As I'm working on a project for my personal use with the collaborations the Stones did play live on officials and boots I can find in my collection I'd like to ask if I've forgotten something or maybe am not aware of.
No special order, just my notes:

Grrr Live!:
Gimme Shelter - Lady Gaga
Going Down - John Mayer, Gary Clark Jr.
Who Do You Love - Black Keys
Tumbling Dice - Bruce Springsteen
Respectable - John Mayer

Steel Wheels Live (official)/Atlantic City 89 (boot):
Salt Of The Earth - Axl Rose & Izzy Stradlin
Little Red Rooster - Eric Clapton
Boogie Chillen - Clapton, John Lee Hooker

Sweet Summer Sun: Hyde Park:
Bitch - Gary Clark Jr.

Isle Of Wight 2007 (boot):
Ain't Too Proud To Beg - Amy Winehouse

The Biggest Bang (DVD):
Shine A Light - Bonnie Raitt
Wild Horses - Eddie Vedder
Let It Bleed - Dave Matthews
Wild Horses - Cui Jian

Bridges to Buenos Aires:
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan

Live At The Checkerboard Lounge:
Baby Please Don't Go - Muddy Waters
Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters
Long Distance Call - Muddy Waters
Mannish Boy - Muddy Waters

Shine A Light:
Loving Cup - Jack White
Champagne & Reefer - Buddy Guy
Live With Me - Christina Aguilera

El Mocambo 1977:
Melody - Billy Preston

Honk Limited Deluxe:
Wild Horses - Florence Welch
Beast Of Burdon - Ed Sheeran
Bitch - Dave Grohl
Dead Flowers - Brad Paisley

Live Licks:
Honky Tonk Woman - Sheryl Crowe
Evereybody Needs Somebody To Love - Solomon Burke

Toronto Rocks (boot):
Rock Me Baby - Angus & Malcolm

Philadelphia Special (boot):
Uptight/Satisfaction - Stevie Wonder

Flashpoint:
Little Red Rooster - Eric Clapton (which is the same recording as on Atlantic City)

I know the Checkerboard Lounge doesn't really fit in as it's only Mick, Keef, Stu & Ronnie participating on a Muddy Waters gig, but I like it
And there is a boot from New Jersey 1981 where they perform HTW with Tina Turner but I cannot find it in acceptable sound quality.



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1978 Tour (boot)
Tumbling Dice - Linda Ronstadt

1999 - No Security
Memory motel - Amsterdam 1998 Dave Matthews
Corina Corina - St Louis 1997 Taj Mahal
Waiting on a friend - St Louis Joshua Redman
Thief in in night - Amsterdam 1998 Leah Wood

1997 - St. Louis (dvd/vhs)
Wild Horses - Dave Matthews
Corina Corina - Taj Mahal
Waiting on a friend - Joshua Redman

1995 Stripped
Shine a Light - Amsterdam Don Was



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I don't mean to sound negative or spoil the work on this list but can anybody here name one song the Stones performed with guest artists that was actually better than when they performed it by themselves?

All those disappointing collaborations just go to show how amazing the Stones are, any attempt at complementing their work with alien artists ended up being counterproductive.

Melody with Billy Preston is wonderful, but it shouldn't be on this list. He was part of the original recording and a steady musician on the tour. It would be like mentioning Bobby Keyes or Lisa Fischer as special guests.

I love Boogie Chillen with John Lee Hooker, but that's not a Stones song. In fact the Stones were basically the house band for Hooker. Great choice by the way, that short appearance brought so much global attention to Hooker.

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can anybody here name one song the Stones performed with guest artists that was actually better than when they performed it by themselves?

Well up to personal opinion. I really thought Wild Horses - Florence Welch was awesome.

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I don't mean to sound negative or spoil the work on this list but can anybody here name one song the Stones performed with guest artists that was actually better than when they performed it by themselves?

All those disappointing collaborations just go to show how amazing the Stones are, any attempt at complementing their work with alien artists ended up being counterproductive.

Melody with Billy Preston is wonderful, but it shouldn't be on this list. He was part of the original recording and a steady musician on the tour. It would be like mentioning Bobby Keyes or Lisa Fischer as special guests.

I love Boogie Chillen with John Lee Hooker, but that's not a Stones song. In fact the Stones were basically the house band for Hooker. Great choice by the way, that short appearance brought so much global attention to Hooker.

I agree totally that most of those collabs are disappointing.
But some are amazing: Shine A Light with Bonnie Raitt; Going Down with John Mayer & Gary Clarke; Respectable with John Mayer; Salt Of The Earth with Axl & Izzy; Boogie Chillen with John Lee Hooker & EC; Long Distance Call & Mannish Boy with Muddy Water; Champagne & Reefer with Buddy Guy; ENSTL with Solomon Burke; Uptight/Satisfaction with Stevie Wonder.

I included Melody because the Stones hijacked it from Billy's song "Do You Love Me?" from his 1973 album "Everybody Like Some Kind Of Music".

As I wrote above: My personal choice for private use.

Thanks for reminding me of No Security. Forgot this one.

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I don't mean to sound negative or spoil the work on this list but can anybody here name one song the Stones performed with guest artists that was actually better than when they performed it by themselves?

All those disappointing collaborations just go to show how amazing the Stones are, any attempt at complementing their work with alien artists ended up being counterproductive.

Melody with Billy Preston is wonderful, but it shouldn't be on this list. He was part of the original recording and a steady musician on the tour. It would be like mentioning Bobby Keyes or Lisa Fischer as special guests.

I love Boogie Chillen with John Lee Hooker, but that's not a Stones song. In fact the Stones were basically the house band for Hooker. Great choice by the way, that short appearance brought so much global attention to Hooker.

Hmm.. Why should they be better? Why not just different? Something different for a change?

I don't think they bring up people in order to make 'best version ever' or better what they could do by themselves. It is just for fun, and doing something non-usual.

I never understand why people are so touchy about that.

- Doxa



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How can folks forget Bo Diddley ?

One if the relatively few few that was any bloody good


[again ..not a Stones song, but a strong and fun performance ]

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Toronto Rocks (boot):

Rock Me Baby - Angus & Malcolm

Rock Me Baby - The Rolling Stones with Angus and Malcolm Young (Festwiese Leipzig, Germany, 20-Jun-2003) - AC/DC – Plug Me In (3DVD, 2007) - [www.Discogs.com] , [iorr.org] , [iorr.org] .

Rock Me Baby - The Rolling Stones with AC/DC (Toronto Rocks) - official DVD 2004 - [www.Discogs.com] , [iorr.org] , [iorr.org] .

Also Festwiese Leipzig, Germany, 20-Jun-2003: Honky Tonk Women - with Crissie Hynde (from The Pretenders) - [iorr.org] .

Also on the Toronto Rocks official DVD: The Rolling Stones with Justin Timberlake (Miss You), AC/DC Rockin' with the Stones.

Also 2003: Rock Me Baby with Angus & Malcolm Young (Oberhausen, June 13 ; Hockenheimring, June 22 ; Twickenham, Sept. 20), Wild Horses with Andrea Corr (Dublin, Sept. 9) - [iorr.org] .



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The Rolling Stones - O2 Arena, London (UK), 25-Nov-2012 - [iorr.org] :

- Gimme Shelter - with Mary J. Blige
- Going Down - with Jeff Beck
- It's Only Rock 'n Roll - with Bill Wyman
- Honky Tonk Women - with Bill Wyman
- Midnight Rambler - with Mick Taylor

The Rolling Stones - O2 Arena, London (UK), 29-Nov-2012 - [iorr.org] :

- Gimme Shelter - with Florence Welch
- Champagne & Reefer - with Eric Clapton
- It's Only Rock 'n Roll - with Bill Wyman
- Honky Tonk Women - with Bill Wyman
- Midnight Rambler - with Mick Taylor

The Rolling Stones, Barclays Center, New York City (United States), 8-Dec-2012 - [iorr.org] :

- Gimme Shelter - with Mary J. Blige
- Going Down - with Gary Clark Jr.



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Also a kinda collaboration with the Stones: the various choirs during 'You Can't Always Get What You Want'.

The choirs are a nice human touch...and I'm sure it's a buzz for many of the choristers involved.

..but they're not so much a collaboration as they are an organic Mellotron.

2013 Rolling Stones 50 & Counting Tour - collaborations beside Mick Taylor - [iorr.org] :

- Wild Horses - with Gwen Stefani (Los Angeles, 3-May-2013)
- Respectable - with Keith Urban (Los Angeles, 3-May-2013)
- Little Red Rooster - with Tom Waits (Oakland, 5-May-2013)
- It's All Over Now - with John Fogerty (San Jose , 8-May-2013)
- Let It Bleed - with Bonnie Raitt (San Jose , 8-May-2013)
- Beast Of Burden - with Katy Perry (Las Vegas, 11-May-2013)
- Champagne & Reefer - with John Mayer (Anaheim, 15-May-2013)
- Bitch - with Dave Grohl (Anaheim, 18-May-2013)
- It's Only Rock 'n Roll - with Carrie Underwood (Toronto, 25-May-2013)
- Six Days On The Road - with Taj Mahal (Chicago, 28-May-2013)
- All Down The Line - with Sheryl Crow (Chicago, 31-May-2013)
- As Tears Go By - with Taylor Swift (Chicago, 3-Jun-2013)
- The Last Time - with Win Butler (Montreal, 9-Jun-2013)
- Going Down - with Gary Clark Jr. (Boston, 12-Jun-2013)
- Dead Flowers - with Brad Paisley (Philadelphia, 18-Jun-2013)
- Under The Boardwalk - with Aaron Neville (Philadelphia, 21-Jun-2013)

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a collaboration as they are an organic Mellotron

Like some of the above guests ....

Live In Texas 1978: Doug Kershaw, fiddle on Far Away Eyes.
LA Friday 1975: Jesse Ed Davis, guitar on Sympathy For The Devil

Tom Waits, John Lee Hooker...

Sympathy for The Devil - Ginger Johnson's African Drummers Hyde Park 1969

Didn't Carlos Santana play with them on Sympathy in 1975 in a major twon like New York, San Francisco or the like?

True, Eric Clapton also.
Here a few more collaborations from the early days to 2022 (not noticed before i think), some on boots, some may be uncirculated or i don't know if released.

first Ronnie was guest on all shows 1975

show - guest (date, town)
complete show ? - Paul Jones (voc) (08.09.1962 - only show missing Mick Jagger in 60 years)
Dead Flowers and or Little Queenie - Stephen Stills (09.10.1970, Amsterdam)
Sympathy - Eric Clapton (22.06.1975, NY City)
Sympathy - Carlos Santana (27.06.1975, NY City)
Honky Tonk Woman - Elton John (20.07.1975, Fort Collins)
Key To The Highway - Eric Clapton (15.05.1976, Leicester)
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Eric Clapton (15.05.1976, Leicester)
Street Fighting Man - Eric Clapton (15.05.1976, Leicester)
Miss You - Eddie Money (29.06.1978, Lexington)
Tumbling Dice - Linda Ronstadt (19.07.1978, Houston)
Honky Tonk Woman - Tina Turner (05./06. & 07.11.1981, East Rutherford)
complete show ? - Mick Taylor (14.12.1981, Kansas City)
Little Red Rooster - Johnny Johnson (17.09.1989, St. Louis)
IORR - Living Colour (14.12.1989, Montreal)
No Expectations - Lenny Kravitz (28.08.1994, Cleveland)
Stop Breaking Down - Robert Cray (25.11.1994, Miami)
Who Do You Love - Bo Diddley (25.11.1994)
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (27.07.1995, Montpellier)
Dead Flowers - Sheryl Crow (30.10.1997, Albuquerque)
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (04.04.1998, Buenos Aires)
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (11.04.1998, Rio De Janeiro)
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (13.04.1998, Sao Paulo)
Rock Me Baby - Buddy Guy (08.09.2002, Boston)
IORR - Bono (16.09.2002, Chicago)
I Just Wanna Make Love ...- Dr. John (16.09.2002, Chicago)
Everybody Needs ... - Solomon Burke (04.11.2002, L.A.)
Wild Horses - Sheryl Crow (06.11.2002, Tacoma)
Honky Tonk Woman - Sheryl Crow (08.11.2002, San Francisco)
Let It Bleed - Hubert Sumlin (18.01.2003, NY City)
Honky Tonk Woman - Johnny Johnson (25.01.2003, Houston)
Rock Me Baby - Angus & Malcolm (18.02.2003, Sydney)
Rock Me Baby - Angus & Malcolm (20.09.2003, London)
Night Time Is The ... - Buddy Guy (08.09.2005, Milwaukee)
Dead Flowers - Bonnie Raitt (22.11.2006, L.A.)
Shine A Light - Bonnie Raitt (25.11.2006, Vancouver)
Tumbling Dice - Bruce Springsteen (29.05.2014, Lisbon)
Respectable - Gary Clarke Jr. (29.05.2014, Lisbon)
Bitch - Gary Clarke Jr. (24.05.2015, San Diego)
Beast Of Burden - Juanes (10.03.2016, Bogota)
Beast Of Burden - James Bay (18.06.2018, London)
Ride ‘em On Down - Gary Clarke Jr. (07.07.2019, Foxboro)
Gimme Shelter - Chanelle Haynes (20.06.2022, Milan)



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Didn't Carlos Santana play with them on Sympathy in 1975 in a major twon like New York, San Francisco or the like?

Yeah, in New York, like Clapton too, but it was a different NYC gig. Elton John (in)famously also guested in one concert during that tour (he supposed to play just in in the open number "Honky Tonk Woman", but continued from then on until he was asked to leave...). I think it was Fort Collins.

EDIT: I was slow...

- Doxa



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sorry Doxa, same time post

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2013 Rolling Stones 50 & Counting Tour - collaborations beside Mick Taylor - [iorr.org] :

- Wild Horses - with Gwen Stefani (Los Angeles, 3-May-2013)
- Respectable - with Keith Urban (Los Angeles, 3-May-2013)
- Little Red Rooster - with Tom Waits (Oakland, 5-May-2013)
- It's All Over Now - with John Fogerty (San Jose , 8-May-2013)
- Let It Bleed - with Bonnie Raitt (San Jose , 8-May-2013)
- Beast Of Burden - with Katy Perry (Las Vegas, 11-May-2013)
- Champagne & Reefer - with John Mayer (Anaheim, 15-May-2013)
- Bitch - with Dave Grohl (Anaheim, 18-May-2013)
- It's Only Rock 'n Roll - with Carrie Underwood (Toronto, 25-May-2013)
- Six Days On The Road - with Taj Mahal (Chicago, 28-May-2013)
- All Down The Line - with Sheryl Crow (Chicago, 31-May-2013)
- As Tears Go By - with Taylor Swift (Chicago, 3-Jun-2013)
- The Last Time - with Win Butler (Montreal, 9-Jun-2013)
- Going Down - with Gary Clark Jr. (Boston, 12-Jun-2013)
- Dead Flowers - with Brad Paisley (Philadelphia, 18-Jun-2013)
- Under The Boardwalk - with Aaron Neville (Philadelphia, 21-Jun-2013)

Is the Taylor Swift As Tears Go By available anywhere?!?!?!?

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Is the Taylor Swift As Tears Go By available anywhere?!?!?!?

MfG 80 - [iorr.org] , WLR 2185 - [iorr.org] . Otherwise: [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] .

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can anybody here name one song the Stones performed with guest artists that was actually better than when they performed it by themselves?

Well up to personal opinion. I really thought Wild Horses - Florence Welch was awesome.

I would second that...loved that version. I don't know whether it matters that they are 'better versions', but it is nice to hear EXCELLENT, different versions as well. Nothing wrong with that at all.

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I don't mean to sound negative or spoil the work on this list but can anybody here name one song the Stones performed with guest artists that was actually better than when they performed it by themselves?

All those disappointing collaborations just go to show how amazing the Stones are, any attempt at complementing their work with alien artists ended up being counterproductive.

Melody with Billy Preston is wonderful, but it shouldn't be on this list. He was part of the original recording and a steady musician on the tour. It would be like mentioning Bobby Keyes or Lisa Fischer as special guests.

I love Boogie Chillen with John Lee Hooker, but that's not a Stones song. In fact the Stones were basically the house band for Hooker. Great choice by the way, that short appearance brought so much global attention to Hooker.

My guess is that Mick doesn't want anybody to steal the show, I could be wrong but the appearance of John Fogerty my guess is that they leave him out in the mix a bit

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Is the Taylor Swift As Tears Go By available anywhere?!?!?!?

MfG 80 - [iorr.org] , WLR 2185 - [iorr.org] . Otherwise: [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] , [www.YouTube.com] .

Thanks Irix.

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Let It Bleed - Hubert Sumlin (18.01.2003, NY City)

Little correction: LIB with Hubert Sumlin was 16-Jan-2003 according to [iorr.org] .

Further live-collaborations in early 2003 - [iorr.org] :

- Honky Tonk Women - with Sheryl Crow (MSG NYC, 18-Jan-2003)
- Honky Tonk Women - with Johnnie Johnson (Houston, 25-Jan-2003)
- Rock Me Baby - with Johnny Lang (Denver, 1-Feb-2003)
- Sympathy for the Devil - with Remy Kabaka (LA, 6-Feb-2003, free NRDC concert)
- Gimme Shelter - with Remy Kabaka (LA, 6-Feb-2003, free NRDC concert)
- Can't You Hear Me Knocking - with Remy Kabaka (LA, 6-Feb-2003, free NRDC concert)
- Honky Tonk Women - with Remy Kabaka (LA, 6-Feb-2003, free NRDC concert)

Live-collaborations in 2002 - [iorr.org] :

- Rock Me Baby - with Buddy Guy (Boston, 8-Sep-2002)
- It's Only Rock 'n Roll - with Bono (Chicago, 16-Sep-2002)
- I Just Want to Make Love to You - with Dr. John (Chicago, 16-Sep-2002)
- Rock Me Baby - with Jonny Lang (New York City, 30-Sep-2002)
- Sympathy For The Devil - with Remy Kabaka on drum (Los Angeles, 2-Nov-2002)
- Honky Tonk Women - with Sheryl Crow on vocals (Los Angeles, 2-Nov-2002)
- Everybody Needs Somebody To Love - with Solomon Burke (Los Angeles, 4-Nov-2002)
- Can't You Hear Me Knocking - with Jim Keltner on percussions (Los Angeles, 4-Nov-2002)
- Wild Horses - with Sheryl Crow (Tacoma, 6-Nov-2002)
- Honky Tonk Women - with Sheryl Crow (San Francisco, 8-Nov-2002)
- Wild Horses - with Sheryl Crow (San Francisco, 9-Nov-2002)
- Sweet Virginia - with guest violinist Frankie Gavin (Oakland, 12-Nov-2002)
- Honky Tonk Women - with Sheryl Crow (Oakland, 12-Nov-2002)
- Honky Tonk Women - with Sheryl Crow (San Diego, 14-Nov-2002)



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Let It Bleed - Hubert Sumlin (18.01.2003, NY City)

Little correction: LIB with Hubert Sumlin was 16-Jan-2003 according to [iorr.org] .

Thanks Irix, little typo.