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Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

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Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

No clue... Found this on Spotify

I guess some experts can easily tell which show it was, looking at the stage costumes.



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Great picture unusual outfit for Charlie..................

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LA Forum --- 11 June 1972 ..... Jim Marshall

the expert has spoken!

NO NO Wolfeeeee me NO expert ....

Me just Rockin' Boy



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TheflyingDutchman
Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

Already photoshopped out…

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Koen

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TheflyingDutchman
Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

Already photoshopped out…

That’s very funny

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TheflyingDutchman
Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

Already photoshopped out…

Auch

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Koen

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TheflyingDutchman
Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

Already photoshopped out…

Auch

I'm waiting for them to photoshop Ronnie in ...

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TheflyingDutchman
Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

Already photoshopped out…

Auch

I'm waiting for them to photoshop Ronnie in ...

wait where's jim price and bobby?!

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TheflyingDutchman
Great picture ,thanks. Where are Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor?

Already photoshopped out…

It does look like there are 3 taller silhouettes on the amp cabinet on the right, and 2 shorter silhouettes on the amp cabinet to its left.

In 1792 they did bow... and ARROW

I mentioned here years ago that I read in a magazine from 82-83 a review of their 1982 Wembley shows and it showed a pic of the whole band taking a curtain call bow and it said that was the first time.

During the Jones and Taylor years the band usually ran off the stage as fast as possible after the last song, for various reasons that every stones fan knows. It doesn't reveal a bow. Keith, Charlie and Mick Jagger stand up right. Bill and Taylor likely cut out with the anchor point-tool, and next two layers merged.



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They bowed to no one in 1972! They were the kings of Mt Rock.

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During the Jones and Taylor years the band usually ran off the stage as fast as possible after the last song, for various reasons that every stones fan knows. It doesn't reveal a bow. Keith, Charlie and Mick Jagger stand up right. Bill and Taylor likely cut out with the anchor point-tool, and next two layers merged.

They ran off stage after the last song in 1972, but it could be that for shows with an encore like this show they took a bow.

Mathijs

A related press clip about the LA 1972 2nd show.

Holloway, New Musical Express: “Through sheer enthusiasm and appreciation, the crowd keeps applauding. Not because they think they deserve an encore, but more of a thank you. The Stones return with Keith, Mick and Charlie arm-in-arm while Bill and Mick Taylor keep to the side of the stage. They bow and say thanks, but don’t look like they’re prepared for another song. They finally decide to show their thanks by playing Honky Tonk Women and the crowd is happy. They know they’ve just witnessed a damn good rock show and couldn’t ask for more.”

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They bowed to no one in 1972! They were the kings of Mt Rock.

erwin.hoetjes@gmail.com should know

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crholmstrom
They bowed to no one in 1972! They were the kings of Mt Rock.

erwin.hoetjes@gmail.com should know

I had that thought also.

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stoneslib
A related press clip about the LA 1972 2nd show.

Holloway, New Musical Express: “Through sheer enthusiasm and appreciation, the crowd keeps applauding. Not because they think they deserve an encore, but more of a thank you. The Stones return with Keith, Mick and Charlie arm-in-arm while Bill and Mick Taylor keep to the side of the stage. They bow and say thanks, but don’t look like they’re prepared for another song. They finally decide to show their thanks by playing Honky Tonk Women and the crowd is happy. They know they’ve just witnessed a damn good rock show and couldn’t ask for more.”

Stonelib, you are impressive.

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Rockman
LA Forum --- 11 June 1972 ..... Jim Marshall

Hi Rocky... Do you have by chance the picture? So we can see if photoshoped....

Shot is in Jim Marshall book .... not doctored

Wyman and Taylor are in other shots from that show ...



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A related press clip about the LA 1972 2nd show.

Holloway, New Musical Express: “Through sheer enthusiasm and appreciation, the crowd keeps applauding. Not because they think they deserve an encore, but more of a thank you. The Stones return with Keith, Mick and Charlie arm-in-arm while Bill and Mick Taylor keep to the side of the stage. They bow and say thanks, but don’t look like they’re prepared for another song. They finally decide to show their thanks by playing Honky Tonk Women and the crowd is happy. They know they’ve just witnessed a damn good rock show and couldn’t ask for more.”

Stonelib, you are impressive.

Thank you, kindly. Charlie wore that "calypso" shirt at several West Coast 1972 shows.

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TheflyingDutchman
During the Jones and Taylor years the band usually ran off the stage as fast as possible after the last song, for various reasons that every stones fan knows. It doesn't reveal a bow. Keith, Charlie and Mick Jagger stand up right. Bill and Taylor likely cut out with the anchor point-tool, and next two layers merged.

They ran off stage after the last song in 1972, but it could be that for shows with an encore like this show they took a bow.

Mathijs

Agree here...