ROLLING STONES

ROLLING STONES, LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER. DVD.
Film-concert in US del 1981, dal tour mondiale che passò da noi nel 1982, quando l'Italia vinse i mondiali di calcio.

1 Under My Thumb
2 Let's Spend The Night Together
3 Shattered
4 Neighbours
5 Black Limousine
6 Just My Imagination
7 Twenty Flight Rock
8 Let Me Go
9 Time Is On My Side
10 Beast Of Burden
11 Waiting On A Friend
12 Going TO GO-Go
13 You Can't Always Get What You Want
14 Little T&A
15 Tumbling Dice
16 She's So Cold
17 All Down The Line
18 Hang Fire
19 Miss You
20 Let it bleed
21 Start Me Up
22 Honky Tonk Women
23 Brown Sugar
24 Jumpin' Jack Flash
25 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

ROLLING STONES, AFTERMATH. TAB.

SERIES: Classic Album Editions
CATEGORY: Guitar Personality
VERSION: Authentic Guitar TAB
FORMAT: Book
The Classic Album Edition series to include the Rolling Stones' Aftermath.
Their first record of all-original material, Aftermath includes the Rolling Stones' classic hit songs "Under My Thumb" and "Paint it Black." This authentic guitar TAB edition provides all of the guitar parts as they were recorded.

Includes the Following Selection:
Title Composer

DONCHA BOTHER ME - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
FLIGHT 505 - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
GOING HOME - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
HIGH AND DRY - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
I AM WAITING - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
IT'S NOT EASY - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
LADY JANE - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
PAINT IT, BLACK - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
STUPID GIRL - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
THINK - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH
UNDER MY THUMB - JAGGER, MICK/RICHARDS, KEITH

ROLLING STONES, HOT ROCKS 1964-1971. BASS TAB.

CATEGORY: Bass Guitar Personality
VERSION: Authentic Bass TAB
FORMAT: Book

Hot Rocks was the first, and, four decades later, remains the most significant Rolling Stones compilation ever released. It is The Rolling Stones' biggest-selling album more than 12 million copies! This book features all 21 tracks from this landmark recording--fully transcribed for bass! Hot Rocks' traces the development of the songwriting team of Jagger and Richards. The album begins with the early cover recording of "Time Is on My Side" and then proceeds chronologically through most of the band's biggest hits from its first decade. Titles: 19th Nervous Breakdown * As Tears Go By * Brown Sugar * Get Off of My Cloud * Gimme Shelter * Heart of Stone * Honky Tonk Women * (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction * Jumpin' Jack Flash * Let's Spend the Night Together * Midnight Rambler * Mother's Little Helper * Paint It, Black * Play With Fire * Ruby Tuesday * Street Fighting Man * Sympathy For The Devil * Time Is On My Side * Under My Thumb * Wild Horses * You Can't Always Get What You Want.

ROLLING STONES, ULTIMATE GUITAR PLAY-ALONG. CD TABLATURE

Rolling Stones
Item: 00-33598
UPC: 038081374017
ISBN 10: 0739063685
ISBN 13: 9780739063682
Series: Ultimate Play-Along
Category: Guitar Method or Supplement
Format: Book & CD
Instrument: Guitar
Version: Authentic Guitar TAB
Music Transcribed: Dan Begelman, Jack Allen, Aaron Stang 

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction. 

After a disappointing gig that ended with the police stopping the show, Keith Richards awoke in his room at the Jack Tar Harrison Hotel in Clearwater, Florida, with an insistent three-note riff and the words "I can't get no satisfaction" rolling around in his head. Fortunately, Richards committed these thoughts to tape and they were fleshed out the following day with his bandmate, Mick Jagger. The song was recorded at RCA Studios in Hollywood, California, on May 12, 1965, with Keith playing his dream-inspired riff on an electric guitar through a Maestro FZ-1 fuzz pedal. It was Richards's intent to replace the guitar riff with a horn section, but, before that could happen, "Satisfaction" was released as a single and the song raced up the charts. In the succeeding four and a half decades, with its now immortal rift "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" has become an indictment on commercialism, a cross-generational anthem, a guaranteed show closer at any Stones concert and a bona fide cultural icon. Note: In the original recording, listen for the telltale click of the footswitch as the fuzz effect is engaged at 0:35 and 2:35.

Jumpin' Jack Flash. Like "Satisfaction," the origins of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" can be traced to the dreamy half-awake state of its creators. After a very late night at Keith Richards's country house, Mick Jagger was startled by the sound of Keith's gardener working outside the window. When Jagger asked about the noise, Richards replied, "Oh, that's jumpin' Jack Dyer." Recorded at Olympic Studio in London in the spring of 1968, the song features a unique guitar tone that Keith Richards has revealed to be a Gibson Hummingbird acoustic in open Etuning played into a small Philips cassette recorder. The guitar was very close to the recorder's onboard microphone and deliberately overloaded the input producing an overdriven sound. This effect was also used on "Street Fighting Man" from the same sessions. Note: As mentioned, the guitars on the original studio recording of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" are in open Etuning (as transcribed in this book), shown in Fig. 1, below. However, in December 1968, both Keith Richards and Brian Jones performed the song in standard tuning for The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus concert film. At this show, the main riff of the song was played at the 2nd fret, as in Fig. 2. By July 1969, Keith Richards had begun performing the song in open G tuning with a capo on the 4th fret shown in Fig. 3. He continues to use this method to this day. Fig. 3 also shows the second guitar in standard tuning, playing the riff at the 7th fret.

Eight classic Stones songs with full TAB. The CD contains a complete version of each song and a play-along version without guitar. Plus, the CD contains embedded software that allows you to access the full-performance version, or to selectively mute Guitar 1, Guitar 2, or both. Plus you can easily loop sections, slow tracks without changing pitch and even change key. Matching bass and drum editions available! Titles:

1971 - Brown Sugar - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1969 - Gimme Shelter - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1969 - Honky Tonk Women - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1968 - Jumpin' Jack Flash - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1969 - Let it Bleed - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1966 - Paint it, Black - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1965 - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

1969 - You Can’t Always Get What You Want - Music & words: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

ROLLING STONES, ULTIMATE BASS PLAY-ALONG. CD TABLATURE
Play Along with 8 Great-Sounding Tracks

Series: Ultimate Play-Along
Category: Bass Guitar Method or Supplement
Format: Book & CD
Instrument: Bass Guitar
Version: Authentic Bass TAB

About the TNT Changer

Use the TNT software to change keys, loop playback, and mute tracks for play-along. For complete
instructions, see the TnT ReadMe.pdf file on your enhanced CDs.

Windows users: insert a CD into your computer, double-click on My Computer, right-click on your
CD drive icon, and select Explore to locate the file.

Mac users: insert a CD into your computer and double-click on the CD icon on your desktop to
locate the file.

Music transcribed by Dan Begelman.
Recording produced by:
Lee Levin and Dan Warner, engineers
Dan Warner, guitars and bass
Lee Levin, drums and percussion
Doug Emery, keyboards
Richard Bravo, congas/guiro
John Michalak, sax
Randy Singer, harmonica
Cover photograph by Ethan Russell.

In Association with ABKCO Music, Inc. New York
Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc. 

BOOK & PLAY-ALONG Cds WITH TNT TONE 'N' TEMPO CHANGER

Alfred's Ultimate Play-Along series gives you everything you need to jam with your favorite songs. This book includes authentic TAB transcriptions, music notation, lyrics, and chords to eight Rolling Stones classics.

There are two versions of every song on the included CDs: a full-performance sound-alike recording, and a professional accompaniment track without bass so you can play along. When you use the CDs in your Mac or Windows-based computer, the TNT (Tone 'N' Tempo) Changer lets you easily loop sections for practice, change the key, slow tracks down or speed them up without changing the pitch, and switch back and forth between the full-performance and play-along tracks.

Let It Bleed

Grounded firmly in roots country-blues, "Let It Bleed" features Keith Richards's stinging slide work and the honky tonk piano of Ian Stewart. The song is a simply stated testament to friendship amid the ruins of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll. This song features a foundational bass part comprised of roots, 5ths, and octaves with little superfluous embellishment.

Brown Sugar

With its compellingly catchy guitar riff, pounding tom-toms, yakety sax solo, clanging cowbell, tinkly piano, lyrics about forbidden interracial sex, and a razor-sharp hook ("Yeah, yeah, yeah, whoo!"), "Brown Sugar" may be the quintessential rock 'n' roll song. The song was recorded in December 1969 and, surprisingly, languished in the can for more than a year before being released. It quickly rose to the top of the charts. The throbbing eighth-note rhythm of the bass perfectly complements the song's jungle tom-tom beat.

Gimme Shelter

Perhaps the Stones' vision of the apocalypse in the turmoil-filled years of 1968 and '69, "Gimme Shelter" struck a resonant chord. The mood is ominously established with the tremolo-drenched rhythm figure performed by Keith Richards in open E tuning. The bass prowls the bottom of this spooky morass in a low rumble that is ultimately felt more than heard (much like the song's lyrics). This recording is notable for the prominence of Merry Clayton's vocals.

You Can't Always Get What You Want

Imagine how startling it was in 1969 for fans of the "World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band" to drop the needle on their latest release only to be greeted by the mass sound of the London Bach Choir. But have no fear: after the first chorus, Keith Richards's chimey acoustic guitar vamps between the I and IV chords, quickly leading the listener back to more familiar territory. The song is The Rolling Stones' epic about disillusionment and pragmatism at the end of the '60s. To convey this grand vision, the band supplemented their ranks with session ace AI Kooper on French horn, piano, and organ; Madeline Bell, Doris Troy, and Nanette Workman on vocals; and producer Jimmy Miller on the drums. Keith Richards did double duty, playing both acoustic guitar and the electric guitar licks, in standard tuning. Bill Wyman must have been listening to James Jamerson's work on countless Motown records because this R&B-influenced line is probably the funkiest bass part on any Stones record from the '60s. His bassline is similar to Jamerson's part in Gladys Knight and the Pips' original recording of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine"-and that's a good thing, indeed!

Paint It, Black

Temporarily forsaking their blues roots, The Rolling Stones followed the mid-'60s trend of looking to the East with this driving quasi-Indian dirge. Multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones made his contribution to raga rock by adding the distinctive sitar part to this track. Propelling the groove, Bill Wyman played the pumping bass line by laying on the studio floor, hitting organ bass pedals with his fists, and then doubling that part on the bass guitar. Note: The original recording was subject to tape speed manipulation and the sounding key is in the crack between E minor and F minor. Video evidence of Keith Richards with a capo at the 2nd fret indicates the original key was E minor.

Eight classic Stones songs with full bass TAB. The CD contains a complete version and a play-along version (without bass) of each song. Embedded software allows you to slow down, loop, and even transpose keys on your computer. Matching guitar and drum editions are available! Titles:

Brown Sugar
Gimme Shelter
Honky Tonk Women
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Let it Bleed
Paint it, Black
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
You Can't Always Get What You Want