Hearing SWAY playes live for the first time. Columbus 2005!

Wembley Arena 1973.

Jobsworth(s) was/were getting heavy with a member of the audience.
The Stones stopped playing and Mick told the security to lay off and they walked out.

The Stones carried on and a GREAT time was had by all.
That's when the Stones were the Stones.

BTW, I know some "wit" will be tempted to ask something along the lines of "What are they called now?". Please don't bother.

Evenin' all.

Seeing the Stones at Wembley at the close of the Urban Jungle tour...great show, great tour...great live act.

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

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CNIB benefit show in Oshawa 1979

Have you ever seen the photos from Oshawa 79 taken by Brian Jeffey I've posted two months ago ?

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yes , great shots.

I grew up in a Melbourne suburb of Eltham and in Feb 1973 Stones did a press conference at Monsalvat, an artist/commune/hippie style residence. Living only 3/4 mins walk from Monsalvat i often wandered about freely as the people who lived there got to know myself and my friends, anyway on the said day a friend rang and said " guess what?" i ran like crazy, could not get into back entrance like normal as security guys stopped me, raced around to the front only to see the limousines driving through front gate on the way out ...that and there many Australian shows.

>> Pity you couldn't get it. No wonder. <<

mercy, SwayStones: i was agreeing with you! massive apologies if that is not okay

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Now that's what I call a jump .



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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mercy, SwayStones: i was agreeing with you! massive apologies if that is not okay

Don't worry with ssoul and no need to/for apologies,always the same misunderstanding due to different native langages.

In French I would write :" Quel magnifique cliché ,le photographe a su capter & capturer en même temps l'expression du visage ET la pose gracieuse du chanteur "
I really can't translate the sentense above .
Helter ,I need some help on that one .



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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Can you please tell us about he SLN rehersals? That sounds very cool! What was it like, and what happened?

Right place, right time...
Don't mean to be coy, Roy

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And about shooting Waiting On A Friend video,schillid, please! It is so interesting!(It`s my favourite clip)

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Thanks,schillid! Such interesting pictures! But, please, maybe just a little story? What the time it was and what the weather? How long it continued? Did you look from the beginning or the part of process? What was your impression of them there (if you do remember)? Was that all by the plan or some discussion along the action?
Only if you like to describe all this, of course))

During Sympathy for the Devil in Ottawa, 2005, Keith left the stage for a while. Then Charlie did. (No worries kiddies, they had the looped drumming going so few noticed). Then Keith came back, then Charlie came back, then Keith left again. There was no solo. Is that special enough?

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Stones shooting Waiting On A Friend video ( & shaking KR's hand ) 1981

Philly concert 1972

Philly concert 1969

Live Aid 1985

Voodoo Lounge press conference at pier in NYC 1994

Radio City Music Hall concert 2006

Mick SNL rehearsal 2001

Stones & Scorsese arrival at Ziegfel Theater in NYC for SAL premiere 2008

Keith Richards at NY Public Libary 2010

Keith with Eric Clapton and others (Hubert Sumlin Memorial Concert) 2012



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I witnessed a guy fall out of the mezzanine at the Pontiac Silverdome and die during a Rolling Stones concert on Dec. 2, 1997.

Dec 28 1992 Keith and the Winos at a Chicago TV studio for PBS and VH1.

22 Stones shows, plus 3 Keef/Winos, 1 Jagger and 1 Barbarians. Special moments include:

Nearly getting crushed trying to get into JFK Stadium in 1978

New Years Eve 1992 Keef/Winos at the Academy in NYC

Early 1993 Jagger at Webster Hall in NYC

Opening night at MSG in NYC 1998 (only live performances of Lowdown and How Can I Stop?)

The bomb threat show at Charlottesville, VA 2005

Entering a record store in 1982, when Still Life was played
(Going To A GoGo),bought the record etc.

Opening Night Voodoo Lounge Washington DC, Aug. 1st, 1994

Paris Olympia 2003


47 shows...and counting...Hyde Park - July 6 & 13

CNIB concert at Oshawa Ontario, 1979

Keith blew me a kiss during the Winos concert at Massey Hall, 1992

Being in the Shebeen with all of them at the SARS/Downsview concert;Keith was especially kind, 2003

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It's just that demon life that's got you in its sway

The show after the evening when Mick celebrated his 60th birthday. It was a great feeling to sing Happy birthday to him.

And of course the ABC&D concerts where Charlie singend me an LP and a CD were pretty special for me



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Urban Jungle tour at Wembley in June 1990 - I skipped my graduation events to go.

Halfway trhu Midnight Rambler, Keith leans against Mick and puts his hand on Mick's shoulder. Crowd cheers.

Also, may have been the next show, halfway thru Almost Hear You Sigh in a quiet part of the song there's a great noise from the crowd.... I think England had just missed a penalty against Germany in the football World Cup semi-finals. I remember the band looking at each other in reaction the the unexpected noise thinking "WTF is going on??!".

Playing con le mie lacrime in Milano

Tomcat

The first three Wembley shows were July 1990 and the first featured the cheering incident.

Ah yes, July.. you're right... in fact 9th July 1990 was my brother's 21st birthday and that was my gift to him, so you're right!

Berlin Kempinski hotel staff put my wife and I on the same floor as Keith and Charlie. Met Charlie with his escort in the hall dressed in suit before the show.

Next morning after show, Lisa Fisher sneaking out of the room next door to ours with high heel shoes in her hand. Found out later it was Keith's room.

In Hawaii for Bridges and found the Stones at the Oriental Grand hotel. Mick was in the salad bar line picking cherry tomatoes as I fell in behind him in line. Didn't say a word, just enjoyed the minute.

Nashville TN found Blondi in the hotel bar, got some great pictures of him and my wife together.

All Priceless>>>>

Tomcat

4/6/7 July. The 13/14 shows were postponed to August.

Perhaps funniest moment. 1981 Philadelphia PA. First show of the tour. The intro to Let It Bleed was a pure cacophony of "something's drastically wrong."
The only time I saw the Stones completely stop a song without just trying to correct whatever was wrong on the fly. A dead stop. Mick said something like, "Woody, Woody, Woody..." A brief inaudible consulatation between Mick Keith and Ron. Ron was close enough to a mic that you could hear him say something along the lines of, "I thought we rehearsed it in G!" The band busted up laughing and so did the very forgiving audience. They started again with everyone in the right key and the show went on. Rather amusing, especially since I was right in front of the stage and could see their facial expressions, laughing, smiling, etc.

Two:

1) Cleveland '78. Everybody was throwing shoes, etc at Mick on the tongue part of the stage. Someone threw an American Flag. Mick paused for a tick, picked it up and then danced around the stage, twirling it like a cheerleader's baton.

2) Dodger Stadium, November 2006. The concert had been postponed from an earlier date due to Mick illness. He more than made up for it by an outstanding performance.

Special moments are seeing them live and Double Door!

Meeting Bill Wyman after a Rhythm Kings' gig in Dublin; he had a chuckle to himself when I presented a cassette copy of the 'Monkey Grip' album, mused "Did I really look like that?"^

Meeting Mr. Ronnie Wood for a chat and photo outside the Shelbourne Hotel; was on the way home to get changed after work for the Stones fans' get together here the night before the Slane show - if it hadn't rained that afternoon I'd not have got a taxi, and wouldn't have beemn coming up Kildare street when there outside, having a smoke and on the phone, was Ronnie! Jumped out of the taxi, Woody posed for a photo even while on the phone I got to chat with him for a minute or two after that, just myself and himself. Another photo, an autograph on a 5 Euro note^! Brilliant.

I saw him again, said Hi, year or so later, just outside SPAR shop around the corner from Government Buildings

Up the front for the Glasgow and Dublin shows 2003, and of course, Ronnie's Drury Lane show in 2005 - magical!

The one and only performance of "Learning The Game" .
Austin 2006