ROLLING STONES: "Rest of the Best-Singles & Rarities Vo.l2" DECCA 4Lp BOX/GERMAN

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 DECCA (red logo 6.30125)/GERMANY/MINT-/4Lp Box w. each LP group pix on one side & record informations & charts positions on other/

LP1: "Stoned" (B-side of UK & US 2nd R.S. single "I wanna be your Man" rel. Nov. 1st 63 rec. London Oct. 7th, 63)-Come on (A-side of 1st R.S. single rel. June 7th, 63, CHUCK BERRY song rec. London May 10th, 63)-I want to be loved (B-side of 1st single "Come on", written by US Blues man WILLIE DIXON rec. London May 10th, 63)-Poison Ivy (1st vers.of cancelled R.S. 2nd single rec. London late Summer 63, not rel.. & dif. from Lp vers.on "Around and Around" LP)-Fortune Teller (Studio vers. B-side of cancelled R.S. 2nd single. Rec. London 63 only rel. on Decca compilation LP "Saturday Club" together w. other artists rel. Jan. 64 in UK)-Money (Rel. Jan. 17th, 64 as part of 1st R.S. E.P., was B-side of first R.S. single "I wanna be your Man"; which was German rel. only. Rec. Nov. 63 in London)-Surprise, Surprise (1st  Jagger/Richard song rel. May 21st, 64 on Decca Comp. "Fourteen" together w. other artists)-Lttle Red Rooster (A-side of R.S. 5th single rel. Nov. 13th, 64. Rec. Autumn 64 at famous Chess studios, Chicago. An adapetion of HOWLIN' WOLF song. This was first original "Black Blues Song" ever that hit German charts)-Tell me (2nd vers. unrel. track. rec. at Chess studios June 11th, 64 dif. from 1st LP "The Rolling Stones")-Time is on my Side (1st single vers. dif. from "Rolling Stones 2nd" LP.Rec. in London, May 64. Rel as single A-side only in US & Germany in Autumn 64. First Top Ten hit for R.S. in USA)-Congratulations (B-side of US & German single "Time is on my Side" rel. Oct. 64 rec. London May 64)-I've been lovin' you too long (studio vers. rare track rec. RCA studios, Hollywood may 65)-Da Doo Ron Ron (rare track from LP: "16 Hip Hits-The Andrew Oldham Orchestra" lead voc. MICK JAGGER, rel. UK Oct. 64)-memphis Tennessee (rare track jam sesion over CHUCK BERRY song w. JOHN PAUL JONES (later LED ZEPPELIN) on bass only rel. on "16 Hip Hits")"

LP 2: "Got Live if you want it (E.P.  rec. during U.K. March 65 tour rel. June 11th, 65, as very first of R.S. live recordings. Incl. "We want the Stones-Everybody needs somebody to Love-Pain in my Heart-Route 66-I'm movin' on-I'm all right")-Everybody needs somebody to Love (2nd studio vers. rare demo vers. rel. as mistake on US LP: "Rolling Stones Now" Dec. 64 US only. Dif. from "Rolling Stones 2" Lp vers.)-One more try (rel. only on US & German vers. of "Out of our Heads" LP in July 65 in USA & Oct. 65 in Germany. Rec. in Hollywood, May 65)-The Last Time (A-side single rel. Feb. 26th, 65 rec. Hollywood, Jan. 65)-Play with Fire (B-side of "Last Time" single feat. PHIL SPECTOR on accoustic guitar. Rec. Hollywood, Jan. 65)-Satisfaction (A-side single rel. Aug. 20th, 65. Rec. Hollywood May 65)-The Spider and the Fly (B-side U.K. only of "Satisfaction" single Hollywood May 65)-Get off of my Cloud (A-side single rel. Oct. 22nd 65, rec. Hollywood 65)-The Singer not the Song (B-side of U.K. single "Get off of my Cloud")-

LP 3: "As Tears go by (First MICK JAGGER solo project. US single A-side rel. Dec. 65. UK & German B-side single of "19th Nervous Breakdown" rel. Feb. 4th, 66 rec. Hollywood 65)-19th Nervous Breakdown (A-side single. Rel. Feb. 4th 66, rec. Hollywood Dec. 65)-Look what you've done (US rel. only on LP "December's Children" on Dec. 65. Written for R.S. only by MUDDY WATERS rec. June 11th, 64 at Chess Studios, Chicago)-Blue turns to Grey (Rel. only on US Lp "December's Children" in Dec. 65)-Sad Day (US B-side single of "19th Nervous Breakdown" rel. Feb. 66. Rel. in Europe not untill 73. Rec. Dec. 65, Hollywood)-Con le mie Lacrime (rare Italian vers. by R.S. of "As Tears go by" rel. only in Italy in 66)-Paint it black (A-side single rel. May 13th, 66. Rec. Hollywood, early March 66)-Long long while (B-side of "Paint it Black" rec. Hollywood, March 66)-Have you seen your Mother, Baby, standing in the Shadow (A-side single rel. Sept. 3rd, 66. Rec. Hollywood Aug. 7th, 66)-Who's driving your Plane (B-side single of "Have you seen..", rec. Hollywood Aug. 7th, 66)-Let's spend the Night together (A-side single rel. Jan. 13th, 67 rec. Nov/Dec. 66 in Hollywood)-Ruby Tuesday (Other side of  "Let's spend the night", two A-sides, rec. London Nov. 66)"

LP 4: "We love you (A-side single rel. Aug. 18th, 67. Rec. London late July 67 w. JOHN LENNON & PAUL McCARTNEY on backing vocals)-Dandelion (B-side single of "We love you". Rec. Nov. 66 w. "Ruby Tuesday" in London)-Sittin' on a Fence" (Rec. Hollywood Dec. 66. Orig. rel. only on "Flowers" US LP June 67 & Germany Oct. 67)-Ride on Baby (Rec. Hollywood Dec. 66. Only rel. on "Flowers" Lp)-My Girl (Rec. Hollywood May 65. Rel. on "Flowers" Lp only)-Jumpin' Jack Flash (A-side single rel. May 24th 68. Rec. London Spring 68)-Child of the Moon (B-side of "Jumpin..." single. Rec. London Spring 68)-Honky Tonk Women (A-side single rel. July 1th, 69 after Death of BRIAN JONES on July 3rd, 69. Rec. London May 69 feat. MICK TAYLOR for 1st time on guitar)-You can't always get what you want (rare b-side singl evers. of "Honky Tonk.." dif. from "Let it Bleed" Lp vers.. Rec. London Summer 68 feat. AL KOOPER on organ & piano & LONDON BACH CHOIR under direction of JACK NITZSCHE)-Memo from Turner (MICK JAGGER solo w. RY COODER on guitar rel. Oct. 23rd, 70 from movie soundtrack "Performance")-Natural Magic (B-side of "Memo"single. Orchestra conducted/arranged RANDY NEWMAN)"