The Rolling Stones - Goodnight America
Live at Rich Stadium, Buffalo, New York, August 8, 1975
Label: VGP-239
MP3-256



101 Honky Tonk Women
102 All Down The Line
103 If You Can't Rock Me -- Get Off Of My Cloud
104 Star Star
105 Gimme Shelter
106 Ain't Too Proud To Beg
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107 You Gotta Move
108 You Can't Always Get What You Want
109 Happy
110 Tumbling Dice
111 It's Only Rock 'bn Roll
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201 Fingerprint File
202 Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa
203 Wild Horses
204 That's Life
205 Outa Space
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206 Brown Sugar
207 Midnight Rambler
208 Rip This Joint
209 Street Fighting Man
210 Jumping Jack Flash
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edmund

Another one to add to 1975, many thx

Thanks for posting this.

Thanks as always, Edmund. Amazing posts.

awesome thank you

Thanks Edmund!

Thanks for posting this edmund. I have wanted to hear this one for ages ever since I read somewhere that Mick seemed to be more ready for the after show party than the show itself.

I haven't listened to it all the way through yet but did notice that the first bit of YCAGWYW was missing. I edited in the beginning from the Jacksonville show (2.8.75) - thanks to the original poster - for my copy and thought I would share it with anyone who would prefer a 'complete' version of the song.

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Thanks edmund!

I was at this show...and Mick came on *wasted*. Slurring words...forgetting them. He seemed to get better as the show went on, and it got dark, but oh man. He was pretty rough to start.

I live near the stadium that this show was played at. Apparently the Stones spent the day at a small restaurant near the stadium, taking the place over with their entourage, and partying the day away till near showtime, avoiding the massive crowd in and around the stadium - a lot of people hung outside, just to hear the show.

The restaurant was called the Seven Corners Inn (it closed 2 years ago). They had a picture of Mick and the boys in the bar.

I was 15 at the time and going to the show was not an option. The openers were the Outlaws and Bobby Womack. Apparently there was a huge delay between Bobby Womack and the Stones as they waited for it to get closer to dark. My older brother was at the show, and said how he was ready to put in earplugs while waiting for the Stones, as the sound system kept playing the soundtrack to 'The Wiz' over and over.

It sounded like Mick, and the rest of the band, were wasted, but pulled it together.

In 1975 Buffalo got two shows, now we can't get one!

Thank you Edmund. I was also at this show. It's really nice to have this as a memory.

Edmund,

Is it possible to share this in MegaUpload or GigaSize?

Would be great,

Thanks,

Urban Wheel

'Doo doo doo Heartbreaker'

buffalo7478 Wrote:
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> I live near the stadium that this show was played
> at. Apparently the Stones spent the day at a
> small restaurant near the stadium, taking the
> place over with their entourage, and partying the
> day away till near showtime, avoiding the massive
> crowd in and around the stadium - a lot of people
> hung outside, just to hear the show.
>
> The restaurant was called the Seven Corners Inn
> (it closed 2 years ago). They had a picture of
> Mick and the boys in the bar.
>
> I was 15 at the time and going to the show was not
> an option. The openers were the Outlaws and Bobby
> Womack. Apparently there was a huge delay between
> Bobby Womack and the Stones as they waited for it
> to get closer to dark. My older brother was at the
> show, and said how he was ready to put in earplugs
> while waiting for the Stones, as the sound system
> kept playing the soundtrack to 'The Wiz' over and
> over.
>
> It sounded like Mick, and the rest of the band,
> were wasted, but pulled it together.
>
> In 1975 Buffalo got two shows, now we can't get
> one!

I was in the same boat for this one as well. My brother went but my mom wouldn't let me go. Of course the Stones had a very bad reputation back then. Lots of arrests outside. Interesting I didn't know that they hung out at 7 corners that day. I remember reading that they liked playing here and hanging out.

bnewbury Wrote:
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> I was at this show...and Mick came on *wasted*.
> Slurring words...forgetting them. He seemed to get
> better as the show went on, and it got dark, but
> oh man. He was pretty rough to start.

Bob, I always thought Mick was on heroin for this show. He sounded so out of it.

i too would love to have a cd of this show, if someone would be kind to send me a copy. (i'd reimburse for expenses, of course.) thanks
i'm at teafoe3d@aol.com