Dick & Dee Dee (1964) "Blue
Turns to Grey"/"Some Things Just Stick In
Your Mind"; all original Stones on both tracks.
Released: Warner/1965/ 7". Track 1 is on The Best of Dick &
Dee Dee
Nico (1965) "I'm Not Saying"--Brian
on guitar and backing vocals.
Released: The Last Mile/7" (Immediate) Also on Immediate Singles
Collection Vol. 1 (cd)
Beatles (1966) "Yellow Submarine"--Brian
on percussion (chinking
glasses),backing vocals on last chorus.
Released: "Eleanor Rigby"/7" b-side. Revolver (lp 1966),cd. Also
released on
Yellow Submarine soundtrack lp (1969),cd . Parlaphone and Capitol
labels.
Alternate version on "Real Love", cd (1996).
Beatles (1967) "You Know My Name(Look
Up the Number)". Brian on alto
sax.
Released: "Let It Be" 7" (b-side)(Apple label 1970). Also
included on Past
Masters Vol. 2, cd, EMI 1988; Anthology 2,cd, 1996 (this version
includes
more saxophone)
Mike McGear (1968) "What Do We
Really Know?" Brian on sax.
Released: "McGear" lp (Warner Bros.- 1974); cd (Ryko)
Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at
Joujouka (1968), lp. Brian produced,
engineered, edited, did the artwork, flute and hand clapping.
Released: as lp on Rolling Stones Records: 1971 & on cd by Point
Music,
1995. On reissue, the spelling was changed to Jajouka. Promo releases
contain remixes of originals and deluxe cd package has bonus disc
with 2
remixes based on originals.
A Degree of Murder (Mord und Totschlag),
Sept. 2, 1966. Movie soundtrack
recorded at IBC Studios, London. All music composed, arranged and
produced by Brian. Recorded for Cannes Film Festival-April 24-May
11,
1967. Style of music includes: bluegrass, R&B, jugband,country,
rock.
To my knowledge this record is no longer available. There is a terrible
sounding bootleg of the soundtrack available and there was a much
better one
which was a limited edition and to the best of my knowledge, is
sold out.
True Voices, Demon Records Ltd,
1990, Brentford, England. Rights owned by Donovan Music Ltd./Warner-Chappel
Music Ltd./Peer International Corp.
This cd contains a poem/song written by Brian Jones called "Thank
You For Being There". Brian wrote the words but never had the
chance to put music to it; it was adapted to music by Carla Olson