BRIAN JONES Plays w/The Pipes Of Pan At Joujouka LP ROLLING STONES 1971 ITA orig

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THE MASTER MUSICIANS OF JOUJOUKA with BRIAN JONES

In 1968 Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones traveled to Morocco and taped 

parts of music at the Rites of Pan Festival. It's uncertain whether this 

should be considered a Brian Jones album, or an album by 

the Pipes of Pan at Jajouka, or an album by the Master Musicians of Jajouka, 

as the performers on this recording are most commonly known in the West. 

The important thing to know is that it's a document of Moroccan traditional 

music that achieves trance-like effects through its hypnotic, insistent 

percussion, eerie vocal chanting, and pipes. Originally divided into two untitled, 

unbroken LP sides (although these are broken down and officially titled 

on the reissues), it should be kept in mind that these are merely edited 

excerpts of performances which can last for hours, 

and thus they offer only a taste of the live event

Produced by Brian Jones

1971     LP     ROLLING STONES RECORDS       COC 49100   STEREO

MADE IN ITALLY    ORIGINAL  PRESSING

UNLAMINATED GATEFOLD COVER + INNER SLEEVE

This version: on Side A only, runout, the release date: 2-9-71 [September 2, 1971].

Original first issue 1971 Rolling Stones label LP that carrys the incorrect 

title 'plays with' instead of 'presents the' on the gatefold picture sleeve. 

Original fold out inner beige sheet with green images and text by Brion Gysin.

Without track-titles on labels. 

[The reissue versions have track-titles whereas the original releases have no track-titles. 

Some of the later reissues contain some newly recorded bonus material.]

On spine from left to right: COC 49100   JOUJOUKA   ROLLING STONES

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: ROLLING STONES -  BROWNISH LABEL - RED/GREEN TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine) COC 49100    (rear): Coc 49100

Catalog on labels: COC 49100 (COC 49100/1) / COC 49100 (COC 49100/2) 

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): COC - 49100 - 1

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): COC - 49100 - 2

Other / Runout (Side A only, Etched): 2-9-71

On labels: rim text reads "Riservati Tutti...........Made In Italy By Dischi Ricordi S.p.A."

? 1971

Rights Society / Publishing: S.I.A.E. (stamped on Side A only)

On Inside Sleeve (Left panel): Printed and made by Howards Printers (Slough) Ltd.

On Inside Sleeve (Right panel): Rolling Stones Records distributed by Kinney Record Group

On Inner sleeve: Notes by Brion Gysin Copyright 1964 Brion Gysin

The Master Musicians of Joujouka

The Maalmin of Ahl Serif

Joujouka Tatoof

Province of Alcazarquivir Morocco

On back sleeve: Distribuzione Dischi Ricordi S.P.A. Via Berchet 2 - Milano

Made in Italy

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: none (untitled side)

Side B: none (untitled side)

  grading

RECORD VG but (please, read above description) 

SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)

There are discrete and different performances here, some featuring female chants, 

others less intense male vocals, and others passages of unaccompanied 

instruments which sound like flutes (credits and details on the original release are sparse).

While this music had been performed in this fashion for a long time before Jones 

documented it, this was among the first of such recordings to receive reasonably 

wide exposure (although it was released after Jones' death) in Europe and North America. 

Thus this recording anticipated the wider popularity of trance-like music among 

both electronic rock and progressive African musicians later in the 20th century...(AllMusic)