When was Let It Bleed first performed live in concert? Is there a bootleg of it?

Rather than scraping the bottom of the barrel for topics how about we start a 'first time it was played awesome bootleg you never heard and have been wanting to hear' thread..?

Sir Morgan's Cove, Worcester, MA 14/9/81.

No tape of the show - even the setlist is open to debate - but 'Let It Bleed' WAS debuted that night.

Dangit! Well, what about these....

Star Star
Respectable
She's So Cold
Start Me Up
When The Whip Comes Down
Had It With You (in my dreams, I know)



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Hyde park was a day full of firsts

What about Jumping Jack Flash ?

According to Stanley Booth's True Adventures..., Brian played with the Stones for the last time on May 12, 1969 at the NME Pollwinner's show in Wembley Stadium.
They played JJF & Satisfaction.

Was this the first time for JJF and was this the only time Brian played JJF in front of an audience?
Does a video exist of this performance?

Wasn't the first time JJF was played live in the "Rock And Roll Circus" in 1968? Brian played in that.



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Wasn't the first time JJF was played live be in the "Rock And Roll Circus" in 1968? Didn't Brian play in that?

Yeah, forgot about that. Thanks.

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What about Jumping Jack Flash ?

According to Stanley Booth's True Adventures..., Brian played with the Stones for the last time on May 12, 1969 at the NME Pollwinner's show in Wembley Stadium.
They played JJF & Satisfaction.

Was this the first time for JJF and was this the only time Brian played JJF in front of an audience?
Does a video exist of this performance?

12-05-1968

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Edith Grove
What about Jumping Jack Flash ?

According to Stanley Booth's True Adventures..., Brian played with the Stones for the last time on May 12, 1969 at the NME Pollwinner's show in Wembley Stadium.
They played JJF & Satisfaction.

Was this the first time for JJF and was this the only time Brian played JJF in front of an audience?
Does a video exist of this performance?

12-05-1968

Where was this? Wikipedia has the RnR Circus date pegged at 12-11-1968.

I'd like to know when/where was the first performance of JJF outside of a studio setting.

Edith Grove honey, Vocalion's giving you the correct date of the NME gig:
may 12th 1968, not 1969.
the Rock & Roll Circus was indeed december 10th-11th 1968.



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with sssoul
Edith Grove honey, Vocalion's giving you the correct date of the NME gig:
may 12th 1968, not 1969.
the Rock & Roll Circus was indeed december 10th-11th 1968.

Ok, I still get confused sometimes with the month/day & day/month thing.

So would the NME gig be the first live performance of JJF outside of a studio setting?

yep ... and sorry i missed your other question:
if there are any extant audio or video recordings of the NME show, they aren't in circulation



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flacnvinyl, are you my old friend from the Atlanta 2005 show. If so, good to see ya back. Hope all is well.

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with sssoul
Edith Grove honey, Vocalion's giving you the correct date of the NME gig:
may 12th 1968, not 1969.
the Rock & Roll Circus was indeed december 10th-11th 1968.

Ok, I still get confused sometimes with the month/day & day/month thing.

That's because they like to do it backwards. 12-05-1968 looks like Deccember 5th to me. Why they like to put the day before the month makes NO sense whatsoever.

Hmm wonder if "plundered My soul" Ever Will get a first liveplay...?

>> Why they like to put the day before the month makes NO sense whatsoever <<

sure it does - going in order from the smallest of the three units to the largest makes excellent sense
what's confusing you is just that the US does it both ways

but i digress. what was the topic? oh yeah:
Before They Make Me Run debuted in the New Barbarians' fine hands at the first CNIB gig (22/4/79) -
i believe there's no recording in circulation. the Stones finally got around to it on 31/8/89, right?
and there is a bootleg of that



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SWAY _ Columbus, OHIO - 2005

Flip The Switch -Charlotte '97

CYHMK -Palais pre-tour gig '02

Dance, Parachute Woman, Brand New Car- Orpheum, Boston, '02

I guess a lot of the debuts would take place at the pre-tour warmup gigs and the first show of a tour, or something special like Hyde Park. There's a database others have posted here in the past which lists most all of the setlists and which shows had song debuts.



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flacnvinyl
Dangit! Well, what about these....

Star Star
Respectable
She's So Cold
Start Me Up
When The Whip Comes Down
Had It With You (in my dreams, I know)

1. Vienna 1.9.73
2 & 5. Lakeland 10.6.78
3 & 4. Worcester 14.9.81

[rocksoff.org]



(the 'last performances' part hasnt been updated since 2006, so ignore that section)

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winter
Flip The Switch -Charlotte '97

CYHMK -Palais pre-tour gig '02

Dance, Parachute Woman, Brand New Car- Orpheum, Boston, '02

I guess a lot of the debuts would take place at the pre-tour warmup gigs and the first show of a tour, or something special like Hyde Park. There's a database others have posted here in the past which lists most all of the setlists and which shows had song debuts.

bnc was played on the voodoo lounge tour....parachute woman played first live at the rockn'roll circus....

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with sssoul
>> Why they like to put the day before the month makes NO sense whatsoever <<

sure it does - going in order from the smallest of the three units to the largest makes excellent sense
what's confusing you is just that the US does it both ways

but i digress. what was the topic? oh yeah:
Before They Make Me Run debuted in the New Barbarians' fine hands at the first CNIB gig (22/4/79) -
i believe there's no recording in circulation. the Stones finally got around to it on 31/8/89, right?
and there is a bootleg of that

Both CNIB shows are in circulation. The first one was bootlegged as "Place aux Dames - Shades 'n' Canes"

Think its just the Stones set though isnt it?



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>> Think its just the Stones set though isnt it? <<

but but but i was talking about BTMMR. which was in the Barbarians set. and which isn't in circulation is it??
my lord Gazza honey don't you just love it when we disagree and are both right anyway?! :E

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winter
CYHMK -Palais pre-tour gig '02

Though Jagger played it during his 1988 Australian solo tour.

CYHMK was played in 1971. No tape of it in circulation, but Keith, Bill and Bobby Keys have all confirmed they tried it out at a couple of early gigs before abandoning it.

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with sssoul
>> Think its just the Stones set though isnt it? <<

but but but i was talking about BTMMR. which was in the Barbarians set. and which isn't in circulation is it??
my lord Gazza honey don't you just love it when we disagree and are both right anyway?! :E

Its the only way to stay sane.....

"She Was Hot" on a very cold, Chicago night, 2006.

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flacnvinyl, are you my old friend from the Atlanta 2005 show. If so, good to see ya back. Hope all is well.

Yes sir! I am now happily married with a 7 month old baby girl! Recording studio is up and running strong and we are doing tons of HD video! Let me know if you ever plan on coming through Louisville and we'll have a beer! (Drake)

Thank you all for your comments. Seriously. And Gazza, the link to the rocksoff database is STELLAR. Granted I'm probably going into Holy Grail territory but I'm curious how many 'firsts' I could compile into a bootleg. I'm in the early stages. Will be remastering tracks if needed (not butchering, mind you)...

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Elmo Lewis
flacnvinyl, are you my old friend from the Atlanta 2005 show. If so, good to see ya back. Hope all is well.

Yes sir! I am now happily married with a 7 month old baby girl! Recording studio is up and running strong and we are doing tons of HD video! Let me know if you ever plan on coming through Louisville and we'll have a beer! (Drake)

Thank you all for your comments. Seriously. And Gazza, the link to the rocksoff database is STELLAR. Granted I'm probably going into Holy Grail territory but I'm curious how many 'firsts' I could compile into a bootleg. I'm in the early stages. Will be remastering tracks if needed (not butchering, mind you)...

Hey Drake. Congratulations on the wife and the kid.

JumpingKentFlash

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Elmo Lewis
flacnvinyl, are you my old friend from the Atlanta 2005 show. If so, good to see ya back. Hope all is well.

Yes sir! I am now happily married with a 7 month old baby girl! Recording studio is up and running strong and we are doing tons of HD video! Let me know if you ever plan on coming through Louisville and we'll have a beer! (Drake)

Thank you all for your comments. Seriously. And Gazza, the link to the rocksoff database is STELLAR. Granted I'm probably going into Holy Grail territory but I'm curious how many 'firsts' I could compile into a bootleg. I'm in the early stages. Will be remastering tracks if needed (not butchering, mind you)...

Congrats on the wedding and baby, Drake.

You should be able to find most of the debuts I'd guess - it indicates with an asterisk if there's no known recording.

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Gazza
CYHMK was played in 1971. No tape of it in circulation, but Keith, Bill and Bobby Keys have all confirmed they tried it out at a couple of early gigs before abandoning it.

no offence Gazza, I know I might be wrong, but I still can't damn believe in it.
Keith, Bill and Bobby confirming anything is you know...

they were brave in 1971, but enough to play CYHMK? I doubt it and have as many arguments as people who say they played it... zero...