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19 Start Me Up<br />
20 Street Fighting Man<br />
21 It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll<br />
22 Brown Sugar<br />
23 Jumpin’ Jack Flash<br />
Cuts 1-23: Released on LIVE IN GIANTS STADIUM (BT CD).<br />
1.014 APRIL 11, <strong>2011</strong> � <strong>10</strong>0 YEARS OF THE BLUES (CD), UNIVERSAL 0600753345009<br />
(EUROPE)<br />
B2 Ventilator Blues (Jagger, Richards, Taylor)<br />
Cut B2: Recorded with RSM, Nellcote, Villefranche, France, July <strong>10</strong>-late July and/or<br />
October 14-November 23, 1971.<br />
NOTES: Only one track involving The Rolling Stones.<br />
<strong>10</strong>01A Late 1950s and early 1960s � Saturday night shows, various youth clubs, Dartford, Kent (not recorded)<br />
MJ: vocals; Bob Beckwith: guitar; Dick Taylor: bass; Alan Etherington: drums.<br />
20<strong>04</strong> April 7, 1962 � Live at the Ealing Club, London: BLUES INCORPORATED featuring ELMO LEWIS (alias<br />
BJ) and PAUL POND (alias JONES) (not recorded): 1. Dust My Blues (James)<br />
BJ: slide guitar; Charlie Watts: drums; Paul Jones (replacing Cyril Davies on this cut): vocals,<br />
harmonica; Alexis Korner: guitar; Keith Scott: piano; Art Wood: back-up vocals; Andy Hoogenboom:<br />
string bass; — NOTES: First meeting of Brian Jones and Charlie Watts with Mick Jagger<br />
and Keith Richards of LITTLE BOY AND THE BLUE BOYS who attended the show.<br />
20<strong>04</strong>A Spring, 1962, onwards � The White Bear Pub, Bricklayer's Arms and The Wetherby Arms, London:<br />
EMBRYONIC ROLLING STONES, Rehearsals and auditions (not recorded)<br />
BJ: guitar; Ian Stewart: piano; Andy Wren (early May, 1962): vocals and maybe piano; Brian<br />
Knight (May, 1962): vocals, harmonica; Geoff Bradford (May and June, 1962), Keith Richards<br />
(May 25, 1962 onwards): guitar; Mick Jagger (May 25, 1962, onwards): vocals; Dick Hattrell<br />
(probably May, 1962), Dick Taylor (June, 1962, onwards), Bill Wyman (December 9 or <strong>10</strong>, 1962):<br />
bass; Tony Chapman, Mick Avory: drums (June, 1962 onwards).<br />
4001A Late 1950s and early 1960s � The Rhythm and Blues Scene (including ALEXIS KORNERS’ BLUES<br />
INCORPORATED), London (not recorded)<br />
IS: part of the club scene, occasionally sitting in on piano; — NOTES: IS is not identical with a<br />
well-known “society” pianist who recorded several albums of popular tunes for Parlophone<br />
(1950s), Fontana (IAN STEWART PLAYS THE HITS OF 1959 FOR DANCING, Fontana TFL<br />
5078 [UK], 1959) and Decca/Eclipse (1960s).<br />
6001B 1961 � Local Jazz (mainstream), London (not recorded):<br />
CW: drums; George Green (CW’s next door neighbour): bass, joining various bands in pub<br />
shows.<br />
6001E April 7, 1962 � Live at the Ealing Club, London: BLUES INCORPORATED featuring ELMO LEWIS (alias<br />
BJ) and PAUL POND (alias JONES) (not recorded): 1. Dust My Blues (James)<br />
BJ: slide guitar; Charlie Watts: drums; Paul Jones (replacing Cyril Davies on this cut): vocals,<br />
harmonica; Alexis Korner: guitar; Keith Scott: piano; Art Wood: back-up vocals; Andy Hoogenboom:<br />
string bass.<br />
7018C June. 1970 � Morgan Sound Studios, London: GARY OSBORNE, Single (CBS 5148 [UK], Aug. 21, 1970):<br />
1. Three Day Nation, 2. Heavies (Osborne)<br />
RW: guitar, bass; Gary Osborne: guitar, vocals, producer; Ian McLagan: piano; Kenney Jones:<br />
drums.<br />
7054B September 23, 1975 � Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, Louisiana: THE FACES, THE BIG EASY<br />
(BT CD): 1. Memphis, Tennessee (Berry), 2. It’s All Over Now (Womack, Womack), 3. Three Time<br />
Loser (Stewart), 4. Miss Judy’s Farm (Wood, Stewart), 5. I’d Rather Go Blind (Foster, Jordan),<br />
6. Sweet Little Rock ‘n Roller (Berry), 7. (I Know) I’m Losing You (Whitfield, Holland, Grant),<br />
8. Big Bayou (Gilbeau), 9. Angel (Hendrix), <strong>10</strong>. Bring It On Home To Me/You Send Me (both Cooke),<br />
11. You Wear It Well/Maggie May (both Stewart, Quittenton), 12. Stay With Me (Wood, Stewart),<br />
13. Twistin’ The Night Away (Cooke)<br />
RW: guitar, back-up vocals; Rod Stewart: vocals; Jesse Ed Davis: guitar; Ian McLagan:<br />
keyboards; Tetsu Yamauchi: bass; Kenney Jones: drums; 12-piece string orchestra (8, 9): not<br />
identified; — NOTES: Cut 1: Preceded by the instrumental The Stripper (Rose) played from tape<br />
as intro to the show.<br />
8002A December 9 or <strong>10</strong>, 1962 � The Wetherby Arms, London: THE ROLLING STONES, audition (not recorded)<br />
BW: bass; Mick Jagger: vocals, harmonica; Brian Jones, Keith Richards: guitar; Ian Stewart:<br />
piano; Tony Chapman: drums.