Jigsaw Puzzle
Mother's Little Helper
Sway

1- She was hot

2- Emotional rescue

3- Ride on baby

We Love You
High And Dry
Slave

Parachute Woman

Salt of the earth

Around and Around

Buenas tardes a todos!

Well, quiet a lot of time i've been visiting this page, mostly the forum.
I'm swiss but i live in southamerica and i hope that all the rumours for shows down here are true!
Now what I was wondering, why doesn't appear HEART OF STONE in this wish-list??!
For me this is just a great song, which I think wasn't played a much shows...

What do you think?

Alois

Worried 'Bout You
King Bee
You Got Me Rockin'

1. Emotional Rescue

I think it will be interesting to see what they can make out of this highly underrated song. Maybe not so much falsetto, and use more of the deadpan, slightly creepy voice used at the end "...I will be your knight in shining armor...", roughen and funk it up a little bit.

2. Out of Time

One of my favorites, with the xylophone, and long as Mick doesn't ham it up to much. Sing it matter of factly like it is in the studio version.

3. Last Time

Open the show with this, the riff is great, even if this isn't the Last Time.

Once again I have to say thank you for your interest on the wish list!
Unfortunately the time have expired for more votes on the list.
I noticed one post with the wish of Heart of stone.
That a great choice! Guess they did that one during the club shows on the latest tour!

HJofSweden

Slave
Soul Survivor
Out Of Control

Fansince1964 Wrote:
> I noticed one post with the wish of Heart of
> stone.
> That a great choice! Guess they did that one
> during the club shows on the latest tour!
>
> HJofSweden

Yes, it was played in Toronto, 16 August 2002. I'm very fond of this song and particularly the present version. [iorr.org]

The whole gig can be downloaded here: [www.rockpassion.com]

Thank you TS!!

Heart Of Stone was also played at the Orpheum, the Tower Theatre and in Oakland.

One Hit (To The Body)

Child Of The Moon

Confessin´The Blues

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

So guys do you want to continue updates on this list?

HJofSweden

Let it roll on over next weekend at least... ?

Ok that's a deal then!

HJofSweden

. Child of the moon
. Time Waits for no one
. Sway

- lady jane
- hey negritaaaaaah
- soul survivor

but all we will get is probably

- like a rolling stone
- midnight rambler
- tumbling dice


waaaaah!

OK, then. Here I go:

- Prodigal Son
- Little By Little
- Black Limousine

[There'll be no wedding today...]

100 years ago
time waits for no one
jig saw puzzle

Seven Days- with Ron & Keith on vocals. After 30years rolling, it's time to give Ronnie a chance!

I think the idea of choosing an album and playing 5 tracks from that was a good one.
But I would definately say more 60's stuff please. No covers, (hardly neccessary) and less of the obvious 'Hot Rocks'.

Time is on my Side!

Since 1982 that they don´t play this song!!

turd Wrote:
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--- No covers, (hardly neccessary) ---.

Maybe not; but wouldnt it be nice to hear some of following suggestions:
I Cant Turn You Loose; That´s How Strong My Love Is;
some Muddy-cover; (I) Don´t Know Why; 1-2 Chuck Berry-covers
or a surprising Beatles-cover (like Please Please Me which our Richards
is moaning & groaning & mubling out at the Voodoo Brew).

Agree with the 60´s stuff; as with the two other posters among the three öatest onesd here above: Ronnie & Time Is On Our Side.

(... But I already gave my votes)

They played Time Is On My Side in Osaka, 1998.

"I Cant Turn You Loose; That´s How Strong My Love Is"
I heard those in Cirkus on the LICKStour. If it´s their last tour, I rather hear something else. Absolutely no covers whatsoever from the Fourheaded Monster!

She Smiled Sweetly
Tops
She's So Cold

mickijaggeroo Wrote:
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> "I Cant Turn You Loose; That´s How Strong My Love
> Is"
> I heard those in Cirkus on the LICKStour. If it´s
> their last tour, I rather hear something else.
> Absolutely no covers whatsoever from the
> Fourheaded Monster!

Hej Ville.

That dau had top vcome when we didnt agree on something.
Not all of us or all of the audience in 2005-06 world tour did see the fourheaded monster, you know? Esp. "---strong--- "! is a killing smasher! Anytime! "Hvergang!"

Baboon Bro -

I was more refering to the ghastly 'LOVE TRAIN', which hardly ranks in the same league as some of the classic Jagger/Richard songs which haven't yet been aired live. In my opinion that song was a folly on the last tour - one could only ask, 'Why'?

Perhaps I am in the minority, but I also thought 'Like a Rolling Stone', was a pretty corny move to make.... Hardly one of Dylans strongest moments.. They carried it off well though.

Clearly, 'Thats how strong my love is', and particularly 'Little red rooster' - though not Stones originals are still Stones classics in their own rite and are worthy of a live performance.

That's how strong my love is. I never will forget how they played at Olympia in Paris in 2003. The emotion Mick put on it was incredible. And it's life; I hated Stones before knowing my husband; I fell in love with him with songs of them. And love at first sight came several years after with another fan of Stones, two months later of Olympia. He doesn't love me but... THAT'S HOW STRONG MY LOVE IS.
Marta a romantic girl