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That is the last US show for Brian Jones.

Given that they used 2 mics on stage, with George pivoting from one to the other, so they could never hear the full three part harmonies up there, it's a marvel they managed to sound even remotely decent. I don't know if you have heard the Stones' Honolulu 1966 show. It's one of the best recorded l...

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But there's update coming of that set with House and another unheard since 1967 performance. Watch out.

Don't forget that a lot of stuff had also burned out in Universal fire around 2008. The damage was horrifying. Masters, sessions tapes, documents for many artists.

Lord Reith wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 1:41 pm Question for Stones fans: is there any complete recording of the Altamont concert?

Yes, i have audience one if you need it.

I don’t know if they were that inventive in the sixties, they seemed to spend the period up to 1968 apeing the Beatles with increasingly diminishing artistic returns. Mick Taylor changed the band a lot, they wouldn’t have progressed as much without him. Ronnie is probably the best second fiddle for...

Do you know if Dust My Pyramids survived or surfaced anywhere ? i've been trying to find a copy for years but no joy. i read about it in Martin Elliot's book the complete recording sessions 1962-2002. Ken Ken I believe that it will already be out there but under its correct title; I read about it i...

It’s a good documentary, already bootlegged by FAB. Jones was an interesting character, really driven as far as the blues goes. You can see how his look inspired a whole host of sixties bands, particularly in the USA - just look at the Byrds when they first started out. Lennon claimed to have pulle...

So what are the current plan for Let It Be set? Everything from nagras and multis (which will make it monstrosity and months to make) or just multis and vintage mixes (preferably) ? I'm actually more eager to hear Abbey Road as it's been years since someone made best sources for that. Regarding the...

No, it wasn't and checked with Nico Nzengraf - it's not even in his datebase https://www.nzentgraf.de/ All Along The Watchtower have Brian. Olympic engineer remembers that session when Hendrix was desperate to finish song quickly and Brian just arrived drunk and they didn't know how to get rid of him.