CD Album - The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed - Abkco

CD Album

Artist:	The Rolling Stones
Title:	Let It Bleed
Label:	Abkco
Country:	Europe
Date:	Mar 1995
Catalogue:	844 473-2
Barcode:	042284447324
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	17 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	The Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	10.0 Rate
02	The Rolling Stones	Love In Vain	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
03	The Rolling Stones	Country Honk	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
04	The Rolling Stones	Live With Me	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
05	The Rolling Stones	Let It Bleed	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
06	The Rolling Stones	Midnight Rambler	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
07	The Rolling Stones	You Got The Silver	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
08	The Rolling Stones	Monkey Man	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate
09	The Rolling Stones	You Can't Always Get What You Want	Mick Jagger, Keith Richards	Rate

Notes

Remastered

Mick Jagger – Vocals (tracks 1-6, 8, 9), Harp (track 1, 6)
Keith Richards – Guitars (tracks 1, 2, 4-9), Vocals (track 1, 3, 7, 8), Acoustic Guitar (track 3), Bass (track 4)
Charlie Watts – Drums (tracks 1-8)
Bill Wyman – Bass (tracks 1, 2, 5-9), Autoharp (track 5), Vibes (track 8)
Mary Clayton – Vocals (track 1)
Jimmy Miller – Percussion (track 1), Tambourine (track 8), Drums (track 9)
Nicky Hopkins – Piano (tracks 1, 4, 7, 8), Organ (track 7)
Ry Cooder – Mandolin (track 2)
Nanette Newman – Vocals (track 3, 9)
Mick Taylor – Slide Guitar (track 3), Guitar (track 4)
Byron Berline – Fiddle (track 3)
Leon Russell – Piano, Horn Arrangements (track 4)
Bobby Keys – Tenor Sax (track 4)
Ian Stewart – Piano (track 5)
Brian Jones – Percussion (track 6), Autoharp (track 7)
Al Kooper – Piano, French Horn, Organ (track 9)
The London Bach Choir – Vocals (track 9)
Madelaine Bell – Vocals (track 9)
Doris Troy – Vocals (track 9)
Jack Nitzsche – Choral Arrangements (track 9)
Rocky Dijon – Percussion (track 9)

Chief Engineer: Glyn Johns
Assistant Engineers: Bruce Botnick, Jerry Hansen, George Chiantz
Cover & Liner Design: Robert Brownjohn
Photo: Don McAllester
Sleeve Design: Victor Kahn

All Selections Written by Mick Jagger & Keith Richards*
Produced by Jimmy Miller
Published by Abkco Music Inc. (BMI)
© 1986 Abkco Music and Records, Inc.

* track 2 has been credited to Robert Johnson on later issues (Trad. Arr. Jagger, Richards on earlier issues)

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Comments and Reviews


fixbutte 9th Apr 2014		Starting with the divine Gimme Shelter, Let It Bleed is my favorite regular album of the Rolling Stones, with only Beggar's Banquet coming near. As I had every Decca album of the Stones on vinyl, I had not purchased any of these when they were first issued on CD in 1986, which in Europe was handled by PolyGram (that meanwhile had acquired UK Decca) via the London label. As the specialists say, these early London discs, pressed in Germany, sounded great, like straight transfers from the tapes, whereas the early discs issued by Abkco in the USA in 1986 were mostly known to be "crap-tacular". When I finally bought this CD, however, Abkco had become the worldwide owner of the CD rights for the Stones albums. The German/French London discs (with "820" or "800" catalogue prefixes) had been forced out of print in 1995 and been replaced by the generally inferior Abkco discs (with an "844" prefix). Although this CD edition of Let It Bleed sounds pretty decent, it was apparently a downgrade from the earlier London issue, despite the "Digitally Remastered From Original Master Recordings" banner at the bottom of the cover. It would last until 2002 for Abkco to finally produce the definitive remasters of the Stones Decca albums.