The Set List

Kansas City – Wilbert Harrison
Honey What’s Wrong – Billy Fury
Confessin’ The Blues – Chuck Berry
Bright Lights, Big City – Jimmy Reed
Dust My Blues – Elmore James
Down The Road Apiece – Chuck Berry
I Want To Love You – Charles Smith
I’m A Hoochie Coochie Man – Muddy Waters
Ride ‘Em On Down – Robert Johnson
Back In The USA – Chuck Berry
I Feel A Kind Of Lonesome – Jimmy Reed
Blues Before Sunrise – Elmore James
Big Boss Man – Jimmy Reed
Don’t Stay Out All Night – Billy Boy Arnold
Tell Me That You Love Me – Fats Domino
Happy Home – Elmore James

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Hope to hear or see it live, later today :0)

Dust my "Blues" ?????

or:

Elmore James - Dust my broom







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Quite a long set, too

Absolutely amazing. I don't think anyone has ever confirmed what was in their setlist in 62 before. Sure there have been guesses but for it to be confirmed -probably by Mick is wonderful.

And even more amazing to see a Billy Fury song in the setlist. The only white musician in the list.

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Silver Dagger
Absolutely amazing. I don't think anyone has ever confirmed what was in their setlist in 62 before. Sure there have been guesses but for it to be confirmed -probably by Mick is wonderful.

>> According to the band’s handwritten set list for that first gig (penned by Ian Stewart in his appointment diary) <<

really cool setlist if you compare it to what Beatles use to have 1962 with Besame Mucho, Three cool cats and such.......OK I think the Beatles does their stuff brilliant also....


Mick Brian Keith Bill Charlie Stu


John Paul George Pete

2 1 2 0

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HighwireC

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Silver Dagger
Absolutely amazing. I don't think anyone has ever confirmed what was in their setlist in 62 before. Sure there have been guesses but for it to be confirmed -probably by Mick is wonderful.

>> According to the band’s handwritten set list for that first gig (penned by Ian Stewart in his appointment diary) <<

this handwritten setlist by Stu has been well known for decades.
if I´m not wrong it´s included in Roy Carr´s book,published 1976 somewhat...

somethang don't seem right .... on first look


Ride ‘Em On Down – Robert Johnson
..not a johnson track .... more likely Eddie Taylor


.....read it wrong



ROCKMAN



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Rockman
somethang don't seem right .... on first look
Ride ‘Em On Down – Robert Johnson
..not a johnson track .... more likely Eddie Taylor
.....read it wrong

well yeah and wouldn't that be Honey What's Wrong - Jimmy Reed?

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HighwireC
Dust my "Blues" ?????

... Elmore James released Dust My Blues in 1955

YEAH!!!!!



ROCKMAN

The source is clearly STU's handwritten diary-page from Roy Carr's book.



The tracklist and origins are more like this:

from www.nzentgraf.de
620712A 12th July: THE ROLLIN’ STONES. London, Marquee International Jazz
Club (without BW & CW)
- Kansas City (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller)
- Baby What's Wrong (Willie Dixon)
- Confessin' The Blues (Walter Brown/Jay McShann)
- Bright Lights, Big City (Jimmy Reed/Mary Lee Reed)
- Dust My Blues (Elmore James)
- Down The Road Apiece (Tony Raye)
- I’m A Love You (Jimmy Reed)
- Bad Boy (Eddy Taylor)
- I Ain't Got You (Billy Boy Arnold)
- Hush-Hush (Jimmy Reed)
- Ride 'Em On Down (Eddy Taylor)
- Back In The USA (Chuck Berry)
- Kind Of Lonesome (Jimmy Reed)
- Blues Before Sunrise (Elmore James)
- Big Boss Man (Luther Dixon/Al Smith)
- Don't Stay Out All Night (Billy Boy Arnold)
- Tell Me That You Love Me (Jimmy Reed)
- Happy Home (Elmore James)
Line-up: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/BJ (gtr)/STU (p)/Dick Taylor (bass)/Tony
Chapman (dr)
Note: Contrary to common believe Mick Avory didn’t play this gig as drummer.
The Stones most probably did not play all of these (unverified) songs.

N



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Rockman
somethang don't seem right .... on first look


Ride ‘Em On Down – Robert Johnson
..not a johnson track .... more likely Eddie Taylor


.....read it wrong

Ride 'Em On Down - Petway, Robert
[www.fame.nl]
[en.wikipedia.org]



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I've corrected your link to the scan ...

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NeddieFlanders
The source is clearly STU's handwritten diary-page from Roy Carr's book.



The tracklist and origins are more like this:

from www.nzentgraf.de
620712A 12th July: THE ROLLIN’ STONES. London, Marquee International Jazz
Club (without BW & CW)
- Kansas City (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller)
- Baby What's Wrong (Willie Dixon)
- Confessin' The Blues (Walter Brown/Jay McShann)
- Bright Lights, Big City (Jimmy Reed/Mary Lee Reed)
- Dust My Broom (Elmore James)
- Down The Road Apiece (Tony Raye)
- I’m A Love You (Jimmy Reed)
- Bad Boy (Eddy Taylor)
- I Ain't Got You (Billy Boy Arnold)
- Hush-Hush (Jimmy Reed)
- Ride 'Em On Down (Eddy Taylor)
- Back In The USA (Chuck Berry)
- Kind Of Lonesome (Jimmy Reed)
- Blues Before Sunrise (Elmore James)
- Big Boss Man (Luther Dixon/Al Smith)
- Don't Stay Out All Night (Billy Boy Arnold)
- Tell Me That You Love Me (Jimmy Reed)
- Happy Home (Elmore James)
Line-up: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/BJ (gtr)/STU (p)/Dick Taylor (bass)/Tony
Chapman (dr)
Note: Contrary to common believe Mick Avory didn’t play this gig as drummer.
The Stones most probably did not play all of these (unverified) songs.

N

Ride 'Em On Down - Petway, Robert

..ya'd reckon it'd be the Eddie Taylor version they'd have heard because
of the Jimmy Reed/Chicago connection .... but i get ya Highwire



ROCKMAN

Thanks for this thread.
I love this site.

Too bad I was only -2 years old that day, but I'd love to recreate that set list today...

Thanks for the list, Highwire C. 3/4 the blues, 1/4 rock and roll, interesting.

what did Stu mean by writing 'dirge' by 'Bad Boy"...

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duke richardson
what did Stu mean by writing 'dirge' by 'Bad Boy"...

Probably his own personal way of identifying the style of the song. He wrote the same thing next to "Bright Lights, Big City"

Peace,
Mr DJA

wasn't 'Bad Boy' a Larry Williams tune??

What is a 'dirge'?

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bluesharp
What is a 'dirge'?

Think it's like a funeral song/hymn?

TE
Oslo

..if this was the first gig setlist..it should be the last also. One show for the 50th anniversary only--this setlist..then wave goodbye and walkoff stage forever. The End.

dont like it, to many warhorses lol

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melillo
dont like it, to many warhorses lol

HAR HAR HAR!!! you are correct in that someone would complain that this setlist sucked!!