8/18/1967 THE ROLLING STONES RELEASED THE SINGLE WE LOVE YOU/DANDELION скачать в хорошем качестве

8/18/1967 THE ROLLING STONES RELEASED THE SINGLE WE LOVE YOU/DANDELION

On August 18, 1967, The Rolling Stones released the single We Love You, which contained the song Dandelion on its b-side. We Love You, Baffingly described as an artistic nadir by biographer Phillip Norman We Love You was the odd man out in this run of sixties singles. But its the only failure was only a commercial level. Ostensibly a thank you to the fans who'd supported the Rolling Stones though their drug trials earlier that year. It was one of the most extraordinary pieces of music ever committed to 45 the opening walk to the prison cell introduced a rare slice of veracityvinto the pop medium, before wittily cutting to Nicky Hopkins Keystone Cops piano. From there on, the mood of nervous desperation descended further into chaos. Lennon and McCartney helped out on the backing vocals, Jagger's voice veered between fear and bullishness in roughly equal amounts. But the chief orchestrator was Brian Jones, whose Mellotron and Arabic horn arrangements lent the song an otherwordly glow The song's lyrics are apparently a parody of The Beatles' "All You Need Is Love" (which Lennon, in his famous 1970 Rolling Stone interview, insisted was). Studio engineer George Chkiantz said that despite there being a delay between the note strike and the sound coming out of the Mellotron, Brian Jones managed to get "a strong rhythmic thump" for that record. The single was included on the UK version of Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) (1969), although the B-side "Dandelion" is present on both versions), and does not appear on the current version of that album. However, it was released on a few subsequent compilations: More Hot Rocks (1972), Rolled Gold: The Very Best of Rolling Stones (1975), Singles Collection: The London Years (1989), and on the 50 and 80 song editions of GRRR. ! (2012). The promotional video for this single, where the Oscar Wilde trial for indecency in 1895 is revived, associating it with the band's recent legal problems. In the video appear Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Marianne Faithfull, who play the roles of Wilde, the Marquess of Queensberry and Lord Alfred Douglas respectively. Guitarist Brian Jones appears in the video under the influence of drugs. Dandelion dated from the Between The Buttoms sessions several monts earlier a was a considerably less fraught psych-pop performance with some distinctly pre-floydian harmonies Richard and his girlfriend Anita Pallemberg later named their second child after the song, though she now prefers to be called Angela On the original 45, both sides contained brief reprises, which haved been kept on the Singles Collettion Box for true stereo version, Both "We Love You" as "Dandelion" are the last songs produced by the band's manager Andrew Loog Oldham.