eric clapton plays with stones in leicester 1976?

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that's what i like on this forum as a long-time-stonesfan …

someone has a question, someone has the answer,
there is so much Information and links to other sites,

i remember in the 80ies when there were only a few books you could
buy and that was it.

thanks bv again, and thanks all you iorr-guys

Agreed, even in early 90s when first discovering them, information hard to come by. The only way of seeing list of albums and even critical opinion was one of the band biographies, so I bought one.

Every piece of information is so easily and wuicjly accessible these days, as well as any music or video content you"d wish to see when checking out new bands. Its a goldmine of information.

I was there!

So do you still have some memories?

Wow, Key to the Highway, must have been cool. They rehearsed it in 1972.

Didn't Keith have a road traffic accident after that gig ?

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So do you still have some memories?

Yes indeed. All a bit boring now probably but was right at the front and I mean chest up against the stage. No safety barriers in those days. Got hand slapped by Mick. Great night and still very fondly remembered after 44 years. Clapton came out and they did Key To The Highway. The band fed off the audience and the audience fed off the band. 3 months later also saw them at Knebworth.

tomcasagranda,

14/05 leicester 1 st show
15/05 leicester 2 nd show

17/05 stafford 1 st show
18/05 stafford 2 nd show

19/05 keith´s accident, keith asleepy in road to london, arrested possession cocaine and lsd



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thanxs erikjjf

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thomashanck
that's what i like on this forum as a long-time-stonesfan …

someone has a question, someone has the answer,
there is so much Information and links to other sites,

i remember in the 80ies when there were only a few books you could
buy and that was it.

thanks bv again, and thanks all you iorr-guys

It is true! and many times in the "specialized" record stores they lied to you about a lot of things and you believed them! jaja!!!

Key to the Highway with Clapton supported by the Stones is now one of my "White Whale" recordings haha. I never knew they played that in 1976. Did Jagger sing backup vocals? Did Richards take a solo too? He played great guitar on the Dallas Rehearsals version.

TravelinMan's "White Whale" Recordings:

Wild Horses Live 1971
Can't You Hear Me Knocking Live 1971
The complete Dallas Rehearsals 1972
Key to the Highway Live 1976

Plus a bunch of soundboard recordings from 1969-73

I was looking through a Rolling Stones book called "50" and there is a picture of the Lotus stage during a show at earls court in 1976. The stage is set up at the center of the arena with the audience surrounding it. A portion of the public had to watch the band from the back it seems. Did that stage revolve at some point?
Rockandroll,
Mops

Heck imagine if they coulda
spun the lotus stage at 500 rpm ...

Woulda done more damage than Oddjob's bowler hat .....



ROCKMAN

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Rockman
Heck imagine if they coulda
spun the lotus stage at 500 rpm ...

Woulda done more damage than Oddjob's bowler hat .....

The stage for the pay per view Hampton 1981 had the central part that moved; nobody died !!

Check at 6:21
[youtu.be]

Keep on rocking,
Mops

I'da died ta be hangin' out in that tent with Micko ....



ROCKMAN

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rollmops
I was looking through a Rolling Stones book called "50" and there is a picture of the Lotus stage during a show at earls court in 1976. The stage is set up at the center of the arena with the audience surrounding it. A portion of the public had to watch the band from the back it seems. Did that stage revolve at some point?
Rockandroll,
Mops

Lord no. The stage was perfect. I'll never forget being in row 10, the Fanfare, Keith's Honky Tonk intro, the petals unfolding, and Mick front and center, scowling as his petal descended. Goose bump!

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rollmops
I was looking through a Rolling Stones book called "50" and there is a picture of the Lotus stage during a show at earls court in 1976. The stage is set up at the center of the arena with the audience surrounding it. A portion of the public had to watch the band from the back it seems. Did that stage revolve at some point?
Rockandroll,
Mops

Lord no. The stage was perfect. I'll never forget being in row 10, the Fanfare, Keith's Honky Tonk intro, the petals unfolding, and Mick front and center, scowling as his petal descended. Goose bump!

Absolutely agreed!

We saw it at one of the shows at Earl's Court. Most other people there complained about the dreadful echo off the hard walls that spoiled the sound. Not a problem for us as we were so far from the band that we were sitting a couple of rows from the walls and didn't pick up the echo!

On the Lotus Stage, I think (not totally certain) that Keith Moon bought it?
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Captain Corella

Key to the Highway with Clapton supported by the Stones is now one of my "White Whale" recordings haha. I never knew they played that in 1976. Did Jagger sing backup vocals? Did Richards take a solo too? He played great guitar on the Dallas Rehearsals version.

TravelinMan's "White Whale" Recordings:

Wild Horses Live 1971
Can't You Hear Me Knocking Live 1971
The complete Dallas Rehearsals 1972
Key to the Highway Live 1976

Plus a bunch of soundboard recordings from 1969-73





link?



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