At rehearsals in Bondy, Keith had to take a leak - does this count?

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Vienna June '14. Sympathy. Backing track goes out and Charlie kind of gives up on the song. Mick, Keith and Woody try to keep it going. One by one they surrender and laugh it off. Never saw anything like it before, never will again.

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It comes apart at 6:45.

Wow. That's quite a moment. I have never seen Charlie throw in the towel!

Surprised he made it that long. That was horrible!

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At the beginning of MissYou, Mick had a problem with his guitar 2 times in a row in 2013 : at the Mogador show and at the O2 premiere

I remember that as well, and think the problem was also at the Trabendo. I believe the guitar strap was pulling the IEM cable.

Washington June 15, 1978 at the Warner Theatre. Cut short JJF after about 3/4 way through. Stage power went out, Stones left the stage and the building and did not return. Speculation that day was this was a "planned" malfunction so they could make their exit without incident. Not so sure....

Also, in Washington during Steel Wheels on September 25, 1989 after the Continental Drift opening, no immediate Keith SMU riff. Nothing for about 30 seconds, then the show began. Both incidents documented on tape.

1989 VET OPENER POWER OUTTAGE...WHAT A BUZZKILL..NO ONE KNEW WHAT WAS GOING ON.

Sept 11 (or was it the show on the 12TH?) 1994, Voodoo Lounge Tour Keith's guitar is dead for Satisfaction.He end up kneeling in stage with the guitar cradled in his arms. At the end, Mick comments, "well that's the first time we ever played it that way," or some other nonesense.

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Sept 11 (or was it the show on the 12TH?) 1994, Voodoo Lounge Tour Keith's guitar is dead for Satisfaction.He end up kneeling in stage with the guitar cradled in his arms. At the end, Mick comments, "well that's the first time we ever played it that way," or some other nonesense.

it was the 11th. The show on the 12th as a monster, though. Really great.



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Oakland, CA, Jan. 1999.

They do 'Honky Tonk' on the B-Stage. Just as he's about to begin the vocal, Mick grabs the wireless mic and it doesn't work. He then grabs Keith's mic for background vocals and say's tonight's "going to be a Retro show!".