when did the stones play the 100 club in London?...and....what was the setlist?..and last but not least...are there any decent recordings of the show?...any info would be appreciated

23rd February 1986
LONDON, England
100 Club

Route 66
Down The Road Apiece
Key To The Highway
Confessin' The Blues
Mannish Boy
Bye Bye Johnny
Harlem Shuffle
Little Red Rooster
Down In The Botton
I Believe I'll Dust My Broom
Little Queenie


Memorial concert for Ian Stewart
Not a public gig, but only for family & close friends.
Guests:
Simon Kirke (drums) tracks 1-5
Eric Clapton (gtr) tracks 3,6 & 10
Jeff Beck (gtr) tracks 6-9
Pete Townshend (gtr) tracks 7-9
Kirke replaced Charlie on first 5 songs as Charlie was late!

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

thanks alot TeleK!!!

pleased to meet you


ps info taken from the gazzas rocks off great site .lots of infos there

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> when did the stones play the 100 club in
> London?...and....what was the setlist?..and last
> but not least...are there any decent recordings of
> the show?...any info would be appreciated


It was a memorial gig for Stu on Feb 23, 1986

Route 66
Down The Road Apiece
Key To The Highway
Confessin' The Blues
Mannish Boy
Bye Bye Johnny
Harlem Shuffle
Little Red Rooster
Down In The Bottom
(I Believe I'll) Dust My Broom, and
Little Queenie

No extant recording, according to Rocksoff.

[www.rocksoff.org]

Sorry for the dupe :~



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-10-12 02:44 by camper88.

thanks camper88!!!

Gazza has probably already answered, but here's what I know:

They also played there in [31?] May, 1982. Not sure about audio of that show....for the Stu tribute 23 Feb 1986, I'm 100% certain nothing circulates. (I'd bet the Stones recorded it!)

I'd have to search back through Nico Zentgraph's and/or Bill Wyman's books to see if the boys played there prior to 1982. I don't think the club is that old. Perhaps it had a differen't name before "100 Club"? If they did play there before 1982, it would have been between 1962-1964.

they also played the 100 Club on 31st May 1982 as a warm up for the European tour, in front of about 350 people, mostly family and friends

No recording has ever circulated of that show either

Regarding the 1986 show - (23rd February, not the 28th) apparently every show since the early 70s has been recorded by the band's crew. Except this one. They were specifically instructed not to.


And, as you will no doubt notice from the setlist - they didnt play a single original composition, all covers - even their soon to be released single, "Harlem Shuffle"

thanks everybody...i faintly remember reading about the '82 gig there...where's that soundboard?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......we want it

you just beat me to it, redrum..lol

to answer your query - no, 1982 and 1986 were the only times they played the club

redrum Wrote:
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> I'd have to search back through Nico Zentgraph's
> and/or Bill Wyman's books to see if the boys
> played there prior to 1982. I don't think the club
> is that old. Perhaps it had a differen't name
> before "100 Club"? If they did play there before
> 1982, it would have been between 1962-1964.
>
>

According to the club website, it's pretty old as clubs go:

The 100 Club has been promoting live music on the same premises since 1942. Originally a restaurant called Mack's, live music was first played here when British jazz drummer Victor Feldman's father hired the venue on a regular Sunday night to showcase the talents of his jazz loving sons and their band. The band consisted of Victor, also known as 'kid Krupa' because of his style of playing, and his two brothers Robert (clarinet) and Monty (accordion). They were joined by legendary British jazz man Jimmy Skidmore (tenor sax) for the opening night on 24th October 1942.

Cheers

This is from Nico's great site. FYI-date was billed as 30 May 1982, but I think band took satge after midnight on 31 May 1982:

"820530B 30th May: London, 100 Club. Same set as usual, incl.
- Chantilly Lace (J.P. Richardson) -unverified
Note: The Stones were billed as ‘Diz And The Doormen’. "

P.S. if my memory serves me correct....wasnt there an audience recording from the '82 "100 club" gig?

camper 88;

Thanks for the historical information! Wow!, you know your stuff!

Regards...

also, the "100 club" was also known for hosting the sex pistols, the clash,the buzzcocks, and many other 1976 british punk bands

Couple of pages of nice shots from Memorial concert for Ian Stewart can be found in the book STU [www.out-take.co.uk]



ROCKMAN

redrum Wrote:
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> camper 88;
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> Thanks for the historical information! Wow!, you
> know your stuff!
>
> Regards...


I know nothing except where google is.

Gazza's the man who knows too much. Or is that Jimmy Stewart?

I think Nico is incorrect on this (rare) occasion. I distinctly remember that show taking place. My birthday is 30th May and I'd have remembered had it taken place the same day..lol. It was on the evening of the 31st.

Maybe its just a typo on Nico's part. Every other account of this show I've ever seen lists it as the 31st.

I was at the venue two years ago when Mick Taylor played there the night between the Stones' Astoria and Wembley Arena shows. Its a very jazz-orientated place, going by the posters and memorabilia all over the club (I bought a cool t-shirt, and the logo is a trumpet, so they're still evidently very much steeped in their jazz tradition)

Of course, in later years it also became associated with the fledgling punk scene in the mid 70's with the Sex Pistols and other acts playing it.

Its actually not an ideal venue for rock music. Very low stage (floor level) and lots of pillars. probably works better if everyone is seated, however - so more suited to jazz I guess

here's a pic of a few misfits from Rocks Off after the Taylor show. I'm at the front with the blue and white shirt. The guy beside me in the red shirt who is wishing he was somewhere else is Bjornulf

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> P.S. if my memory serves me correct....wasnt there
> an audience recording from the '82 "100 club" gig?


Nope. One may indeed exist but its never circulated, unfortunately

Geez, Gazza - is there a picture of you anywhere where you're not the shortest in the shot? ;-)

just the one with the Seven Dwarves.....

for fúcks sake, I'm surrounded by Vikings and Dutchies...what do you expect...even you would look like a shortarse



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-10-12 03:29 by Gazza.

lol

There was definitely a tape in circulation of the 100 Club show from 1982. I saw it at a Record Fair but did not buy it because it was the standard 1982 set list. I think I may have a brief review of this show somewhere.

Hearing is believing

I wouldnt doubt that there may have been one 'advertised' as being from that show (I remember back in the mid 80's a tape being 'rumoured', as there was with Aberdeen - which turned out to be a fake) but that doesnt mean it actually came from that show

If someone was publicly selling a bona fide tape of that show at a record fair, its absolutely inconceivable that a copy of it would not have been widely circulated by now...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-10-12 12:48 by Gazza.

Good point, Gazza. I only read the covers to see the tracklist but it could well have been a fake.

Is anybody knows the set list of the 100 clob 82 show?

[rocksoff.org]

unconfirmed but probable setlist. They didnt play anything unusual

And the guy on the far left side half cut off is my Hungarian friend Thomas Horvath living in Munich. With a great Keith-inspired dressing style. Nice picture! I never knew it existed! Never get to make any photos myself, so it is nice to know where I have been...

I remember seing and meeting Ian Steewart at 100s Club early 80's. He played there with his own band Rocket 88 and he was a very nice guy to meet.

[www.out-take.co.uk]

Bjornulf

Hi
And who has this 100 Club recording for trade or sell ??

And when the Lord gets ready you gotta move

gerhard Wrote:
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> Hi
> And who has this 100 Club recording for trade or
> sell ??
>


Uh...there isnt one...as has been said earlier