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Never seen before. Great pictures of one of the best ever Stones event!
Thanks.

Wow some really great photos that are the usually known ones. Love the ones of Jagger! WONDERFUL! Thanks for posting.

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A REALLY REALLY REALLY JEWELS !

comment = thanks

I'll have a beer right now in your honor HMN


Cheers

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Never seen before. Great pictures of one of the best ever Stones event!
Thanks.

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Wow some really great photos that are the usually known ones. Love the ones of Jagger! WONDERFUL! Thanks for posting.

After 500 views , it's great to get at least two comments, thanks guys

We are amazed with silence HonestMan

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Very cool

Great photos, Honestman! (I was there. It was quite a night.)

Which one of the gigs did you attend, Marmalade? First or second night?

I saw the signed poster, that Keoth is signing, on the wall at the El Macambo years later. I wonder what happened to it after it closed down?

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HNM, you geet my vote for poster of the year!

Many thanks.

You can see KR's Mesa/Boogie Mark 1 very clearly in one of these pix.

The signed poster was framed and mounted on the wall upstairs at the Elmo for many years. I wonder what happened to it after the Elmo closed down?

>>Which one of the gigs did you attend, Marmalade? First or second night?<<

Sohoe, I can't remember now which night it was!
I think it might have been the first night but I'm not sure.
Margaret Trudeau was there but she may have been there both nights.
(I entered a radio station contest and when they telephoned me to
say I had won, I didn't believe them. I thought someone was
playing a joke.)

Yes, Margaret Trudeau was at both shows.

<<Sohoe, I can't remember now which night it was!
I think it might have been the first night but I'm not sure.>>

Marmalade, if you can remember the stage clothes we can identify which one you attended
The first night Mick wore a blue jean jacket and t-shirt, Ronnie was sporting an El Mocambo t-shirt
and Keith wore a red beret. Mick wore a jump suit the second night



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The signed poster was framed and mounted on the wall upstairs at the Elmo for many years. I wonder what happened to it after the Elmo closed down?

the elmo is still open. not sure what happened to the poster though.

or maybe Marmalade is in the photo :E


- El Mocambo, march 1977 by Ken Regan (don't remember who first posted it, but thank you!)


>> The first night Mick wore a blue jean jacket and t-shirt, Ronnie was sporting an El Mocambo t-shirt
and Keith wore a red beret cap <<

you know for sure that's the first night?! cool - i only know this one photo from "the other night"
and never knew which night was which

with sssoul, I quoted Barbara Charone, who was there on both nights and wrote an article
on it in Sounds Mag. She attended the band rehearsing as well; in addition to the songs already
mentioned in the setlists on Nico's site they were rehearsing Memory Motel and
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love. There's no mention of Worried Life Blues being played though
...wanna read the whole thing? I guess I can do a scan

>> wanna read the whole thing? I guess I can do a scan <<

that would be brilliant, if you can - thank you!

"After 500 views , it's great to get at least two comments"

moi j'ai un panaris... j'peux plus taper sur mon clavier!
Thx a lot for the pix!

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The article is called 'Rip This Joint'
Published in the March 12 1977 issue of Sounds Magazine

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wow thank you very much indeed, Sohoe!

very cool read. it's been a theory of mine for a while that Worried Life Blues wasn't played at the El Mo,
just that someone who didn't know that number guessed that title sounded right for Worried About You
(which they did play and which no one had heard before, so it would be easy to get it wrong)

curious that Charone attributes the "old bum's rush Jagger" line to Keith - on the record it's clearly Ronnie who says that.
Charone's sure got the feel right, so she can afford a few factual errors - or maybe Ronnie's rendition of it was an overdub

thanks again & again, Sohoe



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>>Mick wore a jump suit the second night<<

Then I was there the second night. Thanks, Sohoe.


>>or maybe Marmalade is in the photo :E<<

Oh, I wish, with sssoul! I wasn't able to get quite that close to the
stage. The place was packed.

Just to remember what we have missed (by courtesy of Nico Zentgraf):

4th March: Toronto, Canada, El Mocambo Tavern, incl.
Route 66/Honky Tonk Women/Hand Of Fate/Fool To Cry/Crazy Mama/Crackin’ Up/Around And Around/Melody/Star Star/Worried About You/ Let’s Spend The Night Together/Band introduction/Little Red Rooster/Luxury/ Brown Sugar/Jumping Jack Flash
Note: Soundboard recording was made by Eddie Kramer. Some songs are unverified.

5th March: Toronto, Canada, El Mocambo Tavern
Honky Tonk Women/All Down The Line/Hand Of Fate/Route 66/Fool To Cry/Crazy Mama/Mannish Boy/Crackin’ Up/Dance Little Sister/Around And Around/Tumbling Dice/Happy/Hot Stuff/Star Star/Worried About You/Let’s Spend The Night Together/Worried Life Blues/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Rip This Joint/Band introduction/Little Red Rooster/Luxury/Brown Sugar/Jumping Jack Flash
Note: Soundboard recording was made by Eddie Kramer. Some songs are unverified.

That could have been a good Love You Live too!: Some novelties, some rarities, some hits, some promotion for the latest records