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London 29th November.
In BOLD the changes:

1. Get Off Of My Cloud
2. I Wanna Be Your Man
3. The Last Time
4. Paint it Black
5. Gimme Shelter - with F. Welch
6. Lady Jane
7. Champagne and Reefer - with Eric Clapton
8. Live with Me
9. Miss You
10. One More Shot
11. Doom and Gloom
12. IORR with BILL

then we have the rest:

Honky Tonk Women (with Bill Wyman)
--- Band presentations
Before They Make Me Run (Keith)
Happy (Keith)
Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
Miss You
Start Me Up
Tumbling Dice
Brown Sugar
Sympathy For The Devil
--- Band off stage
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Jumping Jack Flash

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I'd love a date with the cork-screwed haired one.

I love cork-screw hair in a woman; Minnie Driver is my numero uno crush.

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I Wanna Be Your Man gave The Stones higher visibility with their first top 20 song, which is what they needed at the time, as they were desperately casting about for a follow-up to Come On.

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Mick: "On the guitar, Ronnie 'Wedding Bells' Wood."

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Please give credit to the source, that image is watermarked it comes from Rocks Off

I first saw this picture on a twitter from a Ms. Ivascu.

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Hope they go to Brasil and Argentina once more! Best audiences by any measure!

I saw them the 12 times they played here in Argentina and all i can say is that I want "One More Shot" here!!!!

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"Here's a song Bill has been practicing for months and months" @MickJagger HONKY TONK WOMEN

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#StonesO2 First song: GET OFF OF MY CLOUD

Like I said, why to open with a Beatles song, when they have so many good song themselves!!!

By that yardstick you're also saying that a Chuck Berry cover is not a good one to play.

That's completely different - CB inspired Stones, not the Beatles.
Being a Stones fan, you should know that - waking up in the middle of the night, you should be able to say: who inspired Stones: Chuck Berry and the rest of the Blues gang, not the Beatles.

You're completely wrong there. I Wanna Be Your Man gave The Stones higher visibility with their first top 20 song, which is what they needed at the time, as they were desperately casting about for a follow-up to Come On.

Brian Jones was certainly inspired by The Beatles in a friendly but competitive way. Without George Harrison's experiments on sitar, Paint It, Black would have been just another pop song, and all the varied instruments Brian used on such songs as Ruby Tuesday, just to cite another of several examples.

Andrew Loog Oldham, former Beatles publicist, was certainly inspired to give The Stones the dark and dirty bad-boy image to contrast with The Beatles. Remember those gray-striped uniformed suits The Stones wore on their first TV appearance to perform Come On. Without The Beatles, that's how it would have been.

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Maybe Bill´s daughter is too old for me. (Don´t know if he has one....)

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People, that picture is from Dave Hogan on Getty !!!
-> [www.gettyimages.fr]

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Maybe Bill´s daughter is too old for me. (Don´t know if he has one....)

Are you kidding? With all the women he's boned there got to be a daughter out there somewhere.

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#StonesO2 First song: GET OFF OF MY CLOUD

Like I said, why to open with a Beatles song, when they have so many good song themselves!!!

By that yardstick you're also saying that a Chuck Berry cover is not a good one to play.

That's completely different - CB inspired Stones, not the Beatles.
Being a Stones fan, you should know that - waking up in the middle of the night, you should be able to say: who inspired Stones: Chuck Berry and the rest of the Blues gang, not the Beatles.

You're completely wrong there. I Wanna Be Your Man gave The Stones higher visibility with their first top 20 song, which is what they needed at the time, as they were desperately casting about for a follow-up to Come On.

Brian Jones was certainly inspired by The Beatles in a friendly but competitive way. Without George Harrison's experiments on sitar, Paint It, Black would have been just another pop song, and all the varied instruments Brian used on such songs as Ruby Tuesday, just to cite another of several examples.

Andrew Loog Oldham, former Beatles publicist, was certainly inspired to give The Stones the dark and dirty bad-boy image to contrast with The Beatles. Remember those gray-striped uniformed suits The Stones wore on their first TV appearance to perform Come On. Without The Beatles, that's how it would have been.

You sound like good old goofy Macca. Macca created the modern music. Huh, huh.
Beatles had absolutely nothing to do with blues, it was blues that inspired Stones, not Beatles.

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Hope they go to Brasil and Argentina once more! Best audiences by any measure!

I saw them the 12 times they played here in Argentina and all i can say is that I want "One More Shot" here!!!!

Hats off. I have been at many gigs in Europe and the best for atmosphere have always been in my home town Glasgow Scotland but...... could not touch the excitement and raw energy of the shows in Argentina, You are very fortunate, I would have dearly wished to have experienced any show in your country.
Anyway to all ot the o2 enjoy. IORR.

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People, that picture is from Dave Hogan on Getty !!!
-> [www.gettyimages.fr]

Indeed it is !!!

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"THE SET HEARD ROUND THE WORLD"

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Look at the t-shirts the band gave out to the choir : awesome !
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