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Edit 2 for headphones. Some members of the former Dutch band "Brainbox", live in Amsterdam, a free concert on 12 september 2010. From the left to the right: John Schuursma, Rudy the Queljoe, Kazimierz "Kaz" Lux, Pierre van der Linden, Cees van der Laarse.

Edit (the fade out) for headphones, September 2023. Another great song from the 1967 album "Headquarters" (2013 4 cd + 1 vinyl single super deluxe edition).

Edit for headphones. This song is a Rolling Stones Jagger/Richards composition. "The Epics" were Vic Elmes: guitar, vocals. Mike Blakley: drums. Ian Jansen: bass. Stuart Tann: vocals.

The album "The Family Of Apostolic" is remastered and released on cd in 2016 (Future Days Recordings FDR 613). Check the album's site: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/2385-the-family-of-apostolic

Edit for headphones. The album has been reissued ! Check the album's site: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/2385-the-family-of-apostolic I like this music a lot, so I decided it deserves a place on Youtube.

Edit for headphones. The album has been reissued ! Check the album's site: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/2385-the-family-of-apostolic

Edit for headphones. Hurray ! The album has been reissued ! Here is its site: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/2385-the-family-of-apostolic

Edit for headphones. The album has been reissued Check the album's site: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/2385-the-family-of-apostolic I like this music a lot, so I decided it deserves a place on Youtube.

Edit for headphones. Hurray ! The album has been reissued ! Here is its site: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/2385-the-family-of-apostolic

edit 1 for headphones this one I think comes closest to the Rolling Stones' "Sad Day" if it were released in stereo...

edit 1 for headphones this one I think comes closest to the Rolling Stones' "Sad Day" if it were released in stereo...

The Greenhornes are an American garage rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio, formed in 1996 by vocalist/guitarist Craig Fox, bass guitarist Jack Lawrence and drummer Patrick Keeler.

Edit for headphones, March 2022. A song from the 1999 album "The Lovin' Spoonful Live at the Hotel Seville". The songs were recorded in 1999 during great, real live performance at the Hotel Seville in Harrison, Arkansas USA.

Edit for headphones. A song from the 1999 album "The Lovin' Spoonful Live at the Hotel Seville".

What The Kinks didn't do was done by The Nightcrawlers: record "All day and all of the night" in stereo in the sixties.

Edit for headphones. If you cover the Jagger/Richards song "Grown Up Wrong", well, then you are a genuine Rolling Stones fan. From the album "Little Black Egg" by Big Beat Records (CDWIKD 203).

Edit for headphones. Cover of The Ventures'** "Driving Guitars" (1961) by the US garageband "The Outcasts" in 1965/1966.

Edit for headphones. 1965-1966 cover of a Rolling Stones song (credited to Nanker/Phelge, meaning: all members of the Rolling Stones composed it together).

Edit for headphones. 1965-1966 cover of a Bo Diddley song, and to be honest: sounds way better than Bo Diddly!

Live lead vocals on the tv show "Shindig!" 11 August 1965. Songwriters: Eleanor Louise "Ellie" Greenwich, Jeff Barry and Phil Spector. Lead singer: Veronica Bennett (a.k.a. Ronnie Spector). Backing vocals: Ronnie Spector, Nedra Talley, Estelle Bennett.

"The Shower Scene From Psycho" is an Australian band. Members: Jack Bloom, Simon Grounds, Tim Costigan. Great guitar solo in this song, and some interesting singing and playing.

This edit has just some channel correction. Sorry for the not-so-good sound quality, it is the recording itself.

edit for headphones. November 26, Beacon Theatre, New York. The song is from the 1971 album "Tupelo Honey".

Edit for headphones. A song from the 1996 album "w@r.ren.CUCc.u.ruLLO – th@n.ks 2:/Fr@n.k" (Imago – 72787-23002-2). The video has my shortened remix of the song. bass – Nick Beggs drums – Jerry Cuccurullo composer & guitar - Warren Cuccurullo

Edit for headphones. The full version starts at 04:39. A song from the 1996 album "w@r.ren.CUCc.u.ruLLO – th@n.ks 2:/Fr@n.k" (Imago – 72787-23002-2).

Edit for heapdhones. The studio recording of this song is on the album "Zoot Allures".

Not an edit. This song is on the album "Paul Buff presents Highlights from the PAL and Original Sound Studio archives" vol. 6.

Edit for headphones. Source file is the stereo version, track 19, on cd two of the three cd bootleg "More Stoned Than You'll Ever Be - The Rolling Stones Anthology 1963-1971". Label: DigIt. Catalog number: DICD3-007. Also cataloged as DICD3-007B.

Edit for headphones. A Rolling Stones TV performance from May 2, 1965 in New York City. I synchronized it.

Edit 2 for headphones. Source of the edit is the song on cd one of the four cd bootleg box set "Black Box" by Yellow Dog (YD 046).

Edit for headphones. From the bootleg album "Trident Mixes" by 'Dog n Cat Records' (DAC-052).

Edit for headphones. The source of this edit is the song is on the bootleg album "Genuine Black Box"

Edit 1b for headphones. From the bootleg "Genuine Black Box" by Scorpio.

Edit (medley) for headphones. The songs are from the bootleg "Frankenstein production 024". The name of the bootleg is: "Twenty Rolling Stones Snippets, Fragments & Other DIY Stuffs".

Edit for headphones. The first Jagger/Richard composition. The source of this edit is on a Russian unofficial release: "The Rolling Stones No.2 + 8 bonus tracks" (CDM 1202-1039).

Edit 1 for headphones. From the bootleg "Rare & Unreleased 1967 - 1985" (6 cd release by "(bomb)(skull) productions").

Not an edit. From the bootleg "Rare & Unreleased 1967 - 1985", a 6 cd release by "(bomb)(skull) productions".

Edit by Teague Raw in 2012. From the bootleg "Studio Outtakes & Rarities vol 4" (Cadec).

Edit (instr.4) for headphones, March 2022. This is my mix of parts of studio take 10 of "Child Of The Moon" from the bootleg box set "Outtakes & Rarities Volume 3.2 Remastered By Teague Raw".

Not an edit. From the bootleg "2019 ABKCO Copyright Preservation YouTube Uploads" (Frankenstein FP 058) **.

Edit for headphones, November 2020. Source file is the bootleg "20 Snippets, Fragments And Other D.I.Y. Stuff" by Frankenstein Productions (FP 024).

Edit 2 for headphones. From the bootleg "Genuine Black Box" by Scorpio.

Edit for headphones, January 2022. This studio take was recorded in the London Olympic Studios, August-September 1967.

Edit for headphones, January 21, 2022. This is a mix by me, chosen from the "5 Part Jam" takes on the bootleg by "Midnight Beat", catalog numbers MB CD 120 to 127.

Edit (instr.) for headphones. Dull & stupid video, sorry for that. Oh well, music is best experienced with eyes closed...

Edit (2b of vs 1) for headphones. This is the (narrow) stereo 2.39 minutes version of take 1 from the Scorpio bootleg * "The Genuine Black Box".

Not an edit, November 2021. This is version two - or take two - of this song from the bootleg cd "Acid In The Grass" label: Ghostrider, catalogue number: 2015 GHR 14.

Edit for headphones. From the bootleg album "Genuine Black Box". Recorded in July & August, 1967, never released officially.

Edit 2 for headphones. Source file from the bootleg "Genuine Black Box" by Scorpio.

Edit 3 for headphones. Source file is from the bootleg cd "The Rolling Stones Outtakes, Demos & Radio Sessions [1964-1968]" by RMP Series (cat.nr. RMP 11)(Recording Music Production).