12 X 5 The Rolling Stones
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Album-Release:
1964
HRA-Release:
24.11.2014
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- 1 Around And Around 03:04
- 2 Confessin' The Blues 02:49
- 3 Empty Heart 02:39
- 4 Time Is On My Side 02:54
- 5 Good Times, Bad Times 02:32
- 6 It's All Over Now 03:28
- 7 2120 South Michigan Avenue 03:40
- 8 Under The Boardwalk 02:48
- 9 Congratulations 02:30
- 10 Grown Up Wrong 02:06
- 11 If You Need Me 02:05
- 12 Susie Q 01:49
Info for 12 X 5
Recorded in Chicago, the Rolling Stones's second album, 12 x 5, is a fascinating snapshot of the band in their nascent years, packed with early Jagger-Richards compositions, raucous r'n'b covers and best-selling singles like 'It's All Over Now'. This HighRes re-master is in stereo and allows the band's youthful energy to burst across the decades as never before.
Tracks for the Rolling Stones 12 x 5 (and the UK EP, Five By Five) were recorded at the renowned Chess Studios in Chicago, then a creative hub of rhythm and blues innovation. It was the perfect place for the young band to fine-tune their unique take on the artists who'd inspired them.
Bill Wyman remembers, 'We felt we were taking part in a little bit of history - after all, those studios were used by Muddy Waters as well as Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. We knew pretty well what numbers we wanted to get in the can - like 'It's All Over Now' - and the atmosphere was so marvellous that we got through them in double quick time. Then, on the next day, both Chuck and Muddy came in to see us. Fantastic.'
Mick Jagger, vocals, harmonica, percussion
Keith Richards, guitars, backing vocals
Brian Jones, guitars, harmonica, tambourine, maracas, organ, backing vocals
Bill Wyman, bass, backing vocals, percussion
Charlie Watts, drums
Additional musicians:
Ian Stewart, piano, organ
Recorded from 25 February, 12 May, 10–11 and 24–26 June, 2 and 28–29 September 1964; Chess, Chicago, Illinois, United States and Regent Sound Studios, London, United Kingdom
Produced by Andrew Loog Oldham
Digitally remastered
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