Ok, just listened to a cd a friend burned me called Paris Outtakes Vol 1/2.
On Vol. 1 there is a version of Respectable that I have never heard. It starts out w/ the opening guitars then Mick says: 1 2 3 4 @#$%& etc. etc. Can anyone tell me what version this is (e.i. #1 #2 etc.) The length of this version is 3:52. Thanks to anyone who can help.

Version 1. (according to Zentgraf site : [www.nzentgraf.de] )

- Respectable I (MJ/KR) -very early, with count-in
- Respectable II (MJ/KR) -early version
- Respectable III (MJ/KR) -backing track of IV
- Respectable IV (MJ/KR) -’Some Girls’-version



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Kowalski, thank you for your help. I can never get enough of Respectable! Thanks again.

Was on Some Girls

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kowalski
Version 1. (according to Zentgraf site : [www.nzentgraf.de] )

- Respectable I (MJ/KR) -very early, with count-in
- Respectable II (MJ/KR) -early version
- Respectable III (MJ/KR) -backing track of IV
- Respectable IV (MJ/KR) -’Some Girls’-version

Where is "Respectable III (MJ/KR) -backing track of IV" ......?????

I think it's only on Promo Video. Only with Voice.

I think it's on the HOT STUFF studio recordings 4 disc set...

Thanks there's a link?

[www.dbboots.com]

No "Respectable."

I looked for a link to the version you're talking about and found zero. Guess no one found it fit to put on the interwebbings!

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GasLightStreet
I looked for a link to the version you're talking about and found zero. Guess no one found it fit to put on the interwebbings!

It's right under your nose:





Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

HOLY CRAP!

Yep, didn't see that one!

Someone should really take the wonderful wealth of www.nzentgraf.de information and cross reference it with the available common bootlegs, to show what is available where in a semi-organized fashion.

NOT ME, I don't have the time! But this would be huge and rewarding project. I often find myself looking for little things in the cracks, like this or that version of "Respectable" or different "Brown Sugars" or the slightly different alternate mixes of various things....all the studio outtakes bootlegs gotta come from somewhere!



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You mean like a copy and paste of, say, the 1977/78 SOME GIRLS sessions, and then after each song, where possible, a youtube link so one can hear it? That would be cool.

BTW, "You're a rag trade girl, you're the queen of porn, you're the easiest lay on the White House lawn" was a dig at Jagger's ex-wife, Bianca, who had been doing interviews for Andy Warhol's "Interview" magazine, including an interview at the White House with Jack Ford, President Ford's son.

[www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov]

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Pietro
BTW, "You're a rag trade girl, you're the queen of porn, you're the easiest lay on the White House lawn" was a dig at Jagger's ex-wife, Bianca, who had been doing interviews for Andy Warhol's "Interview" magazine, including an interview at the White House with Jack Ford, President Ford's son.

[www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov]

Huh...I always thought that, but never knew why he'd include that White House lawn part.

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GasLightStreet
I looked for a link to the version you're talking about and found zero. Guess no one found it fit to put on the interwebbings!

It's right under your nose:

This is "Respectable I" witk count-in.

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Turning To Gold
Someone should really take the wonderful wealth of www.nzentgraf.de information and cross reference it with the available common bootlegs, to show what is available where in a semi-organized fashion.

NOT ME, I don't have the time! But this would be huge and rewarding project. I often find myself looking for little things in the cracks, like this or that version of "Respectable" or different "Brown Sugars" or the slightly different alternate mixes of various things....all the studio outtakes bootlegs gotta come from somewhere!

Exactly.

This is exactly what I'm trying to do for some time. and I realized that some things are not available

or have not been able to find them

Fantastic! I hadn't heard that one The energy here is unbelievable. So spontaneous and live. They kept those guitar tracks for the studio version, and Mick is giving directions along the way - Love it!

They should have made a SG Deluxe double album with these long versions. Absolutely brilliant. They never rocked harder

They declined to put songs already known for too many years.

This version was known for more than 20 years.