ROLLING STONES
- CD
GLYN JOHNS MASTER REELS
LABEL: |
Mayflower MF 170 |
SOURCE: |
Track 1: Muscle Shoals St. Florence 2-4 Dec.69, Track 2: Olympic St. London 15 March 69, Track 3: Dynamic Sound St. Kingston 25 Nov.-21 Dec.72, Tracks 4,6,7,9: Olympic St. London 13 March 68, Tracks 5,12,16,17: Olympic St. London 9-18 Dec. 69, Track 8: Newbury, Stargroves 17 Oct. 70, Track 10: Olympic St. London 25 March 68, Track 11: Olympic St. London 17 Apr.-2 July 69, Track 13: Island St. London 28 May 73 onwards, Track 14: Olympic St. London 16 Feb.69, Track 15: Olympic St. London 22-30 March 69, Track 18: Olympic St. London 15 March 69. |
FORMAT: |
1 picture disc |
RUNNING TIME: |
78.51 |
SOUND/SOURCE: |
Soundboard Stereo |
PACKAGING: |
single slimline jewel case |
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SOUND 10 / PACKAGING 10
/ PERFORMANCE 10
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TRACK LIST: |
1. Brown
Sugar, 2. Gimme Shelter, 3. Angie, 4. Factory Girl, 5. Wild Horses, 6. Prodigal
Son, 7. Dear Doctor, 8. Bitch, 9. No Expectations, 10. Parachute Woman, 11. Loving
Cup, 12. Dead Flowers, 13. Winter, 14. You Got The Silver, 15. Sister Morphine,
16. Brown Sugar, 17. Wild Horses, 18. You Can’t Always Get What You Want.
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REVIEW: |
This
release is the exact copy of Auction Masters, a compilation sourced from the original
Glyn Johns masters, published by JBL awhile ago and reviewed here, that
showcased many well known Stones outtakes that over the years have been released
in the underground market on vinyl or cd, however coming from high generation
recordings. Hence these are said to come all from Glyn Johns Master Reels which
represent the original source; in the words of the project’s curator who also
mastered it: “This release was carefully compiled from the best available
sources. There has yet to be a release that collects the best moments from
these tapes in one place, from the actual original reels. Many releases, even
new ones, are still using cassette dubs and other inferior sources. Sound
quality is at an official release level throughout with little to no tape hiss”.
It must be said that there are some unwanted noises, like on Parachute Woman,
that could possibly have been avoided and that not all of these songs come from
Glyn Johns tapes for the simple fact that he did not attend all of these sessions,
for instance the Jamaica 72 Kingston sessions were engineered by his brother
Andy. This is however a great release, too bad there is not any clue on the
recording dates on cover. Despite being the exact copy of that compilation
though, this disc lasts 33 seconds less than that, due to have chosen the
version of You Can’t Always Get What You Want without the choir intro.
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