The Rolling Stones ‎– Undercover Japan Pressing with OBI ESS-91070

Cool, but better if it had original sleeves

THIS IS A COMPILATION OF THE ROLLING STONES STUDIO SESSIONS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman started their sessions at I.B.C. Studios, 35, Portland Place close to Regent Street in London where the LP cover picture was taken in the early 1963. The first six tracks were recorded between the 28th of January & the 2nd of February. Come On/I Want To Be Loved is their first 7” recorded at Olympic in London on 10th May. In the hot summer of 1963, between July and August, they recorded at the Decca Studios Poison Ivy, It Should Be, Fortune Teller. On 14th and 15th September they were in Kingsway, London for their first EP with You Better Move On, Bye, Bye, Johnny and Money. Then they came back to the I.B.C. Studios on 5th October to record: Come On, Memphis Tennessee, Roll Over Beethoven and I Just Want To Make Love To You. Two days later, in Kingsway, they recorded the last two songs of this compilation.

What is this you say???? Well it seems like it's all the Public domain tracks from 63 that slipped through the copyright thingy in England. But the logical running order and fidelity of even the before booted tracks make this a grand LP to slip on yo turntable and listen to. The studio recording of 'It Should Be You' is indeed a studio track, not a bbc radio track and it is one of my favorites on the lp. Pressing is very quiet and a nice thick 180 gram LP. Even if it's not totally legit, it's a very nice vinyl addition to the early Stones catalog. Play the heck out of it, I am!Gerard Masters

3.33 / 5.0 starsBest track: "I Just Want to Make Love to You"

Just what I wanted for my collection ep collection. Will be looking for like products in the near future. Thank You for the fast delivery thanks so much

Great for our collection.

I had the original vinyl album of this CD the only difference on the CD is little red rooster is missing still all in all a great purchase service great

The disc was in good condition considering that it was used, but It was good to have the album on C.D. just a pity that it was on the LONDON lable and not DECCA as per the original vynil album

A great mix of early Stones material.

The best I have here yet I have boot leg copy's

great