Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) UK The Rolling Stones
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Album-Release:
1969
HRA-Release:
24.11.2014
Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)
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- 1 Jumpin' Jack Flash 03:43
- 2 Mother's Little Helper 02:46
- 3 2000 Light Years From Home 04:47
- 4 Let's Spend The Night Together 03:38
- 5 You Better Move On 02:42
- 6 We Love You 04:24
- 7 Street Fighting Man 03:16
- 8 She's A Rainbow 04:13
- 9 Ruby Tuesday 03:15
- 10 Dandelion 03:33
- 11 Sitting On A Fence 03:04
- 12 Honky Tonk Women 02:59
Info for Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) UK
„Through The Past, Darkly“ is a 1969 compilation that documents the transitional period during which the Stones--with Brian Jones still on hand-- went from being a great R&B band to the world's greatest rock & roll band. These were the songs that not only defined Mick and Keith's reputation as songwriters, but set much of the musical tone for the rest of the '60s rock world. 'Paint it Black' is a dark, Eastern-tinged song fully as influential as any of the Beatles' similar efforts. Though somewhat atypical, 'Dandelion' and 'She's a Rainbow' are baroque-pop classics on par with anything from PET SOUNDS. And of course, 'Jumping Jack Flash,' 'Honky Tonk Woman,' and 'Street Fighting Man,' with their locomotive rhythms and updated Chuck Berry riffs, were the standard against which all straight-up rock & roll would be measured well into the next century.
„…the 'Through the Past Darkly' compilation offered a review of the Stones' obsessions - sex and power, along with the tenderness of the outsider and an impulse toward fervent romanticism.' (Rolling Stone)
Mick Jagger, vocals, percussion, harmonica
Brian Jones, guitar, harmonica, sitar, piano, tambura, mellotron, recorder, organ, backing vocals
Keith Richards, guitar, bass, backing vocals
Mick Taylor, guitar on 'Honky Tonk Woman'
Bill Wyman, bass, keyboards, backing vocals
Charlie Watts, drums, percussion
Recorded between March 1966 and May 1969 at Olympic Studios, London, England and RCA Studios, Hollywood, California
Produced by Andrew Loog Oldham, Jimmy Miller and The Rolling Stones
Digitally remastered
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Booklet for Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) UK