1. Just Your Fool (2:16)
2. Commit A Crime (3:38)
3. Blue And Lonesome (3:07)
4. All Of Your Love (4:46)
5. I Gotta Go (3:26)
6. Everybody Knows About My Good Thing (4:30)
7. Ride 'Em On Down (2:48)
8. Hate To See You Go (3:20)
9. Hoo Doo Blues (2:36)
10. Little Rain (3:32)
11. Just Like I Treat You (3:24)
12. I Can't Quit You Baby (5:13)
Mick Jagger - vocals & harp
Keith Richards - guitar
Ronnie Wood - guitar
Charlie Watts - drums
musicians:
Darryl Jones - bass (1-12)
Chuck Leavell - acoustic piano (1,2,4,6,9,10), Hammond B3 (3,5,7,10,12)
Matt Clifford - Wurlitzer piano (1-3,5,7,9,10,12), electric keyboards (4,8,10), Hammond B3 (6,8)
Eric Clapton - slide guitar (6), guitar (12)
Jim Keltner - percussion (9)
Written by Walter Jacobs (1,3,5,8)
Written by Chester Burnett (2)
Written by Samuel Maghett (4)
Written by Miles Grayson / Lermon Horton (6)
Written by Eddie Taylor (7)
Written by Otis Hicks / Jerry West (9)
Written by Ewart G. Abner Jr. / Jimmy Reed (10)
Written by Willie Dixon (11,12)
All tracks Produced by Don Was and The Glimmer Twins (Jagger/Richards)
Recording Engineer: Krish Sharma Assisted by Derrick Stockwell / Nico Essig / Jason Elliott / Andy Cook Brotish Grove Studios, London
Mixed by Krish Sharma at Henson Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Stephen Marcussen and Stewart Whitmore at Marcussen Mastering Hollywood
THE SESSIONS
11.12.2015
BLUE AND LONESME (Walter Jacobs)
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Original by Little Walter Recorded on 12 August 1959. The Original was released as Checker 1117 coupled with "Mean Ol Frisco". It was not a hit on the Billboard R&B Charts
HATE TO SEE YOU GO (Walter Jacobs)
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Recorded on 12 August 1955, it was released as Little Walter And His Jukes as Checker 825, as the B-side of "Too Late". It was not a hit on the Billboard R&B Charts
I GOTTA GO (Walter Jacobs)
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Little Walter recorded this on 28 April 1955 and it was released as the B-side of Checker 817, coupled with "Roller Coaster". The A-side made the Billboard R&B Chart on 9 July 1955 and Peaks at No.6
COMMIT A CRIME (Chester Burnett)
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The original was by Howlin´ Wolf and recorded on 11 April 1966. It was essentially a new version of a song called, "I´m Leaving You" that was recorded in September 1958 and released as Chess 1712. Neither track was a hit on the Billboard R&B Charts.
JUST LIKE I TREAT YOU (Willie Dixon)
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Howlin´ Wolf recorded this Willie Dixon song in December 1961, which was released as Chess 1823 coupled with "I Ain´t Superstitious" in April 1962. It failed to make the Billboard R&B Chart.
14.12.2015
EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT MY GOOD THING (Miles Grayson & Lermon Horton)
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Recorded by Little Johnny Taylor in 1971 it made No.9 on the Billboard R&B Chart and No.60 on the Hot 100 at the end of the same Year. It became the tittle track of Little Johnny Taylor´s 1972 album on Ronn Records.
I CAN´T QUIT YOU BABY (Willie Dixon)
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Recorded by Otis Rush at his very first session in Chicago in 1956 for the Cobra Label. Cobra 5000 entered the Billboard R&B Chart on 13 October 1956 and made No.6 It was Rush´s only hit single, but it has become a blues standard.
JUST YOUR FOOL (Walter Jacobs)
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Original by Little Walter Recorded in December 1960 and released as Checker 1013 coupled with "I Gotta Find My Baby". It was not a hit on the Billboard R&B Charts.
RIDE ´EM ON DOWN (Eddie Taylor)
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Eddie Taylor´s "Ride ´Em On Down" was recorded in Chicago on 5 December 1955 fro the Vee-Jay Label and released as VJ 185. It was not a hit on the Billboard R&B Charts.
ALL OF YOUR LOVE (Samuel Maghett)
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The original was by Magic Sam that was recorded in Chicago in 1967 and released on the album West Side Soul on the Delmark Label. Magic Sam originally recorded a version of the song in 1957 as "All Your Love" for the Cobra Label. It was not a hit on the Billboard R&B Charts.
LITTLE RAIN (Ewart G. Abner Jr. and Jimmy Reed)
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Jimmy Reed recorded this on 9 January 1957 in Chicago for the Vee-Jay Label. It was on the A-side single of VEE-JAY 237, with "Honey Where You Going" on the flip side. "Little Rain" made No.7 on the Billboard R&B Charts in April 1957, the 5th of Reed´s Top 10 Hits. It Failed to make the Hot 100.
15.12.2015
EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT MY GOOD THING (Otis Hicks & Jerry West)
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Recorded by Lightnin´Slim in Crowley, Louisiana 1958 for the Excello Label it was the A-side of 45-2131, coupled with "It´s Mighty Crazy". Lightnin´Slim only ever had one hit on the R&B Charts and this was not it.
2016 (Rolling Stones Records/Polydor 572 383-8) CD (EU/A/Indonesia) (42:43)
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2016 (Rolling Stones Records/Polydor 571 494-4) 2LP (EU/US)
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2016 (Rolling Stones Records/Polydor/Interscope Records ISC5714944.1) 2LP (US)
2016 (Rolling Stones Records/Polydor/Interscope Records B0025916-02) CD (US) (42:38)
2016 (Rolling Stones Records/Polydor 5714942) CD (CA)
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2016 (Rolling Stones Records/Polydor UICY-78026) SHM-CD, dix (JAP) (42:42)
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