Can't vouch for the accuracy, but it appears to be.
Interesting to watch their top ten songs played live change over time.


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Setlist - RS Songs Played Totals 1963 through 2019.

lots of other good stats on this site

Love how by the end all of those top played songs are basically the setlist for the shows the past several years. Greatest Hits only.

The four first were the ones I anticipated as the "FIRST FOUR".

Interesting to see that the most popular "Silver Warhorses"(almost warhorses, but not quite there) are ADTL, Bitch and LSTNT. I would've guessed something similar with maybe Live With Me as a contender as it was played in 69-70 before Bitch and ADTL was released and LSTNT was introduced in 1981 and then got the deluxe treatment again durin B2B. Great to see that BTMMR is in the top 20 and that I got to attend a show where they neither played Flash or Satisfaction.

Interesting that SMU got more than 100 showings more than Sympathy, those 81-82 shows put it down considerably and also interesting that it wasn't until june 1990 that the diabolic warhorse passed Bitch in the list!!

If I'd been Mick or Keith I would probably have chosen about the same songs. With especially the first four ya can't go wrong!

The night time is the right time - played only once? Didn´t they play that one almost every night 2005? (Setlist - Rolling Stones songs played totals 1963-2019, here above).

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The night time is the right time - played only once? Didn´t they play that one almost every night 2005?

Yes, it was played very often in 2005-2006: [iorr.org] - (Review). Personally I find Setlist.fm rather unreliable.

It changed over time in the 60s and 70s.But from 1989 onwards, it's all the same.

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The night time is the right time - played only once? Didn´t they play that one almost every night 2005?

Yes, it was played very often in 2005-2006: [iorr.org] - (Review). Personally I find Setlist.fm rather unreliable.

setlist.fm has it (apart from this one entry) as "The Right Time (Nappy Brown cover)". Played 58 times

My 70 shows, 117 different songs, 1147 total



Song Play Count

1. Brown Sugar 70 each concert
2. Jumpin Jack Flash 70 each concert
3. Start Me Up 70 each concert
4. Tumbling Dice 70 each concert
5. Honky Tonk Woman 69 missed in Berlin 28.08.1998
6. Satisfaction 69 missed in Stuttgart 29.05.1999
7. Sympathy For The Devil 68
8. It's Only Rock And Roll 66
9. Miss You 55
10. Gimme Shelter 51
11. Street Fighting Man 40
12. You Can't Always Get What... 40
13. Midnight Rambler 39
14. You Got Me Rocking 37
15. Paint It, Black 36
16. Before They Make Me Run 31 (Keith!)
17. Slipping Away 29 (Keith!)
18. Like A Rolling Stone 27
19. Happy 21 (Keith!)
20. Angie 19
21. Out Of Control 18
22. Let's Spend The Night Together 17
23. You Got The Silver 15 (Keith!)
24. Bitch 15
25. It's All Over Now 14
26. Beast Of Burden 14
27. Not Fade Away 13
28. Sparks Will Fly 13
29. I Go Wild 13
30. Ride Em On Down 13
31. Rough Justice 12
32. Wanna Hold You 12 (Keith!)
33. Saint Of Me 11
34. Rock And A Hard Place 10
35. Monkey Man 10
36. Don't Stop 9
37. Just Your Fool 9
38. Under My Thumb 9
39. Live With Me 8
40. Can't You Hear Me Knocking 8
41. Anybody Seen My Baby 7
42. Flip the Switch 7
43. Little Quennie 7
44. Rocks Off 7
45. Heartbreaker 7
46. Sweet Virginia 7
47. Oh No Not You Again 6
48. Respectable 6
49. Streets Of Love 6
50. The Worst 6 (Keith!)
51. Wild Horses 6
52. Can't Be Seen 6 (Keith!)
53. Doom And Gloom 6
54. Get Off Of My Cloud 6
55. All Down The Line 5
56. Night Time Is The Right Time 5
57. She Is A Rainbow 5
58. Thief In The Night 4 (Keith!)
59. You Don't Have To Mean It 4 (Keith!)
60. Connection 4 (Keith!)
61. I'll Go Crazy 4
62. Little Red Rooster 4
63. Route 66 4
64. Ruby Tuesday 4
65. She's So Cold 4
66. Shattered 4
67. 2000 Light Years From Home 3
68. Almost Hear Your Sigh 3
69. Harlem Shuffle 3
70. If You Can't Rock Me 3
71. Love Is Strong 3
72. Mannish Boy 3
73. Mixed Emotions 3
74. Sad Sad Sad 3
75. Dance With Mr D 3
76. The Last Time 3
77. Waiting On A Friend 2
78. Far Away Eyes 2
79. Some Girls 2
80. Sway 2
81. All About You 2 (Keith!)
82. As Tears Go By 2
83. Crazy Mama 2
84. Dead Flowers 2
85. Factory Girl 2
86. I Just Want To Make Love To You 2
87. Let It Bleed 2
88. She Was Hot 2
89. The Nearness Of You 2 (Keith!)
90. Champage And Reefer 2
91. Play with Fire 2
92. Can't Get Next To You 1 New York 12.08.1994
93. Out Of Tears 1 New York 12.08.1994
94. Shine A Light 1 Berlin 17.08.1995
95. Star Star 1 Phoenix 07.11.1997
96. 19th Nervous Breakdown 1 Los Angeles 10.11.1997
97. When The Whip Comes Down 1 Los Angeles 10.11.1997
98. Memory Motel 1 Köln 20.06.1999
99. Love In Vain 1 München 04.06.2003
100. Neighbours 1 München 04.06.2003
101. Thru And Thru (Keith) 1 Milan 10.06.2003
102. Rock Me Baby (with AC/DC) 1 Hockenheim 22.06.2003
103. Get Up Stand Up 1 Philadelphia 10.10.2005
104. Infamy (Keith) 1 Philadelphia 10.10.2005
105. Rain Fall Down 1 Philadelphia 10.10.2005
106. Con Le Mie Lacrime 1 Milan 11.07.2006
107. This Place Is Empty (Keith) 1 München 16.07.2006
108. Just My Imagination 1 New York 27.09.2006
109. Little T&A (Keith) 1 New York 27.09.2006
110. Ain't Too Proud To Beg 1 London 26.08.2007
111. I Wanna Be Your Man 1 London 29.11.2012
112. Lady Jane 1 London 29.11.2012
113. One More Shot 1 London 29.11.2012
114. Worried About You 1 Düsseldorf 19.06.2014
115. Moonlight Mile 1 Milwaukee 23.06.2015
116. Hate To See You Go 1 Zürich 20.09.2017
117. Fool To Cry 1 London 22.05.2018



Total Number Of Songs 1447

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setlist.fm has it as "The Right Time (Nappy Brown cover)".

But the Track is also (mostly) known as 'Night Time Is the Right Time', originally recorded in 1937 by Blues-pianist Roosevelt Sykes and the most successful version was in 1958 by Ray Charles - [en.Wikipedia.org] .

Fascinating that 10 years after the release of Satisfaction, Star Star was played more often in concert.

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Fascinating that 10 years after the release of Satisfaction, Star Star was played more often in concert.

You have to be very careful with the statistics of the 60s. Only very few setlists are available and the 60s was the century where they played the most gigs.

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setlist.fm has it as "The Right Time (Nappy Brown cover)".

But the Track is also (mostly) known as 'Night Time Is the Right Time', originally recorded in 1937 by Blues-pianist Roosevelt Sykes and the most successful version was in 1958 by Ray Charles - [en.Wikipedia.org] .

yeah, to me too (I agree that the site seems a bit unreliable)
just wanted to point out, that it's actually listed



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Ah, I can see clearly now! It was listed. Thank you!

I got to hear the one and only The Sun Is Shining. It is not listed somehow in that list that I saw but if you search for it, it comes up, played once, Altamont Speedway. Amazing they would play an obscure song like that only once, and its never been officially recorded in the studio by them, like it was the one and only time they ever played it, ever.

jb

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I got to hear the one and only The Sun Is Shining. It is not listed somehow in that list that I saw but if you search for it, it comes up, played once, Altamont Speedway. Amazing they would play an obscure song like that only once, and its never been officially recorded in the studio by them, like it was the one and only time they ever played it, ever.

jb

Played to calm the crowd, I read.
video: [drive.google.com]

Also played in '62 apparently.
[guestpectacular.com]

Sad that songs like 19th Nervous Breakdown, Mother's Little Helper and Heart of Stone are so ignored live. Even casual fans would know these songs. Yet You Got Me Rocking is played more than twice as many times as a song like Beast of Burden.

you got me rocking according to setlist.fm is played live more than almost any other song when you factor age into the equation and only count actual plays divided by total possible times played. it has a very high percentage which to me is a waste.

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setlist.fm has it as "The Right Time (Nappy Brown cover)".

But the Track is also (mostly) known as 'Night Time Is the Right Time', originally recorded in 1937 by Blues-pianist Roosevelt Sykes and the most successful version was in 1958 by Ray Charles - [en.Wikipedia.org] .

Sometimes aka Night & Day.

You do have to remember that prior to a certain date, live performing acts did not have to submit playlists to ASCAP and BMI and etc like they do now (well, I think one of those organizations is now defunct). They are used in calculating royalty payments for public performances, and are probably the source of the data used in those sort of tallies. So that means that early sixties mainstays might not we actually weighted appropriately versus performances after that date, hence making things like You Got Me Rocking appear higher in the list than they might otherwise.

jb

I'd love to see a randomly-generated 20 song setlist.