The close of 2019 marks the 50 year anniversary of one of the most significant periods in Rolling Stones history, and with that the closure of original EUcopyrights of music from 1969. With this comes the rushed and rapid release of music by ABKCO to stake their claim on the their treasured Rolling Stones 1960's Catalog. This is accomplished with the temporary and public release of 131 outtake tracks and live performances from 1969 that includes shows from the 1969 comeback tour of America. The unreleased tracks were "glitched" with a 500Hz frequency tone.
Oakland, November 9, 1969 - Early (1st) Show
Source: B00tleg Audience Recording. Originaly taped by Ken & Dub (Michael) of Trade Mark of Quality fame. See the "Liver Than You'll Ever Be Story" on this website.
Prior Releases: "Liver Than They'll Ever Be" Outsider Bird Records (OBR). This was not part of the original TMoQ releases, but put out some 30 years later by the fan label OBR. Fragments of this show were included in the original release.
Comment: Amps blow during Jumpin' Jack Flash, so they switch to the two acoustic numbers until power is restored.
Jumpin' Jack Flash 4:51 / Prodigal Son 4:24 / You Gotta Move 2:45 / Carol 3:57 / Sympathy For The Devil 6:10 / Stray Cat Blues 4:20 / Love In Vain 5:13 / I'm Free 4:31 / Under My Thumb 3:33 / Midnight Rambler 8:18 / Little Queenie 3:57 / Satisfaction 5:49 / Honky Tonk Women 5:03 / Street Fighting Man 4:25 (Incomplete Show - Missing: Live With Me)
Oakland, November 9, 1969 - Late (2nd) Show
Source: B00tleg Audience Recording. Originaly taped by Ken & Dub (Michael) of Trade Mark of Quality fame. See the "Liver Than You'll Ever Be Story" on this website.
Prior Releases: "Liver Than You'll Ever Be" Lurch Records. See picture above.
Jumpin' Jack Flash 3:45 (without level problems) / Carol 4:00 / Sympathy For The Devil 6:23 / Stray Cat Blues 4:13 / Prodigal Son 3:59 / You Gotta Move 2:08 / Love In Vain 5:24 / I'm Free 5:25 / Under My Thumb 2:55 / Midnight Rambler 7:40 / Gimme Shelter 4:06 / Satisfaction 6:44 (This is actually MSG 11/28/69 2nd Show) / Honky Tonk Women 4:15 (Incomplete show, missing Live With Me, Little Queenie and Street Fighting Man)
Fort Collins, November 7, 1969
Source: See picture above.
Prior Releases: B00tleg Audience Recording.
I'm Free / Honky Tonk Women
Los Angeles, Inglewood Forum, Los Angeles, November 8, 1969 2nd (Late) Show
Source: See picture above.
Prior Releases: B00tleg Audience Recording.
Sam Cutler Introduction 2:22 / Jumpin' Jack Flash 3:45
Phoenix, Arizona November 11. 1969
Source: See picture above.
Prior Releases: B00tleg Audience Recording.
You Gotta Move 2:41
Champaign, Illinois November 15, 1969
Source: See picture above.
Prior Releases: B00tleg Audience Recording.
Jumpin' Jack Flash / Carol / Sympathy For The Devil / Stray Cat Blues / Love In Vain / Prodigal Son / You Gotta Move / Under My Thumb / Midnight Rambler / Little Queenie / Satisfaction / Honky Tonk Women / Street Fighting Man
New York City, November 27, 1969
Source: Unmixed Soundboard - Complete Show
Prior Releases: No soundboards, first release. Under My Thumb - I'm Free released on the "Get Yer Ya-Yas Out!" Deluxe set. This is an unmixed version...
Intro 2:38
Audience sounds 1:38
Sam Cutler:
Everybody seems to be ready, are you ready?
Well they've done the west coast and all sorts of other places in America, and now they're in New York
For the first time in 3 years The Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones!
Jagger:
Well alright, well alright, whoo
You make me feel pretty good
Jumpin' Jack Flash 3:43
Jagger:
Thank you kindly
I think I busted a button on my trousers, hope they don't fall down
It's that jumping around man
I have to do it up again
You don't want my trousers to fall down now do you?
Carol 3:33
Jagger:
Ohh yes, beautiful
Sympathy For The Devil 7:52 - The guitar players trade solos: As always KR first, then MT. Jagger is talking over with Get on downs...
Jagger:
We're gonna do one now
Which is called...
Which is about a lady
Stray Cat Blues 4:04
Jagger:
Ooohhh, Baby
We're gettin' better down here
We're gonna do one now, which is a new one for you
Which is a blues
Which I have a sip of Coke
Yeah, aright
Love In Vain 5:31
Jagger:
Thank You
Come in, this is the kitchen
You change the sound of that PA all the time don't you?
Gimme some shelter, need it
Comment: PA is being adjusted, level goes up and feeds back
Prodigal Son 2:51 - The National Steel guitar is out of tune
Jagger:
All right, tune it, later... down there
We're gonna do one now, which is a very old blues ahh
We never really discovered who wrote it (Mississippi Fred McDowell) ahh, I, we didn't write it and aahhh
Spider and the lady, no we're gonna do something else
(Keith tunes-up)
You Gotta Move 2:21
Under My Thumb 3:40 - I'm Free 3:01 (Medley Version)
The bass line is overloaded at the opening and is quickly adjusted by the sound engineer. Sound settings were not reset after the acoustic numbers. This is found is perfect balanced sound on the "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" Deluxe version.
Midnight Rambler 9:45- Marker: Just before going into the second section of the song Jagger is saying "He's going to get you, he's going to get you..."
Jagger:
Whoo
Thank you New York City, whoo baby
We're gonna do one
I think you should forget about the seats, I think at this point
We're gonna do one now, which ahh
I'd like to ask you a question, would you like to live with me?
I'd really like to live with you...
Live With Me 3:11
Jagger:
Whoo
Well alright, well alright, well alright
Thank You
We're gonna do one for you now, which ahhh, all you little teenangels
Little Queenie 4:09
Oh, having a good time?
We're gonna have a good time
Satisfaction 6:04
Oh baby
Thank you
Thank you very kindly
We're gonna do aahh, before we go home
Before we go home, we're gonna one for you, which we hope you can sing with us
Thank you very much
Honky Tonk Women 3:22
Whoo
All right
Street Fighting Man 4:06
New York City, November 28, 1969 Early (1st) Show
Source: Soundboard.
Prior Releases: Audience sources. First soundboard release
Intro: Sam Cutler :52 - "
Jumpin'Jack Flash 4:37
Carol 3:34
Sympathy For The Devil 8:05
Stray Cat Blues
Under My Thumb
I'm Free
Little Queenie
Satisfaction
Street Fighting Man
New York City, November 28, 1969 Late (2nd) Show
Source: Soundboard - Complete Show
Prior Releases: No soundboards, first release.
Intro: Sam Cutler :50 - "
Jumpin' Jack Flash 4:37 / Carol 3:34 / Sympathy For The Devil 8:05 / Stray Cat Blues 4:00 / Love In Vain 3:53 / Prodigal Son 3:32 / You Gotta Move 2:28 / Under My Thumb 3:47 / Midnight Rambler (spliced from GYYYO) 10:23 / Live With Me 3:53 / Little Queenie 4:35 / Satisfaction (Heard in the Gimme Shelter Movie) 7:13 / Honky Tonk Women 3:29 / Street Fighting Man (Heard in the Gimme Shelter Movie w/o Radio Talk-Over) 3:54
West Palm Beach, November 30, 1969
Source: AB00tleg Audience Recording.
Prior Releases: See picture above. The batteries are running low in the recorder causing wow & flutter / tape speed problems.
Introduction / Jumpin' Jack Flash / Carol / Sympathy For The Devil / Stray Cat Blues / Love In Vain / Under My Thumb / Midnight Rambler / Gimme Shelter / Live With Me / Little Queenie / Satisfaction / Honky Tonk Women / Street Fighting Man
Altamont, December 6, 1969
Source:
Prior Releases:
Introduction / Jumpin' Jack Flash / Carol / Sympathy For The Devil / The Sun Is Shinning / Stray Cat Blues / Love In Vain / Under My Thumb / Brown Sugar / Midnight Rambler / Live With Me / Gimme Shelter / Little Queenie / Satisfaction / Honky Tonk Women / Street Fighting Man
Studio Outtakes
Brown Sugar 3:48 - Alternate "Hot Rocks" version. Only available on early "Hot Rocks" LP's with run-out matirx: Sterling, SHELLEY 11-18-71 and unauthorized recordings.
Gimme Shelter 4:27 - Keith vocal version. Previously available on unauthorized recordings.
You Can't Always Get What You Want 22:24 - Choir Rehearsal - The interaction between Jagger and choir is amazing and thoroughly entertaining. Previously uncirculated.
Gimme Shelter 4:17 - Alternate MJ vocal take with the "Cryin' War Children" lyric. Previously available on unauthorized recordings.
Gimme Shelter 4:06 (fades) - Bearsville Studio, Woodstock , May 1978 rehearsal. Previously available on unauthorized recordings.
Wild Horses 5:42 - Alternate take with strings. Previously uncirculated take.
Honky Tonk Women 3:01- Paris Verse Version. Previously available on unauthorized recordings.
Honky Tonk Women 3:14 - 'Country Honk' Version with piano. Previously uncirculated take.
Let It Bleed 2:50 - Instrumental Take. Previously uncirculated.
Love In Vain 3:19 - 'Country Blues' Acoustic version. Previously uncirculated take.
Midnight Rambler 1:32 - Opening Instrumental - (Take) Eighteen - This sounds great. Listen to the guitar tone. There are more takes for this one I'm sure. "Let It Bleed" 50th Anniversary release gives the fans nothing...
Ruby Tuesday 3:51 - Guitar version with vocal. The is an early studio take without flute arrangement. Olympic Sound Studios, November 1966 (Zentgraf). This is NO "Rock 'n Roll Circus" rehearsal as some speculate.
Sister Morphine 6:53 - Alternate take, Olympic Sound Studios, February 1969 (Zentgraf). Dylanesque vocal version. Previously available on unauthorized recordings.
Stray Cat Blues 2:09 - Olympic Studios instrumental take 1968. Previously uncirculated.
Sympathy For The Devil 4:09 - This arrangement and opening riff is consistent with the December 1968 "Rock 'n Roll Circus". Most likely a rehearsal. Previously uncirculated.
Wild Horses 5:37 - Alternate "Hot Rocks" 'girl I'm gonna miss you' version. Only available on early "Hot Rocks" LP's with run-out matirx: Sterling, SHELLEY 11-18-71 and unauthorized recordings.
You Got Silver 2:47 - Mick Jagger vocal version. Previously available on unauthorized recordings.
Reference Links:
The Rolling Stones Get Yer Ya Yas Out
The "LIVEr Than You'll Ever Be" Story
2018 Copyright Release:
Mickey Mouse Blues (Child Of The Moon) - Acoustic Instrumental 3:55. Previously uncirculated.