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Post by quoboy76 on Feb 17, 2017 8:49:54 GMT
Taken from the collectors page..........The bonus track details for the deluxe 2 CD release of the "Blue For You" album are to be: "You Lost The Love" (b-side to the "Rain" single) / "Mystery Song" (7" single version) / "Wild Side Of Life" (single) / "All Through The Night "(b-side to the "Wild Side Of Life" single) / "Wild Side Of Life" (demo version) / "Wild Side Of Life" (rehearsal version) / "Most Of The Time" (Live at Stoke Trentham Gardens 2nd March 1975) / "Roadhouse Blues" (Live Stoke 1975) / "Bye Bye Johnny" (Live at Osaka Koseinenkin Hall in Japan on the 19th November 1976) / "Caroline" (Live Osaka 1976) / "Don't Waste My Time" (Live Osaka 1976) / "In My Chair" (Live Osaka 1976) / "Roll Over Lay Down" Live Osaka 1976) / "Is There A Better Way" (Live Osaka 1976) / "Rain" (Live Osaka 1976) / "Honkey Tonk Angel" (demo version).
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Post by kursaal75 on Feb 17, 2017 9:30:20 GMT
So they have found 2 tracks from the Stoke concert, Most Of The Time & Roadhouse Blues, recorded on 2nd March 75, which was the day after the Southend Kursaal gig, in which Juniors wailing, Roll Over Lay Down & Roadhouse Blues was recorded. I'm assuming that the Rolling Stones mobile unit was used to record the Stoke tracks, so like the Southend tracks, should be of good quality.
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Post by QuocaQuola1 on Feb 17, 2017 13:25:26 GMT
So they have found 2 tracks from the Stoke concert, Most Of The Time & Roadhouse Blues, recorded on 2nd March 75, which was the day after the Southend Kursaal gig, in which Juniors wailing, Roll Over Lay Down & Roadhouse Blues was recorded. I'm assuming that the Rolling Stones mobile unit was used to record the Stoke tracks, so like the Southend tracks, should be of good quality. I wouldn't get your hopes up. |
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Post by kursaal75 on Feb 17, 2017 13:55:49 GMT
So they have found 2 tracks from the Stoke concert, Most Of The Time & Roadhouse Blues, recorded on 2nd March 75, which was the day after the Southend Kursaal gig, in which Juniors wailing, Roll Over Lay Down & Roadhouse Blues was recorded. I'm assuming that the Rolling Stones mobile unit was used to record the Stoke tracks, so like the Southend tracks, should be of good quality. I wouldn't get your hopes up. Gerdundula was recorded as a sound check from Stoke, on the live ep, so the live recording's of Most Of The Time & Roadhouse Blues, should be of the same quality, but saying that, you could be right. |
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Post by Quoincidence on Feb 17, 2017 13:58:34 GMT
I wouldn't get your hopes up. Gerdundula was recorded as a sound check from Stoke, on the live ep, so the live recording should be good, but saying that, you could be right. Probably a bootleg like every other "unearthed" recording they happen to stumble across when putting these together |
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Post by QuocaQuola1 on Feb 17, 2017 14:41:22 GMT
I wouldn't get your hopes up. Gerdundula was recorded as a sound check from Stoke, on the live ep, so the live recording should be good, but saying that, you could be right. Ah, I've always wondered why there's loads of crowd noise on ROLD and JW but none on Gerdundula. It's a great version of Gerdundula so here's hoping I suppose. |
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Post by sincity on Feb 17, 2017 15:13:25 GMT
Any news on the bonus for the other 2 yet?
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Post by Quoincidence on Feb 17, 2017 15:20:09 GMT
Any news on the bonus for the other 2 yet? Just the Blue For You bonus tracks currently... there'll probably be some info in the coming weeks to do with Never Too Late and Just Supposin' |
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Post by gav on Feb 17, 2017 15:43:06 GMT
Gerdundula was recorded as a sound check from Stoke, on the live ep, so the live recording should be good, but saying that, you could be right. Probably a bootleg like every other "unearthed" recording they happen to stumble across when putting these together Was it not a soundboard recording as opposed to a sound check, hence the lack of crowd noise? |
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Post by QuocaQuola1 on Feb 17, 2017 16:10:01 GMT
Any news on the bonus for the other 2 yet? Just the Blue For You bonus tracks currently... there'll probably be some info in the coming weeks to do with Never Too Late and Just Supposin' Well judging by the way the Deluxe releases have gone so far, we'll get the full NEC gig on the NTL Deluxe and a copy of a copy of a copy of a scratched copy of a shite audience recorded bootleg for JS. |
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Feb 17, 2017 16:16:59 GMT
As long as there is no Lönely Nigget on there ..... vomit_100_107  |
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Post by dth1 on Feb 17, 2017 19:45:01 GMT
I have always wondered about the recording of "Gerdundula" on the 1975 Live EP. It never sounded like a live recording to my ears and I have a half-decent quality (for the time) bootleg cassette of the band playing in Ipswich in 1975 which includes them playing "Gerdundula" and it sounds very different.
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Post by penguin on Feb 18, 2017 16:38:50 GMT
"Honkey Tonk Angel" (demo version). Never heard of this before. Was this demo/track recorded maybe for the Blue For You-album?
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Post by dennis on Feb 18, 2017 16:46:22 GMT
"Honkey Tonk Angel" (demo version). Never heard of this before. Was this demo/track recorded maybe for the Blue For You-album? I'm assuming it's a reference to a version of Wild Side Of Life, although there was a song called Honky Tonk Angel by Conway Twitty |
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Post by kachunk on Feb 18, 2017 17:29:42 GMT
I would imagine that the live stuff are bootlegs and there's half a dozen versions of WSOL.
As they didn't tour in 1980,the Just Supposin' bonus tracks must be studio outtakes like "previously unreleased,Francis Rossi tunes guitar" or "John Coghlan chops up drum kit with an axe".
I will wait for the full details of all three albums but given the shoddiness of the previous lot,I'm not holding my breath.
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