ROOSTER, Woodstock Tapes WT 5109, BT CD [not US], 2007: cuts 

1-5): 1. Catfish Blues (Skip James), 2. Red House (Hendrix), 3. Little Red Rooster, 4. You Shook Me 

(both Dixon), 5. I Wonder Why (London) 

MT guitar, vocals; Noel Redding (1, part only), Andy Cleveland (2-5): bass; John Coghlan: drums. 

7173 February 5, 1993 � Universal Studios, Los Angeles: ROD STEWART, “MTV UNPLUGGED” 

Remixes coming from this performance: 

ROD STEWART, HAVING A PARTY, Promotional CD single (Warner Bros. PRO-CD-6360 [US], Dec. 

1993): 14. Having A Party (Edit), Having A Party (Album Version); 

ROD STEWART, Single (Warner Bros. 7-18424 [US], late 1993): 14. Having A Party; 

NOTES: Cut 14: Not a proper edit version but the album track lacking Rod Stewart’s final comment 

and applause. 

8012A September 20, 1965 � IBC Studios, London: MOON’S TRAIN, Single B-side (MGM 1333 [UK]/MGM 

13654 [US], March 10, 1967: cut 1); MOON’S TRAIN (In-Akustik INAK 11004, CD [Germany], 

Dec. 1996; THE LIFE I LEAD, Castle Music CMQCD125, CD [UK], Nov. 15, 2005; both with 

cuts 1-3): 1. It’s In My Mind (Chapman, Gosling), 2. Marriage Is For Old Folks (Carr, Shuman), 

3. Gotta Go Catch Me A Woman, 4. Say What I Mean [Early Version] (both Chapman, Gosling) 

BW: producer; Peter (“Moon”) Gosling: vocals, keyboards; Peter Frampton and/or Ian Dibben: 

guitar; Pete "Face" Atwood: bass; Tony Chapman: drums; Ken Leamon: saxophone; Alex Brown: 

trumpet; Glyn Johns: engineer; — NOTES: For A-side of original single, see Entry 8017 below. 


0.431A JANUARY 11-19, 1985 � PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION, PATHE-MARCONI STUDIOS, 

PARIS, Producers: The Glimmer Twins 


2 Are You Lonely For Me Baby? (Berns) 

3 All Shook Up (Blackwell, Presley) 


5 One Hit (To The Body) 

6 Unknown 

7 Broken Hearts For Me And You 

8 Don’t Be Cruel (Blackwell, Presley) 

9 Pawning Everything He Can or Thirty Nine And Holding (Foster, Rice) 

10 Back On The Streets Again (?) 



Cuts 4, 5, 7-12: Released on GLIMMER TWINS’ PRIVATE TAPES (BT CD). 

Cuts 4, 5, 7-12 (12 incomplete): Released on HAMNGBIRD DISASTER (BT CD). 

Cut 7: Released on CRUSHED PEARL (BT CD). 

0.436A SPRING, 1986 � PROMOTIONAL SINGLE, COLUMBIA DEP-477 (ARGENTINA) 

A Un Golpe Al Cuerpo (One Hit To the Body) 

B Vuelta A Cero (Back To Hero [sic]) 

Sides A, B: Recorded at RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 and/or September 10-October 

15, 1985. 

NOTES: Sides A, B: Specially edited promitional versions. 

0.453A AUGUST, 1989 � PROMOTIONAL SINGLE, DISCOS CBS DEP 748 (ARGENTINA) 

A Emociones Mezcladas (Mixed Emotios) 

Side A: Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat, West Indies, March 29-May 5, 1989.

NOTES: Side A: Specially edited promotional version; — NOTES: Only one side by The Rolling 

Stones. 

1145A Between October 16 and 23, 1983 � Paris: MJ interview by Sally Magnusson for BBC TV (shown in “Sixty 

Minutes”, Nov. 2 or 7, 1983). 

5022 October 9-11, 1973 � Live at Grugahalle, Essen, and maybe elsewhere on the European Tour (at least 

2 different shows): BILLY PRESTON, BILLY PRESTON’S LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M AMLH 

68265 [UK]/A&M 3657 [US] Aug. 2, 1974: cuts 1-9); BILLY PRESTON, THE BEST (A&M SP-3205 

[US], 1982: cut 17); DIGITALLY REMASTERED BEST (A&M POCM-1580, CD [Japan], March 28, 

1998: cuts 12, 17); LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (A&M UICY-3358, CD [Japan], March 27, 2002: cuts 

10-18); LIVE EUROPEAN TOUR (UICY-93458, CD [Japan], May 14, 2008: cuts 1-18): 1. Day 

Tripper (Lennon, McCartney), 2. The Bus (Preston, Greene), 3. Let It Be (Lennon, McCartney), 

4. Let’s Go Get Stoned (Simpson, Ashford, Armstead), 5. Billy’s Bag (Preston), 6. Will It Go Round 

In Circles (Trad. arr. Preston, Fisher), 7. Outa Space (Preston, Greene), 8. Higher (Vamp) (Stewart), 

9. Get Back, — 10. Day Tripper (both Lennon, McCartney), 11. The Bus (Preston, Greene), 12. Let 

It Be (Lennon, McCartney), 13. Will It Go Round In Circles (Trad. arr. Preston, Fisher), 14 Let's Go 

Get Stoned (Ashford, Simpson, Armstead), 15. Space Race (Preston), 16. Amazing Grace (Trad.), 

17. That’s The Way God Planned It (Preston), 18. Outa Space (Preston, Fisher)/Higher (Vamp) 

(Stewart) 

MT: guitar (probably not 14); Billy Preston: keyboards, vocals, producer; Huby Heard, Kenny 

Lupper: keyboards; Manuel Kellough: drums; — NOTES: Album recorded on The Rolling Stones’ 

“1973 European Tour”, where Preston played as opening act. 


1022 April 1, 1966 � Regent Sound Studios, London: TROGGS recording session (referred to on THE 

TROGGS TAPE, THE TROGGS ARCHEOLOGY 1966-1976, Chronicles-Fontana 314512 936-2 

CDP 774, CD bonus single [US], Sep. 1992) 

MJ, Jack Nitzsche: hand in the production; Larry Page, The Troggs’ regular producer, most likely 

not present. 

3167C November 13 or 14, 1992 � Hotel room, New York City: KR interview by Simon Bates for BBC Radio 1 

(re-broadcast in “Marc Riley’s Musical Time Machine”, BBC, July 21, 2008). 

3180 September or early October, 1993 � Sandymount (Ron Wood’s house), outside Clane, County Kildare, 

Ireland: KEITH RICHARDS, Acoustic recording for “Crossroads”, Robert Johnson special (shown by 

French TV, Oct. 9, 1993): 1. 32-20 Blues (Johnson) 

KR: guitar, plus interview by Buddy Guy. 

3310? Autumn, 2006 � JOHNNY CASH, GOD’S GONNA CUT YOU DOWN, CD single (Lost Highway, 062517 

20540 6 [Europe], Jan. 15, 2007): 1. “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” (Trad.) 

NOTES: Song 1: Lip-synched performance of a posthumous promotional video, starring: KR, 

Iggy Pop, Bono, Sheryl Crow, Rick Rubin, Brian Wilson, Johnny Depp, Patti Smith, Chris Rock, 

Anthony Kiedis and others; Tony Kaye: video director. 

7070G April 13-19, 1979 � MGM Studios, Culver City, California: THE NEW BARBARIANS, Tour rehearsals 

(BARB WIRED TOUR VOL. 2, BT CD [Discs 1 and 4]: cuts 1-23; LOST & LONELY, BT CD: cuts 

1-14; BURIED ALIVE, BT CD [VGP], FOR FANS ONLY, BT; TRY & MORE, BT CD: all with cuts 

1-11; STONED STONE, BT CD: cuts 2, 3, 8, 12-14; ANY PORT IN A STORM REVISITED, BT CD: 

cut 12): 1. Lost And Lonely (Wood), 2. Seven Days, 3. Seven Days (both Dylan), 4. Breathe On Me, 

5. Breathe On Me, 6. Breathe On Me, 7. I Can Feel The Fire, 8. I Can Feel The Fire, 9. I Can Feel 

The Fire (all Wood), 10. Am I Grooving You (Berns, Barry), 11. Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby, 12. Ain’t 

That Lovin’ You Baby (both Reed), 13. Buried Alive, 14. Lost And Lonely (both Wood) 15. Lost And 

Lonely, 16. I Can Feel The Fire, 17. I Can Feel The Fire (all Wood), 18. Let’s Go Steady, 19. Let’s Go 

Steady (both Alexander), 20. Worried Life Blues (Estes, Merriweather), 21. How Do You Do Africa? 

(based on the sax and trumpet instrumental Skokiaan written by Zimbabwean musician August 

Musarurwa and on Eddy Grant’s Hello Africa), 22. Before They Make Me Run (Jagger, Richards), 

23. Let’s Go Steady (Alexander) 

Line-up: same as Entry 7072 below, — NOTES: Cuts 1-14: Recorded April 13, 1979, probably 

without Keith Richards; Cuts 15-23: Origin unconfirmed, might come from Playboy Club, Lake 

Geneva, Wisconsin, April 21, 1979.


0.745A APRIL 12, 1999 � UNITED CENTER, CHICAGO 




21 Mick Jagger Interview by Chris Evans 

22 Leave It All Behind (?) 

23 Ron Wood Interview by Chris Evans 

24 Charlie Watts Interview by Chris Evans 

25 Keith Richards Interview by Chris Evans 

26 Rocky Acoustic Guitar Tune 

27 Sweet Home Chicago (Johnson) 

Songs 1, 17, 18, 22, 27 (all incomplete), Lines 21, 23-25, Track 26: Shown in “TFI Friday: The Rolling 

Stones”, Ch4, May 8, 1999. 

NOTES: Lines 21, 23-25, Songs 22, 27, Track 26: Recorded backstage before show; Track 26, Song 

27: Ron Wood and Keith Richards rehearsal; Song 27: Featuring some off-mike vocals probably 

by Lisa Fischer. 

1173 June 29, 1985 � Westside Studios, London: DAVID BOWIE & MICK JAGGER: 1. Dancing In The Street 

(Hunter, Stevenson, Gaye) 

MJ, David Bowie: vocals; G.E. Smith, Kevin Armstrong, Earl Slick: guitar; Matthew Seligman, 

John “Skinny” Regan: bass; Neil Conti: drums; Pedro Ortiz, Jimmy Maelen: percussion; Mac 

Gollehon: trumpet; Stan Harrison, Lenny Pickett: saxophone; Steve Nieve: keyboards; Helena 

Springs, Tessa Niles: back-up vocals; Clive Langer, Alan Winstanley: producers; Steve Thompson, 

Michael Barbiero: remix engineers. 

Remixes from this session: 

DAVID BOWIE & MICK JAGGER, Single (EMI America EA 204 [UK]/ EMI America B-8288 [US], 

Aug. 19, 1985: cuts 2, 6); 

VERSIONS: 2. Dancing In The Street, 3. Dancing In The Street (Extended Dance Mix, a.k.a. Steve 

Thompson Mix), 4. Dancing In The Street (Dub Mix), 5. Dancing In The Street (Edit Version), 

6. Dancing In The Street (Instrumental [Featuring Vocal Snippets]) (all Hunter, Stevenson, Gaye). 

1380A Late April, 2001 � Roxie Studios (Lenny Kravitz’ home studio), Miami, Florida: MICK JAGGER, Piano 

improvisation (incompletely released on “BEING MICK”, DVD, Pony Canyon PCBP-50523 [Japan], 

April 24, 2002/Trimark VM 79800 [US], May 21, 2002): 1. Hickory Wind (Parsons, Buchanan) 

MJ: piano, vocals. 

1397 November 22, 2001 � “BEING MICK” TV special (directed by Kevin Macdonald, produced by Jagged 

Films; shown by ABC-TV [US] and by Ch4 [UK]; released on DVD, Pony Canyon PCBP-50523 

[Japan], April 24, 2002/Trimark VM 79800 [US], May 21, 2002): 1. MTV Awards, 2. France, 

3. Recording “Brand New Set Of Rules”, 4. Party At Sir Elton’s, 5. Cricket, 6. Producing “Enigma”, 

7. Recording “Joy” with Bono, 8. Songwriting, 9. Recording “Too Far Gone”, 10. Sports Day, 

11. Recording “God Gave Me Everything” with Lenny Kravitz [and Improvising “Hickory Wind”], 

12. Voting, 13. Recording “Gun” with Pete Townshend, 14. On Holiday, 15. Recording “Hide Away” 

With Wyclef Jean, 16. “Enigma” Royal Premiere, 17. “God Gave Me Everything” Live 

7248 Late 2001 or early Summer, 2002 � Ridge Farm, Sphere and CK Studios, London: THE SMALL FACES 

ALL STAR CHARITY BAND, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE CHILDREN, CD single (Nice Rec. SD Nice001 

[UK], July 24, 2002): 1. It’s All About The Children, 2. It’s All About The Children (Dance Mix), 3. It’s 

All About The Children (Hip Hop Mix) (all Jones, Hart, Grainger, Kimsey) 

RW, Gary Grainger: guitar (probably cut 1 only); Paul Young, Robert Hart: vocals; Rick Wills: 

bass; Kenney Jones: drums; Chris Kimsey: producer, remix (2); Ionica (2), Jj and Byron J (3): 

hand in the production. 

7260? June 20, 2004 � Live at the “Fleadh Festival”, Finsbury Park, London, BOB DYLAN, FLEADH FES- 

TIVAL 2004 (BT CD): 1. Down Along The Cove, 2. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue, 3. Lonesome 

Day Blues, 4. Maggie’s Farm, 5. Desolation Row, 6. Seeing The Real You At Last, 7. Positively 

4th Street, 8. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum, 9. High Water (For Charley Patton), 10. Highway 61 

Revisited, 11. Not Dark Yet, 12. Honest With Me, 13. Boots Of Spanish Leather, 14. Summer Days, 

15. Like A Rolling Stone (all Dylan) 

RW, Stu Kimball: guitar; Bob Dylan: vocals, piano, harmonica; Larry Campbell: guitar, cittern, 

pedal steel; Tony Garnier: bass; George Recile: drums


0.436A MARCH, 1986 � PROMOTIONAL SINGLE, COLUMBIA DEP 457 (ARGENTINA) 

A Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson) 

B Winning Ugly (Version Abreviada [7" Promo Edit]) 

Sides A, B: Recorded at RPM Studio, New York City, July 16-August 17 and/or September 10-October 

15, 1985. 

0.472A AUTUMN, 1989 � PROMOTIONAL SINGLE, DISCOS CBS DEP-774 (ARGENTINA) 

A Rock Y Un Lugar Duro (Rock And A Hard Place) 

B Triste Triste Triste (Sad Sad Sad) 

Sides A, B: Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat, West Indies, March 29-May 5, 1989. 

NOTES: Side A: Specially edited promotional version. 

0.547A SPRING, 1991 � PROMOTIONAL SINGLE, SONY MUSIC DEP-870 (ARGENTINA) 

A Alta Tension (Highwire) 

B No Siempre Consigues Lo Que Quieres (You Can’t Always Get What You Want) 

Side A: Recorded at the Hit Factory Studio, London, January 7-18, 1991. 

Side B: Recorded at Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Florida, November 25, 1989. 

NOTES: Side A: Album version; Side B: Specially edited promotional version. 

1077 October 5, 1973 � Press conference, Eden Club, Espergaerde, near Copenhagen: MJ interview by Erling 

Bundgaard for Danish TV (TV-Avisen) about The Rolling Stones being “small business like a sweet 

shop on the corner” (re-broadcast in “LET IT BLEED”, Arte TV, July 14, 2002). 

1213 January 20, 1988 � Waldorf Astoria, New York City: ROCK’N ROLL HALL OF FAME (“Rock Of Europe”, 

Super, Feb. 29, 1988; “1988 ROCK’N’ROLL HALL OF FAME CEREMONY AND CONCERT JAM“, 

BT DVD; “ROCK + ROLL HALL OF FAME 1988“, BT DVD: all with inductions and songs 1-10; 

LIVE AT THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME, BT and BT CD: cuts 1-10): Induction of THE 

BEATLES by MJ to the Hall; — 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) 

MJ: vocals (3, 9, 10), percussion (1-9); Bob Dylan: guitar, vocals (2, 9); Bruce Springsteen: guitar, 

vocals (3), percussion; George Harrison: guitar, vocals (2); John Fogerty: guitar, vocals (8); Jeff 

Beck, Neil Young (3-10); Dave Edmunds, Les Paul, Sid McGinnis: guitar; Little Richard (1), Ben E. 

King/The Drifters (1, 4), Julian Lennon (4), Mary Wilson (4, 5), Elton John (6), The Beach Boys 

(7): vocals; Paul Shaffer: keyboards; Billy Joe: piano, vocals (3); Anton Fig, Ringo Starr (3): 

drums; plus about half a million other musicians. 

1279A 1992 � Norfolk Lodge (MJ’s home studio), Richmond, Surrey: MICK JAGGER, THE VERY BEST OF 

MICK JAGGER (Atlantic Rhino 8122-79961-0, CD [US], Sep. 28, 2007): 1. Charmed Life (Jagger) 

MJ: vocals, guitar, harmonica, drum machine, producer; Jimmy Rip: guitar; Karis Jagger. back-up 

vocals; Ashley Beedle: re-mix. 

1457? Spring, 2007 � Unknown location: MJ interview hosted by Gary Moore for “The Very Best Of MJ Radio 

Special", Atlantic/Rhino promotional CD-R acetate [US], Autumn, 2007). 

2018C 1968 � EMI Studios, London: PETER & GORDON, Single A-side (Columbia DB 8451 [UK]/Capitol Rec. 

2214 [US], July 12, 1968; THE ULTIMATE PETER & GORDON, Collector’s Choice Music CCM 1892, 

CD [US], Aug. 14, 2001): 1. You’ve Had Better Times (Waller) 

BJ: drums; Gordon Waller: vocals, piano, co-producers; Peter Asher: vocals, co-producer; John 

Maus: guitar; bass: not identified; Mike Vickers: arranger & conductor. 

Remix to come out of this session: PETER & GORDON, Promotional single (Capitol Rec. Pro 4587 [US], 

Summer, 1968); Single B-side (Capitol Starline 6156 [US], Spring, 1969): 2. You’ve Had Better Times 

[Vocal Over-Dubs] (Waller); — NOTES: A-side of re-released single: Lady Godiva (Leander, Mills).

3034 December 10, 1976 � Island Studios, London: KEITH RICHARDS, Single A-side (Rolling Stones Rec. 

RSR 102 [UK], Dec. 12, 1978/ Rolling Stones Rec. RS 19311 [US], Feb. 16, 1979; Internet single, 

Dec 11, 2007 [Mindless Rec./iTunes]; VARIOUS ARTISTS, CHRISTMAS A GO-GO, Wicked Cool 

Rec. 856385001756, CD [US], Oct. 14, 2008): 1. Run Rudolph Run (Brodie, Marks) 

KR: guitar, bass, vocals, producer; Ian Stewart: piano; Mike Driscoll: drums. 

3061B May, 1983 � The Hit Factory, New York City (probably): KEITH RICHARDS, Solo recording (THE COM- 

PLETE HONEYMOON TAPES, BT CD: cut 1): 1. Don’t Be Cruel (Blackwell, Presley), 2. When My 

Little Girl Is Smiling (Goffin, King) 

KR: vocals, piano. 

3330? November 27, 2007 � One East Recording, New York City: TIM RIES, STONES WORLD - THE ROLL- 

ING STONES PROJECT II (Wal Wal Music/Tames Rec. XNYY-10004-5, CD [Japan], Oct. 1, 2008/ 

Sunny Side Rec. SSC 4104, CD [US], Oct. 21, 2008): 1. Baby Break it Down (Jagger, Richards), 2. A 

Funky Number, 3. A Funky Number [Full Version] (both Ries), 4. Baby Break It Down [Alternate 

Version] (Jagger, Richards) 

KR: guitar (over-dub session); Pierre de Beauport: engineer; Bernard Fowler, Minako Yoshida: 

vocals (1, 4); Tim Ries: saxophone, producer; Austin Peralta, Kazumi Watanabe: guitar; Larry 

Goldings: organ; Terumasa Hino: trumpet (2, 3); Kenji Hino: bass; Kiyohiko Semba: percussion; 

Tal Bergman: drums. 

3331? 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): 1. Heavy Voodoo, 2. There’s A Way (both Perry, Marshall) 

KR: guitar (over-dub session); Lee “Scratch” Perry: vocals; Reuben “Sleepy” White: percussion, 

congas; Erica Iji: additional vocals (2); Steve Marshall: all remaining instruments; John Saxon: 

producer. 

3332? Probably late November, 2007 � One East Recording, New York City: MARIANNE FAITHFULL, EASY 

COME, EASY GO (Naïve Rec. NV814411, CD [France], Nov. 14, 2008): 1. Sing Me Back Home 

(Haggard) 

KR: guitar, back-up vocals (over-dub session); Marianne Faithfull: vocals; Marc Ribot, Barry 

Reynolds: guitar; Rob Burger: organ; Steve Weisberg: piano; Greg Cohen:bass; Jim White: 

drums; :Hal Willner; producer. 

5125 Mid-September, 2006 � Live at Aleksantierin Teatteri, Helsinki: WENTUS BLUES BAND, FAMILY MEET- 

ING (Ruf Records RUF 1134, CD [Finland], Nov. 7, 2007: cuts 1-3); “FAMILY MEETING”, documentary 

directed by Heikki Kossi, premiered Nov. 7, 2007; released on DVD, In-Akustik/Ruf Rec. 3017 

[Europe], Aug. 29, 2008: song 2): 1. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Jagger, Richards), 2. Blind Willie 

McTell (Dylan), 3. Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards) 

MT: guitar, vocals (2); Juho Kinaret: percussion, vocals (3); Niko Riippa: guitar, co-producer; Kim 

Wikman: guitar; Pekka Grah: keyboards, back-up vocals; Tore Berlund: saxophone (1); Robban 

Hagnas: bass, back-up vocals, co-producer; Mikael Axelqvist: drums; — NOTES: DVD also features 

acoustic back-stage improvisations of 4. Easy Money (Taylor?), 5. It Hurts Me Too (Whittaker, 

James) by Mick Taylor, Eddie Kirkland and Lazy Lester plus a MT interview for the second 

trailer of the film. 

6117? Around July 28, 2006 (not June 15, 2007) � La Fonderie Studio, Paris, France: TIM RIES, STONES 

WORLD - THE ROLLING STONES PROJECT II (Wal Wal Music/Tames Rec. XNYY-10004-5, CD 

[Japan], Oct. 1, 2008/Sunny Side Rec. SSC 4104, CD [US], Oct. 21, 2008: cuts 1, 2; “THE BIGGEST 

BANG”, CPI-Redline Entertainment 75022, DVD Box Set [Disc 4], June 12, 2007: song 1 [incomplete]): 

1. Miss You, 2. Fool To Cry (both Jagger, Richards) 

CW: drums; Bernard Fowler: vocals; Tim Ries: saxophone, producer; Frederick Favarell: guitar; 

Frank Amsallem: piano; Gary Versace: accordion (2); Michael Davis: trombone (1); Thomas 

Bramerie: bass. 

6120? August 11, 2006 (not June 26, 2007) � Unknown studio, Porto, Portugal: TIM RIES, STONES WORLD - 

THE ROLLING STONES PROJECT II (Wal Wal Music/Tames Rec. XNYY-10004-5, CD [Japan], 

Oct. 1, 2008/Sunny Side Rec. SSC 4104, CD [US], Oct. 21, 2008): 1. No Expectations, 2. Brown 

Sugar (both Jagger, Richards) 

CW: drums; Tim Ries: saxophone, producer, piano (1); Ana Moura: vocals; Custodio Castelo, 

Jorge Fernando, Jordi Bonell (2): guitar; Chuck Leavell: piano (2); Thomas Bramerie: bass; Marc 

Miralta: percussion. 

6123? November 20, 2006 � Capital Studios, Hollywood, California: TIM RIES, STONES WORLD - THE ROLL- 

ING STONES PROJECT II (Wal Wal Music/Tames Rec. XNYY-10004-5, CD [Japan], Oct. 1, 2008/ 

Sunny Side Rec. SSC 4104, CD [US], Oct. 21, 2008): 1. Hey Negrita (Jagger, Richards) 

CW: drums; Mick Jagger: harmonica; Ron Wood: guitar; Bernard Fowler: vocals; Tidawt (Hasso 

Akotey, Oumara Almoctar): vocals, guitar; Tim Ries: saxophone, producer; Chuck Leavell: piano; 

Lynne Richburg: viola; Dave Carpenter: bass; Alhassane Foungounou, Felix Bloxum, Brad Dutz: 

percussion.

Source 

Felix Aeppli, The Ultimate Guide To The Rolling Stones (1985 / 1996 / 2003 / 2011): 

http://aeppli.ch/tug.htm

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