DOUBLE LP 1973 ORIG "STOUT/TMOQ" ALL MEAT MUSIC Rolling Stones RAW & RAVAGED
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Aug 28, 2016 Sold Date
Aug 23, 2016 Start Date
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               ORIGINAL (1973) FIRST PRESS             DOUBLE LP = MINT = STOUT/TMOQ

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                "ALL MEAT MUSIC"

                

                                      

                  TRADE MARK OF QUALITY


A BEAUTIFUL ((MINT)) 43 YEARS OLD Original TMOQ = DOUBLE ALBUM in thick textured blue cover with custom art covers on front & back (see photos)

FINAL COLLECTION ARTIFACT COPY!

"Officially" released (as opposed to the knock-off copy) by Trademark Of Quality
This STONES gem was recorded live on 18 January, 1973 at The Forum in Inglewood, California as part of a benefit concert for Nicaraguan earthquake victims. TMQ/TMOQ also released it as Winter Tour 1973 and Nicaraguan Benefit Concert and is a nice audience recording, featuring some songs from their then-current album, Exile On Main St...

The earthquake that hit Nicaragua occurred on December 23rd, 1972 just outside of the capital city Managua.  The 6.2 magnitude quake caused much damage to the city, 5,000 were killed, 20,000 were injured and over 250,000 were left homeless.  Much aid was organized including mercy fights sponsored by baseball hall of famer Roberto Clemente, who was killed when the fourth flight with supplies crashed on December 31st.

The Rolling Stones became involved because Mick’s wife Bianca hailed from the country and had relatives in Managua.  The benefit concert was planned a week in advance and the band had only two days of rehearsals.  Tickets were priced at $100. Promoter Bill Graham was disappointed by the lack of support from the record industry, hoping record companies would buy the $100 tickets for their teenage daughters.  He had to cut the price of the tickets to $25 right before the gig to sell them,  cutting down on the expected gross.

Cheech & Chong and Santana opened the show before the Stones hit the stage.  The high profile of the event drew comparisons to George Harrison’s Concert For Bangladesh in 1971.  The Los Angeles Timespointed out that the Stones out-grossed Bangladesh, but it lacked the exclusivity since the Stones tour regularly and George Harrison and Bob Dylan do not.  Ultimately $350,000 was raised and Jagger himself donated $150,000 the following May to bring the total up to $500,000.

Also given the high profile of the gig, it was bound to be recorded and released.  Winter Tour 1973 (RS 530 & TMQ-72006) with one of the more famous William Stout inserts (where he even includes himself as the devil in the final frame).  Surprisingly, there have been very few CD pressings of the show.

All Meat Music on For Fans Only is the latest release and they utilize the same recording.  The sound is very good and clear.  Mick Taylor’s guitar tends to dominate the mix for the first three songs, but things even out after that.  It presents the show except for the encore “Midnight Rambler” which was not recorded by the taper.  This is a very good way to obtain this famous show on silver since there are few versions available.

The set list is bears similarity to that used on the 1972 STP with “Brown Sugar,” “Bitch,” “Rocks Off” and “Gimme Shelter.”  Two oldies follow, “Route 66? and “It’s All Over Now,” both played in concert for the first time since June 1965 and both show the Stones sounding raw and ragged.

After the two Exile On Main Street songs “Happy” and “Tumbling Dice,” they attempt the first performance of “No Expectations” since the Rock And Roll Circus in 1968.  Jose Areas of Santana joins the band on congas for “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.”  The Sticky Fingers track “Dead Flowers,” played infrequently in 1972, is added as are the two staples from the 1969 tour “Stray Cat Blues” and “Live With Me.” 

The show ends with “Jumping Jack Flash” and “Street Fighting Man.” 

Overall the album showcases the performance as a certainly solid, but not great Stones effort.  The rarities add a lot to the show, but the band just sound a bit unrehearsed and overwhelmed by the meaning of the event.  Los Angeles would also be the final time Mick Taylor played with the Stones in mainland USA

This is an album worth having for the historic import and for its scarcity



A Brown Sugar   
Bitch   
Rocks Off   
Gimme Shelter   
B
Route 66   
It's All Over Now   
Happy   
Tumbling Dice   
No Expectations   
C
Sweet Virginia   
You Can't Always Get What You Want   
Dead Flowers   
Stray Cat Blues   
D
Live With Me   
All Down The Line   
Rip This Joint   
Jumping Jack Flash   
Street Fighting Man



              

 

CONDITION: The cover: rated: M- TOP COPY, thick grainy/textured blue backing cover with MINT custom art slip-sheet (not pasted on!) by the legendary Stout of TMOQ fame...   Still has a VERY fresh appearance -- there are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... VERY collection worthy appearance ...

The vinyl: Rated: M- TOP COPY (DOUBLE LP) all 4 sides are TOP Clean and glossy ...  all FOUR TMOQ labels are clean

 

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!

 

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

 

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All imperfections are noted both cover & record

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