Which concerts Marshall Chess is talking about?

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The songs became bigger on stage. In 1972 we started the U.S. tour on the West Coast. Actually, my main memory was in 1973, on the tour of England and Europe where I played trumpet on eight shows. And I played conga drums, too, on a couple of shows in 1972 in Boston. We were touring with Wonderlove’s horn section. I was a trumpet player, and this is part of my history I don’t really talk about much. What happened, was that I watched the film “From Here To Eternity” when I was a kid. When they played taps in that movie I got tremendously affected. It was probably the first time I felt music in my heart. I became a bugler in the boy scouts. True thing. I was 13.

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1st September - 19th October: THE ROLLING STONES. European Tour.
                  Line-up: MJ (voc, harm)/KR (gtr, voc)/MT (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
                                Billy Preston (p, org, clavinet)/Trevor Lawrence (sax, perc)/Steve
                                Madaio (tp, tb, perc)/Bobby Keys (sax, perc; probably only until
                                October 13)/Stu (p; sometimes, on selected tracks)
                   Note: At some shows Marshall Chess was invited to join the band for the last
                             song to play some tambourine. Also Manuel Kellough sometimes guested
                             on congas.

Thanks.. Doesn't mention trumpet with the Stones in 1973... Chess says in the interview he played in 1972 with Stevie Wonder's opening act

BTW

How would you compare Nico Zentgraf and Felix Aeppli databases?

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