Does anyone have a copy of Mixed Emotions performed live? This is a favourite Stones tune of mine yet I've never hard a concert version. Would some kind soul help me out?

Thanks.

It was performed a few times on a Steels Wheels tour!

I can't provide an mp3 file because all my love recordings of "Mixed Emotions" are on vinyl. But I can tell you: the studio version is much better ...

It's a great studio track, but it's hard to do live on stage. Mick said that also.
Anyway, there is the concert from Atlantic 1989, which has Terryfying, Mixed Emotions, Rock And A Hard Place, Undercover Of The Night, Harlem Shuffle, etc... all great stuff!

Terrifying is great on that. Real good atmosphere. I only have it on dvd which helps of course. Great Ronnie (which also goes for RAAHP).

i got ME live ...if you want..

toronto 89
atlantic 89

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One of my favorites__thank you sater...

Rehearsals Philly 89, almost empty stadium, few people, rainy, wet weather, but great music, enjoy:

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I don't see why it's so hard for them to perform this one. It just seems like they have pulled off much more difficult tunes live. Although, I'm not in the band so I can't really say

I don't get why this isn't played more often, either. Would add to the credibility of that period of work to keep one of its best songs in the rotation.

Seems to me a lot of the new songs that are performed and quickly shown the door have been mick tunes, ever since the '73 tour, as far as I can tell. "100 Years Ago," "Fingerprint File," even "Heartbreaker" wasn't played too often after its debut tour. But "Mixed Emotions" is very keith-driven... if he doesn't like it anymore? I don't understand what's so hard to pull off.

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Thank you thank you!

It's horrible, live and studio.

Vocals on all these and other takes I have are as flat as a tack.

Rod

<It's a great studio track, but it's hard to do live on stage. Mick said that also.>

So he says, but personally, I think the live versions were far better than the studio version.