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1. Which was first show with sax player?

2. Which was first show that they dropped Street fighting man and replaced with Satisfaction?



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For some reason, the Oct. 9 L.A. show is missing from the chart.

Here's the 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.Let Me Go
10.Time Is on My Side
11.Beast of Burden
12.Waiting on a Friend
13.Let It Bleed
14.You Can't Always Get What You Want
15.Little T&A
16.Tumbling Dice
17.She's So Cold
18.All Down the Line
19.Hang Fire
20.Star Star
21.Miss You
22.Start Me Up
23.Honky Tonk Women
24.Brown Sugar
25.Jumpin' Jack Flash
26.Street Fighting Man

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*For the Oct. 3 Boulder show, looks like the only one for the entire tour they played a whopping 27 songs!

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No sax player in Worcester, Philadelphia and Buffalo. Lee Allen in Rockford and Boulder. Ernie Watts rest of the tour (sometimes Bobby Keys as guest). SFM and S in Philly 1, S and no SFM first time in Boulder 1, SFM last time in LA 1.



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Wow. They dropped three warhorses (and almost played Tops) in Rockford. Imagine that in Paris in the 2010s.

Did they really play Sympathy in Sir Morgan's Cove??? WOW. WOW. WOW!!!!! How strange they choose that one as the tour's concept didnae allow it to show it's devilish face as they carried on. Is there any possibility to confirm that it actually happened??

Was at the New Orleans show, and in 78.....one of the two was (at the time) the largest ever indoor audience for a rock concert. Anyone remember? Too lazy at the moment to check lol

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Wow. They dropped three warhorses (and almost played Tops) in Rockford. Imagine that in Paris in the 2010s.

The term «warhorses» wasn't transcribed to rock music in 1981

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Wow. They dropped three warhorses (and almost played Tops) in Rockford. Imagine that in Paris in the 2010s.

The term «warhorses» wasn't transcribed to rock music in 1981

Seems like they didn't really want to play that show which they got not very much money for. Or maybe there were other problems that day. So they simply shortened the setlist, but didn't throw out the unknown songs, but half of the songs were would call "warhorses" today. Unbelievable.

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Wow. They dropped three warhorses (and almost played Tops) in Rockford. Imagine that in Paris in the 2010s.

The term «warhorses» wasn't transcribed to rock music in 1981

Seems like they didn't really want to play that show which they got not very much money for. Or maybe there were other problems that day. So they simply shortened the setlist, but didn't throw out the unknown songs, but half of the songs were would call "warhorses" today. Unbelievable.

That's what a band might do if one band member is a bit under the weather..

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Ah indeed. Thank you Rockman!

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Was at the New Orleans show, and in 78.....one of the two was (at the time) the largest ever indoor audience for a rock concert. Anyone remember? Too lazy at the moment to check lol

80,173.



In 1981 it was 87,500.

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No sax player in Worcester, Philadelphia and Buffalo. Lee Allen in Rockford and Boulder. Ernie Watts rest of the tour (sometimes Bobby Keys as guest). SFM and S in Philly 1, S and no SFM first time in Boulder 1, SFM last time in LA 1.

Keys was not a guest, but part of the band starting in LA. He played on Let it Bleed, Brown Sugar, Tumbling Dice and Honky Tonk Woman.

Mathijs