“Could You Walk On The Water?” was the title of an LP scheduled for release by the Stones on March 10, 1966. The front cover was to only have the heads of Rolling Stones sticking out of a water reservoir. Decca refused to issue that or any record with such a title.

Some of the cover artwork shots actually ended up on the US “Big Hits (High Tide & Green Grass)” with the Stones standing next to a California reservoir and not on the water itself! Most of the songs were eventually released on “Aftermath” which was released in the UK on April 15, 1966 and in the US with a slightly different track listing on July 1, 1966. Other songs were eventually issued in the States on the compilation LP “Flowers” released on July 14, 1967. Lookin’ Tired has never been officially released but it is a well known track from the underground LP “Bright Lights Big City”. It was recorded at RCA Studios in Hollywood on September 6, 1965.

There have been a couple of underground releases with this title as well:

Criss Cross Man (Save Me) 4:16/Waiting On "My" Friend 4:11/Tops 4:40/You Should Have Seen Her Ass 4:14/Fast Talking 6:23/Slow Down And Stop 3:04/Wind Call 3:27/Shame Shame Shame 2:44/Act Together 4:08/I Got A Letter 4:27/English Rose 1:08/Man Eating Woman 3:04/Brown Leaves 1:50/Light Up 4:45/Guess I Should Know 4:06/It's Cold Down There 3:31

Cool rare tracks, but clearly no relation to the original album concept.

The Sister Morphine label also released the track sequence in a "Stereo Stones” compilation with this title as well (The "the" in the title is debatable at this point in time):