at the ivy lounge in london with chanel haynes, imelda may and ben waters

thought this needed its own thread

fist saw it here iorr



from hendrik mulder on facebook

i can feel the fire/johnny b. goode
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proud mary with chanel
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from gentry allen on youtube













chanel on the way to rehearsals

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and the daily mail with more photos

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from the daily mail

The Sea High Productions event, which was hosted by Sally and Anne Heath, was raising money for the national charity Aspire, which supports people with spinal cord injuries.

Also present were TV presenter Anneka Rice, EastEnders star Jake Wood, and Imelda May, who performed with Ronnie.

from matt lee





rock n' roll music



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from matt lee





rock n' roll music

Oh yes! Very nice! It reminds me to the cellar concerts, I played with some friends in the early 90s. We knew, that we had about 20 minutes time till the police would come and close it down. We had two or three rehearsals and a wonderfull and powerfull girl was singing. The memories are stellar.

From Matt Lee:

Simply The Best

Bjornulf

thanks bv just saw that on youtube but you beat me to it

does anybody have a setlist?

seems like ronnie performed on quite a few songs

hope he'll do a couple more shows like this

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From Matt Lee:

Simply The Best

Hopefully they take Chanel Haynes with them on tour (in case they tour). her surprising guest appearance in Milano revived GS so much!



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She is really good

Great to see Ronnie in a good shape and mood. That dude is ready to tour.

- Doxa

does anyone else think that sudden lurch from i can feel the fire to the chuck berry number was a spontaneous decision that ronnie made on the spot and not what was rehearsed

ben waters looks sorta surprised and pushes the mic towards imelda but she gestures for him to sing and he breaks into let it rock but ronnie's singing "go johnnie go" in the middle of the song

sorta odd isn't it

another one from hendrik mulder on Facebook

chain of fools
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All the Ronnie content will be on my youtube channel today :-)

Hot Stuff Archive YouTube Channel

The intimate gig was in aid of Aspire, an amazing charity supporting those with spinal chord injuries.

Aspire Fund Raising Page

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All the Ronnie content will be on my youtube channel today :-)

Hot Stuff Archive YouTube Channel

The intimate gig was in aid of Aspire, an amazing charity supporting those with spinal chord injuries.

Aspire Fund Raising Page

thank you matt can't wait

So glad you and Hendrik were there Matt. How many were at the gig?

What was the setlist?

All the clips sound amazing! Thank you all for posting. Ronnie looks and sounds great and ready to go!

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So glad you and Hendrik were there Matt. How many were at the gig?

100, that's the club's capacity.

There was a limit of 100 people at this gig, but I'm guessing more like 60-70 stayed to the end. Ben had just flown in from Australia, and I assume there was little rehearsal. Ben's son Tom played some great sax, and hearing Imelda May and Chanel Haynes was fantastic.

But Ronnie was the star of course - at least of the music part of the evening. He looked and sounded in great shape. Someone asked for "I Can Feel the Fire" and he just started it up - I don't think the band knew it, hence a very short version.

Let It Rock was played, and was not on the setlist. Some of the audience clearly didn't know it as they sang "Go Johnny Go" in the "chorus", so at the end Ronnie transitioned into Johnny B Goode.

The setlist was geared around the vocalists - so Simply the Best, River Deep, Mountain High, and Proud Mary for Chanel. And Rock-n-Roll music, Wee Wee Hours, and Rock Me for Imelda. Ronnie sang Chain of Fools - with some nice guitar work. Ben also did a couple of other songs as warm-ups.

Matt Clifford spent some time in the audience, but did not take part on stage.

This was probably the smallest, most intimate, gig you could imagine from one of the Stones. Between Matt L and Hendrik M I think it was all videoed.



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Very cool for those who were there, something about this is a lot more interesting to me than a full-blown Stones stadium concert. Great to hear I Can Feel The Fire!

So cool!
What a great gig!
Thanks Matt and Hendrik for the videos.

Second the sentiments on the great photos and good health. Thanks!

Go Ronnie go!

Hats off to Ronnie.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Ronnie, c' est le mec le plus sympa au MONDE !
Ronnie is the coolest guy in the WORLD!
Ronnie es el tipo más genial del MUNDO!
Ronnie é o cara mais legal do MUNDO!
Ronnie è il ragazzo più figo del MONDO!
etc...

Nice going Ronnie & others
Thanks folks for your videos

@#$%& god bless this man.

I hope we all are lucky enough to “grow old” like this. Surviving all he’s been through…bless this @#$%& man.

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There was a limit of 100 people at this gig, but I'm guessing more like 60-70 stayed to the end. Ben had just flown in from Australia, and I assume there was little rehearsal. Ben's son Tom played some great sax, and hearing Imelda May and Chanel Haynes was fantastic.

But Ronnie was the star of course - at least of the music part of the evening. He looked and sounded in great shape. Someone asked for "I Can Feel the Fire" and he just started it up - I don't think the band knew it, hence a very short version.

Let It Rock was played, and was not on the setlist. Some of the audience clearly didn't know it as they sang "Go Johnny Go" in the "chorus", so at the end Ronnie transitioned into Johnny B Goode.

The setlist was geared around the vocalists - so Simply the Best, River Deep, Mountain High, and Proud Mary for Chanel. And Rock-n-Roll music, Wee Wee Hours, and Rock Me for Imelda. Ronnie sang Chain of Fools - with some nice guitar work. Ben also did a couple of other songs as warm-ups.

Matt Clifford spent some time in the audience, but did not take part on stage.

This was probably the smallest, most intimate, gig you could imagine from one of the Stones. Between Matt L and Hendrik M I think it was all videoed.

thanks for the report

that answers my questions about the oddness around i can feel the fire/let it rock

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thank you matt!











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Cool...I like these intimate concerts and good to see that Ronnie still does them, I love his rhythm guitar.
When I started playing guitar I was attracted by his rhythm guitars, I spent nights trying to imitate them.

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@#$%& god bless this man.

I hope we all are lucky enough to “grow old” like this. Surviving all he’s been through…bless this @#$%& man.

My thoughts exactly, maybe many fans don't know what a miracle it is this man is still here and performing. He's continually beating the odds, just fantastic to see him healthy like this, Rock on Ronnie