The Rolling Stones On Air (2-CD, Limited-Deluxe-Edition)

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(2017/BBC-Polydor) 32 Tracks - Deluxe Digipack - 16-Page Booklet! The first steps of The... more

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The Rolling Stones: On Air (2-CD, Limited-Deluxe-Edition)

(2017/BBC-Polydor) 32 Tracks - Deluxe Digipack - 16-Page Booklet!

The first steps of The Rolling Stones in the beginning of their career.

With »On Air« The Rolling Stones presents to the year's end a very special album: Rare and rarest radio and TV cuts from the early days of the band, a selection of BBC-session-recordings from 1963 to 1965, incl. shows like 'Saturday Club', 'Top Gear', 'Rhythm and Blues' and 'The Joe Loss Pop Show'!

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Interpret: The Rolling Stones
Album titlle: On Air (2-CD, Limited-Deluxe-Edition)
Genre Beat
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Label Polydor Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0602567027409
weight in Kg 0.11

Rolling Stones, The - On Air (2-CD, Limited-Deluxe-Edition) CD 1
01	Come On (Saturday Club 26 October 1963)	The Rolling Stones
02	Satisfaction (Saturday Club 18 September 1965)	The Rolling Stones
03	Roll Over Beethoven (Saturday Club 26 October 1963)	The Rolling Stones
04	The Spider And The Fly (Yeah Yeah 30 August 1965)	The Rolling Stones
05	Cops And Robbers (Blues In Rhythm 9 May 1964)	The Rolling Stones
06	It's All Over Now (The Joe Loss Pop Show 17 July 1964)	The Rolling Stones
07	Route 66 (Blues In Rhythm 9 May 1964)	The Rolling Stones
08	Memphis, Tennessee (Saturday Club 26 October 1963)	The Rolling Stones
09	Down The Road Apiece (Top Gear 6 March 1965)	The Rolling Stones
10	The Last Time (Top Gear 6 March 1965)	The Rolling Stones
11	Cry To Me (Saturday Club 18 September 1965)	The Rolling Stones
12	Mercy, Mercy (Yeah Yeah 30 August 1965)	The Rolling Stones
13	Oh! Baby (Saturday Club 18 September 1965)	The Rolling Stones
14	Around And Around (Top Gear 23 July 1964)	The Rolling Stones
15	Hi Heel Sneakers (Saturday Club 18 April 1964)	The Rolling Stones
16	Fannie Mae (Saturday Club 18 September 1965)	The Rolling Stones
17	You Better Move On (Blues In Rhythm 9 May 1964)	The Rolling Stones
18	Mona (Blues In Rhythm 9 May 1964)	The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones, The - On Air (2-CD, Limited-Deluxe-Edition) CD 2
01	I Wanna Be Your Man (Saturday Club 8 February 1964)	The Rolling Stones
02	Carol (Saturday Club 18 April 1964)	The Rolling Stones
03	I'm Moving On (The Joe Loss Pop Show 10 April 1964)	The Rolling Stones
04	If You Need Me (The Joe Loss Pop Show 17 July 1964)	The Rolling Stones
05	Walking The Dog (Saturday Club 8 February 1964)	The Rolling Stones
06	Confessin' The Blues (The Joe Loss Pop Show 17 July 1964)	The Rolling Stones
07	Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Top Gear 6 March 1965)	The Rolling Stones
08	Little By Little (The Joe Loss Pop Show 10 April 1964)	The Rolling Stones
09	Ain't That Loving You Baby (Rhythm And Blues (BBC World Service) 31 October 1964)	The Rolling Stones
10	Beautiful Delilah (Saturday Club 18 April 1964)	The Rolling Stones
11	Crackin' Up (Top Gear 23 July 1964)	The Rolling Stones
12	I Can't Be Satisfied (Top Gear 23 July 1964)	The Rolling Stones
13	I Just Want To Make Love To You (Saturday Club 18 April 1964)	The Rolling Stones
14	2120 South Michigan Avenue (Rhythm And Blues (BBC World Service) 31 October 1964)	The Rolling Stones

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"The Rolling Stones"

The Rolling Stones came shortly after the Beatles, although they had been around for some time. They always stayed in second place behind the Beatles, the well-behaved, well-behaved boys next door, as their exact counterparts. They were always controversial. Scandals pave their way. Drug and excesses, wild fights and legendary orgies characterize Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman - to some extent also Mick Taylor, who took his place after the death of Brian Jones and only recently retired.

Musically, the Rolling Stones come from the blues and a little bit from jazz, but they added rock elements early on. Their music has always been rough and hard. But the Rolling Stones never became as style-blind as the Beatles were, on the contrary, they let themselves be influenced by the boys. When they turned the pop world upside down with their soft number "Yesterday", the Rolling Stones followed suit in a flash. When the Beatles said "All You Need Is Love', Mick Jagger sang sweetly in the ear of his fans "We love You'.

After the Beatles split up, the Rolling Stones finally took control of the rock paradise. In 1975 the Rolling Stones embarked on their eighth tour of the USA - the first since 1972 - starting in Baton Rouge, passing Jacksonville on August 2 and continuing to Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, where the mammoth tour ended in Caracas on August 31. 95% of the available tickets (1.5 million) were sold in 8 hours.

Original Press Release: WEA Music GmbH

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