Yesterday's Papers (instrumental) - details in description

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Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios in 1966.
Line up:
Brian Jones - vibraphone
Mick Jagger - percussion
Keith Richards - electric guitar, bass guitar & vocals
Jack Nitzsche - harpsichord
Bill Wyman - bass guitar
Charlie Watts - drums

[@userseleven5047]

Something was lost for ever without Brian. Different bands

[@johnlayton3456]

True. Sad.

[@calvinguile1315]

They were more experimental and prolific with Brian. Charlie said “ He gave us a flavor “ you can definitely notice it

[@Олег-в2н2ь]

Genius Brian! ❤

[@ricardocasaoliva8923]

Hermosa época!! Crecían musicalmente, y Brian Jones se tocaba todo, Genio!!!

[@benoitdenise9821]

BRIAN tu m'as fait vibrer aux son guitares harmonica et slim guitare ou sitar merci ✨

[@tomcarl8021]

That was great!!

[@moondogaudiojones1146]

So beautiful this was.

[@userseleven5047]

The music, the footage..just..WOW😢❤

[@Francisco54553]

What a positive melody ☺️

[@vincentboyce107]

Amazing.

[@yaelpalombo4093]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Vincent-db4st]

With Brian was very melodicl and little dark .. the stones never captured that sound again. With Taylor Keith became great riff player.. With Ronnie more like garage sounding band. Just my opinion but still great

[@eteline_music]

Yes, there's something that definitely reminds me of the Velvet Underground with his playing here, it has that nursery rhyme quality

[@HARALDEMANN]

@@eteline_musicHow? Brian did not play the guitar on this track.

[@adelsongoncalves3183]

Precisam ser mais justos com Brian Jones. Era i melhor Stone. Não teve BONS amigos. Keith foi morar com ele e o traiu . Dava beleza às músicas que a ele não creditavam.

[@ruffian2952]

Close your eyes and listen.

[@johntoet]

👋

[@leh3827]

I hear the xyloharmony. It was beautiful.

[@DerTeemeister]

What a pity that a lot of the sounds here, especially the cembalo and the vibraphon, has been buried in the much harder final mix. Besides that, Between the Buttons, much bashed when it came out and throughout the seventies and eighties, is one of the best baroque-pop albums made, ever.

[@thebrianjonesresource2]

Vibraphone x 2 with different mallets. 👍🎶

[@jumpingjaggerflash]

That's what Jagger said about the album. In his own words: “It’s a good record, but it was unfortunately rather spoiled. We recorded it in London on four-track machines. We bounced it back to do overdubs so many times, we lost the sound of a lot of it.”

[@juancho4685]

❤

[@arricammarques1955]

Probably filmed with Arriflex 16mm ST + Telephoto lens.

[@rokarolla]

Super-like. Jones can write. But where he excells is in an atmospheric cinematic context. Mick could have sung over this one, but it doesn't set up any bad boy vibe. Sounds aristocratic even. Yes Jones can write, but it's not suitable for ruffian vox.

[@thebrianjonesresource2]

This is an arrangement for Mick's Song 'Yesterday's Papers'.

[@ВасилийГаньшин-о8ф]

Брайан это человек- оркестр🎻🎺🎷. Чудо❤

[@elultimosonador3958]

in a way it is nice to hear it all without mick lol