Date: 196x.xx.xx
Location: Studio (Tracks 1 & 2) - Paris, France (Tracks 3-14)
Venue: Olympia (Tracks 3-14)
Source: Audience ?
Lineage: Andrew's Blues Vinyl LP > Technics SL-D2 Turntable w/ Pickering needle > Onkyo Integra Amplifier > Dell PC via stereo Y-cable (Realtek HD soundcard) > Audacity 1.2.6 (44100/16) > WAV(16/44 w/Audacity 1.2.6 > Tracking (cd wave) > Flac via TLH (level 8, SBE's aligned)
Transferred by Drgiggles1. Torrent uploaded on Hungercity on April 21, 2010.
01 Andrew's Blues (03:11) (Studio 1965)
02 Cocksucker Blues (03:38) (Studio 1968)
03 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (00:46)
04 Around and Around (02:40)
05 Off The Hook (02:39)
06 Time Is On My Side (03:07)
07 Carol (03:11)
08 It's All Over Now (03:36)
09 Little Red Rooster (03:25)
10 Route 66 (03:00)
11 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (03:24)
12 The Last Time (03:40)
13 I'm Alright (03:15)
14 Hey Crawdaddy (05:16)
Total Time - 44 minutes 48 seconds.
OU Notes: I picked this LP up in a record store in Irvington, NJ called "Vintage Vinyl Records" about 30 years ago. I paid $9.99 for it. Sticker still on LP cover. The date on the back cover says 1966 for Olympia and 1965 and 1968 respectively for the 2 studio tracks. I am not sure if this is correct or not. As far as snap, crackle, and pop goes Side A is much cleaner than Side B. This was a raw transfer with no NR or SPC. I leave that to the people who know what they are doing as pitch and speed goes.
Pictures of the front and back of the LP cover as well as the vinyl itself are included. Note, on the vinyl itself, has Slipped Disc Records and on the back cover it says F-ckin' Andrew's Records.
Enjoy, Drgiggles1
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7 comments:
Hi, is it possible, that the recording is a little to slow?
Nice boot.
Thank you very much Dave!
Vinyl rips are always welcome!
anonymous, easy to fix. Carefully match the recording to A440, and Audacity (free) to change both pitch and tempo, by replicating a tape speed change. If I liked the Stones, I would do it...
To anyone interested in these Olympia recordings - trax 3-14 are from 18 April 1965, the selection and order exactly matches the first 12 trax of 'Musicorama Mixdown' double CD compilation which is without doubt the most complete and best release of the Paris material, compiled from best available sources etc
take care all
Big thanks as always
ps this is presumably all compiled from the original broadcast which would imply that the claims on 'MM' compilation that trax 7,10 and 12 are previously unreleased are 'faulty'. This must be so as only 'Last Time' could have been substituted from March 26 shows, 'Carol' and 'Route 66' were unique to the 18 April show.
In any case I would seek out 'MM' rather than mess around speed correcting this source, and that's from a vinyl head like me!
sorry to ramble on but hope it helps
I also bought this over 30 years ago, but sold my vinyl collection and didn't expect to see this again. Thanks so much for the chance to hear it again.
Gosharootie, I had this, always loved the cover photo. Lost it in the divorce, my ex was a long time Stones fan (knew them) till I took her to Bruce.
Vintage Vinyl there was kind of a tiny store, but he had a good Japanese contact. Moved to Fords/Edison, where the store kept expanding. Hope it;s still there, music stores are so endangered.
Johnno
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