On January 17, 2003, a previously unreleased recording of John Lennon and Mick Jagger surfaced at an auction in London, generating great excitement.
This acetate disc, recorded in 1974, features Jagger performing the blues song “Too Many Cooks”, while Lennon accompanies on guitar.
The track, which had never been released, had been kept in obscurity because the two artists were under different record labels, complicating its release.
The revelation of this lost recording not only piqued the interest of music fans, but also ignited a debate about the rivalry and collaboration between two of rock's most iconic figures.
The auction promised to be a memorable event, attracting collectors and music lovers from around the world eager to acquire a piece of musical history.
The recording, which had remained hidden for decades, symbolizes the connection between two rock legends and their influence on contemporary music.
As the auction approached, anticipation grew, and many wondered what other secrets might be hidden in the vast archive of recordings by these artists.
The appearance of this lost track not only revived interest in their careers, but also reminded everyone of the magic that can happen when two great talents come together, even if it was only for a brief moment in time.