1919: THE ROLLING STONES THE JEAN-CLARKE MAMMORIAL SONIC BARBECUE / THE STARS IN THE SKY THEY NEVER LIE :Caution/CBM
TAKRL says:
“First edition contained an 8 by 11 cover reproduction insert. First edition says Jean-Clarke Memorial etc. but was changed to give you all another glue. Named for a prominent California disc jockey of the day. Like it says on the second edition cover: The Rock of Tomorrow Is Just a Comet Over Our Broadway – how true.”
Source: Essen & Hamburg, Germany, October, 1973
A1 Gimme Shelter 4:57
A2 Happy 2:48
A3 Tumbling Dice 4:27
A4 Starfucker 4:11
A5 Heartbreaker (Doo Doo Doo Doo) 3:50 [NY, MSG, July 26 ’72]
A6 Sweet Virginia 3:59
B1 Dancing with Mr. D 3:05
B2 Angie 4:28
B3 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 10:45
B4 All Down the Line 3:52
From a reviewer: “The sound quality is not bad for a boot from what sounds like a line recording from the soundboard. It’s a little muddy but still listenable.”
Information regarding B4: “All Down The Line” version V (5) -Kathi McDonald on backing vocals, Jimmy Miller on percussion, Nicky Hopkins on piano, Bobby Keys on sax,Jim Price on trumpet and/or trombone; version of US single B-side 7″ single (Rolling Stones Records RS 19104 -USA). Producer: Jimmy Miller. This is a different version than on Exile On Main St.
Re-issued with a B&W cover:
rollingstonesnet.com claims this album was copied in Europe on the Caution label (minus the last track on both sides) as:
And then again copied by CBM in return, which would place this release in 1975:
Matrix: 47-105-A/B
“Label: White with Orange pirate logo and Side A/B. Includes a copyright message! [Also on blank labels.]
The back of the LP jacket is a printed cartoon drawing depicting microphones capturing music in various different vignettes including the pirate logo with the letters CBM around it.
Side 1: + Gimme Shelter/ ++ Happy/ ++ Tumbling Dice/ + Star Star/ + Heartbreaker
Side 2: ++ Dancing With Mr. D/ ++ Angie/ ++ You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Comments: + Hamburg, Germany, 2nd show, on October 2, 1973, and ++ Essen, Germany on October 10, 1973. A copy of the European disc “Stars In The Sky They Never Lie” on Caution Records, which is a copy of “Jean-Clarke Mammorial Sonic Barbecue” Matrix: TAKRL 1919 A/B. CBM used a black and white copy of the European “Stars…” color cover artwork. This disc is a rare one.”
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