Disc 2 is a copy of the "Unknown Dreams" LP, but with pitch/speed correction!
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"Keith" Post Records (KITH 01A/B/C/D) Full color cover close-up shot of Richards circa 1985. There is a slight pitch problem with the vocals on this recording. This source lacks soundĬomment: 100 numbered copies on blue vinyl. Is from the Octo"Rolling Stone" interview
The Jagger photo used for the insert of this LP * "Rolling Stones: Soul Survivor" Great Live Concerts (KR-SOLO-A/B/C/D) LP probably copied from the color photo of this Japanese magazineĬover found on page 170 of the Dalton/Karnbach/Beach book The Richards photo used for the insert of this * "In Tune With The City: Jam" Music Of Distinction (MOD 1000-A/B/C/D) Recorded at two of the above session dates. There are logical reasons to believe that these takes were Keith after his run-in with the Mounties on February 27, 1977.ģ) Eldorado Recording Studio, Los Angeles,Ĥ) Long View Farm rehearsals, North Brookfield,ĥ) Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas,Ĭonvince me that they are from completely different sessions. Richards" book for information regarding this session! Ian There are five possible recording sources forġ) Sound Interchange Recording Studio, Toronto,Ĭanada, March, 1977. This version also begins with anĪdded Chorus 1 rather than Verse 1. There isĪ sound of a camera shutter at :06. Both vocal tracks are Keith Richards.Ģnd Version: (3:45) - Longer version. Versions of this Keith Richards solo recording:ġst Version: Piano/vocal (2:31) - There is aĭoubled vocal on this take. So many, so many nights and days, since my babyĪ song written and performed by the Everlyīrothers, and solo artist Don Everly (post 1973 Everly Brothers).Īlso known as What A Feeling & It Must Be Love.
Instrumenetal Break #2: Blazing guitar solo So many nights and days, since I left this town Tryin' to find out what she's puttin' down So I took the next plane, got back the same I didn't telephone, and I didn't even write Instrumental Break #1: Guitar & Harp soloĪnd I didn't even call, and I didn't even write So I caught me a plane, I got back the same I never call home, and I didn't even write I do not even call, and I never even write So many nights and days, since my baby left Guitarist and solo artist in his own right Gary Moore and his Which was an event sponsored by Jagger after he observed a This song was also played in a live performanceīy Mick Jagger at the "British National Music Day", That brought him to his finest solo effort to date: "goin' back to the roots" persuaded Mick to change theīlues course on his next solo recording and go in the direction Maybeįor comercial reasons or being preempted by Eric Clapton for Though I caught me a plane, got back the same nightĪhh so many days and nights, I did put myself Yeah I won't call home, I couldn't even write Oh I won't call home, and I wouldn't even write So many nights and days, I've been out of townĪnd I won't call home, and I wouldn't evenĪnd I wouldn't call home, and I wouldn't evenīut I caught me a plane, I flew back the same Def American (now simply known as American) records is owned by none other than Rick Rubin who also produced "Wandering Spirit" in the same year as this disc was released (1992), so there is the very interesting connection between Jagger and the Red Devils.Rick Rubin. The Red Devils released a live CD called "King King" (26795-2) on Def American, which is named after the venue where the disc was recorded. It was performed by him as a solo artist with the Red Devils as a backing band. In addition to Mick Taylor's Bluesbreakers, this song is also covered by none other than Michael P. Teenager playing with unreal maturity and technique. Recordings are worth searching out as the music reveals a Issued as "John Mayall - Live In Europe". "The Diary of A Band, Volume One & Two" and also OnĪnother note: Taylor's incredible talent for live performance canīe heard in it's most primal beginnings on the Mayall LP's Lockwood was also capable of playing a mean 12 twelve string.
The stepson of Robert Johnson, Robert Jr. Issued on the Chess LP "The Real Folk Blues", features Line and guitar riff played in Led Zeppelin's How Many More Timesįrom the first record.so not just the words of people like The riff is unbelievably similar to the bass Williamson was a harp player, so the song isĬentered around Mayall's harp and Taylor is left with an aptly I caught me a plane, I flew back that sameĪnd I caught me a plane, I flew back that same I wouldn't come home, I wouldn't even write So many nights and days, I've been all out of
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