rolling stones "we were falling in love" acetate
€
30
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35
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on the 29th september 1964 mick jagger and keith richards entered the regent sound studios in london,
and recorded "we were falling in love" along with "i'm relying on you".
a handful of laquers were cut from the sessions which were intended for demo purposes only.
"WE WERE FALLING IN LOVE" was given to the manager of mark wynter who was a good
friend of oldham's,and it also seemed the sort of song that would suit mark's style,although
he never recorded it.38 years later a dutch record dealer purchased a large selection of records
from a garage that was once owned by mark wynter.amongst the piles of acetates,the one-sided
laquer of "we were falling in love" was found. virtually unplayed,mildew however was covering over
half the playing surface.after careful cleaning it was digitally re-mastered onto that tape,and then
cut onto what you are holding now. there is some surface noise,but the overal sound is loud and clear.
many thanks to klaus wynen,for allowing the use of this track,which is a further piece of the fascinating rock jigsaw.
record is mint
sleeve is mint
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