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It's hard to imagine the concern among parents and other educators when the Rolling Stones first raised their long-haired heads in 1963. The appearance and also the music of the youthful Stones come across as innocent all those years later. Hear a very young Jagger howling high when he Come On sings. This double CD collects recordings that the Rolling Stones recorded for the BBC between 1963 and… 1965. The versions do not differ much from the studio recordings of that time, because they were more or less recorded live at the time. Listening to On Air you can well imagine that many teenagers with red ears were glued to the radio. Songs like Satisfaction and Route 66 have lost none of their excitement. You can also clearly hear how much the Stones were indebted to their black, American examples in their early years. (PdK)more
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