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Rolling Stones - How Do You Hide Your Love (Captain Acid Remaster)

25th - 30th November & 6th - 21st December 1972: Kingston, Jamaica, Dynamic Sound Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound engineer: Andy Johns (with Carlton Lee). Additional musicians: Nicky Hopkins (p; first three weeks)/Billy Preston (keyb; last week)

28th May 1973 onwards: London, Island Recording Studios. Mixing and overdubbing for the album 'Goat's Head Soup' (partially without KR). Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound engineer: Andy Johns (with Howard Kilgour). Additional musicians: Nicky Hopkins, Billy Preston, Bobby Keys, Jim Horn, Rebop, Pascal, Ray Cooper, Jim Price, Nicky Harrison, Chuck Finley and Jimmy Miller












01 Dancing With Mr. D III
- early extended version

02 100 Years Ago II
- Nicky Hopkins on piano, Billy Preston on clavinet, Jimmy Miller on percussion; slightly longer differently mixed acetate-version

03 Angie 
- different mix of album version

04 Silver Train I
- Ian Stewart on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; early version without harmonica

05 Silver Train II 
- Ian Stewart on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; differently mixed acetate-version

06 Silver Train III
- Ian Stewart on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; different mix of album version 

07 Hide Your Love 
- Jimmy Miller on bass drum, Bobby Keys on sax, Rebop on congas; differently mixed (more guitar, less piano) acetate-version

08 Winter
- Nicky Hopkins on piano, strings arranged by Nicky Harrison; different mix of album version 

09 Tops 
- instrumental 

10 Waiting On A Friend I 
- Nicky Hopkins on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; "Waiting On My Friend" version

11 Criss Cross I 
- basic track, without sax

12 Criss Cross II
- first version with Bobby Keys on sax (in the outro) 

13 Criss Cross III
- with Bobby Keys on sax from early on 

14 Criss Cross IV
- edited version II  with more (Bobby Keys on) sax and vocal overdubs; used as soundtrack for the Japanese movie Metamorphoses
 
15 Fast Talking 
- Nicky Hopkins on piano

16 You Should Have Seen Her Ass 
-Nicky Hopkins on piano

17 Separately
- Nicky Hopkins on piano; Jimmy Miller on percussion; instrumental