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It is now over 50 years since the world lost one of its true great rock stars. Brain Jones was the driving force behind the formation and growth of the Rolling Stones. It was Brian's talent as multi-instrumentalist in the studio and as a rock-solid performer on-stage which shaped the sound of the Rolling Stones and helped propel the band to greatness. Brain Jones made such an impact on the sound of the Rolling Stones he has lent his name to an era in the history of the band. 

This powerful 50th Anniversary Anthology celebrates the wonderful period of unrivalled Rolling Stones creativity of the Stones in the studio, on the road and on the airwaves. The years from 1963 to 1968 were the halcyon years of the Stones and the name of Brian Jones will forever be associated with that brilliant legacy. 

This Deluxe Collector’s Edition includes:

• A2 Fold-Out Rolling Stones Poster

• Rolling Stones - The Inside Story of the Brian Jones Era

• Rolling Stones - The Brian Jones Era - Full Length E-Book

• Rolling Stones - Documentary Film

Track Listing:

DISC 1

Side A

Not Fade Away 2. I Just Wanna Make Love To You 3. I’m Moving On Paint It Black 5. Lady Jane

Track 1 - Regent Street 10th January 1964; Tracks 2 & 3 - Joe Loss Show 10th April 1964; Tracks 4 & 5 Ed Sullivan Show - 11th September 1966

Side B

19th Nervous Breakdown Get Off Of My Cloud The Last Time Everybody Needs Somebody To Love Little Red Rooster

All Tracks - Paris 18th April 1965

Side C

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction Time Is On My Side Ruby Tuesday Let’s Spend The Night Together As Time Goes By

Track 1 - Ed Sullivan 13th February 1966; Track 2 - Ed Sullivan 25th October 1965; Tracks 3 & 4 - Ed Sullivan 15th January 1967; Track 5 - De Lane Lea - 11th March 1964

Side D

It’s All Over Now If You Need Me Carol Mona Under My Thumb
Tracks 1-4 - Joe Loss Show 17th July 1964; Track 5 - Ready, Steady Goes Live! 27th May 1965