Is there a boot of this that is listenable or a soundboard recording? If so....how is it and where can I get it?

No, As far as I know there's no Bootleg of that show

This is a Holy Grail..........

theres no circulating recording and probably never will be.

All of the guests were under strict instructions not to tape it. I've heard that whilst the Stones record every show theyve done for about the last 30 years, this was (deliberately) one exception.

Well that is sad
and why in the world would you not record that show?

Guess they have thier reasons

Maybe because it was one special night on wich they paid tribute to Stu.
But indeed did must one hell of a night.

Cheers,
Wuudy

Donkey Girl Scout Wrote:
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> Well that is sad
> and why in the world would you not record that
> show?
>
> Guess they have thier reasons


I think they were overly concerned with it being bootlegged, I guess

Not recorded in respect to Ian Stewart and his family.

Some photos of the show are included in the STU book.

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ROCKMAN

because it was a private show. Just friends and family. And these people don't record shows (as far as I know) Neither do The Stones...

Rockman Wrote:
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> Not recorded in respect to Ian Stewart and his
> family.
>
> Some photos of the show are included in the STU
> book.
>
>
>
> ROCKMAN


Does anyone know where i can find this book? I tried to find it at amazone.com but they don't have it.

Cheers,
Wuudy

It's a very limited edition. There's a advertisement in the latest Uncut magazine about the book

This gig, along with the 1981 Worcester club gig and the full El Mocombo shows are the biggest mysteries. I guess the whole 1970-71 tours are too but at least we know what songs were played at those shows.

Rockman...thanx for the link!!!I've got to get the book.

Hound Dog Wrote:
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> This gig, along with the 1981 Worcester club gig
> and the full El Mocombo shows are the biggest
> mysteries. I guess the whole 1970-71 tours are too
> but at least we know what songs were played at
> those shows.


We also know what songs were played at the shows you mention..........

According to Torna dn Frayed, the songs played and personnel at the Stu show were:
Date: February 23rd
Event: THE ROLLING STONES & FRIENDS -
(Ian Stewart Tribute Show for Family and Friends)
Venue: London, 100 Club
Setlist:
Route 66
Down The Road Apiece
Key To The Highway
Confessin’ The Blues
Mannish Boy
Bye Bye Johnny
Harlem Shuffle
Just Another Night
Little Red RoosterDown In The Bottom
Dust My Blues
Little Queenie

Line Up:
The Rolling Stones
with (for various songs) Eric Clapton (gtr)
Jeff Beck (gtr)
Simon Kirke (dr)
Pete Townshend (gtr)
Jack Bruce (bass)
Chuck Leavell (keyb)

Potten Shrimp, do we really know if those supposed set lists are real. I mean every time I see those set lists it always says they supposedly played...
In Jean-Marie's book about the 78 tour there are articles about the El Mocombo gig and there are songs mentioned that were played that weren't on any set list I have seen from that gig.

Also I can't see the Stones playing a Mick Jagger solo song.

Just another night was only Jagger/Beck/Wymann/Watts I presume.......... Also these songs were played in a loose setting for some friends. No time for real rehearsals, so my guess is that most songs were jams. The 1977 gig-setlist are common knowledge. Which songs from here book are not on any setlist?

Just off the top of my head I thought it said Satisfaction and few others which I didn't think they played. I will look again when I am home tonight.

WAYNEP....STU book is only available for purchase from the site.

Originally only 950 copies for sale.

Expensive but a work of art.

[www.out-take.co.uk]

ROCKMAN