The Rolling Stones - The Complete Stones #8 - 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 8th collection of the glorious history of the Rolling Stones! This is the eighth collection of the Rolling Stones' epic project to record all of their recordings. The Stones have been released in a chaotic order in the U.K. and the U.S., making it difficult to ascertain the exact order in which they were released. This series follows the Stones in chronological order of their recordings, including outtakes and previously unreleased tracks, to provide a deeper understanding of their journey. This 8th volume of this popular series starts from the end of the "Aftermath" album session in March 1966, and includes the production session of the single "Mother in Shadow," which attracted a lot of attention because of the photo of the band dressed in women's clothing. It also covers the early stages of the production of their next album, "Between the Buttons". Jagger & Richards' songwriting blossomed, to which the genius Brian Jones added color with a variety of instruments, including sitar, dulcimer, and marimba. Swingin' London and the Flower Era.The Stones, who would later sell loose rock 'n' roll grooves, only had a stylish and cool 60's sound during this period in 1966-1967, and it is thrilling to hear it. The sessions in which the members participated are also covered without omission, including "I Can Tell" recorded by John Hammond and Bill Wyman with Robbie Robertson, an orchestral arrangement for Chris Farlow of "I've Been Loving You Too Long" with M. Jagger's vocal version, and many more. There are also many rare recordings that even deep fans are unaware of, such as the vocal version of M. Jagger's "I Can Tell," an orchestral arrangement for Chris Farlow. There are also ultra-rare sound sources such as the single "Lady Jane" with Brian on sitar by Glyn Johns, who has been in the spotlight again as an engineer for the Beatles' recent "Get Back. Detailed liner notes in Japanese, including the circumstances, episodes, and song titles of the time, are included in Eternal Grooves' "ROCK OFF" series!

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