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  • Release Date: 08/18/2009
  • Original Release: 1993
  • Sales Rank: 15,661
  • Label: UMVD LABELS
  • UPC: 602527102092

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Jump Back: The Best of the Rolling Stones 1971-1993

1LISTENStart Me Up Sex~Bragging~Lust~Sexual Tension 3:34
2LISTENBrown Sugar 3:49
3LISTENHarlem Shuffle 3:24
4LISTENIt's Only Rock 'N Roll (But I Like It) 5:08
5LISTENMixed Emotions 4:00
6LISTENAngie 4:32
7LISTENTumbling Dice Gambling? 3:46
8LISTENFool to Cry 4:06
9LISTENRock And A Hard Place 4:11
10LISTENMiss You 3:36
11LISTENHot Stuff 3:29
12LISTENEmotional Rescue Pledging Love~Pleading~Seduction 5:40
13LISTENRespectable 3:07
14LISTENBeast of Burden 3:29
15LISTENWaiting On A Friend 4:35
16LISTENWild Horses 5:43
17LISTENBitch 3:37
18LISTENUndercover Of The Night 4:33

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Released in 1994 to coincide with the Stones' catalog moving to Virgin Records, as well as the accompanying remastering of their Rolling Stone Records catalog (1971's Sticky Fingers through 1989's Steel Wheels -- actually 1991's Flashpoint, which is the last Rolling Stones Records release, but isn't featured here), Jump Back supplants Rewind as the best single-disc overview of the Stones' '70s and '80s recordings. The nonchronological order at times is a little irritating -- bouncing between "Brown Sugar," "Harlem Shuffle," "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)," "Mixed Emotions," and "Angie" nearly causes whiplash -- but nearly all the big songs from this period are included. Yes, "She Was Hot" isn't here, along with a couple other singles that didn't catch hold, but this has everything that the casual follower could want, which makes up for the fact that it could have been sequenced better (that's what home programming and burners are for anyway). Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Jump Back: The Best of the Rolling Stones 1971-1993by Anonymous

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September 14, 2004: This compilation solidly covers the hits of the Rolling Stones from the 70's and 80's. Even though the tracks are not played chronologically, they still run in a smooth order. Opening with their ultiamate blockbuster hit, "Start Me Up", and closing with the suspensful, "Undercover of the Night". Now I must point out the negatives about this CD. Two of their hugest hits from this era, "She's So Cold" and "Shattered", are omitted. Why those were removed, I don't know. I don't even know why "She's So Cold", a song that gets a lot of air time on the radio, is not on any of the Stones' compilations. But still, fans would enjoy the songs on here well enough.

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Jump Back: The Best of the Rolling Stones 1971-1993by Anonymous

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August 24, 2004: Does anyone really need an additional compilation of the Rolling Stones? The only reason I bought it was in search of above-average sound quality. I am satisfied. I am too cheap to buy the import which has been available for several years. The sound quality is much better than the on the over-priced "Forty Licks". However, the sound quality is not as good as that of the hybrid SACD's from the 1960's. It was good to hear the voice of Mick, the young man on some of these tracks.

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