Let It Loose - Jagger with Bernard, Lisa and Blondie could still nail it and since it's never been performed live and it undoubtedly one of their best songs this is the time to dust it off. Now that would be something to hear.

being happy to look at them and trying to teach keith how to play them are entirely separate things...

We Love You
Parachute Woman
Heart of Stone

Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Loving Cup

Little Queenie
Start Me Up
When The Whip Comes Down
Let Me Down Slow
Torn n Frayed
Satisfaction
Parachute Woman
Time Waits For No One (Taylor)
Sway (Taylor)
Midnight Rambler (Taylor)
Stray Cat Blues
Under The Radar
Doom & Gloom
Fingerprint File into Out of Control
We Love You
All Down The Line
<band intros>
You Got The Silver - just (Keith)
Crying Waiting Hoping - Buddy Holly(Keith)
Let It Bleed
Respectable
Star Star
Brown Sugar
The Last Time

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71Tele
On another thread, Mick Jagger is quoted as telling the Toronto Star that he would consider any set list ideas posted by their readers. He even invites people to post them.

"I’m open for any set-list ideas. You can tell your readers that if they post any set-list ideas, I’ll be happy to look at them.”

Isn't Chuck the middleman for this kind of stuff?

Hmmm, since Mick is now asking us directly, has Chuck been relieved of this duty & perhaps others as well???

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its good to be anywhere
We Love You
Parachute Woman
Heart of Stone

Parachute Woman would be fun.................



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Let It Loose - Jagger with Bernard, Lisa and Blondie could still nail it and since it's never been performed live and it undoubtedly one of their best songs this is the time to dust it off. Now that would be something to hear.

Oh God yes! Keith playing through a Leslie and Taylor on guitar. Gives me chills just thinking about it. Great suggestion!

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crumbling_mice
Let It Loose - Jagger with Bernard, Lisa and Blondie could still nail it and since it's never been performed live and it undoubtedly one of their best songs this is the time to dust it off. Now that would be something to hear.

Oh God yes! Keith playing through a Leslie and Taylor on guitar. Gives me chills just thinking about it. Great suggestion!

I think that would make a brilliant final encore

Memory Motel or Dead Flowers are more realistic and would like to hear them.

With Mick Taylor involved from the get go and hopefully rehearsing with them this time, at least a bit, It HAS to be "Time Waits for no One"! A beautiful song and of course very "applicable" at this stage in the game...wouldn't be a dry eye left in the "house" though so they'd have to segue into "Start Me Up" immediately after!

Wouldn't mind hearing "Fingerprint File" or possibly "Too Much Blood" as distant seconds.

Time Waits For No One is a great shout gotdablouse and as you say, a very fitting encore number for each of the shows. I can see Ronnie and Taylor doing a bit of guitar duetting on that.

Just in case Mr Jagger is actually reading any of this....please Mick, please don't do Satisfaction, JJ Flash or Brown Sugar as an encore. Make it special, let it loose man!

2000 LYFH
Slave
Dance Little Sister
Lies
We Love You
Dandelion
Citadel
Coming Down Again

Muddy Waters' "Rollin'Stone"- Finally?

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If I hear "Winter" live, I will die a happy man.

You won't, as they would just brutally butcher it, even with Mick T.

slave

Time Is On Your Side, Mothers Little Helper, Bitch, Loving Cup, All Down The line with M.T., Moonlight Mile, Memory Motel, Can't You Hear Me Knockin', Star Star. Soul Survivor, One Hit To The Body. Hang Fire....

Here's my wishlist:
Get Off Of My Cloud
Let's Spend The Night Together
All Down The Line
She's A Rainbow
Ruby Tuesday (keith Backing Vocals)
Wild Horses (keith Backing Vocals)
Memory Motel (duet)
Connection (duet)
Under My Thumb
--Introductions--
Little T&A (Keith)
Before They Make Me Run (Keith)
Key to the Highway (Piano Instrumental, Ian Stewart tribute)
Start Me Up
Let it Rock
Can't You Hear Me knocking(with Mick Taylor)
Midnight Rambler(with Mick Taylor)
Monkey Man(with Mick Taylor)
Tumblin' Dice(with Mick Taylor)
--- Band Leaves the stage ---
Shine A Light
Salt Of The Earth



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Little Queenie
Start Me Up
When The Whip Comes Down
Let Me Down Slow
Torn n Frayed
Satisfaction
Parachute Woman
Time Waits For No One (Taylor)
Sway (Taylor)
Midnight Rambler (Taylor)
Stray Cat Blues
Under The Radar
Doom & Gloom
Fingerprint File into Out of Control
We Love You
All Down The Line
<band intros>
You Got The Silver - just (Keith)
Crying Waiting Hoping - Buddy Holly(Keith)
Let It Bleed
Respectable
Star Star
Brown Sugar
The Last Time

They are going to raise the dead and have Buddy Holly sing with them?

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DandelionPowderman
2000 LYFH
Slave
Dance Little Sister
Lies
We Love You
Dandelion
Citadel
Coming Down Again

Tasty list, DP. "Citadel", especially would rock. I am sure Chuck could handle "We Love You". "CDA" would be a dream come true, especially with Taylor on guitar and Bobby on sax.

Short & Curlies

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Little Queenie
Start Me Up
When The Whip Comes Down
Let Me Down Slow
Torn n Frayed
Satisfaction
Parachute Woman
Time Waits For No One (Taylor)
Sway (Taylor)
Midnight Rambler (Taylor)
Stray Cat Blues
Under The Radar
Doom & Gloom
Fingerprint File into Out of Control
We Love You
All Down The Line
<band intros>
You Got The Silver - just (Keith)
Crying Waiting Hoping - Buddy Holly(Keith)
Let It Bleed
Respectable
Star Star
Brown Sugar
The Last Time

I think the Buddy Holly song was a very good idea! I think Keith did an amazing version of "Learning the Game" and I bet he also can do that with "Cryin Waitin Hoping"!!

I'd say that the picks should be...realistic. yes, sure "Winter" and/or "Let it Loose" could have been heaven at some point in time. But not nowadays. "Sway" was disappointing.

"Have you see your Mother baby" !
"Ventilator" might be good.
"Too Much Blood"
"Luxury"
"All Sold Out"
"Back Street Girl"
"I'm a King Bee"
"You can't catch me"
"Confessin the Blues"

I forgot cuts from ABB

"Let me down slow"
"Streets of Love"
"Look what the cat dragged in"



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Jigsaw Puzzle

No Expectations

Maybe that says it all.

Let's Work
Visions of Paradise
Sweet Thing
Throwaway
Wired All Night

King Bee
Beast of Burden
Midnight Rambler
2120 South Michigan Ave
That's How Strong My Love Is

and more........

Can't wait, Lurker Nancy

I know I know... already posted this on Mick's facebook page and in another IORR post, but I am going to do it again. While Taylor did not play on Beggar's in 68, I loved the No Expectations from the 73 benefit show and loved the Ya-Yas Stray Cat & Sympathy.

I could care less about the rest of the setlist. My only concern is that it is dominated with the 68-74 songs and that Taylor is playing on about 5 of them!

My hope is he gets to play on a set of songs from this group:
68 (No Expectations, Stray Cat, Sympathy)
69 (Gimme Shelter in the style of 72/73, YCAGWYW 72/73 style)
71 (Sway, CYHMK)
72 (Torn & Frayed w/ Ronnie on lap steel and MT on lead, Loving Cup, All Down the Line, Tumbling Dice and maybe even trade leads with Ronnie on Happy)
73 (Angie- electric 73 style, Silver Train)
74 (IORR- with the 3 original guitarists on the song playing at the same time! But in the original release style, like the Foo Fighters copied with Jagger, maybe Time Waits For No One)

and then maybe throw in Plundered My Soul.

Obviously, they wouldn't do every number every show but I think mixing up a 5 song rotation on different nights at the same venue would be perfect. What do you think?

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bigmac7895
I know I know... already posted this on Mick's facebook page and in another IORR post, but I am going to do it again. While Taylor did not play on Beggar's in 68, I loved the No Expectations from the 73 benefit show and loved the Ya-Yas Stray Cat & Sympathy.

I could care less about the rest of the setlist. My only concern is that it is dominated with the 68-74 songs and that Taylor is playing on about 5 of them!

My hope is he gets to play on a set of songs from this group:
68 (No Expectations, Stray Cat, Sympathy)
69 (Gimme Shelter in the style of 72/73, YCAGWYW 72/73 style)
71 (Sway, CYHMK)
72 (Torn & Frayed w/ Ronnie on lap steel and MT on lead, Loving Cup, All Down the Line, Tumbling Dice and maybe even trade leads with Ronnie on Happy)
73 (Angie- electric 73 style, Silver Train)
74 (IORR- with the 3 original guitarists on the song playing at the same time! But in the original release style, like the Foo Fighters copied with Jagger, maybe Time Waits For No One)

and then maybe throw in Plundered My Soul.

Obviously, they wouldn't do every number every show but I think mixing up a 5 song rotation on different nights at the same venue would be perfect. What do you think?

Oops- forgot Love in Vain with Ronnie on lap steel and Taylor on lead both getting a part.