Rolling Stones – Decca / London Era
1-12-09 The Rolling Stones – Decca /
CD 12 x 5
7" 19th NERVOUS BREAKDOWN / AS TEARS GO BY DECCA UK F 12331 1966 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
LP AFTERMATH (
LP AFTERMATH (US) mono LONDON US LL 3476 1966 11 TRKS mono,
LP BEGGAR'S BANQUET mono DECCA UK LK 4955 1968 10 TRKS mono
LP BEGGAR'S BANQUET re-issue ABKCO US SP 539 1968 10 TRKS stereo, 90's issue (original censored cover)
LP BETWEEN THE BUTTONS (UK) LONDON JPN L20P-1017 1967 12 TRKS
LP BETWEEN THE BUTTONS (US) mono LONDON US LL 3499 1967 12 TRKS
LP BIG HITS (HIGH TIDE AND GREEN GRASS) DECCA UK TXS 101 1966 14 TRK Collection, booklet
LP BRAVO (Collection) HOR ZU DE SHZT 531 1966? 14 TRK Germany-only collection
7" BYE BYE JOHNNY (EP) DECCA UK DFE 8560 1964 4 TRK EP; with pic sleeve, re-issue
LP COLLECTOR'S ONLY TELEFUNK DE 6.24321 AO 1980 15 TRKS Germany-only, 60's collection
7" COME ON / I WANT TO BE LOVED DECCA UK F 11675 1963 2 TRKS no pic sleeve, 2nd issue
7" DANDELION / WE LOVE YOU DECCA
LP
7" FIVE BY FIVE (EP) DECCA UK DFE 8590 1964 5 TRK EP; with pic sleeve, re-issue
LP FLOWERS mono LONDON US LL 3509 1967 12 TRK Collection, mono
7" GET OFF OF MY CLOUD / SINGER NOT THE SONG, THE DECCA UK F 12263 1965 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
LP GET YER YA-YA'S OUT DECCA UK SKL 5065 1970 10 TRKS Live
7" GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT IT (EP) DECCA UK DFE 8620 1965 5 TRK EP; with pic sleeve, re-issue
LP GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT IT (LP)
7" HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER, BABY?
7" HONKY TONK WOMAN / YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET…
CD HOT ROCKS 1 (Collection) (stereo) LONDON JPN P25L-25047 1986 12 TRKS (60's recordings) many unique stereo tracks!
7" I DON'T KNOW WHY / TRY A LITTLE HARDER ABKCO US ABK-4701 1975 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
7" I WANNA BE YOUR MAN / STONED DECCA UK F 11764 1963 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
7" IT'S ALL OVER NOW / GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES DECCA UK F 11934 1964 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
7" LAST TIME, THE / PLAY WITH FIRE DECCA UK F 12104 1965 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
LP LET IT BLEED DECCA UK SKL 5025 1969 9 TRKS poster
LP METAMORPHOSIS ABKCO US ANA-1 1975 14 TRK Collection (60's recordings)
CD METAMORPHOSIS UNIVERSAL JPN UICY-93038 1975 16 TRK Collection (60's recordings) ('06 issue) kami sleeve
LP MILESTONES DECCA UK SKL 5098 1971 12 TRK Collection (60's recordings)
LPx2 MORE HOT ROCKS
7" MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPER / LADY JANE
CD NO. 2 LONDON JPN P25L-25033 1964 12 TRKS ('87 issue) 4 cuts in stereo!
LP NO. 2 DECCA UK LK 4661 1964 12 TRKS mono, original
7" NOT FADE AWAY / LITTLE BY LITTLE DECCA UK F 11845 1964 2 TRKS no pic sleeve, 1st issue
LP OUT OF OUR HEADS (UK) DECCA UK SKL 4733 1965 12 TRKS
CD OUT OF OUR HEADS (US)
7" RUBY TUESDAY / LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER DECCA
7" SATISFACTION / SPIDER AND THE FLY, THE DECCA UK F 12220 1965 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
7" SATISFACTION / UNDER
7" SHE'S A RAINBOW / 2,000 LIGHT YEARS FROM HOME
CD11 SINGLES 1965 - 1967 ABKCO US 11220.2 2004 25 TRK Collection (11 x CD Singles '65-'67)
LP THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST DECCA
CD THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST UNIVERSAL JPN UICY-93026 1967 10 TRKS 3-D kami sleeve; '06 re-master
LP THROUGH THE PAST, DARKLY (BIG HITS Vol. 2)
LP THROUGH THE PAST, DARKLY (BIG HITS Vol. 2) DECCA
The greatest rock & roll band in the world! I might not have every single track they recorded from 1963 to 1969, but I’m working on it. And I do have more than is listed here. The Stones were one of the bands that taught me that it was wise to seek out British editions of their works; to keep an eye on those B-sides etc.
I could stand a little more illumination on the ’65 – ’67 era of the Stones. The CD boxed set of singles was a good start. Oh, and don’t miss either of Andrew Loog Oldham’s books, “Stoned” and “2Stoned” – essential reading for an serious fan of 60’s Stones.
My favorite Stones single is “Dandelion”, my favorite Stones album is probably the original
Labels: Rolling Stones
posted by Ron Kane @ 6:40 AM
4 Comments:
I desperately need more Stones. All I have is the stellar London Singles box, the German Hot Rocks (with all of the stereo mixes), and the CD Singles from Steel Wheels. Good trash blues B-sides on those! Probably hammered out in 15 minutes. I have some vinyl, but that doesn't count.
My favorite Rolling Stones single? 60s - She's A Rainbow. 70s - You Can't Always Get What You Want - easy!. 80s - Undercover of the Night. Their most post-punk, dub influenced single. Think they heard "Metal Box?"
I've been reading a lot of Stones books lately. Oldham's were great. It was a riot how he modeled himself on Sidney Falco!! Too bad he's a Scientologist. Ron Wood's was a gas, especially considering his plight just scant months after publishing this self-satisfied tome! Oops!! I've read "Stone Alone" years ago. Time for those great coffee table books I keep seeing at the library. Keith Richards' auto bio is allegedly coming down the pike in a few. Hmm.
Jim-san,
Get:
Aftermath (UK vers.)
Between The Buttons
Their Satanic Majesties Request
Beggar's Banquet
Let It Bleed
Alternately, try the "Hot Rocks 2 - Fazed Cookies", as that has lots of great non-LP stuff.
The 70's stuff is not as even. I like "Sticky Fingers" a lot, and each 70's album a little less, afterwards. It all cam back with "Some Girls" (for the next few albums) - but it's an entirely different thang.
I have been fond of some of the post-'93 stuff, too. But I feel like we're talking about a different group, in this case.
Charlie Watts!
- RK
Wow, Jim's picks for best Stones singles match exactly!
Ron, you sure picked the "best" period of Stones music, and I agree that the 70s were uneven for them but more good than bad (in my view). Lots of good stuff there, slowing petering out as they went forward.
I remember people complaining on the "Steel Wheels" (aka "wheelchair!") tour of 1989 that they were now far too old to be taken seriously; that was TWENTY YEARS AGO!!
I am kind of sorry I didn't see "Shine a Light" when it was here in IMAX last year. If anyone can get the bag-o-bones band back to anything resembling their former glory, it was probably Scorsese. I'll probably rent it in HD someday.
The Scorsese movie made me laugh. I liked it.
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