There's a pretty long list to choose from.

Which Stones songs would you like to hear that the Stones never before played live?

I used this list: [rocksoff.org] compiled by Gazza, to choose what I would love to see live, assuming we get more shows.

Pick at least one song (could be more) that you would like to see performed.

Here is what I came up with:

Time Waits For No One, not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT
Till the Next Good Bye
Hide Your Love
Sittin' on a Fence
Winter
Coming Down Again
Hundred Years Ago, not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT.
Silver Train
Dear Doctor
What To Do
Going Home, but not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT.

I think I've said it before in a simillar thread, but Luxury as a pure rock tune, not an attemp to go rock/reggea would have been very cool, I think.

[www.reverbnation.com]

Who's Driving Your Plane. BUt they might butcher it.

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Time Waits For No One, not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT
Till the Next Good Bye
Hide Your Love
Sittin' on a Fence
Winter
Coming Down Again
Hundred Years Ago, not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT.
Silver Train
Dear Doctor
What To Do
Going Home, but not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT.

Silver Train HAS been played live.

Personal choice - Out of Time. A number 1 hit single for Chris Farlow and EVERY audience would know it. Would bring the house down.

Casino Boogie
Let It Loose
Coming Down Again
Turd On The Run
Cops & Robbers
In Another Land
Citadel

Out of Time. A number 1 hit single for Chris Farlow and EVERY audience would know it. Would bring the house down.

YEAH ace song and great choice Gazza...



ROCKMAN

Im going down.

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Out of Time. A number 1 hit single for Chris Farlow and EVERY audience would know it. Would bring the house down.

YEAH ace song and great choice Gazza...

You Cant Catch Me would be my personal choice, but Out of Time is more realistic

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Gazza
You Cant Catch Me would be my personal choice, but Out of Time is more realistic

Out of Time might be more recognizable to the masses, and I would love to see it as well, but I could easily see You Can't Catch Me on stage at a Stones show.

Yeah never gave "Out of time" a thought before but as Gazza said I believe it would be stadium rocker.

Agree also with a rnr version of "Luxury".

Dunno if they've ever played it but would love to hear "Mona".

"Winter" would be great but it's too obscure and I think Ron and Keith would make a mess of it because they'd rarely know where they are in the song and Mick would spend more energy on directing traffic and worrying himself that Keith or Ronnie are about to hit Q sharp diminshed 5th, instead of E, to have any concentration left for actually playing his part in the song. Would be pretty much the "Sway" of ABB tour.

"Child of the moon"

"Child of the moon"

"Child of the moon"

"Jiving Sister Fanny"

"Emotional rescue" - easily playable of every mother knows it and give Ron the bass! At least that's more of a realistic proposition then MT guesting on anything. Darryl can either sit it out as he's a hired hand or Ron and he could sit down and work out some some weaving and so on. Might lift Ron's interest rate in the work rate also.

"Heaven"

"No use in crying" - they ever played that live before? GrAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA888888888888888888888888 song.

"Sitting on a fence" would be a lot of fun and think the crowd would get into it.

"Parachute woman" - I know it was played on the RnR Circus but has it been played since? Greatest blues song ever.

"Citadel"

"2000 man"

"Miss you blues" - rework the mother inside out into a slinky style Chicago blues mother that has Jagger blowing and singing thru the harp the entire song. Keep it to 2 and a half minutes, lose the bridges and have Jagger basically whispering the song. Charlie just have a kick, snare and brushes, no 4 on the floor on B stage, Darryl with an upright reworking the bass line to be more blues influenced and Ron acoustic slide with Keith on acoustic geetar. I know I have more chance of my kitten Warlock speaking to me in Mandarin than this ever happening, but it's nice to dream.

Without a doubt, Out of Time and Child of The Moon and the poster above this one is right on with Sittin' on a Fence, 2000 Man, and his/her idea for Miss You would be fantastic...

soul survivor
out of time
too much blood
slave
jigsaw puzzle
satisfaction (KIDDING)!

EMPTY HEART
BACK STREET GIRL
2000 MAN
MOTHERS LITTLE HELPER
SOUL SURVIVOR
WINTER
NEXT TIME WE SAY GOODBYE
SLAVE
PAIN OF LOVE
MUST BE HELL
DOWN IN THE HOLE
HAD IT WITH YOU

BETTER HALF OF BETWEEN THE BUTTONS - Great Album, Horrible Mix

`I know this question comes from the top, probably Mick needs help with the set list ( or Chuck)

First here are the tunes I want scratched from the board ASAP. The so called "time to get a beer songs"

Start Me Up - enough

You can't always get what you want - this song has sucked live for many years.

Live with me - plenty of better tunes out there that deserve to be play more.

You got me rocking - please how about a new new song.

Sympathy for the devil - Its sad to listen to Sympathy with Micks rhythm and Keith's Arthritis.

Brown Sugar - Needs a vacation.

Satisfaction - Should be retired.

I am sure missing a few but anyway here are my picks Mick: never before played tunes live. Please remember Mick that the Grateful Dead is the most successful touring band of all time, they have played to more people (off course they played more gigs than the stones) than any other band Mick, and they did it by playing different sets every night, playing covers, obscured tunes, jamming - all about musicianship Mick and yes they were a band that played for themselves not for the idiots that come to the shows just to listen to Satisfaction. Well I'll leave it there Mick here are my picks. By the way you destroyed "Following the River" but Nicky's piano is worth it.

Let is loose - This is like the lost arc of stones songs, I really don't know why this song hasn't seen a Stage. Shame.

Child of the moon - This song is on the border between psychedelia and the stones new found 68' renaissance. Awesome vibe.

Memo From Turner - Yes hard to play Cooder's slide, but this could be one Jagger's greatest vocal performances.

Casino Boogie - In this songs resides one the Stones greatest grooves ever. Its outtro ranks among the best ever.

Miss Amanda Jones - why not? Fun tune from a very underrated album.

I just want to see his face - Again another song from exile - this album should played entirely.

Coming Down Again - A Keith ballad forgotten in the Can.

I don't know why - Great Stevie wonder cover.. recorded the night Brian drowned. Great Slide guitar.

Emotional rescue - Shit I forgot to add Miss You as one the songs that should be taken out of circulation. I would love to hear Rescue man, I think its a better tune.

Down in the hole - Another lost gem. Stones blues at it finest.

Through the lonely nights - Probably the bands greatest B- Side never to be included on a album. This song its terrific and most underrated stones track.


In the end is about the music, must be boring to play the same songs for decades. For a band with such a bast mass of a catalog I can't comprehend why not reduce the ten mandatory warhorses to just five and a raise up your musical integrity and give us fans some refreshing music.

Laugh, I Almost Died
Stealing My Heart
Gunface
The Storm
Highwire
Hearts for Sale
Tie You Up (Pain of Love)
Too Much Blood
Slave
Indian Girl
Time Waits for No One
Coming Down Again
Let It Loose
Complicated
Out of Time
Blue to Grey

The Storm
Highwire
Under The Radar
Out Of Time

And some of their early 60s cover songs.

JumpingKentFlash

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RobertJohnson
Time Waits For No One, not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT
Till the Next Good Bye
Hide Your Love
Sittin' on a Fence
Winter
Coming Down Again
Hundred Years Ago, not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT.
Silver Train
Dear Doctor
What To Do
Going Home, but not with Ronnie on lead, but with a guest appearance of MT.

"100 Years Ago" was performed live in Vienna 1973. There is a bootleg called "100% Odds and Sods" that has a good recording of this song performance. Check it out you'll like it.

Lots of people have mentioned "Let It Loose" on their wishlist... I know it doesn't count as a show performance, but the bootleg "It's Only Rock'n'roll- Outtakes" by the Invasion Unlimited label has a good quality live version of Let It Loose taped during a soundcheck in Dallas July 1972. Well, the audio quality is great, the performance quality will depend on personal tastes. So if you really wanna hear a live version of that song from that era, thats one place you can find it. Hope this helps.



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I would like to hear "She Was Hot" performed live.

WE LOVE YOU

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I would like to hear "She Was Hot" performed live.

They played it on the last tour...

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bolexman
I would like to hear "She Was Hot" performed live.

They played it on the last tour...

Awesome!
I imagine at those shows, the true fans would go wild during that number



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Slave
Winter
Parachute Woman.

I would also like to hear Tops that The Stones played t on their 1981 tour, but only in the United States if I am not mistaken ...

Cops & Robbers - was only performed live.
Parachute Woman - was performed on Licks tour.

SwayStones - catch Gov't Mule playing Slave. x)

Correct....'Tops' was played at a few early 81 shows.

Parachute Woman was played on the Licks tour - at the Orpheum theatre gig in Boston. It was on the shortlist of songs considered for Live Licks too. Plus its also on Rock n Roll Circus.

This is the proper link to the songs theyve released but have never performed live : [rocksoff.org]..

40% of their recorded catalogue. It needs to be updated to include the 'new' Exile songs, of course, so the full list is :

1
Stoned
1963

2
Now I've Got A Witness
1964

3
Surprise, Surprise
1964

4
Good Times Bad Times
1964

5
2120 South Michigan Avenue
1964

6
Grown Up Wrong
1964

7
What A Shame
1964

8
You Can't Catch Me
1965

9
Gotta Get Away
1966

10
The Singer Not The Song
1966

11
Look What You've Done
1966

12
Blue Turns To Grey
1966

13
Sad Day
1966

14
Flight 505
1966

15
High And Dry
1966

16
Out Of Time
1966

17
It's Not Easy
1966

18
I Am Waiting
1966

19
Take It Or Leave It
1966

20
Think
1966

21
What To Do
1966

22
Long Long While
1966

23
Who's Driving Your Plane?
1966

24
I've Been Loving You Too Long
1966

25
My Obsession
1967

26
Back Street Girl
1967

27
Cool, Calm and Collected
1967

28
All Sold Out
1967

29
Please Go Home
1967

30
Who's Been Sleeping Here?
1967

31
Complicated
1967

32
Miss Amanda Jones
1967

33
Something Happened To Me Yesterday
1967

34
My Girl
1967

35
Ride On Baby
1967

36
Sittin' On A Fence
1967

37
We Love You
1967

38
Dandelion
1967

39
Sing This All Together
1967

40
Citadel
1967

41
In Another Land
1967

42
2000 Man
1967

43
Sing This All Together (See What Happens)
1967

44
The Lantern
1967

45
Gomper
1967

46
On With The Show
1967

47
Child Of The Moon
1968

48
Dear Doctor
1968

49
Jigsaw Puzzle
1968

50
Shake Your Hips
1972

51
Casino Boogie
1972

52
Turd On The Run
1972

53
I Just Wanna See His Face
1972

54
Let It Loose
1972

55
Soul Survivor
1972

56
Coming Down Again
1973

57
Hide Your Love
1973

58
Winter
1973

59
Can You Hear The Music ?
1973

60
Through The Lonely Nights
1974

61
Till The Next Goodbye
1974

62
Time Waits For No One
1974

63
If You Really Want To Be My Friend
1974

64
Short And Curlies
1974

65
I Don't Know Why
1975

66
Try A Little Harder
1975

67
Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
1975

68
Each And Every Day Of The Year
1975

69
I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys
1975

70
Sleepy City
1975

71
We're Wasting Time
1975

72
If You Let Me
1975

73
Jiving Sister Fanny
1975

74
Downtown Suzie
1975

75
Family
1975

76
Memo From Turner
1975

77
I'm Going Down
1975

78
Everything Is Turning To Gold
1978

79
Emotional Rescue
1980

80
Down In The Hole
1980

81
Summer Romance
1980

82
Send It To Me
1980

83
Indian Girl
1980

84
Where The Boys Go
1980

85
If I Was A Dancer (Dance Pt.2)
1981

86
No Use In Crying
1981

87
Slave
1981

88
Heaven
1981

89
All The Way Down
1983

90
Tie You Up
1983

91
Feel On Baby
1983

92
Too Much Blood
1983

93
Pretty Beat Up
1983

94
Too Tough
1983

95
It Must Be Hell
1983

96
I Think I'm Goin' Mad
1984

97
Had It With You
1986

98
Fight
1986

99
Hold Back
1986

100
Too Rude
1986

101
Winning Ugly
1986

102
Back To Zero
1986

103
Dirty Work
1986

104
Sleep Tonight
1986

105
Fancy Man Blues
1989

106
Hold On To Your Hat
1989

107
Hearts For Sale
1989

108
Continental Drift
1989

109
Break The Spell
1989

110
Cook Cook Blues
1989

111
Wish I'd Never Met You
1990

112
High Wire
1991

113
Sex Drive
1991

114
The Storm
1994

115
So Young
1994

116
New Faces
1994

117
Sweethearts Together
1994

118
Suck On The Jugular
1994

119
Blinded By Rainbows
1994

120
Baby Break It Down
1994

121
Mean Disposition
1994

122
I'm Gonna Drive
1994

123
Rocky Road To Dublin (recorded with The Chieftains)
1995

124
Gunface
1997

125
Too Tight
1997

126
Always Suffering
1997

127
Paying The Cost To Be The Boss (recorded with B.B. King)
1997

128
Any Way You Look At It
1998

129
Keys To Your Love
2002

130
Stealing My Heart
2002

131
Losing My Touch
2002

132
Let Me Down Slow
2005

133
She Saw Me Coming
2005

134
Biggest Mistake
2005

135
Dangerous Beauty
2005

136
Laugh I Nearly Died
2005

137
Sweet Neo-Con
2005

138
Look What The Cat Dragged In
2005

139
Driving Too Fast
2005

140
Under The Radar
2005

141
Don't Wanna Go Home
2005

142
Hurricane
2005

143
Plundered My Soul
2010

144
Pass The Wine
2010

145
I'm Not Signifying
2010

146
Following The River
2010

147
Dancing In The Light
2010

148
So Divine
2010

149
Good Time Women
2010

150
Title 5
2010



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Two songs that woulde great to hear in a small club with very much accoustic instruments in the arrangement are:

"Back Street Girl" and "She smiled Sweetly"

Been Stoned since 1964 and still am!

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Two songs that woulde great to hear in a small club with very much accoustic instruments in the arrangement are:

"Back Street Girl" and "She smiled Sweetly"

She Smiled Sweetly was performed live in 2002

Pretty beat Up, all Way Down, Too Much Blood (I just say, more from Undercover!!) and Id also like to hear Tops, great song indeed! And a song I think they should play live next time is Hang Fire, id like to hear it today

OUt Of Time

"No Anchovies, Please"

I vote for Too Much Blood - but depends on the way they'd perform it in 2010/2011