I always thought that Don't Look Back from 1978 was not the band but Jagger with Peter Tosh's band who opened for them.
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They sure did it wi Satisfaction in UK 1971 with the Otis Redding version, and also the rare one-off altered version of It's All Over Now from 15 Jan 67.
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Bobby Keys recalled this having been played and having fallen apart as recounted in his book, Every Night's A Saturday Night. I know that no recordings are circulating as to this, though some are known to exist. However, has anyone dug up any articles or other recounts of the gig and this song having been played? Many say this occurred at Newcastle, and Keys has never been known for his ac
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Agreed that Hound Dog, Sure the One You Need, & Who Do You Love are 2-offs. Don't Look Back was only done by the whole band at Aragon 2002 to my knowledge.
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Slow Death by the Flamin Groovies has always come to mind.
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Of course, one of the one-off covers over the years like Bob Wills is Still King Learning the Game Sun Is Shining Sure the One You Need I'm Yours, She's Mine Wichita Lineman Don't Look Back Hound Dog Stop Breaking Down 6 Days on the Road Who Do You Love? Boogie Chillen
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Paris Olympia 2003 - Hand of Fate. Period. Band of Sh!t!
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Goin Down (down down down down down down down down) has gotta be some kinda hot nuts with Gary on board!!! SOOOO happy they revisited him, because he's every bit as good as anyone else they have played with. Now, WHEN are they going back to Chuck and Around & Around?
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stonehearted - Wish I could be there - enjoy for us deep South guys! Gary Clark is REALLY amazing!
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stonehearted - You forgot "Take the A-Train"!!!!!!! HA! HA!
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Where's the phattie haze? "Shaw-kah!" "Wikked shaw-kahhhh!"
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QuoteNoCode0680 The Stones are the only band I've ever seen that wore their own gear. But that was in the early days, and band shirts were apparently somewhat new, so I don't think it was probably considered lame back then like it would be now. This one always cracks me up. Not because Taylor is wearing a Stones shirt, but because the tank top and eyeliner don't particularly suit him. Pla
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This track has ALWAYS cooked!
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Led Zeppelin were an incredible band, period. Were they better than the Stones? The Beatles? The Floyd? Who knows, but they did nothing but kick ass all over the world for 12 years and then their legacy has kicked ass for the 33 years thereafter. Presence has always been (IMHO) their finest moment with Achilles Last Stand and Hots on for Nowhere being among their finest hours, but there are
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Rocks Off As much as I like JJF, GS, CYHMK, HTW, SFM, and so many others, on Rocks Off, the band was never better and it has all things that make the Rolling Stones the Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the World. Never better..
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Yeah!
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Stones never did a gig as the "Green Shoed ........." around 78.
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Quoterob51 The Black Key's are no great new blues band, period! Listen to the old masters such as Elmore or Jimmy Reed and that's about all you need to know about real blues. WOW! Like WOW!
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Interesting thread! Never saw it originally, and I love speculative stuff like this. I actually thought about this topic once upon a long ago, and while I did not get specific as to any order of songs, I did think that the following would have been in a set by the 1969 Beatles: Back in the USSR (opener!) Revolution (David Frost version) Hey Jude (encore for certain) All You Need is Love
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.......................... (*brilliant*) ..........................
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1. Satisfaction put the Stones on the map worldwide, and its impact is still being felt to this day. Its wake still pervades........ 2. That said, Stanley Booth once told me that he thought that Let It Bleed was a defining rekkid of the 60s with its 2 signposts, Gimme Shelter and YCAGWYW being bookends which most clearly defined the cultural temperature of the end of the 1960s...... 3. On
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Quotejamesfdouglas It depends on the song. It's Only Rock and Roll and Miss You - I don't care to ever hear those live again, and Honkey Tonk Women has lost a lot of it's spark in the Vegas Years, same with Jumpin Jack Flash, which for me has NEVER sounded as good live as the studio recording - ever. Sympathy - when they stop using fake sampled drums I just might care about it again. For m
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My thoughts on best singles since Start Me Up: Rough Justice One Hit to the Body Doom & Gloom/One More Shot Highwire and (I suppose) Plundered My Soul
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nFW the majority voted Dead Flowers over Around & Around or Let It Bleed. BS!
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Dead Flowers....... Whoopie! Yay! Predicted!
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I have a promo 45 of Keep It Down on RSO, which I think is one of his best rockers.
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This is an old, old, old, old thread I found in archives. Given ticket prices, ready made "collectible" prices, and pay per view prices, seems like this would be interesting to hear some of y'all answer now, particularly those of you who fly all over the world to see all these gigs. So, just how much $ do you spend on the Stones per year?
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These are amazing glimpses into another era where this world was a very different place....... Thank you for sharing!
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Quoteblack n blue Quotenomis Yes. And if they want to do something from VL, I Go Wild would be appreciated. You got me rocking just doesn't do it live, in my opinion. Sorry, but YGMR runs rings around IGW and every other track on VL, which, incidentally, might just be why the Stones have played it on every tour since, while IGW, Sparks, and others are faded memories. bash all you want, but
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It is hard to understand how some people here in this e-community are so delirious as to the Stones having any "pride" or concern as to whether their new material in on an artistic par with Exile or Bleed. Face it, the Stones ceased to be a creative artistic force decades (that's right!) DECADES ago. Sure, they still pump out good (Doom & Gloom and One More Shot) and occasionally
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