Who should the guys join on stage to perform some good stuff?



Keep on rollin'
Gangster

Bob Dylan

ike turner

Ya, Ike Turner - good one.

Robinson brothers, Bruce, IGGY

Our pres. George W.
Clinton's already done it.

None

None

Bo Diddley
Jerry Lee Lewis
Little Richard
Al Green

Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard unquestionably. Saw Little Richard here in London about a month or so ago, he's still got it. Fantastic. And ironically, he made mention of all his friends that he had over on these shores, including a Mr Jagger, and then proceeded to do "It's only Rock n' Roll"

Solomon "The Rev" Burke on "I Got The Blues"!

NONE

Li´l R would be a smasher to see.

Some jam sessions with tsool [www.animero.com]
in Europe & some roots reggae numbers jamming with the Stones
would also be a smasher.

I I went to Hungary I would like to see Gyúla "Bill" Deák &
Lászlo Földes go up with Mickster & Keeftster to do some heavy songs...

Or why not P. Mobil [www.pmobil.hu]
check them out thru some mp3-samples... (Click - e.g. -
"Babba Maria"; "Rock'n'Roll" or "Menj Tovabb!" (=Go Further)
or [www.pmobil.hu] & scroll down to
"A négy rocktenor-klip" or anything.

For Bill go to [www.rockzene.hu]
& click e.g. Rossz Vér (bad blood) or Zöld Csillag (="Green Star")

For Lászlo Földes [www.hobo.hu]


Coverin Midnight Rambler in 1978, like a 100 kg Hun-Chief Jagger

(What about Hobos=Földes´ setlist for 1969...
Around and Around Chuck Berry
As Tears Go By Mick Jagger-Keith Richard-Andrew Loog Oldham
Back Street Girl Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Blue Turns To Grey Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Can I Get a Witness Eddie Holland-Lamont Dozier-Brian Holland
Carol Chuck Berry
Confessin' The Blues Brown-McShann
Down Home Girl Jerry Leiber - Jerry Butler
Empty Heart Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love Russell - Bruke - Wexler
Flight 5O5 Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Gotta Get Away Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Heart of Stone Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
High and Dry Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Honest I Do Jimmy Reed
I Just Want To Make Love To You Willie Dixon
I'm Allright Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
I'm Moving On Hank Snow
Jumpin' Jack Flash Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Lady Jane Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Little Red Rooster Willie Dixon
Mona (I Need You Baby) Eliah MacDaniels
One More Try Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Out of Time Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Route 66 Bobby Troup
Satisfaction Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
She Said Yeah Jackson-Christy
Something Happened To Me Yesterday Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Stray Cat Blues Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Street Fighting Man Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Stupid Girl Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Susie Q. Hawkins-Lewis-Broadwater
Sympathy For The Devil Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Take It Or Leave It Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Talkin' 'Bout You Chuck Berry
That's How Strong My Love Is Jamison
The Singer Not The Song Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
The Spider And The Fly Nanker-Phelge
212O Sputh Michigan Avenue Nanker-Phelge
Under My Thumb Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
What A Shame Mick Jagger & Keith Richard
Who's Been Sleeping Here? Mick Jagger & Keith Richard ... )

Swedish tsool finally [www.tsool.net]

Bearded and monstruous vocalists.......
"Bill" Lászlo Földes in Cheltenham Young Kid Ebbot, 39.


(Baboon´s back... )

why do we need any 'guests' ?

apart from Ang and Mal they're always shit. a real lowpoint of the gig

it's all a bit cabaret dare i say

DAVID BOWIE of PRINCE. No Sheryl Crow please.

E.

None

Billy preston & mick taylor oops

I dont think an appearance with Taylor would be that bad
(neither would Preston); I´d like to see such a show.

David Bowie doing 'negrita' with mick

Iggy would be a smasher

Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor at Wembley. Fair enough, don't you agree.

How about Lucinda Williams? She might make Jagger and Keith actually sing for their supper.

Eric Clapton


Joss Stone

Bob Dylan.
Carly Simon.
JJ Cale
Tina Turner
Chuck Berry!

...Sugar Blue?

"got to be worked on
don't have no bark nor bite..."

iggy pop for a duet with Mick would be damn cool

James Brown - "I Feel Good".

Screw all the "love Train' type songs and break it out with some real funk!! Mick and James could duet/trade-off vocals, while Keith rips on the rhythm. Daryl would feel right at home also, plunking happily on the bass lines with a mighty big grin. The horn section would finally make some good use of themselves, and Ronnie can sit it out on the sidelines and watch. Plus...NO Chuck on this one!

BOWIE! i can't think of anything that would make me happier, as far as guests. Now of coarse i'd like them to do dancing in the street but i don't quite see it happening.

jimmy page