Or is this show gonna be all about Bill. I don't mind singing happy birthday to Bill, but I hope it is the Bill Show.

Probably a lot of war horses to entertain the VIP's who might not fully appreciate "Some Girls"

Halloween will probably be "the show".

Given this isn't your typical show, anyone have any thoughts on how long it'll run? Number of songs? Guests (beyond Buddy Guy)?

In a nightmare last night, I saw all these celebrities on stage (Sharon Stone, Michael J. Fox, Michael Douglas, Angelina Jolie etc.) doing the "yeah, yeah, yeah, whoooooo"s on Brown Sugar.

Even the attention-crazed Clintons will probably figure out they'd better not talk too long before the music begins.

Re Angelina Jolie etc, promise me all of you lucky Beacon ticket holders that you will not agree to go to Africa and adopt children.

Feel free to dance in the aisles and don't let anyone stop you!



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stonesrule Wrote:
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> Even the attention-crazed Clintons will probably
> figure out they'd better not talk too long before
> the music begins.
>
> Re Angelina Jolie etc, promise me all of you lucky
> Beacon ticket holders that you will not agree to
> go to Africa and adopt children.
>
> Feel free to dance in the aisles and don't let
> anyone stop you!


I'm putting myself up for adoption if Angelina's still in the market.

i think Bill will be on stage playing sax in place of Bobby!

since he gave up sax,it'll feature hairmonica blowing Clinton at some point.

danielb Wrote:
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> Probably a lot of war horses to entertain the
> VIP's who might not fully appreciate "Some Girls"
>
> Halloween will probably be "the show".

Don't forget that on the 1978 Tour they played for Ex-Pres Jimmy Carter & Rosalind Carter in Atlanta, GA...leaning down toward them and singing "Respectable".

>Don't forget that on the 1978 Tour they played for Ex-Pres Jimmy Carter & Rosalind Carter in Atlanta, GA...leaning down toward them and singing "Respectable".


What's the source for this story? Just curious.

I would not doubt all the VIP's on stage for Yeah Yeah Yeah........

since i dont have a ticket i hope its a warhorse show both nites

WAYNEPA Wrote:
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> danielb Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Probably a lot of war horses to entertain the
> > VIP's who might not fully appreciate "Some
> Girls"
> >
> > Halloween will probably be "the show".
>
> Don't forget that on the 1978 Tour they played for
> Ex-Pres Jimmy Carter & Rosalind Carter in Atlanta,
> GA...leaning down toward them and singing
> "Respectable".

Except that Carter was President in '78.

whats wrong with celebrities singing along,there fans just like we are.i met brad pitt at a stones gig,he's a big fan and a real cool guy,down to earth and he was happy and excited to be there.

john scialfa

Glam Descendant Wrote:
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> >Don't forget that on the 1978 Tour they played
> for Ex-Pres Jimmy Carter & Rosalind Carter in
> Atlanta, GA...leaning down toward them and singing
> "Respectable".
>
>
> What's the source for this story? Just curious.

Rolling Stone magazine, which at the time had a reporter on the road with the Stones. I believe it was the Fox theater in Atlanta, one of 2 small theaters they played as "warmups" for the actual tour. The other "warmup" was the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ...which I was fortunate to attend...my personal "holy grail".