First of all I would have the concert at Historic Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga. HOme of the SEC Champion Georgia Dawgs.

The opening act would be a game between the Dawgs and them beating th crap out of Texas and just to shut most sport commentators destroy USC in a double header.

Musically, I would bring back Robert Johnson, Chuck Berry (not dead yet) and Johnny Cash,and Elvis followed by Allman Brother and Gov't Mule.

The Stones would headline (of course) where I would sit in for three to four numbers on guitar. Where they would play for four hours covering as much as possible.

Feel free to be creative as possible but please don't start the RW and MT crap.

Hey, nank, I actually got to see James Brown sing "Dooley's Junkyard Dawgs" at beautiful Sanford in the late 70's. The place is a slice of heaven on an autumn Saturday afternoon - Those BEAUTIFUL Georgia girls, a few beverages, some good eats, and SEC action. Usually lots of good music in the air. Let's don't forget the legend - Larry Munson! Peace.


Musically, the Rolling Stones.



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Dream "Festival":

Motley Crue
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Grateful Dead... current lineup is fine
Bruce Springsteen
Elton John
Neil Young and Crazy Horse
Creedence Clearwater Revival REUNITES
Bob Dylan (if he can find his voice, and play mostly classics)
Cream Reunion or perhaps even better yet, Derek & the Dominoes reunion.
The Rolling Stones

and for encore, Stevie Ray Vaughan is re-incarnated, Buddy Guy and Mick Taylor join 'em on stage and they play an encore of "Playin' in the Band", "Like a Rolling Stone", "Hey Hey, My My (Rock and Roll Will Never Die)", "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting", "Street Fightin' Man (with Mick Mars grindin' the lead if he can still stand by this time), "Give it Away", "Long As I Can See the Light", "Life by the Drop", and "Sweet Home Chicago"

Can I keep going on this ???

Venue... no question... Chicago United Center... the Stones own it.

If you'd like to get the pre-sale tickets, just e-mail me your AMEX gold card number and the password is "skipped town"

"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."



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I would have the concert in Egypt with the pyramids as a background. This New Year's Eve concert would start at 6 PM with Cream, 8 pm Led Zeppelin, Beatles 10 pm and the Stones would close the night at 11:55. At midnight. they would start the countdown and go into "Midnight Hour" when Otis would appear trading lines with Jagger.

But...but Midnight Hour is Wilson Picket's baby and he's still alive & kickin'



ROCKMAN

I'd love to have the Rolling Stones at the local (once legendary) music club "Atlantis" with a capacity of maybe 300 people. As a warm-up I'd suggest the Pretty Things.

Bay City Rollers LIVE in Omaha, NE. USA. Opening Act would be Beetlejuice from the Howard Stern show. Let's rock.

Nordseehalle Emden
very intimate arena for max. 4000 people in my hometown by the sea
Free Becks beer
and 3000 enthusiastic fans

Pre -Show:
Helge Schneider 1h
Wir Sind Helden (Geman pop-band) 0,5h


Opening Acts:

1. Bob Dylan 1h
2. REM 0,5h
3. U2 0,5h
4. Bruce Springsteen and The E-Street Band 1h
5. Cream 0,75h
6. The Who 1h
7. Westernhagen 1h
8. Macca 1h Blackbird performed on a stool on the b-stage

Headliner:

The Rolling Stones 3,5h
5-6 songs on the b-stage
Duet with Dylan and Springsteen on Like A Rolling Stone
Duet with Bono and The Edge on Salt Of The Earth

Keith doing 3-4 songs (Connection and Love Hurts duetting with Townshend and Daltrey)including a new one
Guitar duet with Eric Clapton on Sympathy or Sway
Ginger baker percussion on Sympathy
live debut of Soul Survivor, Luxury, Tell Me, Love Hurts
rarities in set: Salt Of The Earth, Moonlight Mile, Play With Fire, As Tears Go By, She's So Cold, Some Gilrs, Out Of Control, Love Is Strong, Crazy Mama, Under My Thumb, Love Train, Memory Motel, Bitch, All Down The Line, Jump On Top Of Me

Where - Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Who - The Rolling Stones (headliners, of course)
David Bowie
AC/DC
Aerosmith
The Black Crowes

I kind of like this line-up. Maybe throw in the Police too. At least let them get back together for my dream concert!

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Hey, nank, I actually got to see James Brown sing
> "Dooley's Junkyard Dawgs" at beautiful Sanford in
> the late 70's. The place is a slice of heaven on
> an autumn Saturday afternoon - Those BEAUTIFUL
> Georgia girls, a few beverages, some good eats,
> and SEC action. Usually lots of good music in the
> air. Let's don't forget the legend - Larry Munson!
> Peace.
>
>
> Musically, the Rolling Stones.
>
>
>
> Edited 1 times. Last edit at 12/06/05 22:32 by
> Elmo Lewis.
I am so jealous. Not old enough to have been around for that one. JB in Sanford. Awesome. I think the only change to my setlist would be to have Otis Redding play as well and some Commentary By Larry Munson. I will not be suprised if I die go to Heaven is basically Sanford Stadium and Athens on game day.

My back yard and all Stones!!!

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

The 1973 Rolling Stones in Hawaii in a small arena. Oh sorry, that wasn't a dream; I was actually there.

1973, on the spot...
Festival (Day 4 Roskilde?)

the Stones
Free
Omega
Thin Lizzy w/ Eric Bell
Kebnekajse
Peps Persson
Nationalteatern
Laszlo Földes (pre-Hobo Blues Band)
Santana
Little Feat
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Bob Marley
Cher
John Holm
Joe Cocker &Leon Russel
Gasolin´
Röde Mor

Day 5 ('2nd day)

Ekseption
King Crimson
Zappa
Captain Beefheart
Nazareth
Mud
Grand Funk
Slade
Sweet
Deep Purple Mach II
Uriah Heep
Black Sabbath
Led Zeppelin
David Bowie
Hurriganes
Pink Floyd
Chuck Berry


woooooooooo-hoooh!

My dream concert, would take place at my favourite venue-
The Borderline Club, in London. (Preferably, on my birthday)

I'd have a triple-bill of headliners (doing 1 hour set, each):-

The Rolling Stones
(with Wyman and Taylor, back in the fold , for one night only)

Buddy Holly and The Crickets
(my fave R&R pioneer- gone before his time)

The Flying Burrito Bros
( Gram Parsons era- of course)

The support act, would be The White Stripes.

At the end of the show, the drink would be flowing and all the bands, would come out on stage and do an impromptu jam/ 4 song-encore-
JJf...Not Fade Away...Hickory Wind...Hotel Yorba.

Its a dream -but it's my dream.

Hank Williams
Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys
Blind Willie Mc Tell
Robyn Hitchcock
Hendrix
Love
Patti Smith
Mothers of Invention
Stones

Andy

Steel pulse
bob marley
dylan
talking heads
the who
the jam
clash
sex pistols
Stones

revelution square havana cuba!

Stones.

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