Exciting Rolling Stones News!!! "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" 40th anniversary Coming in Nov.

As part of an official press release from Universal Music :

"We are very pleased to announce the reissue of the classic Rolling Stones hits collection “Jump Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones 1971-1993” internationally for 17th August 2009.

The album was originally released in 1993 and has now been re-mastered in line with the rest of the group’s post-1971 studio recordings.

This definitive collection gathers eighteen of the group’s classics from the seventies and eighties, such as the Transatlantic Top Ten hits Tumbling Dice, Fool To Cry, Emotional Rescue and the much-loved Start Me Up. It also includes the ultimate rock anthem Brown Sugar, the ballad Angie and the dance-flavoured Miss You, three US number one singles in wildly different styles, a testament to the band’s versatility, creativity and lasting appeal.


“JUMP BACK” KEY FEATURES:

Re-mastered in line with the rest of the group’s post-1971 studio recordings
gathers eighteen of the group’s classics from the seventies and eighties
Jump Back retains the original packaging of the 1993 edition and comes complete with a 12-page illustrated booklet featuring comments and observations by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards about the eighteen tracks included, offering fans a rare insight into the workings of the band
Jump Back will also be available digitally


FORTHCOMING “THE ROLLING STONES” RELEASES FOR 2009 (tbc):

3rd BATCH REMASTERS July 13th
5 more titles: Dirty Work / Steel Wheels / Voodoo Lounge / Bridges To Babylon / A Bigger Bang

THE ROLLING STONES LIVE AT THE MAX DVD September (tbc)
The ‘Live (At The Max)’ film follows performances from the spectacular Steel Wheels tour which has its 20th anniversary this year. Shot on the 'IMAX' in London, Berlin and Turin, this is a classic recording was filmed in 1990 on the European leg of their tour, capturing the Stones at their best. DVD will also feature a 35 minute tour documentary.

GET YER YA YA’S OUT 40th ANNIVERSARY EDITION November (tbc)
40th Anniversary special edition multi format release – including the entire concert for the first time ever (incl. support acts B.B. King + Ike & Tina Turner), 5 unreleased tracks as an extra EP and a DVD with never before seen footage & extras.

EXILE ON MAIN STREET 2010 tbc
As communicated earlier – now to be released early 2010 in multi formats as part of wider plans for this title."

 

Cool. Any Mick Taylor era Stones is welcome. Wonder what they will add to the Exile reissue.

 

This IMHO has been the best year for releases in...well, it's been a long time. Great news!

 

Does the complete Ya-Yas release mean that Sir Mick has finally had an attitude adjustment about his past?

Oh yeah, and will it be in a Digipak or a jewel case?

Any links to the original press release?

Cheers, Michael

 

Wow. Hard to believe we'd finally get that whole double album (King, Turner), but I'll be there!

 

Just bring on Exile . . .

 

Maybe they'll go all Neil Young on us and give this the blu-ray treatment.

Stevie

 

Awesome. But, isn't this album property of Abkco?

 

Dave nails it. Unless this is another joint venture between Klein & Mick, like Forty Licks? That could make sense if Universal owns the rights to Ike & Tina and B.B.'s stuff.

What songs from the Stones' '69 set didn't make Ya-Yas? Off the top of my head, I'm coming up with Under My Thumb/I'm Free and Prodigal Son, plus The Sun Is Shining and Brown Sugar from Altamont. Any other one-offs or set regulars I'm forgetting?

 

That the first thing I thought of when I saw this thread. If an agreement been worked between the Stones and Allen Klein this could be the start of something big.

 

Yeah. I mean it's not a big deal but I'm just curious.

 

ABKCO's distributors are Universal.
The Stones new label Polydor is also under Universal.

 

Interesting.

 

Sounds exciting, but what does "the entire concert" mean? The original album was culled from a number of different shows, with many tracks later overdubbed.

 

For us die hards, sounds like a deluxe type of thing... for those who are casual, the wording is to sell it... the semantics of selling. They won't advertise over-dubs and edits. I'm still excited, even with the over-dubs Ya Ya's is a great listen...

 

Any info on a vinyl release??

 

They were at the top of their game for Ya Ya's.

 

I agree, what does "entire concert" really mean? Parts of Ya Yas came from the Baltimore show, IIRC.

If this is a DVD, does that mean we get all of MSG '69 from the Maysles Brothers footage?

The typical 1969 setlist was:

1."Jumpin' Jack Flash"
2."Carol"
3."Sympathy for the Devil"
4."Stray Cat Blues"
5."Love in Vain"
6."Prodigal Son"
7."You Gotta Move"
8."Under My Thumb"
9."I'm Free"
10."Midnight Rambler"
11."Live With Me"
12."Little Queenie"
13."(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
14."Honky Tonk Women"
15."Street Fighting Man"

So the missing tracks from Ya Yas were:

Prodigal Son
You Got To Move
Under My Thumb
I'm Free
Satisfaction

 

You've Gotta Move (usually followed Prodigal Son)
Gimmie Shelter
Satisfaction

..off the top of my head.

 

Gimme Shelter was performed at a handful of shows in 1969, but was not performed in New York City, which is likely what the DVD in this new reissue will show.

The 1969 tour setlists are here:

http://www.frayed.org/stones/index.html

 

Nice! I've always wanted to hear 'Paint It Black, you DEVILS!" in higher resolution.

 

GET YER YA YA’S OUT 40th ANNIVERSARY EDITION November (tbc)
40th Anniversary special edition multi format release – including the entire concert for the first time ever (incl. support acts B.B. King + Ike & Tina Turner), 5 unreleased tracks as an extra EP and a DVD with never before seen footage & extras.


Maybe those 5 unreleased tracks on the EP will be the ones posted already:

So the missing tracks from Ya Yas were:

Prodigal Son
You Got To Move
Under My Thumb
I'm Free
Satisfaction

But the press release does NOT say if the full concert will be on CD, DVD, both, a mixture of the two, or... So we definitely need more exact info on this. Arnie

 

YESSSSSSSSSSSS!

 

Great news. I wonder what the multi-formats for Exile will be.

 

maybe it will be a full set of what they were doing on that tour. terry reid also opened on this tour. i wonder if his portion is around.