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Hey guys.

Dont know if if its been posted yet but a beautiful video from the Racket Club

Racket Club UJP

What a bass solo from Darryl on BMHO!
Great sound all around

Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

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Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

"Shattered" as well.

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Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

"Shattered" as well.

i swear i've seen him do it when performing satisfaction too

can't imagine he forgets the lyrics

must just be the perfectionist in him making certain that he's not missing something

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Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

"Shattered" as well.

i swear i've seen him do it when performing satisfaction too

can't imagine he forgets the lyrics

must just be the perfectionist in him making certain that he's not missing something

Yes. I used to be an actor amd played more than 1000x on stage. Even after I played one piece more than 20 x, I kept my script at my place in the dressing room. I just had to know, it's at it's place. I didn't even have to look inside before we played. I just layed it on my table in front of the mirror.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Monday, October 23: Guests include Jacob Elordi, Julius Randle, comedian Leslie Liao and a special appearance by Mick Jagger. Show #1859

Tuesday, October 24: Guests include John Stamos, musical guest Tyla and a special appearance by Mick Jagger. Show #1860

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Could there be a chance that Paul McCartney will play live with the song "Bite My Head Off" himself?

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Could there be a chance that Paul McCartney will play live with the song "Bite My Head Off" himself?

As Macca in on tour in Australia, unlikely.

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Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

"Shattered" as well.

i swear i've seen him do it when performing satisfaction too

can't imagine he forgets the lyrics

must just be the perfectionist in him making certain that he's not missing something

Yes. I used to be an actor amd played more than 1000x on stage. Even after I played one piece more than 20 x, I kept my script at my place in the dressing room. I just had to know, it's at it's place. I didn't even have to look inside before we played. I just layed it on my table in front of the mirror.

i sat side stage down low about 10 years ago and saw the teleprompter very clearly. It has all the lyrics, as well and stage instructions so he knows where to run to at the same moment for each song each night. It made me realize that it had become less of a concert and more of show!

…And you think the party’s over.. but it’s only just begun..

The Stones just keep on rolling! Mick, Keith and Ronnie at Racket, NYC

Photo: Kevin Mazur



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almost the whole performance of angry

What exactly is Keith playing (except for the solo)?

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almost the whole performance of angry

What exactly is Keith playing (except for the solo)?

Looks like he plays most of the chords and some of the riff. No weaving.

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Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

"Shattered" as well.

i swear i've seen him do it when performing satisfaction too

can't imagine he forgets the lyrics

must just be the perfectionist in him making certain that he's not missing something

I am impressed that Mick do remember so many songs and lyrics still, at his age. Myself I don't really remember much,

They do not perform Shattered many times, so no wonder he do need a bit of screen backup.

Bjornulf

My comment was not a slight on Mick, just an observation. I know he has used teleprompters for decades.

The Racket Club show compiled from available clips and shared by someone on the Shidoobee FB page. [www.youtube.com]

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Producer Tony Visconti was invited to the Racket NYC private show. He didn't stick around long enough to see the show, though.

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Questlove's response to Tony Visconti's complaint about his DJ set at Racket NYC:

Dog, the fact that I offended Tony Visconti in such a rock & roll fashion is prolly one of the highest compliments I’ve ever received in my 40 years as a professional musician.

I think I might cry because Rich woulda LOVED & laughed at this so hard. I’m really serious. This woulda been music to Rich’s ears

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"Rich" is Richard Nichols, The Roots manager who passed away in 2014.

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The Racket Club show compiled from available clips and shared by someone on the Shidoobee FB page. [www.youtube.com]

Thanks rtr!

On the 7th day God created The Rolling Stones

Ronnie on back up vocals for Angry! When was the last time that's happened?

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The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Monday, October 23: Guests include Jacob Elordi, Julius Randle, comedian Leslie Liao and a special appearance by Mick Jagger. Show #1859

Tuesday, October 24: Guests include John Stamos, musical guest Tyla and a special appearance by Mick Jagger. Show #1860

[www.discusspw.com]

I’m looking forward to seeing Mick on tv again tonight but I’m getting tired of having to watch Fallon’s goofy show so much

In Fallon's show, the guest, the attraction in his mind, it's him.

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I'm just a Bad Boy Boogie

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Does it look like Mick is looking down at monitors, for lyrics, during some of the new songs, which of course is completely understandable.

"Shattered" as well.

i swear i've seen him do it when performing satisfaction too

can't imagine he forgets the lyrics

must just be the perfectionist in him making certain that he's not missing something

I am impressed that Mick do remember so many songs and lyrics still, at his age. Myself I don't really remember much,

They do not perform Shattered many times, so no wonder he do need a bit of screen backup.

it's a good thing that mick wants to get the lyrics right onstage

i remember last year in berlin when he missed some lyrics in adtl and then immediately apologized onstage

clearly as a profesional getting the words right is important to him

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The Racket Club show compiled from available clips and shared by someone on the Shidoobee FB page. [www.youtube.com]

This is great!
Thanks for posting.

there are 2 full song videos on the YouTube channel www.Dreamtime.tv

Dream! I have not seen you post here in a long time.

I hope all is well with you. 
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The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Monday, October 23: Guests include Jacob Elordi, Julius Randle, comedian Leslie Liao and a special appearance by Mick Jagger. Show #1859

Tuesday, October 24: Guests include John Stamos, musical guest Tyla and a special appearance by Mick Jagger. Show #1860

[www.discusspw.com]

Has Mick been on the show last night? What was his special appearance?

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So DREAMTIME, let's hear the story. How did you get in?

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Not on "The Tonight Show" website (yet), but the local cable guide shows "A special appearance by Mick Jagger" on Monday October 23 and Tuesday October 24.

[www.nbc.com]

Mick's appearance was teased in a tweet last week.

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No "special appearance" on last night's show.

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Not on "The Tonight Show" website (yet), but the local cable guide shows "A special appearance by Mick Jagger" on Monday October 23 and Tuesday October 24.

[www.nbc.com]

Mick's appearance was teased in a tweet last week.

[twitter.com]

No "special appearance" on last night's show.

He’s going to be on tonight in a taped skit. Jagger and Fallon are stuck in an ice box where Jagger admits he once got “Satisfaction” back in 1992. It’s too bad he won’t be there in person…The band should have performed live on The Tonight Show.

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Outraged Tony Visconti walks out of Rolling Stones gig before the band plays, and it’s partly thanks to Questlove's DJ set

By Stuart Williams published about 12 hours ago
“I saw the Stones so many times back in the day with a better line up, even one gig with Brian Jones and Bill Wyman”, Visconti told his fans on social media


You might have heard, The Rolling Stones are back with new album, Hackney Diamonds. Last week, the veteran rockers put on a surprise gig at Manhattan’s Racket club which saw the band run through a short, seven-song set including three songs from their new album, and a guest slot from Lady Gaga.

However, while the thought of watching one of the biggest bands of all-time play in an intimate club setting at short notice is the stuff of serendipitous, ‘right place, right time’ dreams for most fans, esteemed producer Tony Visconti walked out of the gig before the Stones even played a note, and it’s partly down to The Roots’ drummer, Questlove.


Taking to Facebook, Visconti shared his account of the evening with a fairly sizeable list of gripes ranging from the late opening of the doors (forty minutes on a “cold windy night”), having his phone placed in a secure bag that was “impossible to open”, and having people screaming in his ears due to the “deafening” DJ set performed by Questlove. “One guy said he listens to my productions all the time” Visconti writes, “I was so testy by then I snapped back, ‘You should!’"

Things didn’t get any better, though. As Visconti’s patience dwindled by 21:30 (and Questlove’s wheels of steel got louder), Visconti asked “someone in charge” when the Stones would be starting. With no light able to be shed, Visconti and his date for the evening opted to go home.


“I thought, f**k it, I saw the Stones so many times back in the day with a better line up, even one gig with Brian Jones and Bill Wyman. We walked out. A security guard said we won't be able to reenter and I said, thank God.”

The producer goes on to say that he ended his night by watching 1948 horror-comedy movie, Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein on Roku, adding “Now that was good!”


Of course, it wasn’t long before Questlove saw Visconti’s post and added his own reaction. Sharing screenshots of Visconti’s Facebook page to his own Instagram account, Questlove said “Dog, the fact that I offended Tony Visconti in such a rock & roll fashion is prolly one of the highest compliments I’ve ever received in my 40 years as a professional musician.”

He added that late Roots manager Rich Nichols — who passed away in 2014 after battling leukaemia — would have “LOVED & laughed at this so hard…this would have been music to Rich’s ears.


Hackney Diamonds is The Rolling Stones' first album since the passing of drummer Charlie Watts in 2021. Watts features on Mess It Up and Live By The Sword.

Longtime Keith Richards collaborator and influential session drummer/producer, Steve Jordan recorded the remaining 10 songs, and has played drums for The Rolling Stones since Watts’ passing. Watts reportedly telling his bandmates, "Steve Jordan's your man" should anything ever happen to him.

Hackney Diamonds by The Rolling Stones is out now.

More here (Questlove's reply as well): [iorr.org]