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		Rolling Stones, The Beggar's Breakfast Label: Invasion Unlimited Catalog-Nr: IU9411-1 Number of Discs: 1

Content:

Disc 1 (Playtime: 61:33 )

Gimme Shelter (Early-Mix) ( 4:32 )
Brown Sugar (Early-Mix) ( 3:49 )
Stop Breakin' Down (Early-Mix) ( 4:40 )
Shake Your Hips (Rehearsal) ( 3:35 )
Loving Cup [1] (Early-Version) ( 6:39 )
Loving Cup [2] (Alternate-Version/Take) ( 5:36 )
Shine a light (Alternate-Version/Take) ( 4:11 )
I Ain't Lying (Outtake) ( 3:47 )
Sway (Early-Mix) ( 3:27 )
Sweet Virgina (Early-Mix) ( 4:19 )
I Don't Care (Outtake) ( 3:03 )
Sympathy For The Devil (Session Film-Excerpts) ( 9:17 )
Tell Me (Your Coming Back) (Early Take) ( 2:53 )
Radio-Commercial: "Rice Krispies" ( 27 )
You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (Acetate) ( 1:18 )

Available Covers:

		Front (Size: 94 kB, Resolution: 1404 x 1368 pixel)

		Back (Size: 380 kB, Resolution: 1782 x 1387 pixel)

		Inside (Size: 306 kB, Resolution: 2840 x 1398 pixel)

Notes:

Studio alt's & out's recorded mainly between 1968 and 1972.

GIMME SHELTER
Early mix with Keith Richards on vocals.
BROWN SUGAR
Early mix with different lead guitar by Mick Taylor.
STOP BREAKING DOWN
Early mix with different Mick Jagger vocal.
SHAKE YOUR HIPS
Rehearsal take recorded in Montreaux, SWZ - March 1972.
LOVING CUP - version 1
Early version recorded at the same session as "Honky Tonk Woman" June 1969, first session with Mick Taylor.
LOVING CUP - version 2
The same song recorded 2 years later finally appeared on "Exile On Main Street" but this is a very different early mix with different vocals and
much longer in duration.
SHINE A LIGHT
Again a different mix with different vocals.
I AIN'T LYING
A work song - out/improvisation which was never developed any further and therefore remains unreleased; recorded around 1970.
SWAY
Early mix taken from an acetate.
SWEET VIRGINIA
Early mix with additional keyboards and no backing vocals.
I DON'T CARE
See entry for "I AIN'T LYING".
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
An excerpt from the recording sessions as seen in parts of Jean Luc Goddard's "One Plus One" film, March 1968.
TELL ME
An alternate version never released; recorded late 1963.
RICE CRISPIES - JINGLE
An advertisement for radio use only recorded in the USA, 1964.
YOU CAN'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER
An excerpt from the first ever Rolling Stones studio session, October 1962, taken from a battered 4-song acetate played on the radio of proud
owner Chris Jagger.