The Rolling Stones - Black Box [4 CD] (1994)

Artist : The Rolling Stones
Title Of Album: Black Box (4 CD)
Year Of Release: 1994
Label (Catalog#): Yellow Dog Records (YD 46/47/48/2000)
Country : USA
Genre: R & B, Pop Rock
Quality : FLAC (*image + .cue,log,scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Time: 274:18
Full Size: 1,49 GB

Tracklist :

CD 1 :

01 Heart Of Stone [take V] (LA, RCA Studios, 02.11.1964)
02 Not Fade Away [take I] (London, Regent Sound Studios, 10.01.1964)
03 Aftermath (a.k.a. Spector And Pitney Came Too) (London, Regent Sound Studios, 04.02.1964)
04 Andrew's Blues (London, Regent Sound Studios, 04.02.1964)
05 Don't Lie To Me (London, Regent Sound Studios, 12.05.1964)
06 Hi Heel Sneakers (Chicago, Chess Studios, 11.06.1964)
07 Stewed And Keefed (Chicago, Chess Studios, 10.06.1964)
08 Look What You've Done (Chicago, Chess Studios, 11.06.1964)
09 Tell Me Baby (Chicago, Chess Studios, 11.06.1964)
10 Down In The Bottom (Chicago, Chess Studios, 11.06.1964)
11 We're Wastin' Time (London, Regent Sound Studios, 31.08-04.09.1964)
12 Hear It [take I] (London, Regent Sound Studios, 31.08-04.09.1964)
13 Sleepy City (London, Regent Sound Studios, 31.08-04.09.1964)
14 Try A Little Harder (London, Regent Sound Studios, 13.02.1964)
15 Something Just Stick In Your Mind (London, Regent Sound Studios, 13.02.1964)
16 As Time Goes By (London, De Lane Lea Studios, 11.03.1964)
17 Blue Turns To Grey [take II] (London, Regent Sound Studios, 31.08-04.09.1964)
18 Satisfaction [take II] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 11.-12.05.1965)
19 Looking Tired (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 06.09.1965)
20 Paint It Black [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 06.-09.03.1966
21 Lady Jane [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 06.-09.03.1966
22 Can't Believe (a.k.a. Get Yourself Together) [take III] (London, Olympic Sound Studios,08.-26.11.1966)
23 Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? [take II] (London, IBC, 31.08-02-09-1966
24 Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? [take III] (London, IBC, 31.08-02-09-1966)
25 Let's Spend The Night Together [take Ib] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)

CD 2 :

01 Can't Believe (a.k.a. Get Yourself Together) [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
02 Let's Spend The Night Together [take Ia] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
03 All Sold Out [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
04 Yesterday's Papers [take II] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
05 Ruby Tuesday [take II] (London, Olympic SOund Studios, 08.-26.11.1966)
06 Complicated [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
07 Please Go Home [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
08 My Obsession [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
09 Cosmic Christmas (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 10.1967)
10 Family [take I] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 13.-23.05.1968)
11 Downtown Suzie [take II] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 17.04.-02.07.1969)
12 Give Me A Hamburger To Go (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 13.-23.05.1968)
13 And I Was A Country Boy (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 23.03.1969)
14 Memo From Turner [take IV] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 17.11.1968)
15 Memo From Turner [take I] (London, unknown studio, 09.1968)
16 Sister Morphine [take III] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 10.02.-31.03.1969)
17 Still A Fool (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 13.-23.05.1968)
18 You Got The Silver [take II] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 10.02.-31.03.1969)
19 Highway Child (Redlands, KR's home, 02.1968)

CD 3 :

SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL 5:57
Compressed sound with "who..who's" way down in the mix. There are also a
few bars edited from Keith's solo. Recorded at Olympic studios in June, 1968.
COUNTRY HONK 3:04
Missing the fiddle track and the familiar car horn. A transitional song that reveals the influences of the time.
Gram Parson's turning Keith on to the soul of country music, and open tunings that were prevalent in the
Country (Delta) Blues. Even the Rock version of the song reflects the impact of working with Ry Cooder during the
"Let It Bleed" sessions, and Keith's enduring preference for Open G tuning that followed. His earlier efforts with
open tunings were in open D & E on songs such as Child Of The Moon, Street Fighting Man (studio), and Prodigal Son.
GIMME SHELTER 4:22
A different mix and vocal. Lot's of bass in the opening bars of the song. Minus the Merry Clayton vocal.
Recorded at Olympic Studios in May-June, 1969.
LOVIN' CUP 6:31
This could be the pre-Hyde Park studio version of the song. First surfaced on "Time Trip 1969-1973 Vol. 1"
on Scorpio. Possibly from a May-June session at Olympic in 1969.
JIVING SISTER FANNY 3:14
Muffled sound with a different vocal take. Taylor burns it up.
HONKY TONK WOMAN 3:06
A studio version of the song containing the Paris verse that was only heard on early 70's live versions of the song.
Also missing horn arrangements. Recorded at Olympic Studios in May-June, 1969.
ALL DOWN THE LINE (acoustic) 4:22
One of the great examples of how the band can evolve songs. Slow acoustic guitar version. First surfaced in the late
70's, but this has excellent clarity and corrected speed. Recorded at Elektra studios in LA, Oct., 1969.
ALL DOWN THE LINE (electric) 3:47
This is not the 7" single version of the song that usually shows-up on these recordings.
Different mix, and harp solo at 3:05. An Olympic Oct.-Nov., 1970 recording.
I DON'T KNOW THE REASON WHY 5:57
Not hard to guess why this hasn't been released. A shorter version of the song.
I'M GOING DOWN 3:04
Last of the "Metamorphosis" songs. It's the familiar guitar restart album version. Hard to say whether this is a
production error or a retake by Keith.
YOU GOTTA MOVE 2:35
An alternate take of the Mississippi Fred McDowell classic. There is a lot of vocal reverb at the beginning, and the
slide guitar goes into a "wah" effect at the end. A Muscle Shoals, Dec., 1969 recording. Part of the work at this
studio is documented in the "Gimme Shelter" movie. Fred's original version of "You Got To Move" is found on
"Fred McDowell Vol. 2" on Arhoolie Records. Order no. F 1027.
BROWN SUGAR #1 3:43
The earliest known version. Some of the fundamental tracks are inherited by later takes. Muscle Shoals, Dec., 1969.
BROWN SUGAR #2 4:29
Starts-stops-restarts-stops-restarts. Sloppy production by the manufacturer of atake that is very similar
to the album.
BITCH 2:24
This is the album version of the song that starts off with some subtle cymbal tapping just before the start,
and completely wipes out at 2:18 when the tape fouls-up.
GOOD TIME WOMAN 3:19
The well known first version of Tumbling Dice. An Olympic, Oct., 1970 recording.
SWAY 3:33
The 7" single version. A different mix and take.
SCHOOLBOY BLUES 3:30
The infamous let's make the last song we owe Decca a real good one! Recorded at Olympic in May, 1970.

CD 4 :

01 Confessin' The Blues [stereo] (Chicago, Chess Studios, 11.06.1964)
02 I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now) [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 11.-12.05.1965)
03 Poison Ivy [take II] (London, Decca Studios, July 1963)
04 Fortune Teller [take II] (London, Decca Studios, 09.07.1963)
05 Time Is On My Side [take II] (London, Regent Sound Studios, 24.-26.06.1964)
06 Con Le Mie La Crime [take II] (London, IBC Studios, 15.03.1966)
07 Da Doo Ron Ron (London, Regent Sound Studios, 31.08.-04.09.1964)
08 We Love You (a.k.a. Old King Cole) [take I] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 17.-21.05.1967)
09 Dandelion (a.k.a. Sometimes Happy, Sometimes Blue) [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
10 19th Nervous Breakdown [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-08.12.1965)
11 Yesterday's Papers [take I] (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 03.-11.08.1966)
12 Gimme Shelter [take II] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 10.02.-31.03.1969)
13 Sister Morphine [take II] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 10.02.-31.03.1969)
14 Brown Sugar [take III] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 12.1969)
15 Wild Horses [take III] (London, Olympic Sound Studios, 12.1969)
16 Sister Morphine (Los Angeles, RCA Studios, 07.1968, Faithful & Stones)
17 (March 1968, interview with Mick Jagger)

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