830000A 1983: JIMMY CLIFF.
12“ single (Columbia 44-03845). Producer: Chris Kimsey. With RW (gtr)
on side A.
A: Peace Officer (Jimmy Cliff) -Dub version
[B: Special (Jimmy Cliff)]
Note: For more info, see 820318A.
830100A January: French radio (Radio 7). Rolling Stones-special
(370 min.), incl.
- interview with MJ by Yves Mourousi (recorded in Paris on September
25, 1971)
830102A 2nd January: US TV (Warner Satellite)
‘The News That Rocked ‘82’, incl.
- interview with MJ (Munich 10.06.82)
- interview with BW (Munich 10.06.82)
830106A 6th January: US TV (ABC) ‘Good Morning
America’., incl.
- interview with RW by Joan London (in NYC).
830107A 7th January: RON WOOD. New York
City, Town Hall. RW talks about music,
plays live and shows rare videos. Incl.
- Cigarettes, Whiskey And Wild, Wild Women (Tim Spencer) -RW plays
harmonica along to a video of him (gtr, some voc) and his father Arthur
Wood (voc, harm), filmed in England on August 21, 1982 (see 820817A).
- harmonica instrumental (Jimmy Reed-style)
- some pedal steel-licks by RW
-
Far Away Eyes (MJ/KR) -RW sings and plays pedal steel along to the
Rolling
Stones promo-video
- Let Me Love
You (Willie Dixon) -RW on bass
- Emotional Rescue
(MJ/KR) -RW accompanies on bass to the promo-video
- short bass instrumental by
RW
- Around The Plynth (RW/Rod
Stewart) -slide instrumental
- Mona (Ellas McDaniel) -guitar
instrumental
- Black Limousine (MJ/KR/RW) -guitar
instrumental
- The Stumble (Freddie King/Sonny Thompson)
-guitar instrumental
- reggae instrumental (Toots Hibbert?) -RW on guitar
- Outlaws (RW/Jim Ford) -RW on guitar and vocals
+ RW answers questions from the audience
Musician: RW (voc, gtr, harm, pedal steel, bass)
Note: The whole show was filmed by director Mark Pines and his crew.
830108A 8th January US radio (ABC Watermark)
'Soundtrack Of The 60's'. Host: Gary
Owens. Incl.
- interview with BW
830100B mid-January: Los Angeles. MJ works one
week on the fairy tale ‘The Nightingale’
(55 min.) for Showtime Cable TV. Director: Ivan Passer.
Starring: MJ (as Chinese Emperor), Jerry Hall (Pansy), Edward James
Olmos,
Barbara Hershey, Bud Cort and Anjelica Huston
Note: Televised on the 10th May (with repeats on the 14th, 18th, 20th,
22nd,
24th & 30th May). Released on video (CBS-Fox 6392; -US) in 1984
and on DVD (Starmaker 2 FTT104, -US) in November 2004.
830118A 18th January: New York City, Loew’s
Astor Theatre. First private screening of
the movie ‘Let’s Spend The Night Together’.
Differences to ‘Rocks Off’-movie (see 820813A for more info):
- Neighbours (MJ/KR) -includes backstage footage
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman) -with history-footage
- She’s So Cold (MJ/KR)
Note: Let’s Spend The Night Together omits ‘When The Whip Comes Down’.
830118B 18th January: New York City, Tavern On
The Green. Promo-party for the
upcoming movie ‘Let’s Spend The Night Together’ (without BW).
830118C 18th January onwards: BILL WYMAN. Probably
Cookham, England, The Sol.
Producer: BW. BW works on the soundtrack for his movie ‘Digital Dreams’.
830121A 21st & 23rd January: US radio
(The Source) ‘The Munich Tapes’ (110 min.), incl.
- interview with MJ by Denny Somach (Munich 10.6.82)
- interview with BW by Denny Somach (Munich 10.6.82)
- interview with (promoter) Bill Graham by Denny Somach (Munich
10.06.82)
- interview with KR by Denny Somach (Munich 10.6.82)
- interview with RW by Denny Somach (Munich 10.6.82)
830100C probably late January or mid-February:
New York City.
- interview with MJ by Lisa Robinson
830130A 30th January - 8th February and 19th
February - 12th March: Boulogne-
Billancourt (near Paris), France, Pathé Marconi Studios.
Producers: The
Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey. Sound engineer: Chris Kimsey. Incl.
- All The Way Down III (MJ/KR) -finished lyrics but different vocal take
- Daddy's Stripes (MJ/KR) -unverified
- Feel On Baby I (MJ/KR) -early short version with KR on vocals
- Feel On Baby II (MJ/KR) -early long version with MJ on vocals
- I'm A Little Mixed Up (Betty James/Edward Johnson) -with (partly
improvised) vocals (might be Discovery Bay with early vocals)
- Muscle
Boogie (MJ/KR/RW?) -unverified
- Premier Blues
(MJ/KR?) -unverified
- Rock A Charlie
(MJ/KR?) -unverified
- She Was Hot III (MJ/KR)
-with finished lyrics and vocal effects in the chorus
- Scottie’s Lead (MJ/KR?)
-unverified
- Squash Blues (MJ/KR?) -unverified
- Teenage Girls (Camel Song) (MJ/KR?)
--unverified
- Too Much Blood III (MJ/KR) -just the finished rap parts as vocals, no
horns yet
- Too Tough II (MJ/KR) -nearly finished with slide guitar solo and drum
breaks-end
- Too Tough III
(MJ/KR) -different mix of version II with additional drum overdubs
- Undercover Of The Night I (MJ/KR) -instr., mainly dr & perc, some
gtr at end
- Undercover Of The Night II (MJ/KR) -instr., dr & perc, more gtr
plus some bass
- Undercover Of The Night III (MJ/KR) -very early lyrics, just acoustic
guitar,
bass and percussion
- Undercover Of The Night IV (MJ/KR) -acoustic guitar driven, but also
with an
electric guitar; with early, but more finished lyrics
830220A 20th February: Swedish cassette magazine
‘Soundtracks', issue #1’. Incl.
- interview with BW (South of France, summer 1982)
830302A 2nd March: Irish TV (RTÈ)
'Ireland’s Eye', incl.
- Under My Thumb (MJ/KR) -Slane 24.07.82, part only
- interview with MJ by Alan McCullough (Slane Castle 22.07.82)
- interview with Bill Graham (Slane Castle 22.07.82)
830312A 12th March: UK radio (BBC1) 'Rock On'.
Host: Richard Skinner, incl.
- interview with MJ, BW, RW & CW by Paul Gambaccini (in Paris)
830319A 19th March: US radio (D.I.R.)
‘Supergroups In Concert’. Host: Pat St. John.
Live recordings from the US-tours 1978 & 1981.
- Under My Thumb (MJ/KR) -Pontiac 01.12.81
- Let's Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR) -Hampton 18.12.81
- Shattered (MJ/KR) -Pontiac 01.12.1981
- Twenty Flight Rock (Eddie Cochran/Ned Fairchild) -Pontiac 01.12.81
- Going To A Go-Go (Robinson/Johnson/Moore/Rogers) -Pontiac 01.12.81
-
Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman) -Pontiac 01.12.81
- Waiting
On A Friend (MJ/KR) -Pontiac 01.12.81
- Beast Of
Burden (MJ/KR) -Chicago 25.11.82
- Black
Limousine (MJ/KR/RW) -Pontiac 01.12.81
- Let It Bleed (MJ/KR) -New
Orleans 05.12.81
- You Can't Always Get What You
Want (MJ/KR) -Largo 09.12.81
- Band introduction (Largo
09.12.81)
- Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -Detroit
06.07.78
- She's So Cold (MJ/KR) -Largo 09.12.81
- Hang Fire (MJ/KR) -Tempe 13.12.81
- Miss You (MJ/KR) -Hampton 18.12.81
- Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.07.78
- Brown Sugar(MJ/KR) -Largo 09.12.81
- Start Me Up (MJ/KR) -Largo 09.12.81
- Jumpin' Jack Flash (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.07.78
- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -Tempe 13.12.81
830323A 23rd March: Dutch TV (TROS) ‘Beeldbank’,
incl.
- interview with BJ (Amsterdam, March 1966)
- arrival of the Stones on Shiphol-airport on 26th March 1966
830324A 24th March: London, Classic’s Circuit.
British premiere of the movie
‘Let’s Spend The Night Together’.
830300A March: UK TV (BBC West) ‘RPM’. incl.
- footage from the ‘3rd Pop Festival’ in Warminster 02.08.64
- Let’s Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR) -from LSTNT-movie
830300B March: London, Savoy Hotel.
- interview with KR by Kris Needs.
Note: Released on CD in November 2006 (see 061106A).
830325A 25th March: ROCKET 88. London,
100 Club
Line-up: STU (p)/CW (dr)/Roger Sutton (voc, bass)/Jimmy Roche
(gtr)/Willie
Garnett (sax)/Mike Hogh (tb)/Jon Picard (tb)/Olaf Vas (tp)/Don Weller
(sax)
Note: The band was advertised as Ian Stewart Band.
830400A April: THE BLUES BAND.
LP ‘Bye Bye Blues’ (Arista 205 256). Producer: The Blues Band?
Recorded live in London, The Venue on the 18.12.82. With STU on piano
on:
- Come On In (Lou Stonebridge/Tom McGuinness/Paul Jones)
- Don’t You Lie To Me (Hudson Whittaker)
- Nadine (Chuck Berry)
- Big Boss Man (Luther Dixon/Al Smith)
Note: For all other info see 821218A.
830401A 1st April: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘The Inside
Track’, incl.
- interview with KR by Lisa Robinson (NYC, early 1983)
830401B 1st April: UK TV (TV-am) ‘Good Morning
Britain’, incl.
- interview with BW by Michael Parkinson and Angela Rippon
- Let’s Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR) -from LSTNT-movie
830400B April: Nassau, Bahamas, Compass Point
Studios;
early May - 9th May & sporadically mid May - late May: NYC, The Hit
Factory;
(& maybe early June [MJ alone]: Nassau, Bahamas, Compass Point
Studios);
late
June - 1st August (with breaks): New York City, The Hit Factory.
Producers: The
Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey. Sound engineer: Chris Kimsey.
MJ, KR and RW (KR in NYC
only from the last week of May onwards) are
mixing, editing and record overdubs for
the upcoming album Undercover.
Additional musicians: Chuck Leavell
(keyb)/Sly Dunbar (perc)/David Sanborn
(sax)/Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/The Sugarhill Horn
Section CHOPS (horns)/
Moustapha Cisse (perc)/Brahms Coundoul (perc)/Martin
Ditcham (perc). Incl.
- All The Way Down IV (MJ/KR) -Undercover-version
- Big Truff I (MJ/KR) -instrumental with CHOPS on horns, under title
Dog Shit
- Big Truff II (MJ/KR) -with vocals; CHOPS on horns
- Feel On Baby III (MJ/KR) -12" instrumental dub-version
-
Feel On Baby IV (MJ/KR) -Undercover-version
- I Think I’m
Going Mad VI (MJ/KR) -7" & 12"-version
- It Must Be Hell II (MJ/KR)
-Undercover-version
- Pretty Beat Up III (MJ/KR/RW)
-instrumental; with
full brass-arrangement
- Pretty Beat Up IV (MJ/KR/RW)
-Undercover-version
- She Was Hot IV (MJ/KR) -long version with lots of keyboards at the
end;
maybe intended as 12" version
-
She Was Hot V (MJ/KR) -version IV with double-tracked vocals; leaked to
and
aired from US radio station WYSP
- She Was
Hot VI (MJ/KR) -promovideo version, different intro, one more verse
- She Was Hot VII (MJ/KR)
-Undercover-version
- She Was Hot VIII (MJ/KR)
-promo-single edit
- Tie You Up IV
(MJ/KR) -Undercover-version
- Too Much Blood IV (MJ/KR) -just the
finished rap parts as vocals, with horns
- Too Much Blood V (MJ/KR) -longer,
complete lyrics and horns, nearly finished
- Too Much Blood VI (MJ/KR)
-Undercover-version
- Too Much Blood VII (MJ/KR)
-edit
- Too Much Blood
VIII (MJ/KR) -promofilm-version
- Too Much Blood IX (MJ/KR) -long vocal/dance-version *
-
Too Much Blood X (MJ/KR) -short vocal/dance-version *
- Too Much Blood XI (MJ/KR) -vocal/dub-version *
- Too Tough IV (MJ/KR) -Undercover-version
-
Undercover Of The Night V (MJ/KR) -faster, with add. ac gtr, no gtr
intro yet
- Undercover Of
The Night VI (MJ/KR) -two dr beats & gtr intro, early vocals
- Undercover Of The Night
VII
(MJ/KR) -version V with new lead vocals
- Undercover Of The Night VIII (MJ/KR)
-VI with more guitar and backing vocals
- Undercover Of The Night XI (MJ/KR)
-Undercover-version
- Undercover Of The Night X (MJ/KR) -edited version of US-promo 7"
- Undercover Of The Night XI (MJ/KR) -12"-version ‘Extended Cheeky Mix’
-
Undercover Of The Night XII (MJ/KR) -'Forty Licks'-edit (done probably
in 2002)
- Wanna Hold You
V (MJ/KR) -Undercover CD & cassette-version
- Wanna Hold You VI (MJ/KR)
-edited Undercover LP-version
Note: The songs marked with a star were remixed by Arthur Baker, most
probably not before 1984. There's also 15 more unused Too Much Blood
remixes from in-house cassettes, mixed by Arthur Baker, Wels and WBLS:
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 1 (1.15; start of the remix only)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 2 (10.14)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 3 (4.21)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 4 (9.43)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 5 (1.07; start of the remix only)
- Too Much
Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 6 (5.34)
- Too
Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 7 (6.21)
- Too Much Blood
(MJ/KR) -unused remix 8 (8.45)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused
remix 9 (5.58)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 10
(7.17)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 11 (7.39)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 12 (10.34)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 13 (7.50)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 14 (10.25)
- Too Much Blood (MJ/KR) -unused remix 15 (10.25)
830400C late April: ALEXIS KORNER AND
FRIENDS. Putney,
Half Moon Pub.
Rehearsals
830428A 28th April: ALEXIS KORNER AND FRIENDS.
London, The Marquee, ‘1958-
1983 Silver Jubilee’-concert incl.
- Bring It On Home To Me (Sam Cooke) -Alexis Korner on vocals
- Country Morning (Benny Gallagher/Graham Lyle) -Georgie Fame on vocals
- Money Honey (Jesse Stone) -Alexis Korner on vocals
- Jump (John Picard) -instrumental
- Hoochie Coochie Man (Willie Dixon) -Alexis Korner on vocals
-
One Room Country Shack (Mercy Dee Walton) -Alexis Korner on vocals
- Bright Lights,
Big City (Jimmy Reed/Mary Lee Reed) -Georgie Fame on vocals
- Lucille (Richard
Penniman/Albert Collins) -Geno Washington on vocals
- Blue Monday (Antoine
Domino/David Batholomew) -Ruby Turner on vocals
Line-up: CW (dr)/BW (bass)/Georgie Fame
(p)/Alexis Korner (gtr, voc)/
Nico Korner (gtr)/Ruby Turner (voc)/Jaki Graham (bvoc)/
Dick Heckstall-Smith, Willie Garnett & John Picard (horns)
Note: The songs above were broadcast through UK radio (BBC1) ‘In
Concert’ on
09.07.83 (adding Lawdy Miss Clady from April 29) and various parts of
the
show were re-broadcast on BBC6 Music Live Hour on 28.12.2010,
22.09.2013, 02.10.2014, 08.09.2015 and 24.09.2018.
Bring It On Home To Me and Money Honey were released officially on
the Alexis Korner-CD ‘The BBC Sessions’ in 1994 (see 941100A).
830429A 29th April: UK TV (TV-am) ‘Good Morning
Britain’. Marquee 28.04.-report, incl.
- interview with Harold Pendleton
- interview with Gino Washington
- Country Morning (Benny Gallagher/Graham Lyle) -part only
- interview with BW (backstage)
- interview with Alexis Korner
-
Lucille (Richard Penniman/Albert Collins) -part only
830429B 29th April: ALEXIS KORNER AND
FRIENDS. London,
The Marquee, ‘1958 -
1983 Silver Jubilee’-concert, incl.
- Timber (John Picard) -instrumental
- How Long, How Long Blues (Leroy Carr) -Ruby Turner on vocals
- Hoochie Coochie Man (Willie Dixon) -Alexis Korner on vocals
- Willie’s Trick (John Picard) -instrumental
[- Mean Fool (Alexis Korner) -Alexis Korner (voc, gtr) only]
[- Heavy Hearted Blues (Leonard Feather) -Alexis and Nico Korner only]
- Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Lloyd Price) -BW on vocals
- I’d Rather Go Blind (Bill Foster/Ellington Jordan) -Ruby Turner on
vocals, John
Picard on piano
- Blue Monday (Antoine Domino/David Bartholomew) -Ruby Turner on vocals
- The Clapping Song (Lincoln Chase) -Alexis Korner, Jaki Graham and
Ruby
Turner on vocals
Line-up:
CW (dr)/BW (bass)/STU (p; not all songs)/Alexis Korner (gtr,
voc)/Nico Korner (gtr)/Ruby Turner (voc)/Jaki Graham (bvoc)/Mel
Collins, Willie Garnett, John Picard and Ted Bunting (horns)
Note: The show was recorded for UK TV (Sky Channel) and the songs above
were
aired on October 7, 1983. Also released on DVD in April 2002 (see
020429A) and as a audio-download in 2016.
830500B May: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘The Inside
Track’. Hosts: Tony Pig & Lisa Robinson. Incl.
- interview with MJ by Lisa Robinson (in NYC, probably late January or
mid-
February)
830505A 5th May: UK TV (BBC1) ‘Top Of The Pops’,
1000th show, incl.
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Top Of The Pops 15.04.71
- Get Off Of My Cloud (MJ/KR) -Top Of The Pops 19.10.65
- interview with BW (and Gary Numan) by Noel Edmonds
830511A 11th May: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘5th Annual
Rock Radio Awards’. Host: Linda
McInnes. Co-hosts: RW & BW. Incl.
- RW gets award by Billy Idol (Stones = 'Favourite Concert Act’; NYC
20.04.)
- interview with RW by Lisa Robinson (in New York City)
- Twenty Flight Rock (Eddie Cochran/Ned Fairchild) -unverified
- Going To A Go-Go (Robinson/Johnson/Moore/Rogers) -Pontiac 01.12.1981
- She's So Cold (MJ/KR) -Largo 09.12.1981
-
Start Me Up (MJ/KR) -Largo 09.12.1981
830515A 15th or 17th May: BOB DYLAN. New York City, The Power
Station.
Producers: Mark Knopfler and Bob Dylan. Sound engineers: Josh Abbey,
Neil Dorfsman. Overdubs-session.
- Neighborhood Bully (Bob Dylan) -unverified
Musicians:
RW (gtr)/Mark Rivera (sax)/Robert Funk (tb)/Laurence Etkin (tp)
830530A 30th May: US radio (RKO Radio Networks)
‘Royalty Of Rock’. Incl.
- interview with Little Richard
- interview with MJ
- interview with KR
- interview with one of the Beach Boys
- interview with Marshall Chess
830500B May: THE
ROLLING STONES.
VHS-video ‘Let’s Spend The Night Together’ (Embassy Home Entertainment
1231). For all other info, see 830211D.
830500C late May or June: MICK JAGGER.
French magazine with flexi-disc ‘Vinyl’ (issue #11, June 1983).
- promotion by MJ (for the movie ‘Let’s Spend The Night Together’)
830600A June: BILL WYMAN. Vence, France
(BW’s house) and Hungerford, England
(Frontier City): Shootings for the movie ‘Digital Dreams’. Director:
Robert Dornhelm.
Starring: BW, CW, James Coburn, Stephen Wyman, Astrid Lundstrom,
Shirley Watts,
Terry Taylor. Music by BW & Mike Batt, performed by The London
Symphony
Orchestra (conducted by Mike Batt)
830600B ca. June: US TV (MTV) 'MTV News', incl.
- interview with BW (about producing Terry Taylor)
830616A 16th June: Brazilian TV (TV Manchete)
‘Conexao internacional’, incl.
- interview with MJ by Caetano Veloso & Roberto Dávila (in
New York City)
830616B 16th June: French TV (A2) 'Les Enfants Du Rock' "Mode Rock",
incl.
- interview with MJ by Lorraine Bracco (about music and fashion)
830618A 18th June: Japanese TV (Fuji) ‘All Night Fuji’, incl.
- interview with MJ (in New York City)
830618B 18th June: French TV (A2) '20 Heures' or 'Le
Journal', incl.
- interview with MJ by Lorraine Bracco (about LSTNT-movie)
830716A 16th July: JERRY LEE LEWIS. US
TV (MCA) ‘Salute!’, Los Angeles.
Host: Dick Clark.
- interview with KR, Jerry Lee Lewis and Mick Fleetwood
- Your Cheatin’ Heart (Hank Williams)
- Little Queenie (Chuck Berry)
- High School Confidential (Jerry Lee Lewis/Ron Hargrave) -Gary Busey
on lead vocals
- Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On (Dave Williams/Sonny David) &
reprise
Note: Telecast on the 25th September.
Line-up: KR (gtr, voc)/Jerry Lee Lewis (voc, p)/Mick Fleetwood (dr)/and
others
830725A 25th July: ROCKET 88. London,
Half Moon Pub Putney
- Flying Home (Benny Goodman/Lionel Hampton/Sid Robin)
- Bloodshot Eyes (Hank Penny/Ruth Hall/Wynonie Harris)
- It
Ain’t Nobody’s Business (Clarence Williams/Porter Grainger/Everett
Robbins)
- Kansas City
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) -instrumental
- Let The Four Winds Blow
(Antoine Domino/Dave Bartholomew)
- Band introduction
- Sick And Tired (Chris Kenner/Dave
Bartholomew)
- Bring It On Home To Me (Sam Cooke)
- Kidney Stew (Eddie Vinson/Leona Blackman)
- Roll ‘Em Pete (Pete Johnson/Joe Turner)
Line-up: STU (p)/Roger Sutton (voc, bass)/Jimmy Roche (gtr)/Clive
Thacker
(dr)/Olaf Vas (flute, sax)/Willie Garnett (sax)/Mike Hogh (tb)/Colin
Smith (tp)
830726A 26th July: UK radio (BBC Radio London)
‘Late Night Radio’, incl.
- interview with MJ by Alexis Korner ('70s)
- interview with MJ by (probably) Marjorie Anderson (Jan. or Feb. 1967)
-
interview with MJ by Robin Denselow (Orlando, October 25, 1981)
- interview with
MJ (probably Leicester May 12,.1976)
830726B 26th July: UK TV (BBC1) ‘Breakfast
Time’. 7 O’Clock-report. Report from the
promo party for Carey Schofield’s MJ-biography from the day before.
Incl.
- interview with Angharad Rees
- interview with Norman Parkinson
- interview with Robert Powell
- interview with Jonathan King
- interview with Mickey Dolenz
- Let’s Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR) -Orlando 24.10.81, part only
830726D 26th July: UK TV (BBC1) ‘Breakfast
Time’.
8 O’Clock-report, incl.:
- Around And Around (Chuck Berry) -Hull 21.9.64, part only
- interview with MJ by James Mossman (early 1971)
- Let’s Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR) -Top Of The Pops 25.1.67
- interview with MJ by Robin Denselow (Orlando 25.10.81)
- Under My Thumb (MJ/KR) -Orlando 24.10.81, part only
830826A 26th August: Dutch TV (VOO) 'Countdown'.
Report on new CBS-contract, incl.
- Let’s Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR) -Rotterdam, June ‘82
830827A 27th August: UK TV (BBC2) ‘Rock Around
The Clock’, incl.
- interview with BW by Annie Nightingale (in London)
- BW answers phonecalls for a video-contest
830913A 13th - 15th September: Austrian radio
(Ö3)
‘Gedanken’ (135 min.). Part 1:
13th September (1963 - 1968), part 2: 14th September (1969 - 1974),
part 3: 15th September (1975 - 1983). Incl.
- interview with MJ
- interview with KR
- interview with BW
- interview with BJ (Australia 1965)
- Good Times (Sam Cooke) -Ready, Steady, Go 4.6.65
- Cocksucker Blues (MJ/KR)
- Midnight Rambler (MJ/KR) -Brussels 17.10.73, 1st show
- Angie (MJ/KR) -Brussels 17.10.73, 1st show
- All Down The Line (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
830914A 14th September onwards: ALL STAR BAND.
London. Six days of rehearsals.
Line-up: see below.
830916A 16th September: ROCKET 88. London, 100 Club. With CW and STU
830920A 20th September: UK TV (TV-am) ‘Good
Morning Britain’, incl.
- interview with BW, Eric Clapton and Ronnie Lane
830920B 20th September: US radio (ABC) ‘ABC
News’, incl.
- interview with BW, Eric Clapton and Ronnie Lane by Mark Sheerer (in
London)
830920C 20th September: UK TV (BBC1)
‘Nationwide’, incl.
- interview with Ronnie Lane
- footage of the A.R.M.S. All Star Band rehearsing in London
830920D 20th September: ALL STAR BAND.
London, Royal Albert Hall, benefit-concert
for A.R.M.S. (Action For Research Into Multiple Sclerosis).
Eric Clapton-set:
- Band introduction
- Everybody Oughta Make A Change (John Estes)
- Lay Down Sally (Eric Clapton/Marcy Levy/George Terry)
- Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)
- Ramblin’ On My Mind/Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Robert
Johnson)(Billy
Myles)
- Rita Mae (Eric Clapton)
- Cocaine (John J. Cale)
- Man Smart, Woman Smarter (Norman Span) -Andy Fairweather Low on
vocals
Steve Winwood-set:
- Hound Dog (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller)
- Doin’ The Best I Can (Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman)
- Road Runner (Ellas McDaniel)
- Slowdown Sundown (Steve Winwood/Will Jennings)
- Take Me To The River (Al Green/Mabon Hodges)
- Gimme Some Lovin’ (Steve Winwood/Muff Winwood/Spencer Davis)
Encores:
- Tulsa Time (Danny Flowers)
- Wee Wee Baby (Pete Johnson/Joe Turner) -STU on piano
- Layla (Eric Clapton/Jim Gordon)
- Bombers Moon (Ronnie Lane) -Ronnie Lane on vocals
- Goodnight Irene (Huddie Ledbetter/John Lomax) -Ronnie Lane on vocals
Line-up: CW (dr)/BW (bass; not on the Winwood tracks)/Eric Clapton
(gtr,
voc)/Steve Winwood (org, harm, voc; gtr on Road Runner, mandolin
on
Goodnight Irene)/Kenney Jones (dr)/Andy Fairweather Low (gtr, voc)/
Chris Stainton (keyb)/Ray Cooper (perc)/Simon Philipps (perc)
Additional musicians Winwood-set: Fernando Saunders (bass)/James Hooker
(keyb)
Additional musicians at the encores: Jimmy Page (gtr)/Jeff Beck (gtr)
Note: The whole show was professionally filmed and telecast on US MTV
in
late May 1984 (and repeated in December 1984).
Released on video in August 1984 (see 840800D&E) and on DVD in
2005.
A professional audio recording was made by Glyn Johns with The Rolling
Stones Mobile Recording Unit (sound engineer: Mick McKenna).
STU also had his hand in the production/organisation!
830921A 21st September: ALL STAR BAND.
London, Royal Albert Hall, benefit-concert for
the Prince Of Wales Trust.
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Ramblin’ On My Mind-Have You Ever Loved A Woman/Rita Mae/
Cocaine/Man Smart, Woman Smarter/Doin’ The Best I Can/Road Runner/
Slowdown Sundown/Take Me To The River/Gimme Some Lovin’/Wee Wee
Baby/Layla/Goodnight Irene)
Line-up: See above.
830921B 21st September: UK TV ( ), newscast,
incl.
- footage of BW & CW meeting Lady Diana and Prince Charles
- Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Billy Myles) -London 21.09., part only
830900A probably late September or early
October: New York
City.
- interview with MJ by Lisa Robinson
831000A Autumn: SONS OF HEROES.
7" single (MCA 840). Producer: BW. Sound engineer: Stuart Epps.
A: Strange Eyes (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Sinfield) -edit version
B: Stretched (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Geoff Grange)
831000B Autumn: SONS OF HEROES.
LP 'The Sons Of Heroes' (Ripple Records MCF 3193). Producer: BW.
Sound
engineer: Stuart Epps. Recorded in summer 1983 in Cookham, England, The
Sol.
A: - Living Outside Your Love (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri)
- Lost In Wonderland (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Geoff Grange)
- Don’t Make It So Hard (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Sinfield)
- Love Insight (Terry Taylor/C. Luggeri/G. Grange) -BW on bass
- Hot Kiss (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Geoff Grange)
B: - Strange Eyes (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Sinfield)
- Dream Machines (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Sinfield)
- Start Of The Human Race (Terry Taylor/C. Luggeri/G. Grange)
- Stretched (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri/Geoff Grange)
- All Broke Up (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri)
Line-up: Terry Taylor (gtr, keyb, voc)/Carmelo Luggeri (gtr, keyb, voc,
bass)/
Geoff Grange (voc, harm)
Additional musicians: Tony Beard (dr)/Ray Cooper (perc)/Roger Powell
(keyb)/
Patrick Moraz (keyb)
831000C Autumn (?): SONS OF HEROES. London, Ronnie
Scott's. Filming of a promo
video. Director: ?.
- Living Outside Your Love (Terry Taylor/Carmelo Luggeri)
With cameo appearances of BW as a bartender and Ronnie Scott as his
guest.
831000D October: BILL WYMAN.
Video ‘Digital Dreams’ (MGM/UA UMV 10622). Producer: BW & Astrid
Lundgren. Director: Robert Dornhelm. Music performed by The London
Symphony Orchestra (conducted by Mike Batt). Soundtrack produced by BW.
- Teardrop Waltz (Terry Taylor/Mike Batt)
- Penguin Parade (Patrick Moore)
- Love Me (BW/Mike Batt?)
- Gone Fishing (BW/Mike Batt?)
- Tonight (BW/Mike Batt?)
- Nuclear Reactions (BW) -different edit and mix to solo-album version
831000E October: BILL WYMAN.
Promotional soundtrack-LP 'Digital Dreams' (Ripple Records).
Producer: BW.
Mixed by Glyn Johns at Turn Up/Down Studios. Music orchestrated and
conducted by Mike Batt, performed by The London Symphony Orchestra.
- Digital Dreams (Main Theme)(BW/Mike Batt)
- Famous Last Words (BW/Mike Batt)
- Western Man (I) (BW/Mike Batt)
- Western Man (II) (BW/Mike Batt)
- Dream Waltz (BW/Mike Batt)
- Computercide (BW/Mike Batt)
- The Snake (BW/Mike Batt)
- Chagall (BW/Mike Batt)
- Digital Dreams (Reprise)(BW/Mike Batt)
- Nuclear Reactions (BW) -different mix to 1982 solo-album version
[+ dialogue from the movie (three Stanley Unwin-skits)]
Note: The promotional LP has no catalogue number.
831007A 7th October: ALEXIS KORNER AND
FRIENDS. UK TV ( ) ‘25th Anniversary
Of The Marquee’. Telecast of the whole show of 29th April.
With BW, CW and STU. Setlist (& line-up) see 830429A.
831007B 7th October: UK radio (BBC1), incl.
- interview with MJ by Andy Peebles
(London, Hotel Savoy 04.10.)
831000F October: London, Ritz Hotel.
- interview with MJ by Mal Reding (30 min.)
Note: Released on CD in 2017 (see 170407A).
831018A 18th October: Paris, France,
Bain-Douches Club.
Shootings for a promo-video.
Director: Julien Temple.
- Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -promo 1
Note: According to rumours the Stones played some live-numbers before,
after
or in between takes, incl. Beast Of Burden.
831018B 18th October: Paris, France,
Bain-Douches Club.
Recording of a fan club-single.
- interview with KR
- interview with CW
- interview with RW
- interview with BW
- interview with MJ
831021A 21st October: RONNIE WOOD.
Laserdisc 'Rock Guitar Guide' (TO Ei Video TE-D004, -Japan). Guitar
lessons by
RW, Michael Schenker, John Wilson and Richard Thompson (60 min). RW's
part
was probably recorded in 1982, for all other info, see 821215A.
831021B 21st October: Paris, France, Hotel
Warwick.
- interview with KR by Alan Bangs (60 min.)
831026A 26th - 30th October: Mexico City,
Holiday Inn Aeropuerto Hotel, Naucalpan,
Aculco & Coyoacan, (all) Mexico. Shootings for a promofilm.
Director: Julien
Temple.
- Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -promo 2
Starring: MJ (kidnapped singer; detective)/KR (assassin)
831028A 28th October: UK TV (Channel 4) ‘The
Tube’, incl.
- interview with MJ by Jools Holland (London, early October)
831101A 1st November: THE ROLLING STONES.
7“ single (Rolling Stones Records RSR 113). Producers The Glimmer Twins
&
Chris
Kimsey.
A: Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR)
B: All The Way Down (MJ/KR)
Line-up ‘Undercover’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
Chuck Leavell (keyb)/Sly Dunbar (perc)
Line-up: ‘All The Way Down’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/ RW (gtr,
bvoc)/
BW (bass)/CW (dr)/Chuck Leavell (el p)
831101B 1st November: THE ROLLING STONES.
12“ single (Rolling Stones Records 12 RSR 113). Producers: The Glimmer
Twins &
Chris Kimsey.
A: Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -Extended Cheeky Mix
B: Feel On Baby (MJ/KR) -Instrumental Dub
Line-up ‘Undercover’: see 831101A.
Line-up ‘Feel On Baby’: MJ (voc, harm)/KR (gtr, voc)/ RW (gtr)/CW (dr)/
Chuck Leavell (keyb)/Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly Dunbar (perc)
831100A November: THE ROLLING STONES.
promotional 7“ single (Rolling Stones Records 7-99813, -US). Producers:
The
Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey.
A: Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -Undercover-version
B: Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -edit
Line-up ‘Undercover’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
Chuck Leavell (keyb)/Sly Dunbar (perc)
831101C 1st November: UK radio (BFBS)
‘Night Flight’, incl.
- interview with MJ by Alan Bangs (in Paris, Hotel George V.)
Note: Probably aired on the 11th December.
A part of the interview was already aired in (mid?)-November on German
(WDR?) radio.
831103A 3rd November: German TV (ARD)
‘Jugendabend’, incl.
- interview with KR by Alan Bangs in Paris (see 831021B)
[+ Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) by German All Star Band]
831107A 7th November: THE ROLLING STONES.
LP ‘Undercover’ (Rolling Stones Records CUN 1654361). Producers:
The Glimmer
Twins & Chris Kimsey.
A: - Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR)
- She Was Hot (MJ/KR)
- Tie You Up (MJ/KR)
- Wanna Hold You (MJ/KR)
- Feel On Baby (MJ/KR)
B: - Too Much Blood (MJ/KR)
- Pretty Beat Up (MJ/KR/RW)
- Too Tough (MJ/KR)
- All The Way Down (MJ/KR)
- It Must Be Hell (MJ/KR)
Line-up ‘Undercover’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
Chuck Leavell (keyb)/Sly Dunbar (perc)
Line-up ‘She Was Hot’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
STU (p)/Chuck Leavell (p)
Line-up ‘Tie You Up’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (gtr, bass, bvoc)/CW
(dr)/Chuck Leavell (p)
Line-up ‘Wanna Hold You’: KR (voc, gtr)/RW (gtr, bass, bvoc)/CW (dr)
Line-up ‘Feel On Baby’: MJ (voc, harm)/KR (gtr, voc)/ RW (gtr)/CW (dr)/
Chuck Leavell (keyb)/Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly Dunbar (perc)
Line-up ‘Too Much Blood’: MJ (voc)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/Chuck
Leavell (keyb)/Jim Barber (gtr)/The Sugarhill Horn Section
CHOPS (horns)/Sly Dunbar (perc)
Line-up ‘Pretty Beat Up’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (bass, bvoc)/RW (gtr,
bvoc)/BW
(p)/CW (dr)/STU (org)/David Sanborn (sax)/The Sugarhill Horn
Section CHOPS (horns)
Line-up ‘Too Tough’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
Chuck Leavell (p)
Line-up: ‘All The Way Down’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/ RW (gtr,
bvoc)/
BW (bass)/CW (dr)/Chuck Leavell (el p)
Line-up ‘It Must Be Hell’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (gtr, bvoc)/BW
(bass)/CW (dr)/Chuck Leavell (p)
Note: Lots of percussion was played on the album by BW, STU, Moustapha
Cisse, Brahms Coundoul, Martin Ditcham and Sly Dunbar.
831107B 7th November: THE
ROLLING STONES.
Cassette ‘Undercover’ (Rolling Stones Records 1C 264-1654364).
Producers:
The Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey. Incl.
- Wanna Hold You (MJ/KR) -long version
831107C 7th & 14th November: Swedish TV
(SVT1) ‘Mandagsborsen’. Incl. (in two parts)
- interview with MJ by Jonas Hallberg (Paris, in October)
831107D 7th November: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘The
Inside Track’. Hosts: Dan Carlisle & Lisa
Robinson. Incl.
- interview with MJ by Lisa Robinson (NYC, ca. late September or early
October)
- interview with KR by Lisa Robinson (probably in NYC)
831108A 8th November: UK TV (BBC1) ‘Sixty
Minutes’. Incl.
- interview with MJ by Sally Magnusson (Paris, hotel room)
- Under My Thumb (MJ/KR) -Orlando 24.10.81, part only
- Around And Around (Chuck Berry) -Hull 21.09.64, part only
831109A 9th November: New York City, Madison
Square
Garden. Press conference.
Bill Graham announces the A.R.M.S.-tour
831100B November: Swedish TV ( ), incl.
- interview with BW by a female interviewer (in London)
Note: Also aired on Norwegian TV in February 1984 (see 840226A).
831100C November: Release of the video ‘Ready
Steady Go! Vol. 1’ (PMI TVE 901959 2). Incl.
- Under My Thumb (MJ/KR) -RSG 27.5.66
- Paint It Black (MJ/KR) -RSG 27.5.66
831111A 11th November: UK TV (BBC1) ‘Breakfast
Time’, incl.
- interview with BW by Mike Smith
+
BW doing some aerobic
831111B 11th November: UK TV (Channel 4) ‘The
Tube’, incl.
- interview with MJ & Julien Temple (London 10.11.) by Muriel Gray
831111C 11th November: Dutch TV (AVRO) ‘TopPop’,
incl.
- Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -selfmade promo by AVRO TV
831111D 11th November: US TV (CBS) ‘News
Nightwatch’, incl.
- interview with BW (via satellite from London) by Pat Collins
831112A 12th November: UK FM (BBC1) ‘The Rolling
Stones Uncovered Or Tea With
The Glimmer Twins’. Host: Andy Peebles. Stones-special (150 min.), incl.
- interview with MJ by Andy Peebles (London, Savoy Hotel 04.10.)
- interview with KR by Andy Peebles (Paris, around October 22)
- interview with BW by Andy Peebles (London, BBC Broadcasting House)
831117A 17th November: US TV (CBS) ‘Morning
News’, incl.
- interview with BW by Pat Collins (probably 11.11. in London)
831118A 18th November: Dutch TV (AVRO) ‘TopPop’,
incl.
- interview with MJ & Julien Temple (London)
831118B 18th November: UK TV (Channel 4) ‘The
Tube’. Incl.
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman) -TAMI Show 29.10.64,
part only
- interview with MJ by Jools Holland (London, October 1983)
- It’s All Over Now (Bobby and Shirley Womack) -TAMI Show 29.10.64,
part only
- interview with MJ by Michael Parkinson (11.3.65)
- Off The Hook (MJ/KR) -TAMI Show 29.10.64, part only
831119A 19th & 26th November: Luxembourgian
radio (RTL), incl.
- interview with MJ (in French) by Dominique Farran (in Paris)
831120A 20th November: US radio (NBC/The Source) ‘Mick Jagger
- Undercover’, incl.
- interview with MJ by Dan Formanto (in Paris, Hotel George V)
831122A 22nd November: Swedish radio (P3)
'Radioapparaten', incl.
- interview with KR by Magnus Janson (Hotel Warwick, Paris,
October)
831122B 22nd November: Swedish radio (P3) 'Rrox', incl.
- interview with KR by Magnus Janson (Hotel
Warwick,
Paris, October)
Note: Different to 831213A.
831125A 25th - 27th November: ALL STAR BAND.
Dallas. Rehearsals for the upcoming
A.R.M.S.-tour.
831126A 26th November: Belgian TV (RTBF)
‘Generation 80’, incl.
- interview with MJ (in French) by Fabienne Vande Meerssche (Paris,
10.83)
28th November - 9th December: ALL STAR BAND. A.R.M.S.
US Tour.
Line-up: BW (bass; bvoc on Feelin’ Alright)/CW (dr)/Eric Clapton (gtr,
voc)/
Andy Fairweather Low (gtr, voc)/Chris Stainton (keyb, bvoc)/
James Hooker (keyb)/Ray Cooper (perc)/Kenney Jones (dr)
Additional musicians: STU (p) -probably just one track per night
(either Worried
Life Blues or Boogie Mama)
Joe Cocker (voc) -Joe Cocker-set onwards
Jan Hammer (keyb) -Joe Cocker-set
Jimmy Page (gtr), Jeff Beck (gtr) -encores only
Ronnie Lane (voc) -last one or two songs
831128A 28th November: ALL STAR BAND.
Dallas, Texas, Reunion Arena
- Band introduction
Clapton-set:
- Everybody Oughta Make A Change (John Estes)
- Lay Down Sally (Eric Clapton/Marcy Levy/George Terry)
- Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)
- Rita Mae (Eric Clapton)
- Sad Sad Day/Have You Ever Loved A Woman/Ramblin’ On My Mind
(McKinley Morganfield)(Billy Myles)(Robert Johnson)
- Cocaine (John J. Cale)
- Man Smart, Woman Smarter (Norman Span) -Andy Fairweather Low on
vocals
Cocker-set:
- Don’t Talk To Me (Mickey Jupp)
- Watching The River Flow (Bob Dylan)
- Worried Life Blues (John Estes/Major Merriweather)
- You Are So Beautiful (Billy Preston/Bruce Fisher)
- Seven Days (Bob Dylan)
- Feelin’ Alright (Dave Mason)
Encores:
- Layla (Eric Clapton/Jim Gordon)
- With A Little Help From My Friends (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Goodnight Irene (Huddie Ledbetter/John Lomax)
Note: A soundboard tape is reported to exist.
831129A 29th November: ALL STAR BAND.
Dallas, Texas, Reunion Arena
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Wonderful Tonight/Rita Mae/Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A
Woman- Ramblin’ On My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching The
River Flow/Worried Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Seven Days/
Feelin’ Alright/Layla/With A Little Help From My Friends/Goodnight
Irene)
Note: A soundboard tape is reported to exist.
831201A 1st December: ALL STAR BAND. San
Francisco, California, Cow Palace
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Wonderful Tonight/Rita Mae/Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A
Woman-Ramblin’ On My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching
The River Flow/Worried Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Feelin’ Alright/
Seven Days/ Layla/With A Little Help From My Friends/Goodnight Irene)
Note: Soundboard recording was made by Glyn Johns
831202A 2nd December: ALL STAR BAND. San
Francisco, California, Cow Palace
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Wonderful Tonight/Rita Mae/Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A Woman-
Ramblin’ On My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching The River
Flow/Worried Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Seven Days/Feelin’
Alright/Layla/With A Little Help From My Friends/Goodnight Irene)
Note: A pro-shot video of the whole show exists.
831202B 2nd December: JIMMY PAGE. San Francisco,
California, Cow Palace, incl.
- Boogie Mama (Paul Rodgers)
Line-up: STU (p)/Jimmy Page (gtr)/Paul Rodgers (voc, gtr)/Andy
Fairweather
Low (gtr)/Fernando Saunders (bass)/Simon Phillips (dr)
Note: A pro-shot video of the song exists.
831203A 3rd December: UK radio (BBC1) 'Annie
Nightingale', incl.
- interview with BW and actor Christopher Timothy by Annie Nightingale
831203B 3rd December: ALL STAR BAND. San
Francisco, California, Cow Palace
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Wonderful Tonight/Rita Mae/That's Alright-Have You Ever Loved A Woman-
Ramblin’ On My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching The
River Flow/Worried Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Seven Days/Feelin’
Alright/Layla/With A Little Help From My Friends/Goodnight Irene)
Note: A pro-shot video of the show exists.
831204A 4th December: US TV (KRON) 'TGI4 Morning
News'. SF gig-report, incl.
- interview with Ronnie Lane
- interview with Bill Graham
- interview with BW
831204B 4th December: US TV (MTV) ‘Uncovered’. Report about the
making of the
‘Undercover Of The Night’-video, incl.
- interview with MJ & KR by J.J. Jackson (Mexico City, late October)
-
interview with Julien Temple by J.J. Jackson (Mexico City, late October)
831205A 5th December: ALL STAR BAND. Los
Angeles, California, Forum
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Wonderful Tonight/Rita Mae/Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A Woman-
Ramblin’ On My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching The River Flow/
Worried Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Seven Days/Feelin’
Alright/Layla/
With A Little Help From My Friends/April Fool/Goodnight Irene)
831205B 5th December: US TV (Channel 7)
‘Eyewitness News’, A.R.M.S. L.A.-report, incl.
- Everybody Oughta Make A Change (John Estes) - L.A. 5.12.83, part only
- Lay Down Sally (E. Clapton/M. Levy/G. Terry) - L.A. 5.12.83, part
only
831205B 5th December: US TV (Channel 2),
newscast,
A.R.M.S. L.A.-report, incl.
- With A Little Help From My Friends (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) -L.A.
5.12.83,
part only
831206A 6th December: ALL STAR BAND. Los
Angeles, California, Forum, incl.
(Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/Wonderful Tonight/
Rita Mae/Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A Woman-Ramblin’ On
My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching The River Flow/Worried
Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Seven Days/Feelin’ Airight/Layla/With
A Little Help From My Friends/April Fool/Goodnight Irene)
831206B 6th December: Swiss TV (SRG) ‘Ten
O’Clock Rock’.
Incl.
- interview with Felix Aeppli (about his book ‘Heart Of Stone’)
- Stones arrival in Zurich, Switzerland 14.4.67
831208A 8th December: ALL STAR BAND. New
York City, Madison Square Garden
- Band introduction
Clapton-set:
- Everybody Oughta Make A Change (John Estes)
- Lay Down Sally (Eric Clapton/Marcy Levy/George Terry)
- Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)
- Rita Mae (Eric Clapton)
- That’s All Right/Have You Ever Loved A Woman/Ramblin’ On My Mind
(Jimmy
Rogers)(Billy Myles)(Robert Johnson)
- Cocaine (John J. Cale) -with RW on guitar
Cocker-set:
- Don’t Talk To Me (Mickey Jupp)
- Watching The River Flow (Bob Dylan)
- Worried Life Blues (John Estes/Major Merriweather) -STU on piano
- You Are So Beautiful (Billy Preston/Bruce Fisher)
- Seven Days (Bob Dylan) -with RW on guitar
- Feelin’ Alright (Dave Mason) -with RW on guitar
Encores:
- With A Little Help From My Friends (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- April Fool (Ronnie Lane)
- Goodnight Irene (Huddie Ledbetter/John Lomax) -with RW on guitar and
backing vocals
Note: A part of the listed songs above (from Cocaine to With A Little
Help From
My Friends) circulate as a pro-shot video.
831209A 9th December: ALL STAR BAND. New
York City, Madison Square Garden
(Band introduction/Everybody Oughta Make A Change/Lay Down Sally/
Wonderful Tonight/Rita Mae/Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A
Woman/Ramblin’ On My Mind/Cocaine/Don’t Talk To Me/Watching
The River Flow/Worried Life Blues/You Are So Beautiful/Seven Days/
Feelin’ Alright/Boogie Mama/Layla/With A Little Help From My Friends/
April Fool/Goodnight Irene)
Note: Guest appearances by RW and STU on the same songs as on the day
before (see 831208A). Glyn Johns sings backing vocals on Goodnight
Irene.
A professionally shot video of Goodnight Irene
exists.
831211A 11th December: US radio (syndicated)
'Newsweek On Air', incl.
- phone-interview with BW by David Alpern and Gil Gross
- phone-interview with Bill Graham by David Alpern and Gil Gross
831212A 12th & 19th December: US radio
(Westwood One) ‘Off The Record’.
Host: Mary Turner. Incl.
- interview with MJ (New York City, ca. late September/early October)
- interview with KR (New York City or North Brookfield, May 1981)
- interview with RW & MJ (New York City; mid-1980)
- interview with BW (New York City, mid-1980)
831213A 13th December: Swedish radio (P3)
'Rrox', incl.
- interview with KR by Magnus Janson (Hotel Warwick, Paris, October)
Note: Some repeated parts. See 831122B for more info.
831214A 14th December: ROCKET 88. Nottingham, England, Vino’s Wine Bar
831216A 16th December: THE ROLLING STONES.
4 LPs ‘The Rest Of The Best’ (Teldec 6.30125FX, -West-Germany). Incl.
- Tell Me Baby (William Broonzy)
Line-up: MJ (voc, harm)/KR (gtr)/BJ (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)
Note: This outtake from Chess, Chicago 11.6.64 was “mistakenly“ put
on the album as ‘Tell Me (2nd Version)’. German Teldec even
went further with a second edition of this box-set (see 841200A).
831217A 17th December: Italian TV (RAI) ‘Tam
Tam’ “Anche
Mick Ha 40 Anni“, incl.
- interview with MJ by Riccardo Vitale and Chris Salewitz
831218A 18th December: KEITH RICHARDS.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Finisterra Hotel.
KR and Patti Hansen’s wedding. Julien Temple videotapes the event.
- Nearness Of You (Hoagy Carmichael/Ned Washington) -KR (voc, gtr)
sings to the bride; unverified
- Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins) -KR sings to an Elvis Presley-record;
unverified
831218B 18th December: Australian TV (ABC)
'Countdown', incl.
- interview with MJ & Julien Temple (in London) by Muriel Gray (in
November)
831200B December: KEITH RICHARDS. Cabo
San Lucas,
Mexico, hotel room.
- Oh Boy (Norman Petty/Bill Tilghman/Sunny West)
- So Sad (Don Everly)
- Cathy’s Clown (Don and Phil Everly)
- I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now I (Joseph Howard/Frank Adams/William
Hough)
- Memphis, Tennessee (Chuck Berry)
- Wanna Hold You (MJ/KR)
- All Shook Up (Otis Blackwell/Elvis Presley)
- Let’s Spend The Night Together (MJ/KR)
- Wild Horses (MJ/KR)
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman)
- All In My Mind (Fred Johnson/Leroy Kirkland/Maxine Brown)
- Tutti Frutti (Dorothy La Bostrie/Richard Penniman/Joe Lubin)
- Blue Moon (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart)
- Sing Me Back Home (Merle Haggard)
- You Win Again (Hank Williams)
- Born To Lose (Ted Daffan)
- Think It Over (Charles Hardin Holley)
- It’s So Easy (Charles Hardin Holley/Norman Petty)
- Well All Right (Frances Faye/Don Raye/Dan Howell)
- Summertime Blues (Eddie Cochran/Jerry Capeheart)
- Crying, Waiting, Hoping (Charles Hardin Holley)
- That’ll Be The Day (Jerry Allison/Charles Hardin Holley/Norman Petty)
- Love Is Strange (Mickey Baker/Ellas McDaniel/Sylvia Robinson)
- Learning The Game (Charles Hardin Holley)
- Please Please Me (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Please Stay (Bob Hilliard/Burt Bacharach)
- Sweet Dreams I (Don Gibson)
- Apartment Number Nine (Johnny Paycheck/Bobby Austin)
- Since You Broke My Heart (Don Everly)
- She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye (Mickey Newbury/Doug Gilmore)
- Careless Ethiopians (Toots Hibbert) -re-started
- Let It Be Me (Mann Curtis/Gilbert Becaud/Pierre Delanoe)
- Heartbeat (Bob Montgomery/Norman Petty)
- Donna (Richie Valens)
- I Got Stripes (Johnny Cash/Charlie Williams)
- If You See Her, Say Hello (Bob Dylan)
- Can’t Take A Joke ( ) -probably improvisation
- Granada (Augustin Lara/Dorothy Dodd) -instrumental
- Sweet Dreams II (Don Gibson)
- Never On Sunday I (Manos Hadjidakis/Billy Towne) -instrumental
- 32-20 Blues (Robert Johnson)
- Devoted To You (Boudleaux Bryant)
- I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now II (Joseph Howard/Frank Adams/William
Hough)
- Try A Little Tenderness (Harry Woods/James Campbell/Reginald Conelly)
- Flamenco improvisation
- Problems (Felice and Boudleaux Bryant)
- Brand New Heartache (Felipe and Boudleaux Bryant)
- Beast Of Burden (MJ/KR)
- No Expectations (MJ/KR)
- Never On Sunday II (Manos Hadjidakis/Billy Towne) -instrumental
-
Wishing (Charles Hardin Holley/Bobby Montgomery)
Musicians: KR (gtr, voc)/Stroker (bvoc; some songs)
831220A 20th December: BETTE MIDLER. New York City,
Peppermint Lounge.
Shooting of a promofilm with MJ. Director: Allan Arkush.
- Beast Of Burden (MJ/KR)
Note: MJ was also filmed by MTV for an interview and a promo spot ("MTV
in
stereo", see 831200C and respective entries in 1984).
831223A 23rd December: US TV (NBC) ‘Friday Night
Videos’, incl.
- interview with Glyn Johns
(about A.R.M.S.-tour)
+ Christmas-messages by BW,
Kenney Jones and Ronnie Lane
Note: Simulcast on radio stations
and several affiliates of the NBC Radio Network.
831200C late December (around X-mas): US TV
(MTV) ‘MTV News’,
incl.
- interview with MJ (Peppermint Lounge, NYC, 20.12.)
831226A 26th December: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘The
Inside Track’. Host: Lisa Robinson.
A.R.M.S.-special, incl.
- interview with BW
- interview with STU
- interview with Eric Clapton
- interview with Ronnie Lane
- interview with Kenney Jones
- interview with Jimmy Page
- interview with Paul Rodgers
- interview with Joe Cocker
- interview with Glyn Johns
- interview with Bill Graham
Note: All interviews were done by Lisa Robinson in Dallas in late
November.
830000A 1983: THE DE LUXE BLUES BAND.
LP ‘Urban De Luxe’ (Appaloosa AP 040). Producer: STU. Sound engineer:
Mick McKenna. With STU (p) on ‘The Stumble’ and CW (dr) on all tracks.
Recorded in January 1983 in London, at Shepperton Sound Stage with the
Rolling Stones Mobile Recording Unit.
A: - Worried Life Blues (John Estes/Major Merriweather)
- Roll ‘Em Pete (Pete Johnson/Joe Turner)
- Promised Land (Chuck Berry)
- Sweet Little Angel (Hudson Whittaker)
- The Stumble (Freddie King/Sonny Thompson) -STU on piano
B: - Cadillac Boogie (Joe Liggins)
- Knocking At Your Door (Sax Kari)
- Did You Ever Love A Woman (Rev. Arnold Dwight Moore)
- Wait Baby (Johnny Jones)
- It Wasn’t Me (Chuck Berry)
Line-up: CW (dr)/Danny Adler (gtr, voc)/Bob Brunning (bass)/Bob Hall
(p)/
George Green (p)
Note: CW is credited as Carlo Kilowatts!
830000B 1983: JOHN LENNON. Compiling of a
promovideo, incl. footage of MJ.
- Nobody Told Me (John Lennon)
Note: Using outtakes from Rock’n Roll Circus-movie 12.68.
830000C 1983: CHRIS FARLOWE.
2 LPs ‘Hot Property’ (Line Music OLDLP 8019 DX, -Germany). Producer:
MJ.
Incl. a rare version of
- Yesterday's Papers II (MJ/KR) -with MJ on backing vocals
Note: Recorded in 1967. For more info see 670505A.
830000D 1983: BLACK
UHURU.
LP ‘Guess Who's Coming To Dinner’ (Heartbeat HB 18, -US). Producers:
Sly
Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare. Additional production: Delroy Witter.
Recorded
at Channel One, Kingston, Jamaica, probably in 1978 or January 1979
(see
790100A). Incl.
- Shine Eye (Michael Rose) -7.37-version; under title Shine Eye Gal
Line-up: KR (gtr)/Michael Rose (voc)/Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly
Dunbar
(dr)/Radcliff Bryan (gtr)/Ansell Collins (org)/Sticky Thompson (perc)/
Scully Sims (perc)/Derek Simpson and Puma Jones (bvoc)
830000E 1983 (?): BLACK
UHURU.
7"-single (Taxi Records Oldies TXI 867274/TAX 057, -Jamaica).
Producers: Sly
Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare. Additional production: Delroy Witter.
Recorded
at Channel One, Kingston, Jamaica, probably in 1978 or January 1979
(see
790100A).
A: Shine Eye (Michael Rose) -3.46-version
[B: Plastic Smile (Michael Rose)]
Line-up: KR (gtr)/Michael Rose (voc)/Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly
Dunbar
(dr)/Radcliff Bryan (gtr)/Ansell Collins (org)/Sticky Thompson (perc)/
Scully Sims (perc)/Derek Simpson and Puma Jones (bvoc)
Note: Also a 3.12 edit of this
version exists (source/origin unknown).
830000F 1983: MAN
IN THE STREET.
7"-single (41 Records 133.008, -NL). Producers: Geoffrey Chung &
Clive Hunt.
Recorded at Dynamic Sounds Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; Devonshire
Studios,
Los Angeles and A&R Studios, New York City. With RW on guitar and
maybe
lap
steel on
side B:
[A: Johnny Too Bad
(The Slickers)]
B: Lover's Rockin' (Clive Hunt)
Line-up: RW (gtr; maybe lap
steel)/Bobby Keys (sax)/Geoffrey Chung (gtr)/Willy
Lindo (gtr)/Derrick Barnett (bass)/Michael Richards (dr)/Uziah
Thompson (perc)/Franklin Waul (keyb)/Dean Frazer, Ronald Robinson
& David Madden (horns)
Note: It's doubtful that RW plays the lap steel, although the line-up
on the
back sleeve credits him as doing so.
830000G 1983: FRANÇOIS
JOUFFA/VARIOUS ARTISTS.
2 LPs 'L'Age D'Or De Yéyés' (Disc Age D'Or AD 101,
-France). Incl. two
interview-parts with Stones-members done by François Jouffa in
Paris, France
for French Europe 1 Radio:
- interview with BW & KR (Paris 20.10.1964)
- interview with MJ & BJ (Paris 16.04.1965)
Note: The KR-interview is wrongly credited to CW on the LP. Re-released
on CD
in 2003 (see 030120A).
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