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around 2.30 a proshot snippet from GLASGOW made by TF1 french TV.
Thank you public service INA

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"



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I was at that warm-up gig in the Apollo May 1982 my first ever Stones gig. Ticket was just printed as 'The Concert' cost £6. Night before the Scotland V England game and Mick pulled on a Scotland shirt. Brilliant, intimate show in a long gone legendary venue.

"I'll be in my basement room with a needle and a spoon."

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Night before the Scotland V England game and Mick pulled on a Scotland shirt.

A Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt in front of an English audience. Actually, a Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt. Period

Was at that one. Was lucky enough to get great seats. Great show!

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Night before the Scotland V England game and Mick pulled on a Scotland shirt.

A Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt in front of an English audience. Actually, a Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt. Period

Agreed! So, this didn’t happen?

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Looks like it did happen!



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WOW! Apollo 1982! Imagine if they would have this one released!!! MINT Picture and sound quality as well! YUMMY!!!!!

The news snippet did a disturbing mistake though, pointing out Mick Taylor as Brian in Taylor's first photo session with the lads in 1969



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I was there too . Great memories I wish the whole concert was available in this fantastic quality.

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I was there too . Great memories I wish the whole concert was available in this fantastic quality.

Have seen this clip before and have got it saved...somewhere. Shot with a single camera from one of the boxes overlooking the stage (Keith's side), opening number. Photographer probably had to leave after the usual three songs, so maybe a little more footage in existence somewhere. Seeing Stu in this reminds me of him checking things out onstage - including Mick's microphone - before the band came on with few in the audience recognising him, appreciating his significance and contributions to the band.

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Night before the Scotland V England game and Mick pulled on a Scotland shirt.

A Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt in front of an English audience. Actually, a Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt. Period

A Scotsman would never say 'period' either. He'd say 'full stop'.

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ROLLINGSTONE
Night before the Scotland V England game and Mick pulled on a Scotland shirt.

A Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt in front of an English audience. Actually, a Scotsman would never pull on an England shirt. Period

Agreed! So, this didn’t happen?

he's not saying that. He's just comparing the two scenarios.

It DID happen. If I recall right, Mick also correctly predicted the score of the game the next day (England won 1-0).

Although maybe that was at the Edinburgh show? It took place on May 28th, the England-Scotland game was May 29th. The Glasgow show was the 27th.

He had a good record with predictions that summer. When the Stones played Turin on the day of the World Cup Final, he predicted that Italy would beat West Germany 3-1.

They did.



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I was there too . Great memories I wish the whole concert was available in this fantastic quality.

Have seen this clip before and have got it saved...somewhere. Shot with a single camera from one of the boxes overlooking the stage (Keith's side), opening number. Photographer probably had to leave after the usual three songs, so maybe a little more footage in existence somewhere. Seeing Stu in this reminds me of him checking things out onstage - including Mick's microphone - before the band came on with few in the audience recognising him, appreciating his significance and contributions to the band.

Very much agree with the Stu comment!!!!!

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They call Mick Taylor Brian Jones

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