the 1st CD was recently uploaded, so it is not included.

CD 2 + CD3 + artwork

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LiveAtHidepark
Hope it works

So do I!

Thanks, just downloading!

thanks very much , cool

Is it too much to ask what is included on CD's 2 and 3? Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere.

Well, well, they've used two of my recordings on this.

The first two tracks on CD3 'What A Shame' & 'Time is on my Side' were recorded with a microphone placed in front of our TV going into a Phillips mono valve Reel-to-Reel tape recorder. It was tea time on a friday night so you can hear doors slamming & I think you can hear a bit of mum talking.

I first posted these in my early days delving into Stones forums. Shidoobee got them first in answer to a query about Ready Steady Go, but then I discovered IORR & posted them here. There were 9 tracks in all (one being the 'Everybody-Pain in my Heart' Combo) & I believe 7 of these were previously unavailable. DAC lifted them from here, slightly speed-corrected them, fixed a glitch or two & released them.

Has it really been 49 years since then, looking at my chocolate-fuelled paunch I have to say yes.

Many thanks for this, a nostalgic trip into my past & my tiny contribution to the great saga that is The Stones.



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For Captain Teague and others:






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Thanks a lot LiveAtHidepark for sharing this boxset including the artworks here, it's much appreciated!

Also thanks to vox12string (and his family) for recording and sharing some of the used songs for this box. You should ask for a free copy, you deserve it!

Cheers!

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vox12string
Well, well, they've used two of my recordings on this.

The first two tracks on CD3 'What A Shame' & 'Time is on my Side' were recorded with a microphone placed in front of our TV going into a Phillips mono valve Reel-to-Reel tape recorder. It was tea time on a friday night so you can hear doors slamming & I think you can hear a bit of mum talking.

I first posted these in my early days delving into Stones forums. Shidoobee got them first in answer to a query about Ready Steady Go, but then I discovered IORR & posted them here. There were 9 tracks in all (one being the 'Everybody-Pain in my Heart' Combo) & I believe 7 of these were previously unavailable. DAC lifted them from here, slightly speed-corrected them, fixed a glitch or two & released them.

Has it really been 49 years since then, looking at my chocolate-fuelled paunch I have to say yes.

Many thanks for this, a nostalgic trip into my past & my tiny contribution to the great saga that is The Stones.

Many thanks. Musical history of the Rolling Stones is made of these obscure private recordings.
An old LP from the 80's called "Crackin' Up" was a sensation, including absolutely unknown BBC recordings.
Once again, thanks, Vox.



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Is it too much to ask what is included on CD's 2 and 3?

Do you also want a cup of tea and a cake ?

Thanks all involved ><

Thanks to you my old pal.

do have cd 1 Hamburg 1965

Many Many Thanks!!!!!

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Quique-stone
Thanks a lot LiveAtHidepark for sharing this boxset including the artworks here, it's much appreciated!

Also thanks to vox12string (and his family) for recording and sharing some of the used songs for this box. You should ask for a free copy, you deserve it!

Cheers!

x1, to all of the above!

Hi

I have realized that CD3 trk3,4,5,6 which are listed as "25.5.1965" are actually "20.5.1965" as the following.

[dbboots.com]

BUT, I have no ideas about "CD2 trk 13 & 14" listed as "3-5.3.1965".....

Have these tracks been released already? and, are available on other boots?

Or these two tracks also "something new" like CD1 ?

Best Regards

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BUT, I have no ideas about "CD2 trk 13 & 14" listed as "3-5.3.1965".....

Have these tracks been released already? and, are available on other boots?

Or these two tracks also "something new" like CD1 ?

Best Regards

They're from disc 4 of "Charlie is my Darling", from the British tour of March 1965. This take of Route 66 is different to the one on the "Got Live if You Want It" ep

Thank you so much for this post !!

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keithpinkmoon


BUT, I have no ideas about "CD2 trk 13 & 14" listed as "3-5.3.1965".....

Have these tracks been released already? and, are available on other boots?

Or these two tracks also "something new" like CD1 ?

Best Regards

They're from disc 4 of "Charlie is my Darling", from the British tour of March 1965. This take of Route 66 is different to the one on the "Got Live if You Want It" ep

Thank You!!!

Bravo ! Some awesome stuff here

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Well, well, they've used two of my recordings on this.

The first two tracks on CD3 'What A Shame' & 'Time is on my Side' were recorded with a microphone placed in front of our TV going into a Phillips mono valve Reel-to-Reel tape recorder. It was tea time on a friday night so you can hear doors slamming & I think you can hear a bit of mum talking.

This really took me back, so I dug out my (fairly) trusty diary to see what it had to add, if anything.

DON'T JUDGE ME, OK, I WAS YOUNG!

About this particular show, it informs me (for those who want to add some mental visuals) that "Mick was wearing that jacket with flaps on it all the way down the front and matching trousers" and "Charlie has a three-tier haircut." They did Down the Road Apiece on this show, too.

The 26.2.1965 RSG show was on my birthday, and I reported that Mick said in the interviews between songs that Keith cuts Mick's hair as well as his own, and "it depends how often we have a bath, if it is a hot climate every day." Brian played piano on Play with Fire. Mick said that The Last Time "comes out tomorrow so go out and get it, folks!"

The show listed as Wembley Pool was the NME Poll Winners concert at the Empire Pool, Wembley, broadcast on TV in the UK on April 25th. I believe it's out there on Youtube, so won't record all the details of what they were wearing. I did note that Brian "actually MOVED once or twice." Mick won Best British Newcomer for 1964/5, and the band won 2nd best British vocal group (guess who were number one), 2nd best World group (ditto), Best British R'n'B band and Best British New Group.

RSG 22.10.1965: Mick was wearing "a white, faintly striped shirt, and darkish, probably green corduroy trousers." (I was watching this in black and white, of course.) Brian wore a dark rollneck sweater, striped jacket and check trousers. "In Cry to Me, Mick started off by sitting on the side-balcony thing and had to walk through the crowd to the rostrum where the other four were, only he got surrounded and nearly lost his mike." Brian apparently laughed at the beginning of GOOMC, Mick went berserk*, and "Keith'n'Bill sang a bit out of tune and time."

Can't find anything about the 2.9.1965 show--at this time, RSG was taped on a Friday but not broadcast until Sunday afternoon, in my part of the country anyway, but I don't see anything for that weekend, unless it was the show broadcast on Sept. 12th when they did Oh Baby We Got a Good Thing Going, That's How Strong My Love Is, and Satisfaction. This was the famous show when they hosted the whole thing, including doing the Sonny and Cher skit. Brian played piano on That's How Strong. Lots more details from this show, including their most/least favorite songs of the year.

No idea what the 1.3.1965 show was, unless it was a radio show that I might have missed.




Edit: *These two points were not connected.



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Is this the same as the upload?
video: [www.youtube.com]

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Is this the same as the upload?
video: [www.youtube.com]

Yes.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Well, well, they've used two of my recordings on this.

The first two tracks on CD3 'What A Shame' & 'Time is on my Side' were recorded with a microphone placed in front of our TV going into a Phillips mono valve Reel-to-Reel tape recorder. It was tea time on a friday night so you can hear doors slamming & I think you can hear a bit of mum talking.

This really took me back, so I dug out my (fairly) trusty diary to see what it had to add, if anything.

DON'T JUDGE ME, OK, I WAS YOUNG!

About this particular show, it informs me (for those who want to add some mental visuals) that "Mick was wearing that jacket with flaps on it all the way down the front and matching trousers" and "Charlie has a three-tier haircut." They did Down the Road Apiece on this show, too.

The 26.2.1965 RSG show was on my birthday, and I reported that Mick said in the interviews between songs that Keith cuts Mick's hair as well as his own, and "it depends how often we have a bath, if it is a hot climate every day." Brian played piano on Play with Fire. Mick said that The Last Time "comes out tomorrow so go out and get it, folks!"

The show listed as Wembley Pool was the NME Poll Winners concert at the Empire Pool, Wembley, broadcast on TV in the UK on April 25th. I believe it's out there on Youtube, so won't record all the details of what they were wearing. I did note that Brian "actually MOVED once or twice." Mick won Best British Newcomer for 1964/5, and the band won 2nd best British vocal group (guess who were number one), 2nd best World group (ditto), Best British R'n'B band and Best British New Group.

RSG 22.10.1965: Mick was wearing "a white, faintly striped shirt, and darkish, probably green corduroy trousers." (I was watching this in black and white, of course.) Brian wore a dark rollneck sweater, striped jacket and check trousers. "In Cry to Me, Mick started off by sitting on the side-balcony thing and had to walk through the crowd to the rostrum where the other four were, only he got surrounded and nearly lost his mike." Brian apparently laughed at the beginning of GOOMC, Mick went berserk*, and "Keith'n'Bill sang a bit out of tune and time."

Can't find anything about the 2.9.1965 show--at this time, RSG was taped on a Friday but not broadcast until Sunday afternoon, in my part of the country anyway, but I don't see anything for that weekend, unless it was the show broadcast on Sept. 12th when they did Oh Baby We Got a Good Thing Going, That's How Strong My Love Is, and Satisfaction. This was the famous show when they hosted the whole thing, including doing the Sonny and Cher skit. Brian played piano on That's How Strong. Lots more details from this show, including their most/least favorite songs of the year.

No idea what the 1.3.1965 show was, unless it was a radio show that I might have missed.




Edit: *These two points were not connected.

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thanks !

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