The Rolling Stones Family: Brian Jones' Lonely Hearts Club

Любимый папа))))

...а тут и мама, и папа, и Жучка....))))

"А послушай, Чарли, вот эту новую мелодию..."

Варкалось. Хливкие шорьки
Пырялись по наве,
И хрюкотали зелюки,
Как мюмзики в мове...

Пожалуй, пока всё)))

Супер, спасибо!
Да-да, именно так все и было ))

2stoned:

>Супер, спасибо!

Растянем удовольствие от просмотра.... ещё дня на три-четыре))) Впрочем, ещё одно фото для поднятия настроения всем заглянувшим на нашу страничку - "Безусый нянь")))

Анита:"Господи, как же я устала.... когда они наконец запишут свой долб...й альбом?")))

Vsem Dobrui Vecher! 2Ролловер: Коллаж здоровский! Порадовал!

"У нас тут вроде курорт... или студия звукозаписи? Ну и жарища!"

"Если я постою так пол-часика, пальцы точно загорят - а то не поймёшь, где никотин, где загар..."

Папа Кит:"Слушай, ну теперь ты будешь кушать кашу на завтрак - я за этим кроликом пол-дня гонялся..."

"Злые вы...Уеду я от вас...ненадолго..."

+++ The Rolling Stones: Unreleased Recordings, 1962 – 1967 +++

31. 8th November, 1964 : Chicago, Chess Studios. Producer: Andrew Oldham. Sound
Engineer: Ron Malo.
- Fanny Mae (Buster Brown/Robinson or Waymon Glasco) -unverified
- Good Bye Girl (BW)
- Key To The Highway (William Broonzy/Charles Segar) -STU on piano
and maybe Howlin’ Wolf on guitar
- Little Red Rooster II (Willie Dixon) -unconfirmed
- Mercy, Mercy I (Don Covay/Ronnie Miller) -early faster, funkier version
- Time Is On My Side III (Jerry Ragavoy) -guitar intro, STU on organ;
The Rolling Stones No.2-version
- What A Shame (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; 7“-version
Note: Good Bye Girl is also known as Get Back To The One You Love among
collectors. Lead singer of this BW-composition is MJ!
It is possible that the Stones re-recorded, overdubbed or mixed Little Red
Rooster on this occasion as well.
During their 2nd U.S. tour (& their first really successful one) they again spent a couple of days at the Chess studios in Chicago, though the results weren’t quite as consistent as before. ‘Goodbye Girl’ (also known as ‘Get Back To The One You Love’) is a rare Bill Wyman composition sung by Mick, & although it’s no ‘Satisfaction’ it’s still a pretty good rhythm ‘n’ blues-pop song. ‘Key To The Highway’ is the Muddy Waters song & sounds more like a ‘jam’ than an attempt at a polished take, & ‘Mercy Mercy’ is a faster but weaker early version of a song that they’d later re-cut.

32. 11th - 12th January, 1965 : London, De Lane Lea Studios, Portland. Producer:
Andrew Oldham.
- The Last Time I (MJ/KR) -unverified early version, lacking BJ’s guitar solo
- A Mess Of Fire (Nanker Phelge) -early version of 'Play With Fire', probably with
some different lyrics; unverified
- Play With Fire I (Nanker Phelge) -unverified early version

33. 17th and 18th January, 1965 : Los Angeles, RCA Studios, Hollywood. Producer: Andrew
Oldham. Without BJ.
- The Last Time II (MJ/KR) -recording of the backing track for the single-version
- Play With Fire (Nanker Phelge) -Phil Spector on zoom bass, Jack Nitzsche on
percussion and harpsichord; 7“-version
+ ??? three old Blues-standards ???(что это были за вещи?)
Note: Some of the songs have maybe been begun at the session in London,
on the 11th and 12th January.

34. 1st April, 1965 : Swedish radio (P2) 'Pop 65'. Host: Klaes Burling.
- interview with all Stones (recorded backstage between gigs)
- San Francisco Bay Blues (Jesse Fuller) -KR (gtr, voc) & BW (voc) -in the
background
Note: Broadcast on the 4th April.
San Francisco Bay Blues? Было бы интересно послушать...или всё-таки с днём Дурака, господа фанаты?)))

35. 18th April, 1965 : Paris, France, L'Olympia
(Everybody Needs Somebody To Love-Around And Around/Off The Hook/
Time Is On My Side/Carol/It's All Over Now/Little Red Rooster/Route 66/
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love/The Last Time/I'm Alright/Craw-Dad)
Note: Author of 'Craw-Dad' is Ellas McDaniel (a/k/a Bo Diddley).
The Rolling Stones performed at the famed Paris Olympia yearly during 1964-1967 with all of their performances being broadcast on the radio, & while the 1964 broadcast seems ‘lost’, the recordings from 1965, 1966 (2 shows) & 1967 still exist & remain amongst the very few complete recordings of concerts from the Brian Jones era. For their encore at the 1965 show they performed an incredible lengthy version of Bo Diddley’s ‘Crawdad’ (also known as ‘Hey Crawdaddy’ though Bo’s song is actually based on an older song whose origins seem to be lost), with Mick alternatively bringing the song down to an almost whisper and then shouting & whooping his way through it.

+++ На фото: The Rolling Stones perform at Georgia Southern College-May 4,1965 +++

1965

Автографы...

Слева направо:
a) Shamrock Shaped Bass
b) Fender* Bass – First Fender* guitar in Ireland
c) Hofner, 500 2, Bass, 1985, owned by Them
d) Framus, Bass, mid 1960s, owned by the Animals
e) Framus Bass, 1965, played by Billy Wyman, the Rolling Stones

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