Just wanted to shre this video with you - magical Keith guitar playing.
The rumour says he was about to fall asleep when playing the song live, but not in this consert - here he is great / magical.

sublime !

Keith slipped on a Frankfurter in Frankfurt, a Berliner in Berlin and a Hamburger in Hamburger....the legend says

AAAhhhh In that case Erik ... Can't wait for Stones ta play Transylvania....!!!!!



ROCKMAN

he eh he



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The "Frankfurter" bit at least seems to have some truth in it: I remember Charles Shaar Murray describing Keith "sitting on his but" in his review of the Frankfurt show in 1976, titled "Too Stoned To Roll". He made a great opening line out of it:
"The nice thing about the law of gravity is that it applies to everybody (...)"



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I have this bookmarked and have watched it/listened to it, oh, 100 times. Keiths playing is sublime indeed and demonstates so clearly how he plays within a song...

By the way, just returning from my first visit to London. I was so impressed and inspired and only wish I could have stayed another week, at least. Cheers.

In Lyon too ,Keith played with his eyes closed ;they looked like two black holes.
I love this Fool To Cry version,great memories for me ! Still I 'm gonna miss you ..



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Jagger is the guy that makes this version come alive.
Keith guitar sound reminds me of a razor apparatus tough..

This is a good version of it. It moves.

Nice use of the wah wah pedal by Keith on this one. When was the last time Keith is known to have used a wah wah pedal, the seventies?

Also nice synthesizer playing by Mr. Jagger. Interesting that on the studio track, Nicky Hopkins played synth, and Jagger (& Hopkins) played electric piano, but here Jagger's on synth with Billy Preston on piano.

Good version of this song, thanks for posting it.