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The Rolling Stones Metamorphosis Mp3, Flac, Wma The Rolling Stones Metamorphosis mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Metamorphosis Country: Argentina Released: 1985 Style: Rock & Roll, Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1519 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1546 mb WMA version RAR size: 1236 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 273 Other Formats: AUD AA MIDI VQF APE DMF MPC Tracklist Hide Credits Out Of Time 1 Bass – Eric FordDrums – Andy WhiteGuitar – Jimmy Page, Joe 3:23 MorettiPiano – Reg GuestVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 4/27/66 @ Pye Studios Don't Lie To Me 2 Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Charlie WattsGuitar – Brian Jones , 2:02 Keith RichardsPiano – Ian StewartVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 5/12/64 @ Regent Sound Studios Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind 3 Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Charlie WattsGuitar – Brian Jones , 2:27 Keith RichardsPiano – Ian StewartVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 2/13/64 @ Regent Sound Studios Each And Every Day Of The Year Bass – Jimmy Page, John Paul JonesDrums – Andy WhiteGuitar 4 2:52 – Jim Sullivan, Jimmy Page, Joe Moretti, John McLaughlin, Keith RichardsVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 8/31/64 @ Regent Sound Studios Heart Of Stone 5 Drums – Clem CattiniGuitar – Jimmy Page, John 3:48 McLaughlinVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 7/21/64 @ Regent Sound Studios I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys 6 Drums – Andy WhiteGuitar – Joe Moretti, John McLaughlin, 2:13 Keith RichardsVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 2/20/65 @ Decca Studios (Walkin' Thru The) Sleepy City Bass – Jimmy Page, John Paul JonesDrums – Andy WhiteGuitar 7 2:52 – Jim Sullivan, Joe Moretti, John McLaughlin, Keith RichardsVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 8/31/64 @ Regent Sound Studios We're Wasting Time Bass – Jimmy Page, John Paul JonesDrums – Andy WhiteGuitar 8 2:44 – Jim Sullivan, Joe Moretti, John McLaughlin, Keith RichardsVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 8/31/64 @ Regent Sound Studios Try A Little Harder 9 2:20 Vocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 2/13/64 @ Regent Sound Studios I Don't Know Why 10 Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Charlie WattsGuitar – Keith 3:03 Richards, Mick TaylorPiano – Ian StewartVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 7/3/69 @ Olympic Sound Studios If You Let Me Autoharp – Brian Jones Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Charlie 11 3:19 WattsGuitar – Keith RichardsPiano – Ian StewartVocals – Mick Jagger Hollywood, CA 3/6-9/66 @ RCA Studios Jiving Sister Fanny Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Charlie WattsGuitar – Keith 12 3:25 Richards, Mick TaylorPiano – Nicky HopkinsVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 5/24/69 @ Olympic Sound Studios Downtown Suzie 13 Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Charlie WattsGuitar – Keith 3:53 Richards, Ry CooderVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 4/23/69 @ Olympic Sound Studios Family 14 Bass – Bill WymanDrums – Jimmy MillerGuitar – Keith 4:06 RichardsPiano – Nicky HopkinsVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 6/28/68 @ Olympic Sound Studios Memo From Turner 15 2:47 Guitar – Al KooperVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 11/17/68 @ Olympic Sound Studios I'm Going Down Bass – Mick TaylorDrums – Rocky DijonGuitar – Keith 16 2:53 Richards, Stephen StillsSaxophone – Bobby KeysVocals – Mick Jagger London, UK 7/14/70 @ Olympic Sound Studios Notes DSD (Direct Stream Digital) SBM (Sound-Bit Mapping) remaster. Made in Japan. © 2002 ABKCO Records Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 0 18771 90062 7 Barcode (String): 018771900627 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year SKL 5212, The Rolling Metamorphosis (LP, Decca, SKL 5212, UK 1975 SKL.5212 Stones Comp) Decca SKL.5212 LLN 7303-S The Rolling Metamorphosis (LP, London LLN 7303-S Brazil 1975 (SKL 5212) Stones Comp) Records (SKL 5212) SKL 5212 - 63 The Rolling Metamorphosis (LP, SKL 5212 - 63 Decca Spain 1981 99 160 Stones Comp) 99 160 The Rolling Metamorphosis (CD, 90062 ABKCO 90062 Brazil 2002 Stones Comp, RE, RM, DSD) 6.22277 AO, The Rolling Metamorphosis (LP, Decca, 6.22277 AO, Germany Unknown 6.22277 (AO) Stones Comp) Decca 6.22277 (AO) Related Music albums to Metamorphosis by The Rolling Stones Various - Rolling Stones : For Members Only : The Sidesteps Part 3 Mick Jagger - Solo Works, 1964-2007 Mick Jagger - The Very Best Of Mick Jagger Nicky Hopkins, Ry Cooder, Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts - Jamming With Edward The Rolling Stones - More Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies) The Rolling Stones - After-math The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request Mick Jagger / Luther Vandross - The Ruthless Sampler Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed Mick Jagger - Throwaway The Rolling Stones - December's Children (And Everybody's) The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed.
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