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Great photos, thanks, cool to see

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Lyon 1970


No credits

This gig might be the source for the Rolled Gold album cover shot.

Love those 1971 pics! Thanks HM.

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Manchester March 5.1971 No credits

great shots ! with those backgrounds they look like any local band playing a local hall ,fantastic ! ah how simple those days were !
keiths guitar (shot 2 )balanced to fall any second.

thanks for the 71 pics.,.never seen them before...

these are good for art

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yeah Kleemaker we need a book sooner or later on these 70-71 Tour !!!
a bit more




Newcastle City Hall March 14.1971 No credits


Manchester March 15.1971 No Credits


The London Roundhouse March 14.1971 No Credits

For more Newcastle pics see the previous page

That one provides the Gimme Shelter album cover.

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Manchester March 5.1971 No credits

Two Armstrongs.

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great shots ! with those backgrounds they look like any local band playing a local hall ,fantastic ! ah how simple those days were !

This is exactly what I thought!

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Notice some shots have Keith using Fender amps and others Ampeg. Anyone know the reasons Keith was using Fender amps?

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Notice some shots have Keith using Fender amps and others Ampeg. Anyone know the reasons Keith was using Fender amps?

They sound great/he felt like using them/possible problems with Ampegs!?



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I'm praying for a 1970/1971 archive release

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Honestman those are stunning photos. Thanks so much for posting...awesome.

The Newcastle set list supposedly they did CYHMK:

In Newcastle the set was:
"Jumpin' Jack Flash"
"Live With Me"
"Dead Flowers"
"Stray Cat Blues"
"Love In Vain"
"Prodigal Son"
"Midnight Rambler"
"Bitch"
"Can't You Hear Me Knockin'"
"Wild Horses"
"Honky Tonk Women"
"Satisfaction"
"Little Queenie"
"Brown Sugar"
"Street Fighting Man"
Encore:
"Sympathy For The Devil"
"Let It Rock"

Sadly the 1970 tour is my hole in my collection with very few boots from it.

One helluva setlist!

"No Anchovies, Please"

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My favorite tour is '69, but if someone wants to argue that this period was the best I have trouble mustering an argument. Look at that setlist and those venues! If there is anything in the archives from this period.....

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That's the reason why I've bumped this thread, one never knows, I would like to see a 1970 show on the next Stones Archive release

I will hate you if we get a 1970 show in place of a Jones era show because of this thread.

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The Newcastle set list supposedly they did CYHMK ...

yep supposedly

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Sadly the 1970 tour is my hole in my collection with very few boots from it.

That's the reason why I've bumped this thread, one never knows, I would like to see a 1970 show on the next Stones Archive release

if any show it will be Paris 1970...

brilliant pics - thanks

And yes, great photos! Thank you! As an American I tend to think in terms of '69 to '72. Looking at these photos I feel I missed something.

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I have a framed poster of the the European tour.....it was definitely an important transitional period for the Stones. Coming on the heels of the 60s, the Stones were about to go big in a way they never had. They were about to become iconic.

Fantastic as always, Pascal.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Okay P, I have to say these are some of the most fantastic shots I have ever seen. To me the 71 UK tour is so elusive because there haven't been many photos, and a we all know 70/71 tour is the least documented one from the boot era.
I LOVE these shots - it's already the Taylor, and Keys/Price era, but they are still on a very small stage. The best of both worlds.
Philip is hoping for a Brian era boot instead of 70/71. I personally am hoping for 70/ 71 more than anything. AND a Brian era on top. A Brian show from 67...it would be heaven.
Where are these pics from Pascal? French mags?

superbe photo Pascal !!

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