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Thanks for the pics and vids, what a band, Cray, Clark, etc...that's what it's about!

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Wow nice, thanks shillid for the pics and video.

I might be in the minority here (or maybe not) but I'd be more satisfied in seeing a benefit show like this vs. another same old Stones show in a giant stadium or arena.
Intimate setting, amazing musicians, lots of surprises, and all of the proceeds go to a good cause - "All proceeds from LOVE ROCKS NYC! benefit God's Love We Deliver" .

Yeah but AEG Live will not promote that type of show so it's a non starter, except for a few one offs, that will never change.

???

I wasn't referring to or even thinking about AEG or a "tour" of these types of benefits - I was referring specifically to this show and/or this type of show - intimate setting, amazing musicians, lots of surprises, and a benefit. But let me put it this way then, I'd rather have attended this single benefit show (or one similar it) over ten of the upcoming same old Stones stadium shows.

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Thank's Z nice close up version with better sound

This one's called Happy
[www.youtube.com]

Thanks Z, incredible.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Please please give us a soundboard!!!!!!!!!!

Great photos, bye bye johnny. Thanks for sharing!

Here's a short video from somebody who was on stage (or at least very close to it): [twitter.com]

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At one point, Murray — who was sent on stage a few times to fund raise– started taking cash from people near the stage. It was surprising how much he got– certainly a couple thousand dollars in what he said were 20s, 50s, and 100 dollar bills. It was hilarious but we’ll see how the charity deals with it.

And the I.R.S.

did someone say john mcenroe.

surely he cant be serious.

hahaha, love the pic of Ivan Neville & Keith on the tour bus with Stella Artois and 2 packs of Malboro's



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Great Quality vids here:

Happy
[www.youtube.com]

Make No Mistake
[www.youtube.com]

Gary Clark has his right wrist in support and hand taped up....the show must go on...

Love the photos, boy is Keith getting a huge belly

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black n blue
Love the photos, boy is Keith getting a huge belly

Its nothing new, its been going big then disappears for years now.

Could be liver.

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black n blue
Love the photos, boy is Keith getting a huge belly

Its nothing new, its been going big then disappears for years now.

Could be liver.

I've gone from 17.3 stone down to 12.9 since October 2017: I've still got a belly.

I think i remember he had quite a belly 2017 in Hamburg when the tour started, but during the tour obviously lost some weight. I would guess hanging in Turks & Caicos or CT doing nothing, he just gained some weight again.

Sue in Spain

My coat is torn and frayed, it's seen much better days, but as long as the guitar plays ....

A pleasent surprise Keith picked up the old gem "Make No Mistake" - always been one of my favourite Richards ballads, but what a great reminder of how great and well-written piece it is. A really nice version - it follows the script nicely - how all those parts follow each other, building up the tension.

Keith himself is actually awesome - starting from the moment he hits the first chord - damn that guy can make some basically small things sound so special and significiant! And his vocal delivery is one of the best/touching ones I have heard from live ever. Follows the melody closely but with all that experience he sounds so relaxed and masterful. As a ballad singer he just seem to get better and better as the years go by. My only 'complaint' - this is not IORR if we wouldn't have it? - goes actually to Miss Jones. Unlike Keith she doesn't quite sound to me able to - or not dares to - to deliver the feelings the song consists of. She sounds a bit an outsider (it could be that I have too much the original in my mind, and comparing her too closely to it). Another 'complaint' goes for her and the whole band in messing a bit with the 'Make No Mistake' chorus part Keith decides not to take vocally part in. To me that part should have emphasized more, to serve the dynamics of the song better there.

A war horse "Happy" was a good/okayish one too - something Keith surely can do half-sleep, but nice to hear - for a change - him doing it with different musicians than with the usual suspects.

But shit, doesn't that man has a charisma! He might get slower, looks like your grandgrandmama and all that due to age, but as far as his presence goes, there is something going beyond the words there. A living legend indeed if there ever is one - almost like a Sartrean or Nietzschean prime example of self-creativity, making one's life an art piece of its own - having created the morals, the art, the sound, the way of life, the story, the image, the style of himself by himself, and who is totally in terms with himself. He is one of the people who surely can - when Mr. D finally dares to approach him (there is that theoretical possibility) - to say 'shit, I did it quite okay, I did accomplish something...'.

Happy were those people wittnessing him there. And I am sure they did know it.

- Doxa



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Spot on Doxa!

Nice review Doxa, you nailed it.

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Could be liver.

Liver than you'll ever be





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Doxa
A pleasent surprise Keith picked up the old gem "Make No Mistake" - always been one of my favourite Richards ballads, but what a great reminder of how great and well-written piece it is. A really nice version - it follows the script nicely - how all those parts follow each other, building up the tension.

Keith himself is actually awesome - starting from the moment he hits the first chord - damn that guy can make some basically small things sound so special and significiant! And his vocal delivery is one of the best/touching ones I have heard from live ever. Follows the melody closely but with all that experience he sounds so relaxed and masterful. As a ballad singer he just seem to get better and better as the years go by. My only 'complaint' - this is not IORR if we wouldn't have it? - goes actually to Miss Jones. Unlike Keith she doesn't quite sound to me able to - or not dares to - to deliver the feelings the song consists of. She sounds a bit an outsider (it could be that I have too much the original in my mind, and comparing her too closely to it). Another 'complaint' goes for her and the whole band in messing a bit with the 'Make No Mistake' chorus part Keith decides not to take vocally part in. To me that part should have emphasized more, to serve the dynamics of the song better there.

A war horse "Happy" was a good/okayish one too - something Keith surely can do half-sleep, but nice to hear - for a change - him doing it with different musicians than with the usual suspects.

But shit, doesn't that man has a charisma! He might get slower, looks like your grandgrandmama and all that due to age, but as far as his presence goes, there is something going beyond the words there. A living legend indeed if there ever is one - almost like a Sartrean or Nietzschean prime example of self-creativity, making one's life an art piece of its own - having created the morals, the art, the sound, the way of life, the story, the image, the style of himself by himself, and who is totally in terms with himself. He is one of the people who surely can - when Mr. D finally dares to approach him (there is that theoretical possibility) - to say 'shit, I did it quite okay, I did accomplish something...'.

Happy were those people wittnessing him there. And I am sure they did know it.

- Doxa

Great performance by Keith and as you point out, fantastic vocals. I think Norah Jones did OK, Sarah Dash's vocal on the original is hard to match. There is only one Sarah Dash. One thing I would like to add is that the combination of Charles Hodges (organ and piano), Archie Turner (keyboards) and Leroy Hodges (bass) playing with Keith is so much better than Chuck Leavell, Matt Clifford and Darryl Jones. It's such a relief to hear Keith's songs played by those people.

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A pleasent surprise Keith picked up the old gem "Make No Mistake" - always been one of my favourite Richards ballads, but what a great reminder of how great and well-written piece it is. A really nice version - it follows the script nicely - how all those parts follow each other, building up the tension.

Keith himself is actually awesome - starting from the moment he hits the first chord - damn that guy can make some basically small things sound so special and significiant! And his vocal delivery is one of the best/touching ones I have heard from live ever. Follows the melody closely but with all that experience he sounds so relaxed and masterful. As a ballad singer he just seem to get better and better as the years go by. My only 'complaint' - this is not IORR if we wouldn't have it? - goes actually to Miss Jones. Unlike Keith she doesn't quite sound to me able to - or not dares to - to deliver the feelings the song consists of. She sounds a bit an outsider (it could be that I have too much the original in my mind, and comparing her too closely to it). Another 'complaint' goes for her and the whole band in messing a bit with the 'Make No Mistake' chorus part Keith decides not to take vocally part in. To me that part should have emphasized more, to serve the dynamics of the song better there.

A war horse "Happy" was a good/okayish one too - something Keith surely can do half-sleep, but nice to hear - for a change - him doing it with different musicians than with the usual suspects.

But shit, doesn't that man has a charisma! He might get slower, looks like your grandgrandmama and all that due to age, but as far as his presence goes, there is something going beyond the words there. A living legend indeed if there ever is one - almost like a Sartrean or Nietzschean prime example of self-creativity, making one's life an art piece of its own - having created the morals, the art, the sound, the way of life, the story, the image, the style of himself by himself, and who is totally in terms with himself. He is one of the people who surely can - when Mr. D finally dares to approach him (there is that theoretical possibility) - to say 'shit, I did it quite okay, I did accomplish something...'.

Happy were those people wittnessing him there. And I am sure they did know it.

- Doxa

Great performance by Keith and as you point out, fantastic vocals. I think Norah Jones did OK, Sarah Dash's vocal on the original is hard to match. There is only one Sarah Dash. One thing I would like to add is that the combination of Charles Hodges (organ and piano), Archie Turner (keyboards) and Leroy Hodges (bass) playing with Keith is so much better than Chuck Leavell, Matt Clifford and Darryl Jones. It's such a relief to hear Keith's songs played by those people.

Supposedly they rehearsed Make No Mistake twice?? Amazing the fantastic groove achieved at the end. Keith has to have a 75th celebration on the road of some sort, we need to hear his solo stuff live again!! Keith Is a Nora Jones fan which is pretty cool...

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A pleasent surprise Keith picked up the old gem "Make No Mistake" - always been one of my favourite Richards ballads, but what a great reminder of how great and well-written piece it is. A really nice version - it follows the script nicely - how all those parts follow each other, building up the tension.

Keith himself is actually awesome - starting from the moment he hits the first chord - damn that guy can make some basically small things sound so special and significiant! And his vocal delivery is one of the best/touching ones I have heard from live ever. Follows the melody closely but with all that experience he sounds so relaxed and masterful. As a ballad singer he just seem to get better and better as the years go by. My only 'complaint' - this is not IORR if we wouldn't have it? - goes actually to Miss Jones. Unlike Keith she doesn't quite sound to me able to - or not dares to - to deliver the feelings the song consists of. She sounds a bit an outsider (it could be that I have too much the original in my mind, and comparing her too closely to it). Another 'complaint' goes for her and the whole band in messing a bit with the 'Make No Mistake' chorus part Keith decides not to take vocally part in. To me that part should have emphasized more, to serve the dynamics of the song better there.

A war horse "Happy" was a good/okayish one too - something Keith surely can do half-sleep, but nice to hear - for a change - him doing it with different musicians than with the usual suspects.

But shit, doesn't that man has a charisma! He might get slower, looks like your grandgrandmama and all that due to age, but as far as his presence goes, there is something going beyond the words there. A living legend indeed if there ever is one - almost like a Sartrean or Nietzschean prime example of self-creativity, making one's life an art piece of its own - having created the morals, the art, the sound, the way of life, the story, the image, the style of himself by himself, and who is totally in terms with himself. He is one of the people who surely can - when Mr. D finally dares to approach him (there is that theoretical possibility) - to say 'shit, I did it quite okay, I did accomplish something...'.

Happy were those people wittnessing him there. And I am sure they did know it.

- Doxa

Thanks a Lot Doxa!! You nailed it exactly!!
jeroen

Thanks Bye Bye Johny for the Dino pix.
Jeroen

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Hairball
Wow nice, thanks shillid for the pics and video.

I might be in the minority here (or maybe not) but I'd be more satisfied in seeing a benefit show like this vs. another same old Stones show in a giant stadium or arena.
Intimate setting, amazing musicians, lots of surprises, and all of the proceeds go to a good cause - "All proceeds from LOVE ROCKS NYC! benefit God's Love We Deliver" .

Are you saying that Mick and KEITH'S off shore accounts aren't good causes?

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Great Quality vids here:

Happy
[www.youtube.com]

Make No Mistake
[www.youtube.com]

Nice recordings, especially Make No Mistake. This rendition's beauty rivals Slipping Away's from the recent tour. I like it when Keef is not riffing, just picking those beautiful notes.

Those first two solo albums from the Winos are true classics -- all songs are memorable, catchy, you hear them once and they stay with you forever. I can't remember any tunes from Crosseyed...

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black n blue
Love the photos, boy is Keith getting a huge belly

Its nothing new, its been going big then disappears for years now.

Could be liver.

I've gone from 17.3 stone down to 12.9 since October 2017: I've still got a belly.

If you look at recent photos of Bill, same thing.
AND Bill was always very slim.