Just looked at this again. Two fantastic recorded back to back shows with 1 year time spann. Knebworth 76 and El Mocambo 77. What was the complete set lists at El Mocambo? What is availabe? All I have is @#$%& revenge.

Here you'll find a link to "Route 66". Enjoy!!!

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here are the setlists:


DATE: 4th March
Venue: Toronto, Canada, El Mocambo Tavern
Setlist:
Route 66
Honky Tonk Women
Hand Of Fate
Fool To Cry
Crazy Mama (1st time played live)
Crackin’ Up
Around And Around
Melody (1st time played live)
Star Star
Worried About You (1st time played live)
Let’s Spend The Night Together
Band introduction
Little Red Rooster
Luxury
Brown Sugar
Jumping Jack Flash



Jumping Jack Flash DATE: 5th March
Venue: Toronto, Canada, El Mocambo Tavern
Setlist:
Honky Tonk Women
All Down The Line
Hand Of Fate
Route 66
Fool To Cry
Crazy Mama
Mannish Boy
Crackin’ Up
Dance Little Sister
Around And Around
Tumbling Dice
Happy
Hot Stuff
Star Star
Worried About You
Let’s Spend The Night Together
Worried Life Blues (1st time played live)
It’s Only Rock’n Roll
Rip This Joint
Band introduction
Little Red Rooster
Luxury
Brown Sugar
Jumping Jack Flash


Mick Jagger: Vocals, Piano, Harmonica
Keith Richards: Guitars and Vocals
Ron Wood: Guitars and Vocals
Bill Wyman: Bass
Charlie Watts; Drums
Billy Preston: Piano, Organ, Clavinet, Synthesizer and Vocals
Ian Stewart: Piano
Ollie Brown: Percussion and Vocals




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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



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BersaGurra Wrote:
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> Just looked at this again. Two fantastic recorded
> back to back shows with 1 year time spann.
> Knebworth 76 and El Mocambo 77. What was the
> complete set lists at El Mocambo? What is
> availabe? All I have is @#$%& revenge.

theres only a soundboard of about 30 minutes of one of the shows in general circulation (which I presume is what you have), and even then theres a couple of cuts


Assuming the soundboard all comes from one show, I think its from the 5th March show myself. Theres an unedited version of the same version of "Little red rooster" on LYL - which on the official release is preceded by band intros which are definitely from the 5th March (because Mick addresses someone as "the bottom pincher from last night")

The Mocambo shows look similar to today's club setlists. It's like Jagger has a very definite idea of what tunes he thinks work well in club settings. Nothing beats the atmosphere of that Side 3 on LYL. I rememeber when LYL came out and Keith was indanger of going to prison; the Stones were on the verge of being no more. Then that Club side came out on the Live album. There was such a tangible , close-up immediate feel to that music. I felt like I was right there in the club with Maggie Trudeau. In NYC we were wondering seriously if this clubgig would be the last time we ehard Keith live. Then "Run Rudolph" came out around Xmas, then Keith breezed into town and jumped on stage at the Bottom Line with Dave Edmunds, then Miss You hit the street. My memories begin with the summer of Some Girls. before that it was just pizza and a blur...

OK now I'm droolin, where can I get these gigs via mp3 download?

There has to be a tape of at least one show?

Eventually some lost recordings may surface, but the aforementioned 30 minutes is about all that is "known" to be in circulation. Surely the entire shows exist somewhere. I doubt the Stones would go through the trouble of only having that tape/side 3 of "Love You Live" recorded. Barring the tapes being destroyed (or somehow technical trouble makes them unlistenable),there must be more.

Karnbach presented both shows to a German collector. so there are at least 2 "normal" human beings with the recordings in their collection. I'm hoping for almost 20 years now (when I learned that story) that they may show up on a boot by surprise someday. there's still hope but NO sign that it might happen...

Rockpassion had Toronto.