Let It Bleed with Hubert Sumlin 030116 29:00

Can Hubert be heard at all? Is there a version of this concert where we can hear Hubert Sumlin?

[www.youtube.com]

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September 10, 2002: The Rolling Stones kick off the Chicago trilogy with a concert at United Center. Mick
Jagger and Ron Wood then jam with Buddy Guy at the Legends club.

January 25, 2003: The Rolling Stones start another swing through the American South with a stadium
concert in Houston, Texas. Johnnie Johnson joins the band onstage during Honky Tonk Women.

February 1-4, 2003: The Rolling Stones perform at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado, where Jonny
Lang guests, followed by San José, California.

February 18, 2003: The Rolling Stones kick off their 2003 Pacific Tour with a small-scale concert, their
first of the year, at Sydney's Enmore Theatre. The band's Australian concerts are their first since the
Voodoo Lounge tour. Malcolm and Angus Young of AC/DC join the band onstage during Rock Me Baby
for many such cameos during the rest of the year.


[www.timeisonourside.com]


Thank you

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Let It Bleed with Hubert Sumlin 030116 29:00

Can Hubert be heard at all? Is there a version of this concert where we can hear Hubert Sumlin?

[www.youtube.com]

who ever shot this videos has had obviously no clue who Hubert Sumlin is

Paying the Cost to the Boss - B B King with the Rolling Stones

[www.youtube.com]


Deuces Wild (B.B. King album)

Bass – Darryll Jones*
Drums – Charlie Watts
Guitar – Keith Richards, Ron Wood
Keyboards – Tommy Eyre
Tenor Saxophone – Joe Sublett
Trumpet – Darrell Leonard
Vocals, Harmonica – Mick Jagger

Five Long Years - live Buddy Gut, Gary Clark, Jr, Jeff Beck
[www.youtube.com]

Sweet Home Chicago - White House Red White and Blues, February 21, 2012
[www.youtube.com]

Can anyone identify this performance, please?


I Just Want to Make Love to You

[www.youtube.com]

... that Filthy intro always blows me



ROCKMAN

..... grindin out some Jimmy Reed ..... untouchable



ROCKMAN

I'm Going Down with Jeff Beck.





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I don't really get the topic, are you looking to compile all Stones performances? It would be hard to come up with a non-Blues Stones performance.

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I don't really get the topic, are you looking to compile all Stones performances? It would be hard to come up with a non-Blues Stones performance.

While re-reading Exile's post it struck me that he's looking for specific performances.

Black limousine

[youtu.be]

I also made my own stones blues playlist:

[open.spotify.com]

Champagne and Reefer w/Eric Clapton 121129






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I'm trying to get all performances of the Rolling Stones playing traditional Blues songs. There's been many!

They don't have to be video, audio is great too.

There's also a lot of performances with other artists as seen above.

My buddies and I are creating a Stones Blues project.

We really need interviews too as I plan a Rolling Stones CD with radio specials and interviews.

Goingmad, DandelionPowderman, Nikkei & Rockman - I appreciate your help. These posts are great. Thank you very much for your posts!

I'm looking for everything that's Rolling Stones and Blues.


I'd like to pick several versions of Love In Vain from various tours, etc...

Love In Vain Woodstock Rehearsals
The Fat Man Woodstock Rehearsals
Hi Heeled Sneakers Woodstock Rehearsals
@#$%& Blues Woodstock Rehearsals

I'm Gonna Drive - b-side Out of Tears 1994
[www.youtube.com]

Who's Driving Your Plane [www.youtube.com]

So Young - early version [www.youtube.com] Love it!

When You're Gone 1978 - [www.youtube.com]

Let It Bleed with Hubert Sumlin NYC 030116 29:00 - Is there a version of this Let It Bleed with Hubert Sumlin that we can hear Hubert?







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How do I get videos to show up in this forum as a video and not just a link? I used the video link icon that looks like movie film.


We are the best group of people anywhere on the Internet! Thanks for sharing my great interest in the Rolling Stones everyone. Thanks BV for facilitating and paying for this forum.

Please keep your Stones Blues coming!

Exile Stones



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<How do I get videos to show up in this forum as a video and not just a link?>

Remove the "s" in "https".

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Remove the "s" in "https".

Cool. Thanks!






Buddy Guy and the Stones - Night Time is the Right Time interviews and song.

In our Rolling Stones Blues Project, I am compiling interviews, radio specials and special guests that mention the Rolling Stones and Blues.





Night Time is the Right Time
featuring Buddy Guy - interviews and song clips Milwaukee 2005

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Champagne and Reefer with Buddy Guy - Milwaukee June 23, 2015

THE THRILL IS GONE - 2011, Live At The Royal Albert Hall with
Muddy Waters Slash, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, Ronnie Wood
and Simply Red’s Mick Hucknall.

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I also made my own stones blues playlist:

[open.spotify.com]

I find it interesting that you picked You Got to Move from Sticky Fingers Live.

Where did you find Key to the Highway?

Thanks for your help.

The Deluxe-Version of GYYYO presents an absolute Blues-highlight (besides LIV): the acoustic section with You Gotta Move and Prodigal Son.

Back Of My Hand .... few on tube .... pick thru 'em



ROCKMAN

Spider And The Fly (live)





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I also made my own stones blues playlist:

[open.spotify.com]

I find it interesting that you picked You Got to Move from Sticky Fingers Live.

Where did you find Key to the Highway?

Thanks for your help.

Key to the higway, instrumental piano, is at the end of Dirty Work. It`s a tribute to Stu.



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Mannish Boy (live in 2002)





[www.youtube.com]

I Just Wanna Make Love To You (live in 2003)





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The Deluxe-Version of GYYYO presents an absolute Blues-highlight (besides LIV): the acoustic section with You Gotta Move and Prodigal Son.

I forgot all about the 40th YaYas. Thanks

DandelionPowderman, RockMan, thanks again!

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I also made my own stones blues playlist:

[open.spotify.com]

I find it interesting that you picked You Got to Move from Sticky Fingers Live.

Where did you find Key to the Highway?

Thanks for your help.

Key to the highway, instrumental piano, is at the end of Dirty Work. It`s a tribute to Stu.

Thanks for the Key to the Highway answer. I wasn't able to listen to Spotify yet. My son has me logged in on my phone and I don't know the password to put it on this computer. I thought maybe, some how, you got an unofficial recording to play in Spotify.

Including Key to the highway, instrumental piano, from the end of Dirty Work leaves no Stones unturned. Thanks.

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There's several versions of Key to the Highway. I can't think of them all. Can you?

Key to the Highway - Chess Sessions
Key to the Highway - Keith solo

Here it is Exile.





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And here is the Stones's version:





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Here is Keith's version with Johnnie Johnson:





[www.youtube.com]

Here is Keith and Clapton having a go at it:





[www.youtube.com]



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