I just read some reviews of the "lost" documentary Cocksucker blues over at imdb and heard one of the reviewers mention that the stones recorded a double album with stevie that was never released. Anyone know anything more about this.
[Edited 9/16/05 10:44am]

I want to believe

jacktheimprovident said:

Wha? I have Cocksucker Blues but there is no mention of this. They do show Stevie doing a few numbers with them onstage.

Stewie Wonder was opening 4 the Stones
& I read that they recorded 1 of the show & it was
supposed 2 B released as a livealbum but it was never released,
/peace Manki

DiamondGirl said:

it was a reviewer making an offhand comment about this, not that this was made reference to in the movie

lilgish said:

jacktheimprovident said:

Cocksucker Blues isn't "lost". It was just never officially released, although it is sometimes screened for the public. I saw it in London last December. It was great.

Some of the shows from the 1972 US tour were recorded for a live album, which would have included the duet they played with their support act - Stevie Wonder - a medley of "Uptight/Satisfaction". The album was meant to have accompanied the release of either of "Cocksucker Blues" or their in-concert film, "Ladies & Gentlemen The Rolling Stones", but it never actually got beyond the drawing board as they decided to release new material instead.