The high quality studio recordings stem from the 1960s with band founder member Brian Jones, through the 70s with guitarist Mick Taylor right through to recent era with Ronnie Wood. (TheSun)
But their release this week on pirate ‘bootleg’ CDs and availability on various Rolling Stones’ fan sites has baffled music experts as to how they were liberated.
It is thought the songs were being readied for a full label release - given the studio quality - and that hackers grabbed them or someone leaked it.
The Stones are currently signed to Polydor in the UK and Interscope in the US - both part of Universal.
It was made in spring 1974 during a jam session at the recording studio in Ronnie Wood’s famed former Richmond home, The Wick.
A few members of the Stones were present but Mick Jagger loved it so much that he not only used the song as the band’s next single but it also became the name of their forthcoming album.
When the single finally saw the light of day both Ronnie Wood and David Bowie’s parts had been erased To read the full article click here
