Here's something to occupy your weekend: the remastering sessions Dallas 1972 !
This recording is a bit boring, it must be said. But it is always interesting to slip into the intimacy of a group when he's not making the show.
I chose to work from the bootleg 'Condor Records Worldwide (DR 295 & DR 395) - copy of' Touring Party (Scorpio) which seemed the most correct source.
But this version had some nasty parasites from DAT copy (who they are highly visible on first tracks).
So I replaced the bad passages by extracts from Dallas Rehearsals (Black & white cover).
The other previous default for indexing tracks often risky, so I corrected the base of the slopes, leaving the passages of tuning at the end of songs.
Short aborted departures are related, versions 'accomplished' remain separate.
I have also reduces background noise for chaining of songs without music.
All the rest of my statements concerning the clarity and vibrancy of all, for that listening is better than what we heard so far.

Good listening my friends!



THE ROLLING STONES - DALLAS REHEARSALS
Sumet-Burnet Recording Studio, Dallas, TX – June 23rd, 1972
®Remastered by Teague Raw 06/2012

01 Jungle Disease Jam (Parts 1 & 2) - 5'49
02 Tar And Feathered Blues - 5'57
03 Hats Off To Slim Harpo - 5'23
04 Let It Loose I (Parts 1 to 4) - 6'05
05 Let It Loose II (Part 5) - 10'22
06 Let It Loose III (Part 6) - 3'01
07 Blues Jam - 1'41
08 Gimme Shelter - 4'21
09 Jam - 4'58
10 Ventilator Blues I - 7'37
11 Ventilator Blues II - 6'00
12 Delta Slide - 2'53
13 Memphis Jam - 5'56
14 Sweet Black Angel - 0'44
15 Don't Lie To Me (Chuck Berry) - 0'35
16 Tabasco Jam - 1'47
17 Shake Your Hips I (James Moore) - 1'25
18 Shake Your Hips II (James Moore) - 4'28

01 Let It Loose IV (Part 7) - 3'44
02 Let It Loose V (Parts 8 & 9) - 2'07
03 Texarkana Jam - 3'14
04 Shave 'Em Dry (Trad.) - 0'30
05 Key To The Highway (William Broonzy / Charles Segar) - 6'23
06 32-20 Blues (Robert Johnson) - 1'42
07 When You Got A Good Friend (Robert Johnson) - 2'37
08 Torn And Frayed I (Parts 1 to 3) - 3'44
09 Torn And Frayed II (Part 4) - 3'40
10 Rock Jam - 6'40
11 The Last Time - 0'26
12 Satisfaction I - 5'24
13 Satisfaction II - 3'22
14 Monkey Man - 3'25
15 Whip’s Crack - 7'32
16 Tiger Snarl - 2'50
+ You Can’t Always Get (Warner Brothers Studios, Burbank, CA - Late 05/1972) - 1'04
+ Fragile (aka It’s funny) (Us tour 06-07/1972) - 0'35

Source : Condor Records Worlwide (DR 295 & DR 395) (copy of 'Touring Party" (Scorpio 091-009/010)
17 : dvd C o c k su c ke r Blues
18 : Coming On Strong

YOUR EXCLUSIVE LINK TO THE REMASTERED ALBUM : CLICK HERE •

Killer Stuff ! ! ! Thanks ! !

domo Arigato ! !

thanx very much for your great work !

Once again amazin' work, for the first time ever these rehearsals are quite listenable

HMN
StonesCave

thanks great upgrade(only got this in mp 3 ..

Cover photo from 1969

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Cover photo from 1969

1969? oh merde alors!
I'm looking for dallas photos but I don't find…
So I took the original photo was used for Dallas bootleg.
Sorry

There is a photo of keef tuning up back stage 1972 that would be cool

thanks for your job, pas grave la photo on l'écoute pas

Above a shot from the sunset studios circa 1972 for the moaners

HMN
StonesCave

thanks, i'll keep it for 2022 remasters !

Bravo Teagueraw

You are the greatest and merci

Nice job

Many thanks for working on these 1972 rehearslas!

MERCI MILLES FOIS, L'AMI!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

Great job, great artwork.

thank you!

I would hope that if one can actually endure listening to this rehearsal in toto w/o touching ONE pharmaceutical, one will begin to comprehend why musicians use mind altering substances (as well as whopping doses of speed). "Abject Tedium" is what I would entitle any recording of any band's rehearsals. I was lead singer in a band in 1984 & whilst the musicians would work out arrangements I'd sit on the floor & leaf through magazines. I'd get up & do my (sensational) vocals & then sit down again.

Oh, yes... & did I have the "lead singer ego" complex? You bet I did!! We were working through a cover of "Back In the U.S.S.R." when the (brilliant) lead guitarist asked me to do the airplane whistling noise at the very beginning of the tune. With a look that could have killed & a tone in my voice that could have frozen a feather I replied sotto voce, "I SING, Steve. I DON'T do airplanes." Whoo! DOUBLE SNAP!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

Thank you. Had this only with a terrible track separation, so this is a real treasure to me

also here [www.hungercity.org]

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also here [www.hungercity.org]

Many thanks !
Be free to upload all the bootlegs I'll post here.

Bonjour,
j'ai loupé ton UP; comment faire?
Merci par avance.
RV

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Bonjour,
j'ai loupé ton UP; comment faire?
Merci par avance.
RV

Flac level 8

CD 01:

Wetransfer

CD 02:

Wetransfer

Available until July 10th

Chris from Belgium

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maremma
Bonjour,
j'ai loupé ton UP; comment faire?
Merci par avance.
RV

Flac level 8

CD 01:

Wetransfer

CD 02:

Wetransfer

Available until July 10th

Chris, have you been able to repair the SBEs on all tracks?


Come What May

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coowouters

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maremma
Bonjour,
j'ai loupé ton UP; comment faire?
Merci par avance.
RV

Flac level 8

CD 01:

Wetransfer

CD 02:

Wetransfer

Available until July 10th

Chris, have you been able to repair the SBEs on all tracks?

SBE, what do you mean by that (never to old to learn, lol!)????

These are the files I burned to CDr. (the original files were already deleted on my HD). I used EAC to rip the CDr's and then Traders Little Helper to convert the .wav files to Flac.

Chris from Belgium

The SBE (sector boundary errors) make it impossible to decode properly to WAV and then re encode to FLAC without multiple tiny errors.

I have downloaded this from torrent sites and from WeTransfer. All have the same SBE errors and fingerprint problems.

I'll check yours out because you took the extra step of burning and re-ripping, but I suspect they are there.

Thanks for the time you spent


Come What May

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Munichhilton
The SBE (sector boundary errors) make it impossible to decode properly to WAV and then re encode to FLAC without multiple tiny errors.

I have downloaded this from torrent sites and from WeTransfer. All have the same SBE errors and fingerprint problems.

I'll check yours out because you took the extra step of burning and re-ripping, but I suspect they are there.

Thanks for the time you spent

While ripping with EAC, only track 01 from CD 01 gave a couple of tiny errors.
What software do you use to check for eventual SBE's?

Chris from Belgium

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Munichhilton
The SBE (sector boundary errors) make it impossible to decode properly to WAV and then re encode to FLAC without multiple tiny errors.

I have downloaded this from torrent sites and from WeTransfer. All have the same SBE errors and fingerprint problems.

I'll check yours out because you took the extra step of burning and re-ripping, but I suspect they are there.

Thanks for the time you spent

While ripping with EAC, only track 01 from CD 01 gave a couple of tiny errors.
What software do you use to check for eventual SBE's?

Trader's Little Helper has a tick-box to fix SBEs as its re encoding. Unfortunately it just couldn't work with this one.

The previous Teague ups also had them, but not nearly as misaligned or truncated as this one and TLH was able to repair them... Don't know why, but still really appreciate all the hard work.


Come What May

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Munichhilton


While ripping with EAC, only track 01 from CD 01 gave a couple of tiny errors.
What software do you use to check for eventual SBE's?

Trader's Little Helper has a tick-box to fix SBEs as its re encoding. Unfortunately it just couldn't work with this one.

The previous Teague ups also had them, but not nearly as misaligned or truncated as this one and TLH was able to repair them... Don't know why, but still really appreciate all the hard work.[/quote]

THis was the result for disc one after analyzing the wav files:



Chris from Belgium

Merci Chris.
RV