The Rolling Stones ‎
The First Decade
Big Music ‎– BIGBX 003

The Studio 1963-1967
1-01 Diddley Daddy 2:41
1-02 Road Runner 3:04
1-03 Bright Lights, Big City 2:27
1-04 I Wanted To Be Loved 2:04
1-05 Baby, What’s Wrong 3:28
1-06 Memphis, Tennesse 2:21
1-07 Roll Over Beethoven 2:19
1-08 And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too 2:47
1-09 Route 66 2:42
1-10 Cops And Robbers 3:56
1-11 You Better Move On 2:57
1-12 Mona 2:53
1-13 Hi-Heel Sneakers 3:00
1-14 Stewed And Keefed 4:08
1-15 Tell Me Baby How Many More Times 1:56
1-16 Down In The Bottom 2:43
1-17 I’ve Been Loving Too Long 2:54
1-18 Mercy, Mercy 2:51
1-19 Cry To Me 3:09
1-20 Fanny Mae 2:14
1-21 (I Can Get No) Satisfaction 3:49
1-22 Looking Tired 2:13
1-23 Con Le Mie Lacrime 2:45
1-24 Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind 2:28
1-25 Paint It Black 2:18
1-26 Cosmic Christmas 0:32

The Studio 1968-1972
2-01 Family 3:49
2-02 Memo From Turner 2:46
2-03 Hamburger To Go 3:22
2-04 Sweet Lucy 3:50
2-05 Blood Red Wine 5:26
2-06 Dear Doctor 3:33
2-07 You Got The Silver 2:52
2-08 Loving Cup 6:37
2-09 I’m Going Down 3:05
2-10 Honky Tonk Woman 3:03
2-11 You Gotta Move 2:35
2-12 Brown Sugar 4:06
2-13 Schoolboy Blues 3:31
2-14 All Down The Line 4:17
2-15 Shine A Light 4:13
2-16 Shake Your Hips 4:17
2-17 Travellin’ Man 5:58
2-18 32.20 Blues 1:49
2-19 Criss Cross Man 1:32
2-20 Silver Train 4:00

In Concert 1965-1969
3-01 Mother’s Little Helper 2:45
3-02 Satisfaction 5:03
3-03 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 4:32
3-04 Lemon Squeezer 2:24
3-05 Mercy, Mercy 2:48
3-06 Love In Vain 4:35
3-07 Stray Cat Blues 3:35
3-08 Loving Cup 5:15
3-09 Honky Tonk Woman 3:10
3-10 Prodigal Son 3:29
3-11 I’m Free 5:12
3-12 Midnight Rambler 7:32
3-13 Gimme Shelter 4:04
3-14 Sympathy For The Devil 6:16
3-15 Under My Thumb 4:01
3-16 Help Me Spend Some Gold 6:03

In Concert 1971-1973
4-01 Dead Flowers 3:57
4-02 Love In Vain 6:23
4-03 Bitch 4:31
4-04 Little Queenie 4:40
4-05 Brown Sugar 4:17
4-06 Street Fighting Man 4:53
4-07 Let It Rock 2:50
4-08 Midnight Rambler 11:08
4-09 Rocks Off 3:46
4-10 Sweet Virginia 4:20
4-11 Starfucker 4:39
4-12 Dancing With Mr. D 4:28
4-13 All Down The Line 3:46
4-14 Rip This Joint 2:02
4-15 Tumbling Dice 4:48
4-16 Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 5:03

Studio and live recordings from 1963 to 1973.

CD1:
Tracks 1 to 5 IBC Studios, London 28th January and 2nd February 1963
Tracks 6 and 7 Saturday Club, BBC, 5th October 1963
Track 8 Regent Sound Studios, London, February 1964
Tracks 9 to 12 Cadmen Theater, London 19th March 1964
Tracks 13 to 16 Chess Studios, Chicago, 10/11 June 1964
Track 17 RCA Studios, Hollywood, 12/13 May 1965
Tracks 18 to 20 Saturday Club, BBC, London 18th September 1965
Track 21 Saturday Club, BBC, London, 2nd October 1965
Track 22 RCA Studios, Hollywood, 3rd August 1965
Tracks 23 and 24 Olympic Studios, London, 1965
Track 25 Ed Sullivan, CBS, New York 10th August 1966
Track 26 Olympic Studios, London, September 1967

CD2:
Track 1 Olympic Studios, London, March 1968
Tracks 2 to 7 Olympic Studios, London, May to June 1968
Tracks 8 to 10 Olympic Studios, London May to July 1969
Track 11 Muscle Shoals Studios, Alabama, May 1 and 3 1969
Track 12 Olympic Studios, London, 18th December 1969
Track 13 Rolling Stones Mobile, Newbury, Berks, Summer 1970
Tracks 14 to 17 Rolling Stones Mobile, Villefranche Sul Mer, July to September 1970
Track 18 Tour Rehearsals, Dallas, 24th June 1972
Track 19 and 20 Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, November and December 1972

CD3:
Tracks 1 and 2 Honolulu 28th July 1966
Track 3 Intertel Studios 10 and 11 December 1968
Tracks 4 to 9 Hyde Park 5th July 1969
Tracks 10 to 13 Oakland Coliseum 10th November 1969
Tracks 14 to 16 Altamont Speedway 6th December 1969

CD4:
Tracks 1 to 7 Leeds University 13th March 1971
Tracks 8 to 9 Spectrum, Philadelphia 20/21 July 1972
Track 10 Madison Square Garden 26th July 1972
Tracks 11 and 12 City Hall, Newcastle, 13th September 1973
Tracks 13 to 16 Forest National, Brussels 17th October 1973

Pink Floyd
“Antiques and Curios”
rare live performances and other strangeness
produced by Jim Shoes and the Barkin’ Dogs

This is a disc of unusual, unique or otherwise rare live performances. It takes quite a lot of trading to hear all these odd tracks, so I thought a compilation might be in order. This is by no means a collection of the “definitive” versions of these performances, although many of them are appearing here in improved versions from what normally circulates. It’s a mixed bag, in any case, but sound quality was not the deciding factor, as you will see…
This is an excellent disc for those who are not the ‘hard core’ collectors, although some of this will interest you types as well.

1) Green is the Colour [3:20]

2) Careful With That Pipe Wrench, Larry [3:19]
from BBC Night Ride, May, 12, 1969
Ok, now what the hell is this doing on a “rareties” disc? Well, these tracks are often missing and/or replaced with the 1970 versions on many a RoIO, even some of the ‘definitive’ BBC collections These tracks are almost as rare as the 1970 ‘Fat Old Sun’ broadcast found on Harvested’s ‘Mooed Music’. These have the bird sounds, and ‘careful’ isn’t quite a normal version (ergo, my not-so-normal title). I would be interested to know if anyone has these tracks in pristine quality, as these are not ideal. [VG]
source:
‘In Memoriam 1967-1981’ Vinyl LP Box Set, colored vinyl.

3) Main Theme from ‘More’ [10:25]
Town Hall, Birmingham, Feb. 11, 1970
It’s a cryin’ shame this wasn’t played “more” often. some digital tinkering happened here to squeeze what could be squeezed out of this. I think it sounds better than the ususal versions, but it’s still not great. The performance, however, is incredible. This infact may be nick mason’s finest moment. flamboyant, yet always tasteful. [VG]
source:
‘In Memoriam 1967-1981’ Vinyl LP Box Set, colored vinyl.

4) Moonhead [7:39]

5) The Pict Rant [3:50]
Ernst-Merke Halle, Hamburg, Nov. 14, 1970
A rare complete performance of Moonhead (aka ‘Corrosion’), followed by one of Roger’s best and most, um, vigorous, ‘Pict Rants’. This comes from a clone of the master tape, and sounds better than the ‘Grooving With a Pict’ RoIO of this show. [EX-]
source:
Hamburg 1970 (DFA-013) CD-R

6) Home Again [1:45]

7) Mortality [3:30]
The Dome, Brighton, Jan. 20, 1972
The only instrumental performance of ‘Home Again’ (aka ‘Breathe reprise’) along with the ‘preacher tape’ organ noodling. Dave shows off with the voxbox guitar thing. I like this version quite a bit. Mortality ends about a minute earlier than on the source tape, because a loud and noise kicks in, as their PA system started to fail. An editorial decision was made to remove this unpleasantness from this release. It’s just a bit more of the same organ fluff and sound effects, so it’s not like there is anything ‘important’ compromised. [EX]
source:
The Darkside Rehearsals CD

8) Have a Cigar [5:07]
Knebworth Festival, UK, July 5, 1975
The last show of the 1975 tour, and the only live version with Roy Harper. After hearing this, you’ll be grateful there’s only one. Sound quality is not so hot, and the performance, is, well, tired. I’m sorry this turkey is in here, but hey. [VG-]
source:
Knebworth Park (Digital Floyd Project) CD-R

9) Pigs on the Wing pt.2 [3:39]
Olympic Stadium, Montreal, July 6, 1977
Roger shares some love with the audience. Later in the show he had more to share. This comes from a better source than ‘Azimuth Coordinator’, and one might be inclined to speculate that this is but a taste of things to come. Indeed. Nice solo from Snowy White. [EX+]
source:
Fireworks Show in the Canadian Walls CD-R

10) The Last Few Bricks pt.2 [8:16]
LA Arena, Los Angeles, Feb. 7, 1980
I could write a book on this ‘song’, but i won’t. This is the last piece of new music from the 4-man lineup, the extra jam played on the first night of the Wall tour. It’s a variation on an instrumental version of breathe (hmm, sound familiar?), was probably ‘written’ by dave gilmour, as he was the ‘music director’ for the shows, and i’ll bet it was rehearsed once or twice. Often assumed to be a one-time improv jam to cover a lag in the stage show, it was infact played TWICE… [EX]
source:
Azimuth Coordinator vol3 CD

11) The Last Few Bricks pt.2 [3:16]
LA Arena, Los Angeles, Feb. 8, 1980
…and this is the other performance. It’s a different arrangement, and about half as long as the night before. A true gem; performance-wise, I like this one better. but the sound quality is not as nice as the other. I didn’t do the vinyl ‘remastering’ on this one, and there is too much noise reduction for my taste. [VG]
source:
A Little Black Book With my Poems In CD-R remastered from LP

12) Celestial Voices [9:13]
Royal Albert Hall, June 26, 1969
The only live performance of this with a choir and orchestra. 9 minutes long, this whopper originates from a better source than what usually circulates of this show. [VG]
source:
Pink Floyd in Concert with the Azimuth Co-Ordinator CD-R

13) Brain Damage/Lunar Eclipse (RoIO Remix 2000) [5:30]
Studio and Guild Hall, Portsmouth Jan 21, 1972
How’s THAT for a tacky title? This is a combination of three oddities: The quadraphonic mixdown of Brain Damage from “Works”, the guitar solos shown in the studio excepts of the Live at Pompeii movie, and the first performance of “Eclipse” (the song) at Portsmouth. Except, that it ain’t quite a song yet, as you will hear. My edits are basically passable, but this is in NO WAY to be considered a rare studio outtake. I (ME) made this, for your amusement only.
[Studio/EX-] sources:
Works Vinyl LP
Pompeii Soundtrack Vinyl LP (Edgar Rubabande)
Eclipse of the Dark Side a Piece for Assorted Lunatics CD

14) A Bonus Mystery Track… [EX+]

Peter Gabriel
1976-2002 – A Rare Tracks CD Collection
Various lineups 1976-2002

Disc 1:
RARE 1 – Ashcombe (Highland’s Ashcombe works revisited):
1) On The Air (instrumental) (4:59)
2) Bully For You (5:09)
3) Bully For You (instrumental) (4:43)
4) I Go Swimming (Ga Ga mix) (4:34)
5) I Go Swimming (Ga Ga vocal demo) (4:36)
6) Wallflower (demo) (4:16)
7) Milgram’s 37 (instrumental) (5:20)
8) That Voice Again (2:04) *
9) Mercy Street (demo) (1:33)
10) Strawberry Fields Forever (“All This And World War II”) (2:34)
11) Intruder (instrumental) (3:30)
12) Games Without Frontiers (instrumental) (6:20)
13) Start (saxless) (1:24)
14) I Don’t Remember (instrumental) (3:27) **
15) No Self Control (instrumental) (4:04)
16) Walk Through The Fire (instrumental) (3:54)
17) And Through The Wire (instrumental) (4:25)

Disc 2:
RARE 2 – Rare disc:
1) Summertime (“The Glory Of Gershwin” cd, 1994) (3:50)
2) Here Comes The > Flood On The Air (w/Bob Fripp – live at Roxy, West Hollywood, CA – April 1977) (6:21)
3) I Heard It Through The Grapevine (live 2nd 1977 tour – “Across The River” lp) (8:36)
4) All Day And All Of The Night (with Robert Fripp – live at the Roxy, West Hollywood, CA – April 1977) (4:34)
5) Why Don’t We (live in Detroit, MI – March 1977) (6:54)
6) A Whiter Shade Of Punk (“A Whiter Shade Of Pale” – live in Boston, MA October 1978) (5:09)
7) Back In NYC (with Robert Fripp – live at the Roxy, West Hollywood, CA – April 1977) (5:37)
8) interview (“Across The River” lp) (5:44)
9) Across The River (“Across The River” lp) (6:39)
10) Wallflower (live in Chile September 1993) (7:27)
11) My Heart Sounds Like That (live in Milano, It September 2002) (7:19) ***
12) I Grieve (live in Milano, It September 2002) (8:23)
13) Teddy Bear (“Across The River” lp) (2:14)

Disc 3:
RARE 3 – Guest disc (collaborations and guest-on shows):
1) Another Day In 1977 (live 1977 with Kate Bush) (3:39)
2) This Is The Picture (with Laurie Anderson, 1986) (3:19)
3) Gravity’s Angel (with Laurie Anderson) (6:11)
4) Qualquer Coisa A Haver Com O Paraiso (with Milton Nascimento) (7:01)
5) Fallen Angel (with Robbie Robertson) (5:55)
6) My Secret Place (with Joni Mitchell) (5:03)
7) Be Still (with Sinead O’Connor and Feargal Sharkey, 1993)(3:48)
8) While The Earth Sleeps (with Deep Forest, 1995) (6:24)
9) Reach Out, I’ll Be There (live with Steve Hackett- & Mike Rutherford 1983-01-28 – Guildford, UK) (4:28)
10) I Know What I Like (live with Steve Hackett & Mike Rutherford – 1983-01-28 – Guildford, UK) (6:03)
11) That’ll Do (with Randy Newman, Academy Award Nominees, Los Angeles 1999) (3:12)
12) Red Rain (with Michael Stipe and Natalie Merchant, Witness, Los Angeles 1996) (4:43) $
13) Signal To Noise (with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Witness, Los Angeles 1996) (6:08)
14) In Your Eyes (with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Natalie Merchant and Joan Osborne, Witness, L.A. 1996) (6:00)
15) Warm Doorway (with Manu Katche, 1992) (3:16)

Disc 4:
RARE 4 – Rare live disc:
1) Ain’t That Peculiar (live – 1st tour 1977) (4:30)
2) Kiss Of Life (live) (5:08)
3) Not One Of Us (live in Leicester, UK, 1980) (5:13)
4) Humdrum (live at the Diplomat Hotel in New York, NY, 1980) (4:01)
5) Shosholoza (live 1st WOMAD Festival, Shepton Mallet, UK – 1982-07-16) (2:49)
6) Dog 1 Dog 2 Dog 3 (live w/Shankar & Copeland, 1st WOMAD festival, Shepton Mallet, UK 1982-07-16) (7:13)
7) Indian Melody (live w/Shankar & Copeland, 1st WOMAD festival, Shepton Mallet, UK – 1982-07-16) (10:46)
8) Across The River (live w/Shankar & Copeland, 1st WOMAD festival, Shepton Mallet, UK 1982-07-16) (18:48)
9) D.I.Y. (rare live 1983) (3:07)
10) Intruder (rare live 1987) (5:37) =
11) San Jacinto (“Secret World” live missing song 1993) (8:23)

Disc 5: –

As all of these seem to have been officially released in some capacity I have removed them – Mat

RARE 5 – Studio disc:
1) Here Comes The Flood (alternate erly version) (5:14)
2) Party Man (5:40)
3) Suzanne (5:14)
4) Shosholoza (5:21)
5) Soft Dog (4:12)
6) Fisherman Song (1:17)
7) Walk Through The Fire (3:59)
8) In The Sun (6:40)
9) No More Apartheid (7:13)
10) Don’t Break This Rhythm (3:57)
11) Curtains (3:24)
12) Shaking The Tree (“Jungle 2 Jungle” soundtrack 1997) (5:34)
13) Bashi-Bazouk (4:45)
14) Love Town (5:29)
15) Taboo (with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan) (4:23)

Disc 6:
RARE 6 – More rare disc:
1) Not One Of Us (live early version late 1978) (3:27)
2) The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway (Genesis classic live) (5:53)
3) No Self Control (live early version as “Don’t Know How To Stop” – Reading Festival, UK – 1979-08-26) (3:42)
4) The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway (live with Phil Collins – Reading Festival, UK – 1979-08-26) (7:44)
5) The Rhythm Of The Heat (alternate mix) (4:14)
6) In The Sun (6:39)
7) Love Town (live 1993) (6:12) &
8) In Your Eyes (alternate mix) (7:12)
9) Sledgehammer (alternate mix) (7:22)
10) That’ll Do (“Babe Pig In The City” soundtrack, 1988) (3:50)
11) I Grieve (“City Of Angels” soundtrack) (8:10)
12) Blood Of Eden (live with Sinead O’Connor) (7:00) #
13) Family Snapshot (live at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY, 2002) (5:55) +

* Listed as instrumental but it’s sung.
** Vocals only appear on chorus.
*** “E questa Ë prima volta che suono questa canzone in pubblico, questa si chiama La Mia Testa Suona CosÏ”.
$ “Joined by Michael Stipe and Natalie Merchant here’s a Peter Gabriel anthem and a lot of you came here…”.
= “Und Jetzt etwas uber den schovinismus von nationen”.
& Skips at 2:17, 2:24 and 5:53.
# “…Levon Minassian doudouk and (…) Sinead”
+ “Thank you very much…great to be back in the Garden…David, Ged, Richard, Melanie, Rachel…thank you…”.

Rolling Stones
Foxes In The Boxes, Vol. Three
Unreleased Emotional Rescue, Undercover Sessions
JEMS Archive

Transfer: in-house cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > Peak 6.0 pitch adjustment > iZotope RX > iZotope MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > Peak Pro XT (Indexed) > xACT 2.21 > FLAC

01 Indian Girl
02 Emotional Rescue
03 No Use In Crying
04 I Think Iím Going Mad
05 Where The Boys Go
06 Summer Romance
07 Undercover Of The Night
08 We Had It All
09 She Was Hot

Bonus Track
10: Keep It Cool (long version, pitch adjusted and remastered)

Emotional Rescue Sessions: Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, January-February 1979 and PathÈ Marconi Studios, Paris, France, June-October 1979

Undercover Sessions: PathÈ Marconi Studios, Paris, France, November 1982-mid-March 1983 and The Hit Factory, New York, NY, early May-early August 1983

Hello and welcome to JEMS’ Foxes In The Boxes, the third and, sad to say, final volume in a series featuring unreleased studio sessions from the Rolling Stones, circa 1979-85. Based on our research, along with the expertise of Stones sessionologist N, who helped us sort through these tapes, we believe the Foxes In The Boxes series offers a small trove of previously uncirculated material, along with upgrades and a few familiar outtake favorites from new source tapes. All of the outtakes, alternate mixes and takes found on Volume Three have never been released.

The series is titled Foxes In The Boxes in homage to its source: boxes of in-house cassette tapes obtained by JEMS from someone “on the inside” of a major record label in the ’70s and ’80s. It is also a rhyming nod to the bootleg Static In the Attic (Midnight Beat), which mined the same sessions for kindred material and to which we believe Foxes makes a worthy companion.

Some tracks in the series have been previously rumored to exist, some are wholly new finds, while others improve upon previously circulating versions. There are a few frustrating fragments, too, but what’s presented here is exactly what was on the tapes, which were seemingly meant to capture and present in-progress status of Stones sessions and to preserve ideas for future consideration. With that said, let’s go track by track through Volume Three:

Indian Girl: Shorter than any previously known version in circulation. The spoken line, “Mr. Gringo, my father he ain’t no Che Guevara” is missing and the take also features fewer horn overdubs.

Emotional Rescue: Again, shorter take than any previously known version. Distinctive and somewhat strange mix with much more guitar, keyboards and backing vocals. Also features an echoey percussion effect at the start not heard on any other mix.

No Use In Crying: Yet another new, shorter version compared to whatís in circulation. This is an edit of an early mix (before the piano overdub was added), which moves the line ìcome on sugarî earlier in the song because some of the falsetto vocals have been cut.

I Think Iím Going Mad: Listed on the tape under the slightly different title ìThink I’m Going Mad.î Yet another edit of an early version, which already has the saxophone in the intro but is still lacking the piano overdub. Several small changes in the first verse before the line, “All the highs and lows don’t mean a thing to me, don’t give a damn.î

Where The Boys Go: Different lead vocal from Mick on a take that has the male background vocals already in place, but not the girls’ backing chorus at the end. The guitar solo is also unedited unlike the album.

Summer Romance: Another alternate lead vocal on an uncirculated take that lacks the third guitar which normally begins in at 0:06.

Undercover Of The Night: A different, shorter mix, especially the opening of the song, which is totally unique to other mixes in circulation.

We Had It All: Cover of the Troy Seals and Donny Fritts song, first released by Waylon Jennings in 1973. Different lead vocal from the released version, but seemingly the same take as previously bootlegged versions of the song.

She Was Hot: Keyboard-heavy long mix, very similar to the version first leaked on WYSP FM Philadelphia in 1983 and later uploaded to the It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll Stones internet forum some time ago, but lacking the double-tracked vocals found on those, which presumably makes it an earlier mix of the alternate take.

Bonus Track

Keep It Cool: The remarkable 20+ minute version posted to IORR by Bkeys in response to the release of the shorter version of Foxes Vol. One. His original was slightly off speed; here it is pitched-adjusted by Goody and remastered by JEMS to make it just a little bit better.

JEMS offers its thanks to N, who helped us sort through the tapes and provided invaluable insight in ascertaining what we had. The song-by-song notes above are culled from N’s essential contributions. Pitch adjustments come courtesy of Goody, who lent us his keen ear and his unwavering commitment to A440. Thank you, Goody. SkipKid68 also chimed in with valuable feedback, so thanks to him, too. The much-appreciated official cover art is courtesy of ethiessen1. A shout out to Bkeys for releasing ìKeep It Coolî from his tapes. We hope there are more to come. And last but not least, kudos to mjk5510, who came on board at the start and helped finish the project to get it into your hands.

We hope Foxes In The Boxes was as much fun for you to listen to as it was for us to compile.

BK for JEMS