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Just For The Record is a comprehensive documentary commemorating the first 40 years of the Rolling Stones, the famous British rock'n'roll band.
It spans 5 DVD discs, 450 minute total running time. Each disc is 90 minutes, devoted to one decade of the band's history:
The Sixties (Disc 1), The Seventies (Disc 2), The Eighties (Disc 3), The Nineties (Disc 4), and Two Thousand and Beyond (Disc 5).
Told by band members, fellow musicians, biographers and fans, Just For The Record features over 50 exclusive interviews,
and spans a period of 40 years, from the beginning of the band in London in 1962, to their 2002 world tour Forty Licks.
This DVD set reveals interesting details about the making of the songs and albums of the Rolling Stones, their concert tours,
and their private lives.

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Francis Dumaurier Francis Dumaurier ...
French Fan
Mick Jagger Mick Jagger ...
Himself (archive footage)
Brian Jones Brian Jones ...
Himself (archive footage)
Keith Richards Keith Richards ...
Himself (archive footage)
The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones ...
Themselves
Charlie Watts Charlie Watts ...
Himself (archive footage)
Ronnie Wood Ronnie Wood ...
Himself (archive footage) (as Ron Wood)
Bill Wyman Bill Wyman ...
Himself (archive footage)




8:30 Ernie Watts joins the Stones


Mick Jagger



Chris Kimsey






Concert Photos Listed as Hampton, Last Show of the Tour 1981.






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............................ 10. Juni 1982, Olympiastadion München





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photos by MrBird65 Originally posted by MrBird65


MrBird65 wrote:

Hi,

I'm looking for photographs of the 1982 E.U.-Tour, specially for pictures showing Charlie "in action". I know there were some links posted a long time ago on this board of some professional photographer's webpages. But I'm also interested in amateur-pictures.

Thank you!

My pictures (sorry for the quality; very old scanner..)



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MUNICH June 10, 1982


The Rolling Stones
Peter Maffay
J. Geils Band






Links Peter Maffay, rechts Mick Jagger: Unter Rockmusikern fühlte sich Fritz Rau am wohlsten. Musik war nicht nur ein Geschäft für ihn.

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A tribute to music promoter Fritz Rau

In the 1950s, Fritz Rau became famous for bringing American jazz musicians to tour in Germany.
Later, he promoted the likes of the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton - long before they became international stars.




The family man - Charismatic and choleric, humorous and warm - that's how his contemporaries describe him. Al Jarreau
called Rau "Everybody's Papa." Mick Jagger called the German the "Godfather." For many artists, he was not just a business partner,

he was more like a member of the family. He brought the Rolling Stones to German stages.

Rau took decades the most important music stars to Germany, invented new formats and organized the first large open-air
concerts of the Republic. He was next to Marek Lieberberg as the most important tour manager of the country. Originally
born Pforzheimer lawyer wanted to be. In the 50s he began to organize first in Heidelberg, jazz concerts. He invited
a Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald and Dave Brubeck. In Frankfurt / Main, he was in the 60s Partner of Horst Lippmann.
Among the jazz greats now came the heroes of rock and pop.

Rau brought the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Madonna, Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan to Germany and was promoting many German
stars like Udo Lindenberg and Peter Maffay. In 2004 he retired from active business and wrote a book about his
exciting life with the stars ( "50 years Backstage").

"With the death of Fritz Rau, the music world has lost the father of popular music," said Michael Russ, president of the
Association of German Concert directorates. Rau was a personality, "which dominated the industry for decades, has indeed formed".

he had two factors to thank for its success, believes Georg Stein, whose publisher (Palmyra) Raus autobiography
was published: "On the one hand he loved the music beyond measure." Secondly, he has benefited from his legal training.
"He was a very complex man: edgy, bulky, humorous, and choleric His nickname was Ayatollah Choleri.."





Mick Jagger (Sänger der Musikgruppe 'Rolling Stones'), Fritz Rau (re.), Karikatur, 'Music-Hall', Worpswede, Niedersachsen, Deutschland, Europa, Sänger, Konzert-Veranstalter,

Credit: Peter Bischoff




Fritz RAU umgeben von Maffay und Jagger (Rolling Stones)
Fritz Rau took the 1982 Rolling Stones Olympic Stadium in Munich. (Source: dpa)

Whether Mick Jagger and Peter Maffay, Miles Davis or Jimi Hendrix and Tina Turner - he knew and made ??the stars of his time, when he offered them a concert stage.
Links Peter Maffay, rechts Mick Jagger: Unter Rockmusikern fühlte sich Fritz Rau am wohlsten. Musik war nicht nur ein Geschäft für ihn.



Mick Jagger called him "The godfather of us all" (Our all Pate). For Al Jarreau he was "Everybody's papa" (Our all Papa):
The concert promoter Fritz Rau was for many musicians not only business partners, but friends or even family member. Although
he called his autobiography "50 years Backstage", Rau was even a front figure. He died in the city Taunus Kronberg. That it health
last not the best around, stood him was known. For the exact cause of death his daughter was saying only: "Well, he was 83."


The first open-air

At the 6000 concerts Fritz Rau organized. The list of stars who he took to Germany is so long that it is beyond any text. Actually,
it's more the case that hardly a prominent name missing: Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan, Tina Turner and Michael Jackson, Ella Fitzgerald
and Miles Davis, David Bowie and "Queen", Madonna and Prince, Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart, Udo Lindenberg and Udo Jürgens.

Almost born in Pforzheim son of a blacksmith lawyer would have. As the jazz fan in Heidelberg organized first jazz concerts
in the 50s, he joined the business.

In 1964 he founded with Horst Lippmann, the concert agency Lippmann + Rau, soon no one was passing at the world. Rau invented new formats,
organized the first large open-air concerts and rented special trains to bring fans to the concerts.

In 1989, then the company merged with rival Marcel Avram of Mama Concerts Mama Concerts & Rau. The Corporate crashed when Avram was
arrested early 90s because of tax evasion. Rau retired in 2004 back from the business. He wrote his memoirs and became an
honorary professor. He spent his final years in a retirement home in the Taunus. The urn burial would take place in the
immediate family, Raus daughter said now available on request. It will however give "in a few weeks" a public memorial.
Rau is survived by two adult children, he was married twice.

"Stars are born, not made," Raus was foreign exchange. He acknowledged working with him was not easy, "because I have occasionally,
say, prone to failures regarding my volume". He did not go on holiday 30 years old, "because I have experienced in my professional enough,"
he said at his 65th birthday, when he is far thought of retirement.

Political opinion

Rau had clear political beliefs. He supported the Greens and the peace movement, and he refused to organize concerts for "right" bands.
"He never sleeps", Joan Baez said in "50 Years Backstage" on the tour manager. "If Fritz ran up against a wall, then wiggled the"
recalled Peter Maffay. His 80th birthday celebrated Rau 2500 guests and many prominent wishers in Frankfurt's Alte Oper.

In the eulogy on him it was then that he had "never been a shark in" Shark Tank "of show business itself. But he was as clever as a shark. "Rau have" love, perfection, creativity and cleverness "interconnected.






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I met Fritz Rau twice. He had such an extraordinary aura, you could feel and
see that music history surrounded him. Like Mick Jagger once said:
"He's the godfather of us all. Rock'n'Rau forever!".

RIP, Fritz. You were a very special person!" -Meise[/i]


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exilestones

How is the recording from München, June 10? Does anybody have it?

It´s a pretty good sounding audience recording.
And very interesting is a special radio report of radio Bayern 3 at the beginning of cd 1 and some informations for the 2nd show at the end of cd 2.

NAPOLI



Roma: The Rolling Stones in concerto (Video) [iogiornalista.com]

Alberto Marolda - Concert Naples 1982








Andrea Baroni




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BERLIN





BERLIN June 8, 1982



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GLASGOW




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Rock fans Carol Morton (left) and Pearl Meenagh, first in queue for Rolling Stones tickets outside the Apollo Centre, Glasgow, Scotland, 20th May 1982.
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ROLLING STONES at Glasgow Apollo in 1982

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les stones à rotterdam 1982 - Tumbling Dice - nice solo! Great groove at the end

sax players - Booby Keys and Gene Barge+

That was the last time Keith was "riding the riff",since 1989 it has happened occasionally.

SAMPLE SETLIST

1. UNDER MY THUMB
2. WHEN THE WHIP COMES DOWN
3. LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER
4. SHATTERED
5. NEIGHBOURS
6. BLACK LIMOUSINE
7. JUST MY IMAGINATION (RUNNING AWAY WITH ME)
8. TWENTY FLIGHT ROCK
9. GOING TO A GO-GO
10. CHANTILLY LACE
11. LET ME GO
12. TIME IS ON MY SIDE
13. BEAST OF BURDEN
14. LET IT BLEED
15. YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
16. LITTLE T&A
17. TUMBLING DICE
18. SHE'S SO COLD
19. HANG FIRE
20. MISS YOU
21. HONKY TONK WOMEN
22. BROWN SUGAR
23. START ME UP
24. JUMPIN' JACK FLASH
25. (I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION



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marko
That was the last time Keith was "riding the riff",since 1989 it has happened occasionally.

riding the riff?

Big T

yeah thats what i call it,he really let that groove grove,you know you van almost taste it and it was never exactly the same and Tumbling dice 1972-1982 is a perfect example.
Playing evolved during a single shows and changed to another.

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marko
yeah thats what i call it,he really let that groove grove,you know you van almost taste it and it was never exactly the same and Tumbling dice 1972-1982 is a perfect example.
Playing evolved during a single shows and changed to another.

I think he does it in At The Max-movie?

Big T

Can´t remember,well he did that during BTB tour more than any other after 1982.

The Rolling Stones
Die Geschichte einer Rock~Legende
von Philip Norman
© 1984 Philip Norman, Droemer Knaur, Germany, ISBN 3-426-26141-3




The Rolling Stones
Die Geschichte einer Rock~Legende
von Philip Norman
German edition 1987
© 1984 Philip Norman, Droemer Knaur, Germany, ISBN 3-426-26141-3

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Die Stones Kommen !
Documentation of german press to 1982 Tour
edited by Axel Schumacher, 294 pages
© 1998 by Axel Schumacher

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Nancy Ellison

Photographie réalisée par Nancy Ellison en octobre 1982 à Malibu



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Rob Verhorst June 5, 1982

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DALLAS






















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Mick Jagger with the Rolling Stones at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas,Texas.
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Dallas 2 Video (9:49)



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DALLAS 1














Dallas 1 Audio



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Amazing stuff. Thanks for your effort, all you guys who post these pictures. Lovely tour!!

ALBUM CHART originally posted by chippy



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"A lot of stuff on Tattoo You was only half formed during Emotional Rescue and we’ve been working on it ever since." - Keith



Topping the US charts for nine weeks, Tattoo You was number one for longer than any other Stones album.

The lead single “Start Me Up” fueled its success, on both sides of the Atlantic; it made number two in the USA and number seven in Britain. The two US follow-up singles, “Waiting On A Friend” and “Hang Fire” both made the Top Twenty. Like Emotional Rescue it was recorded in the Bahamas, Paris and New York City. Tattoo You had a massive US tour to support its release.

An interesting touch about the album’s release on vinyl is that it features an “up” side of rockers such as “Start Me Up” and “Little T&A” and a “slow” side of ballads and softer numbers such as “Heaven” and “Tops” so the listener can choose the side according to their mood.
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