With Sway played two days ago, all songs from Sticky have been played live at least once.
The same goes for Some Girls.
It is not true for Let It Bleed: country honk has never been played live.

Do you see any other album completely played live ?

No

Black and Blue was..

Country Honk was sort of played in Knebworth.

What about Lies from Some Girls? Where was it played and when?

We have an almost total Beggars Banquet (Jig Saw Puzzle the only one which wasn't played)...

Black And Blue?

I don't know anything about either Cherry Oh Baby and Hey Negrita...

Out of Our Heads [US]

(Cherry Oh Baby was played i believe twice in 75 [at MSG] and once in 76 [Paris];
Hey Negrita was a regular on the 76 tour.)


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith



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Some Girls has been done fully and completely.

Lies: June 26th, 1978, Greensboro, N.C.

(Thanks Gazza)

Hey Negrita was a standard on the 76' Euro tour, around the #4 or 5 spot.

Cherry, Oh Baby was rehearsed a number of times for Licks in '02. I'm not aware of it being played live, but what do I know?



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Hey Nigrita was played at least a couple of times in '76.


Maybe some of the "early" have been played completely but i don't know all the set lists from the tours before '69.

Cheers,
Wuudy

That would be nice to have a live version of these three albums.
It would be difficult to choose the best version of each song.

>> three albums <<

four albums: Out of Our Heads [US]. i've edited my earlier post
so you could see OOOH was a title, not an exclamation. :E


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

with sssoul Wrote:
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> >> three albums <<
>
> four albums: Out of Our Heads . i've edited my
> earlier post
> so you could see OOOH was a title, not an
> exclamation. :E

For a moment, I thought you were getting pretty excited there. lol

the full total is as follows :

Out of Our heads (US version)
let It bleed
Sticky Fingers
Black and Blue
Some Girls

they're still 2 short for Beggars Banquet (Dear Doctor/Jigsaw Puzzle). Realistically (although unlikely), its the only other album there would be much chance of them playing in its entirety, unless they suddenly decide to break in a lot more songs from A bigger Bang

Hi,

As far as I'm aware, just a bit of 'Country Honk" was played live at Knebowrth, 21 Aug 1976. I don't belive the entire song was played? Anyway, "Let It Bleed" is certainly close to having all tracks played live.

Others have stated: "Sticky Fingers", "Black and Blue" & "Some Girls" have had all their respective tracks played live once by the Rolling Stones.

I'd assume, but don't think we can prove, that the bands first UK and USA LPs ("The Rolling Stones" and "England's Newest Hitmakers" respectively), had all tracks played live in the early years. Perhaps someone can offer more insight into this?

On the other side of the coin: I'd think that the albums with the LEAST tracks played live would be: "Satanic Majesties" (2); "Undrecover" (2); "Dirty Work" (2).

redrum Wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> As far as I'm aware, just a bit of 'Country Honk"
> was played live at Knebowrth, 21 Aug 1976. I don't
> belive the entire song was played? Anyway, "Let It
> Bleed" is certainly close to having all tracks
> played live.

correct..it was just a few bars...but I guess, technically they played it...
>
> Others have stated: "Sticky Fingers", "Black and
> Blue" & "Some Girls" have had all their
> respective tracks played live once by the Rolling
> Stones.
>
> I'd assume, but don't think we can prove, that the
> bands first UK and USA LPs ("The Rolling Stones"
> and "England's Newest Hitmakers" respectively),
> had all tracks played live in the early years.

no..they didnt. their setlists were pretty static in the early years and dont forget that the shows were usually very short (25-40 minutes)

> Perhaps someone can offer more insight into this?

yep..here you go..
[rocksoff.org]

theres a few things I need to correct and update (working on it at the minute) but you get the basic idea

Who has the track list of the us edition Out of Our Heads ?

A: Mercy, Mercy (Don Covay/Ronnie Miller)
- Hitch Hike (Marvin Gaye/William Stevenson/Clarence Paul)
- The Last Time (MJ/KR)
- That’s How Strong My Love Is (Roosevelt Jamison)
- Good Times (Sam Cooke)
- I’m Alright (Ellas McDaniel)
B: - Satisfaction (MJ/KR)
- Cry To Me (Bert Russell)
- The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man (Nanker Phelge)
- Play With Fire (Nanker Phelge)
- The Spider And The Fly (Nanker Phelge)
- One More Try (MJ/KR)

It's not one of my favorite albums, but I seem to recall they did most of Steel Wheels during the 89-90 tour. The only things I think they didn't play are Continental Drift, Hold On To Your Hat, Blinded By Love and Break The Spell. Anybody know if that is correct?

Continental Drift was used as intro music... doesn't that count? It would be plain stupid to actually play it with musicians. On the other hand, it would be funny.

Blinded By Love was played once in spain in 1990.
BTW, There is bootleg called "Blinded By Love in Spain"

Reptile Wrote:
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> Continental Drift was used as intro music...
> doesn't that count? It would be plain stupid to
> actually play it with musicians. On the other
> hand, it would be funny.

I think it would be cool to get all those native musicians up there to jam with the boys. That song is one of the few highlights on Steel Wheels IMO, along with Slipping Away and Can't Be Seen.

Are you sure that all songs from out of our heads were played live ?

I could've SWORN that the entire Satanic Majesties album was played live! Wait a minute, that was only in a dream that I had. Sorry. lol

>> I'd assume, but don't think we can prove, that the bands first UK and USA LPs
("The Rolling Stones" and "England's Newest Hitmakers" respectively), had all tracks played live in the early years. <<

they haven't played Now I've Got a Witness in concert yet.
timeisonourside.com keeps pretty good track of these things:
[www.timeisonourside.com]

>> Are you sure that all songs from out of our heads were played in concert? <<

from the US version: yes.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith



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Reptile Wrote:
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> Continental Drift was used as intro music...
> doesn't that count

No..because its from a record

If you count that, then you may as well argue that the Stones have 'played' 'Fanfare for the Common Man' or 'Take the A-Train' live...

Gazza Wrote:
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> No..because its from a record
>
> If you count that, then you may as well argue that
> the Stones have 'played' 'Fanfare for the Common
> Man' or 'Take the A-Train' live...


Are you saying that a turntable can't be played or isn't an instrument?! Gazza, you're such a traditionalist.

Many hip hop and rap artists would take umbrage with your implicit dismissal of their instrument of choice:

I guarantee that tonight from the stage we'll hear this sung, "Where it's at: two turntables and a microphone."

I've long thought that Moonlight Mile would work splendidly live if Mick was only able to play a couple of turntables during the outro. (jk)

But, yeah, I take your point.

with sssoul Wrote:
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> >> I'd assume, but don't think we can
> prove, that the bands first UK and USA LPs
> ("The Rolling Stones" and "England's Newest
> Hitmakers" respectively), had all tracks played
> live in the early years. <<
>
> they haven't played Now I've Got a Witness in
> concert yet.
> timeisonourside.com keeps pretty good track of
> these things:
>
>
> >> Are you sure that all songs from out of
> our heads were played in concert? <<
>
> from the US version: yes.
>
> "Music, to me, is the joy, right?"
> - Keith
>
> - january 1970 (from Gimme Shelter,
> courtesy BrownEyedGirll)
>
>
>
> Edited 3 times. Last edit at 09/26/05 18:39 by
> with sssoul.


Thanks for the link. So, according to that page, Might As Well Get Juiced has been played? Anybody know when, and what sort of arrangement? It seems like it would be difficult to do live with all those loops and beats.

Reptile Wrote:
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> Continental Drift was used as intro music...
> doesn't that count? It would be plain stupid to
> actually play it with musicians. On the other
> hand, it would be funny.


They could do it with a marching band, like Fleetwood Mac did with Tusk. jk

Have they ever played the song "Emotional Rescue" live? If not (and I don't believe they've had), perhaps that would be the only A-side single the band ever released without having performed it live. Or are there others? "Mother's Little Helper", or "She's A Rainbow", perhaps?

Just thought I'd throw another wrinkle into this discussion!

Ride like the wind at double speed.....

They've done Mother's Little Helper (though not for almost 40 years) and debuted She's A Rainbow in the late 90's.