I get all the papers every day but if I didn't I'd buy the Times for the free CD of Sympathy For The Devil.
From the TV footage the Jagger track was recorded in Olympic Studios Barnes (where I made many of my hits too).

I'd love to see the film again (it was shown on C4, I recall, in the mid-80s) but my rock-hard principles prevent me from placing any of my hard-earned in the odious Mr. Murdoch's pocket.

...And verily after the backlash of 1977, the Mail in 2006 shall forgive any thing said about those nasty punk persons and lo,they shall deliver a free Stranglers album for thineselves.

Nostradamus, page 897 ,about breakfast time.

Actually the film is absolutley marvellous as long as you remove all the quasi marxist tripe that unfortunately intercuts the recording scenes. Using my Studio software I now have a very interesting film showing the birth of one of the best Stones' songs ever. Keith playing the bass line while Bill shakes a sea-shell, Brian hidden away with a quiet guitar where he can't do any damage, and Mick almost explodes with passion as he sings while the rest 'woo-woo' on the other side of the baffle.