The Rolling Stones - The Complete Stones #7 - Japan CD

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The Rolling Stones

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All official Rolling Stones recordings in chronological order! Unreleased songs, alternate versions, and the glorious history of the Rolling Stones - Collection 7! This is the seventh volume of the Rolling Stones' epic project to collect all of their recordings. The seventh in this series, which has been presenting all the recordings in chronological order from before their debut, begins with the "Aftermath" album sessions that began in December 1965. Aftermath", the first album to be completed with all original songs, was originally titled "COULD YOU WALK ON THE WATER? The album featured singles such as "The Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown" and "Mother's Little Helper," songs that would never be recorded, including "Sad Day" and "Ride on Baby," and the forbidden 11-minute blues "Goin' Home," which would later lead to "Midnight Rambler. The year spanned March 1966, with "Wet in Black!" and "Lady Jane" and Brian Jones introduced sitar and dulcimer instruments to expand the Stones' possibilities.Rare recordings include the single "Stu-Ball" by Ian Stewart, the sixth Stones, with Keith and Bill, and Chris Farlow's "Sync" with Mick on the chorus. From a London delinquent band covering blues and R&B to the world's greatest rock band without a push after the hit "Satisfaction". This is a collection of sound sources from such a period when the Stones were finally taking their first steps forward. Detailed liner notes in Japanese, including the circumstances, episodes, and song titles of the period, are included in the "ROCK OFF" series from Eternal Grooves!