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Training Wheels "Rattle Snake 228"

"Steel Wheels Outtakes"

Awesome terrific sound

Attention 83;12 on ONE CD , split into two cd's

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CD 1

01 Blinded By Love
02 Terrifying
03 Continetal Drift
04 Break The Spell
05 Can’t Be Seen
06 For Your Precious Love
07 Fancyman Blues
08 Slipping Away ( instrumenteal )
09 Rock And A Hard Place
10 Ready yourself
11 Sad Sad Sad
12 Mixed Emotions
13 Almost Hear You Sigh
14 Giving It Up
15 Hearts For Sale
16 Hold On To Your Hat

Comments by UrbanSteel

Awesome terrific sound



Rolling Stones
Training Wheels / Steel Wheels Sessions
Rattle Snake Records
RS 228

Comments

Air Studios, Monserrat, West Indies - March 29th to May 5th, 1989

When the eighty minute long Steel Wheels sessions were introduced several years ago, it represented only about half of what was available.  A well known collector wrote on the Hotwacks website that we need to be patient for even more material.  Two years later it has surfaced on Training Wheels on the new Social Graces label.  Eighty more minutes of outtakes are on these discs and are infinitely more interesting than those that came before.  Many of the takes on the earlier tape were minor variations in the mix, but these date much earlier in the sessions with well known songs in a much more primitive state of development.  The sound quality isn’t as good as on the earlier tape but is still excellent.

The tape begins with Mick saying to Keith “let’s do it” before Keith counts in and they play “Blinded By Love.”  At this early stage the song lacks the organ and fiddle in the instrumentation but has acoustic guitar, bass and drums.  Mick slurs many of the words and Keith joins in loudly during the chorus and the song ends with some banter.  This is followed by a rehearsal of “Terrifying” with the same basic instruments as the final version but with Jagger slurring through an early draft of the lyrics.  “Continental Drift” is the basic rhythm instruments but lacking lyrics and the Moroccan overdubs.

“Break The Spell” begins with a short tune up and count in.  It sounds the same as the other versions but the vocals are buried very deep in the mix.  “Can’t Be Seen” follows and is a longer run through than on the earlier tape.  “For Your Precious Love” is a second run through of the Jerry Butler cover.  It is slightly longer than the more polished version on the other tape.  This also includes a count-in and played in a different key.  ”Fancyman Blues” differs with a different Chuck Leavell piano  melody and the first disc ends with a beautiful instrumental version of “Slipping Away.”

“Rock And A Hard Place” has a count-in and lacks horns and female backing singers.  Both the commercial version and the alternate mix on the earlier tape is the most slickly produced track on the entire album, but this outtake is more guitar oriented and is driven by the funk bass line.  Jagger gives a basic vocal take including instructions and encouragement throughout.  The outtake “Ready Yourself” on the earlier tape is purely instrumental but at this early stage includes lyrics sung by Richards.  “Sad Sad Sad” and “Mixed Emotions” are both at a primitive stage with different vocal tracks and lack the slick production on both Steel Wheels and Monitor Mixes.

An excellent revelation is “Giving It Up,” a song known to have been demoed at the time but never surfaced until now.  Like much of the material it is an interesting mid-tempo ballad with Mick on vocals but it never advanced past this stage.  However it is great to finally hear the song and there are several other songs known to be recorded at Monserrat which haven’t surfaced yet including “Sweet Thing,” ”Three Oceans,” “When I Get To Thinking,” “You’ve Got Some Nerve,” “Hot Line,” “Hang On,” and “Gangsters Moll.”  “Sweet Thing” and “Hang On Tonight” (aka “Hang On To Me Tonight”) were later used by Jagger on his solo album Wandering Spirit.  The complete running time of the tape clocks in at about eighty-three minutes,  just too long to fit onto one CD.  If Social Graces were to trim three minutes it would have fit.  However it is great to finally have more outtakes from these sessions and hopefully this new label will continue with great Stones releases in the future.  

axl79 wrote on Apr 7^th, 2009 at 9:50am:


Folks...axl79 has been kind enough to pm me with step by step instructions. I will use these tonight one last time to try and get Omaha on teh tracker. If it fails I will burn a copy for axl79 and send it to him for uploading.Trying my best guys hang in there!

Yeah,i know that..........

axl79..I failed again..When I get to thetracker to upload..and click browse for file I end up with all 20 flac files opened and it wont let me pick the file?..When I type in the file location the long way it says upload failed?....Man Im glad I dont make my living doing this..Id starve!

OK I did it thanks to axl79..Omaha is up and available.....

Found it thanks for all your efforts................

Thanks gimmekeef, i'm glad you didn't give up - nice work. 

This is a killer, It will be just great to hear this famous venue!!! Omaha !

Now on the tracker ; Never End July 16, 1975 San Francisco SOF 8004 , search for ; Never End , San Francisco 07-16-1975

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Audience

CD 1

01 Fanfare For The Common Man (Chapter Title)
02 Honky Tonk Women (Jagger/Richards)
03 All Down The Line (Jagger/Richards)
04 If You Can´t Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud  (Jagger/Richards)
05 Star Star (Starfucker) (Jagger/Richards)
06 Gimme Shelter (Jagger/Richards)
07 Ain't Too Proud To Beg (Whitfield/Holland)
08 You Gotta Move (McDowell/Davis)
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want (Jagger/Richards)
10 Happy (Jagger/Richards)
11 Tumbling Dice (Jagger/Richards)

Thanks Hans-Jo aka Rank Stranger for sending this CD by the German mail .

CD 2

01 It’s Only Rock’n Roll (Jagger/Richards)
02 Fingerprint File (Jagger/Richards)
03 Wild Horses (Jagger/Richards)
04 That's Life (Preston) Billy Preston Performed Live With The Rolling Stones
05 Outta Space (Preston) Billy Preston Performed Live With The Rolling Stones
06 Brown Sugar (Jagger/Richards)
07 Midnight Rambler (Jagger/Richards)
08 Rip This Joint (Jagger/Richards) Street Fighting Man (Jagger/Richards)
09 Jumping Jack Flash (Jagger/Richards)





Publisher: Stones Of Fire
Reference : SOF 8004
Date : 1998
Made In : USA
Quality : Silver Disc
Booklet & packaging :
Total duration: 58 min

This originally belonged to a 4CD set titled "The Rock'n'Roll Show Never Ends" from Stones Of Fire SOF 8003/4 with both San Francisco shows (July 15+16). It was packed in a thick 4CD box, and on the spine was written: "The Rock'n'Roll Show" on disc 1+2 and "Never Ends" on disc 3+4. Later it was sold separately as two 2 CD sets, now with the torn apart titles "The Rock'n'Roll Show" and "Never End", which is the 2cd set to which this disc corresponds.

16 July 1975 show at Cow Palace in San Francisco, California. Disc One.

http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=rsne1-75&section=9

http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1866577/5426554/

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - (MetallicA)
cleveland, oh 2009-04-04


01 Intro
02 Some Kind Of Moster, Death Magnetic, Guitar Hero (Ad)
03 Flea (Comments)
04 Jason (Comments)
05 Some Kind Of Moster (Ad)
06 Flea (Speach)
07 Cliff's Dad, Jason, Trujillo & Kurt (Speach)
08 Jame & Lars (Speach)
09 Master Of Puppets
10 Enter Sandman
11 All StarJam (Train Keep Rollin') With Ron Wood
12 All Nighmare Long (Video)

090404A 4th April: US TV (Fuse TV) '24th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
Induction Ceremony', Cleveland, Ohio, Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame &
Museum, Rock Hall, incl.
- speech by RW (inducting Bobby Womack)
- interview with RW & Bobby Womack
- It's All Over Now (BobbyWomack/Shirley Womack)
- Train Kept A-Rollin' (Tiny Bradshaw/Howard Kay/Lois Mann)
Line-up 'IAON': RW (gtr)/Bobby Womack (voc)/Sid McGinnis (gtr)/Will
Lee (bass)/Anton Fig (dr)/Paul Schaffer (keyb)/. . . (bvoc)
Line-up 'Train': RW (gtr)/James Hetfield (gtr, voc)/Joe Perry (gtr)/Jeff Beck
(gtr)/Jimmy Page (gtr)/Kirk Hammett (gtr)/Flea (bass)/Jason
Newsted (bass)/Robert Trujillo (bass)/Lars Ulrich (dr)

If you you have no account go to

http://www.mininova.org/tor/2462816
Keessie

axl79 wrote on Apr 9^th, 2009 at 3:51pm:


I have the VGP release of the first 2 discs

Keessie wrote on Apr 10^th, 2009 at 9:33am:


Thanks Keessie, I got them too.

Thanks UrbanSteel!  Very interesting!

Please continue posting Videos DVD here!

marko wrote on Apr 6^th, 2009 at 9:34am:

Where's the seeder? We got stuck at 39% since days...