The Rolling Stones Could You Walk On Water Sister Morphine (Morph 14)

 

 

The Rolling Stones
Could You Walk On Water
Sister Morphine (Morph 14) - flac


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Exclusion Clause: This is NOT the same as The Rolling Stones - Could You Walk *-Upon- -The-* Water: The Aftermath Sessions - RCA Studios, L.A 1965-1966 Label Pignose Records [PGN 054] 1CD 16tracks.  Inactive Audio Torrents - TTD. put up by boutsko 2009-09-14, 11:25 PM. Total Completes: 417  See file <TRS boots about Aftermath.txt> #1.  included. Different tracks, in different order, different ffp's.
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Information about 5 bootlegs about the genesis of the Aftermath album included in file.


This is the original Sister Morphine (Morph 14) 'CYWOW bootleg' downloaded from a now defunct tracker 2008-04-06. No original torrent to refer to, search of TTD shows no history of this one, no evidence of these tracks having been commercially released. Please let me know if that is not so, will be glad to remove any in violation. I thank the monitors and administrators very much for their efforts to keep our community to its high standards. I did not change music files, added ffp's, md5, and st5 with xACT, and all files verified without problems. 2CD's, at ~73:07 and ~61:54 min. Original art included and ... more.

No information on predownload lineage from unknown benefactor other than:

CD-Rs* > EAC > shn > HungerCity(2008-04-06) > Azureus > iMac (G3 17", 1999, 1GHz ) > HD (Maxtor OneTouch4plus 750) > std. Ethernet cable (2018) > iMac (27", late 2013, 3.2 GHz Intel Core i5, macOS 10.13.4) > xACT 2.41 (shn files to flac, verify mode) > (ffp's, md5, st5) > Transmission 2.94 > You.


This is the original Sister Morphine (Morph 14) 'CYWOW bootleg' (d1 t1-10) of the unreleased Rolling Stones album planned for Christmas of 1965. Plus 'after the fact' (d1 t11-21) and 'big hits' (d2 t1-18). Traditionally both the Stones and the Beatles would release albums in time for the holliday gift season, but 'Beatles 65' met no reply from their rivals. At the time, most fans blamed the executives at Dekka records for what was viewed as a lack of fortitude.

Of some minor interest is that 'Doncha Bother Me' is here entitled 'Don't You Follow Me'. Two versions of 'Heart Of Stone', one about a minute longer than the other. Lots of alt. Aftermath tracks, as noted. Lots of comments from Brian Jones fans, though Keef notes (legend + autobiog) frustration over his lack of help with the preparation for the Aftermath album...

This is all recorded in so-called "wide" stereo and the sound is real clean and clear so that each instrument is heard easily and separate from the others. In many of the tracks, Jones and Wyman are on the left with Keith on the right and Mick with the drums in the center. checkout Keith playing the 12string electric he found in the studio on 'Mother's'. Brian's playing does reach out.

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Info from Bootleg Zone:
Could You Walk On Water
- 20-bit version
- released 2000-01-15
- All songs Jagger/Richards

Unless noted, all songs in alternate mixes
1-10 recorded 1965-12-06 to 08, RCA Studios, Hollywood, Ca, USA


Disc One
(Could you walk on water)

01. 19th Nervous Breakdown - 3:50
     alt.version, vocals. (sssstop)
02. Sad Day - 3:01
     alt. mix. Jack Nitzsche (p), Andrew Oldham (prod), 7"-version.
03. Take It Or Leave It - 2:47
     alt. mix, Aftermath version, Oldham (prod). (!bv by Keith)
04. Think - 3:09
     alt. mix, Aftermath version, Oldham (prod), Dave Hassinger (sound eng)(!guitars)
05. Goin' Home - 11.14
     alt. mix, Aftermath version, Oldham (prod), Hassinger (sound eng)
06. Mother's Little Helper - 2:45
     alt. mix, vocals. (! 12 string electric)
07. Sittin' On A Fence - 3:03
     alt. mix, Oldham (prod), Dave Hassinger (sound eng)
08. Don't You Follow Me - 2:42
     'Don't You Follow Me' was later changed to 'Doncha Bother Me' for the Aftermath release
09. Ride On, Baby - 2:53
     alt. mix, Flowers version, Stu (p), Jack (harpsichord), Oldham (prod), Hassinger (sound eng)
10. Looking Tired - 2:12
     alt. mix, unreleased, Oldham (prod), Hassinger (sound eng)

(after the fact...)
11. Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? - 2:27
     alt. version, Outtake, 1966
12. Stupid Girl - 2:56
     alt. mix, 1966, Stu (p), Jack (harpsichord)
13. Lady Jane - 3:08
     alt. mix, 1966
14. Flight 505 - 3:27
     alt. mix, 1966, Stu (p)
15. High And Dry - 3:08
     alt. mix, 1966, Aftermath version
16. Out Of Time - 5:37
     alt. mix, 1966, Stu (p), Jack (harpsichord)
17. It's Not Easy
     alt. mix, 1966, no info on participants
18. I Am Waiting - 3:11
     alt. mix, 1966, Aftermath version
19. What To Do - 2:32
     alt. mix, 1966
20. Long, Long While - 2:59
     undetermined version, 1965, unreleased
21. Who's Driving Your Plane - 3:12
     undetermined version, 1965, unreleased


Disc Two
(big hits...)
these are undetermined alt versions, thought recorded in 1965.

01. Time Is On My Side - 4:50
02. Heart Of Stone - 2:45
03. Heart Of Stone#2 - 3:42
04. The Last Time - 3:25
05. Play With Fire - 2:12
06. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - 3:42
07. Get Off Of My Cloud - 2:58
08. As Tears Go By - 2:44
09. 19th Nervous Breakdown - 4:03
10. Paint It Black - 3:20
11. Under My Thumb - 3:41
12. Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? - 3:37
13. Let's Spend The Night Together - 3:37
14. Ruby Tuesday - 3:17
15. Jumping Jack Flash - 3:41
16. Street Fighting Man - 3:17
17. Honky Tonk Women - 3:03
18. You Can't Always Get What You Want - 4:50



Reviews
Review by: TheRutles    On 13 Feb 2000   
Could You Walk On Water
- 20-bit Edition -

DECCA refused to release an album with such a "blaspheme" title!
Could YOU Walk On The Water is only blaspheme to people who say they believe but cannot put their faith (in)to action. The Rolling Stones said they couldn't walk on water; by standing in water to their necks. This pose was supposed to be the original cover but whether they actually did jump into the cold water, they only know. Remember this was late 1965 or early 1966. It was probably all tongue-in-cheek. In fact it all happened during the recording of the song 19th Nervous Breakdown.

Review by: Unknown,    On 13 Feb 2000
Sister Morphine's COULD YOU WALK ON WATER is taken directly from the Stones own title which was canned by Decca due to the abstractness of the title itself. VGP's release had nothing whatsoever to do with the contents of the original recording. Nothing at all. I believe VGP was just copping the name to hopefully fool the overly excited. On the contrary, Sister Morphine's release has everything to do with the actual w-i-d-e stereo tracklisting of the original recordings.



Original info logs included in 'Old info folder'.


Chill out in your own way.
Enjoy this my friends.
Best wishes to all!
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