Rolling Stones/Emotional Rescue Sessions

Covers session sound sources for the Stones’ album “EMOTIONAL RESCUE”. “Emotional Rescue” was released on July 26, 1980, and reached number one on the American hit chart just two weeks after its release. “Dance (Part 1)” is a rock song with a disco feel that follows “Miss You”, and “Emotional Rescue” is said to have been composed mainly by Mick on electric piano, an earthy pseudo-reggae song that sounds like something the Stones would do. Contains songs such as Send It to Me and Down in the Hole, which is cool and cool with Sugar Blue’s guest appearance on the harp. DISC ONE 01. Dance 02. Summer Romance #1 03. Summer Romance #2 04. Send It To Me 05. Let Me Go 06. Indian Girl #1 07. Indian Girl #2 08. Indian Girl #3 09. Where The Boys Go 10. Down in the Hole 11. Emotional Rescue #1 12. Emotional Rescue #2 13. She’s So Cold 14. Let’s Go Steady #1 15. Let’s Go Steady #2 16. We Had It All #1 17. We Had It All #2 DISC TWO 01. If I Was A Dancer (Dance Pt. 2) 02. Claudine #1 03. Claudine #2 04. No Use In Crying #1 05. No Use In Crying #2 06. No Use In Crying #3 07. Lonely At The Top 08. Dancing Girls 09. Gangster’s Maul 10. Munich Hilton 11. Sweet Home Chicago 12. What’s The Matter 13. Neighbours 14. High School Girl 15. I Think I’m Going Mad # 1 16. I Think I’m Going Mad #2 DISC THREE 01. Dance #1 02. Dance #2 03. Dance #3 04. Summer Romance #1 05. Summer Romance #2 06. Summer Romance #3 07. Summer Romance #4 08. Summer Romance #5 09. We Had It All #1 10. We Had It All #2 11. Where The Boys Go 12. Jah Is Not Dead 13. It Won’t Be Wrong