1968

Rolling Stones		RSVP (New Version)


Disc 1  -  74.21
1	Sympathy For The Devil		7.22	First Workout
2	No Expectations			4.17	Early Take
3	Dear Doctor			3.24	Take 1
4	Parachute Woman			2.20	
5	Jigsaw Puzzle			2.32	Take 9
6	Jigsaw Puzzle			5.56	Alt Take
7	Studio Jam			6.36	
8	Instrumental			4.19	
9	Street Fighting Man		3.17	Mono Mix
10	Prodigal Son			3.03	Alt Mix
11	Stray Cat Blues			 .36	False Start
12	Stray Cat Blues			4.19	Alt Mix
13	Factory Girl			2.09	Alt Mix
14	Salt Of The Earth		4.54	Alt Mix
15	Sympathy For The Devil		5.24	Outtake
16	Sympathy For The Devil		3.25	Outtake
17	Studio Jiving			1.46	
18	Child Of The Moon		4.24	
19	Memo From Turner		4.12	


Mick Jagger on "No Expectations":

That's Brian playing (steel guitar) on No Expectations. 
We were sitting around in a circle on the floor, singing 
and playing, recording with open mikes. That was the last 
time I remember Brian really being totally involved in 
something that was really worth doing. He was there with 
everyone else. It's funny how you remember - but that was 
the last moment I remember him doing that, because he had 
just lost interest in everything.



Mick Jagger on the Beggars Banquet era:

God, what was I doing during that time? Who was I living with? 
It was all recorded in London, and I was living in this rented 
house in Chester Square. I was living with Marianne Faithfull. 
Was I still? Yeah. And I was just writing a lot, reading a lot. 
I was educating myself. I was reading a lot of poetry, I was 
reading a lot of philosophy. I was out and about. I was very 
social, always hanging out with (art gallery owner) Robert 
Fraser's group of people. And I wasn't taking so many drugs 
that it was messing up my creative processes.

It was a very good period, 1968 - there was good feeling in the 
air. It was very a creative period for everyone. There was lot 
going on in the theater. Marianne was kind of involved with it, 
so I would go to the theater upstairs, hang out with the young 
directors of the time and the young filmmakers.