USED VINYL
The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You
$25.00
The record
Title: The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1981, Hard Rock, Blues Rock, Rock and Roll, London, England 10/26
Condition: New, sealed (LM) | Members: The Rolling Stones (N/A) | Producer: The Glimmer Twins
Cultural Facts:
- Built From the Vault: Tattoo You sounds like a unified album, but most of it was assembled from unfinished recordings stretching all the way back to 1972. Engineer Chris Kimsey dug through years of Stones tapes and helped turn forgotten tracks into a new album in time for the band's 1981 tour.
- “Start Me Up” Was Nearly Reggae: The Stones originally worked on “Start Me Up” as a reggae-style track during the Some Girls era. After many attempts, one straight-ahead rock take was rediscovered in the tapes and became one of the band's biggest late-career songs.
- Sonny Rollins Walked Into a Stones Record: Jazz giant Sonny Rollins added saxophone to “Slave” and “Waiting on a Friend.” His appearance gave the album an unusual direct link between the Rolling Stones and one of the most important improvisers in jazz history.
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