THERE'VE HAVE BEEN
GOOD TIMES
THERE'VE
BEEN BAD TIMES
I HAVE MY SHARE
OF HARD TIMES TOO
BUT I LOST MY FAITH
IN THE WORLD
HONEY,
WHEN I LOST YOU
THE ROLLING STONES
is a compilation album
by
released in 1989.
It was released as a
3-CD
and a
4-LP set.
Background
Singles Collection:
The London Years
was released by
former manager
Allen Klein's
ABKCO Records
who usurped control
of the band's
Decca/London material
in 1970
after the
band's departure
from
Decca and Klein.
The set is a
triple album
of every
Rolling Stones single
and their B-Sides
mostly in their
original mono mixes
(at least as of the 2002 reissue),
in both the UK
and US
encompassing their
entire era
with
Decca Records
in the United Kingdom
and London Records
in the United States
hence the album's title.
The original collection
was produced by
Andrew Loog Oldham,
and digitally compiled
and prepared under
his supervision
by P. D. Rain
and
Jody Klein.
With a range from
1963 to 1971,
the set begins
with their
very first UK single,
Chuck Berry's
"Come On",
and runs to
Sticky Fingers'
"Brown Sugar"
and
"Wild Horses"
which Allen Klein
shares release rights
with
the Rolling Stones
The only omissions
are four
B-sides
from 1970 and 1971.
"Bitch"
and
"Let It Rock"
(Live)
released in
the UK
on the
"Brown Sugar"
single
and
"Sway"
(B-side to "Wild Horses").
Allen Klein
did not have release rights
to this material
when this compilation
was released.
Also not included was
"Natural Magic",
a Jack Nitzsche instrumental,
released as
the B-side to
the 1970
Mick Jagger single
"Memo from Turner".
These are available on
the box set
Singles 1968–1971
except
"Let It Rock"
which is available on
the box set
Singles 1971–2006
and
the Rarities
1971–2003 album.
The release
also does not
include the EPs
released by
the band,
The Rolling Stones,
Five by Five
and
Got Live If You Want It!,
which are available
on the box set
Singles 1963–1965
BONUS DISC !!
TRACKLIST
(Bonus Tracks Not On BOX)
Bitch
Let It Rock
(Live)
Sway
Natural Magic
(Instr)
(The Rolling Stones EP Expanded)
Bye Bye Johnny
Money
(That's What I Want)
Reelin and Rockin'
Roll Over Beethoven
I Just Want to Make Love To You
Poison Ivy
(Take 1)
Poison Ivy
(take 2)
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