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Singles 1963-1965

Singles 1963-1965
  • List Price: $59.98
  • Buy New: $49.21
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  • Seller:thebookgrove
  • Sales Rank:103,808
  • Format:Box set, Limited Edition
  • Media:Audio CD
  • Discs:12
  • Shipping Weight (lbs):0.8
  • Dimensions (in):0 x 0 x 0
  • Release Date:May 4, 2004
  • UPC:018771121923
  • EAN:0018771121923
  • ASIN:B0001Z3U74
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Disc 1 Tracks
  • Come On
  • I Want to Be Loved
Disc 2 Tracks
  • I Wanna Be Your Man
  • Stoned
Disc 3 Tracks
  • Bye Bye Johnny
  • Money
  • You Better Move On
  • Poison Ivy
Disc 4 Tracks
  • Not Fade Away
  • Little by Little
Disc 5 Tracks
  • It's All Over Now
  • Good Times, Bad Times
Disc 6 Tracks
  • If You Need Me
  • Empty Heart
  • 2120 South Michigan Avenue
  • Confessin' the Blues
  • Around and Around
Disc 7 Tracks
  • Tell Me
  • I Just Want to Make Love to You
Disc 8 Tracks
  • Time Is on My Side
  • Congratulations
Disc 9 Tracks
  • Little Red Rooster
  • Off the Hook
Disc 10 Tracks
  • Heart of Stone
  • What a Shame
Disc 11 Tracks
  • The Last Time
  • Play with Fire
Disc 12 Tracks
  • We Want the Stones [Live]
  • Everybody Needs Somebody to Love [Live]
  • Pain in My Heart [Live]
  • Route 66 [Live]
  • I'm Moving On [Live]
  • I'm Alright [Live]


Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
The first in a series of three box-set collections, 1963-1965 pulls together the US and UK singles and EPs from the onset of the legendary band's recording career. The 12 discs are individually packaged in sleeves that feature original artwork. However, that also means listeners are required to either do a little CD-player-programming or switch discs every few minutes; the longest of the discs here is the six-track, UK-only Got Live if You Want It! EP, and nine of the discs are two-song singles. Those who want to settle in with the early Stones would be better advised to check out The London Years box set or the early albums. There are certainly more efficient ways to explore the Rolling Stones as they were moving over to the wrong side of the tracks and moving away from their more wholesome Brit Invasion counterparts. Completist fans, however, will get a charge out of the packaging and the approximation of the original listening experience. --Steven Stolder

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