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The Complete British Radio Broadcasts Volume 2 1963 – 1964

Rolling Stones, The

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‘In view of the past increase of interest in rhythm & blues groups in Britain, an exceptionally good future is predicted for us by many people,’ Brian Jones wrote to the BBC in January 1963. His audition request was turned down, but they’d soon changed their mind, and between that autumn and the summer of 1965, the Stones recorded numerous radio sessions for the Beeb. This, the second of three volumes, captures them between April and July 1964, by which time they were second only to the Beatles in popularity. Containing some of the most vital British R&B ever recorded, it’s essential for serious Stones fans, and comes together with background notes and images.

Side 1 Tracks 1-6 recorded at Maida Vale Studios, London, April 13th 1964 / broadcast on Saturday Club, April 18th, hosted by Brian Matthew. Tracks 7-9 recorded live for ABC Television at the NME Pollwinners’ Concert, Wembley Empire Pool, London, April 26th / broadcast on Big Beat, May 3rd.

Side 2 Tracks 1-5 recorded at Broadcasting House, London, May 25th 1964 / broadcast on Saturday Club, June 6th, hosted by Brian Matthew. Tracks 6-10 recorded live / broadcast on The Joe Loss Pop Show, July 17th, hosted by Joe Loss.

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Track Listings

SIDE ONE
1. I Just Want To Make Love to You 2.21
2. Walking The Dog 3.14
3. Not Fade Away 2.04
4. Beautiful Delilah 2.12
5. Hi-Heel Sneakers 2.46
6. Carol 2.28
7. Not Fade Away 2.21
8. I Just Wanna Make Love To You 2.50
9. I’m Alright 2.19

SIDE TWO
1. Down In The Bottom 2.51
2. You Can Make It If You Try 2.16
3. Route 66 2.30
4. Confessin' The Blues 3.04
5. Down The Road Apiece 2.01
6. It's All Over Now 3.22
7. If You Need Me 2.09
8. Confessin' The Blues 2.23
9. Carol 2.40
10. Mona (I Need You Baby) 2.56

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