So here's my new question: Should they do a 60's set on the B-stage?
I mean it could be brillant to in this intimate atmosphere a spotlight back to past sixties!

They could perform such great stuff like: Heart of stone, As tears go by, Child of the moon, Out of time, The last time ....

Keep on rollin'
Gangster

I like the idea, but I maintain that the top B-stage priorities at this juncture are:

1) She Saw Me Coming
2) Parachute Women
3) Back of My Hand
4) She Was Hot
and, for the love of Mick and Keef . . .
5) Slave!!

That would definitely work.
At some of the shows in 97, they did Little Queenie, The Last Time and Let It Bleed. And in 99, at some shows, Route 66, Get Off Of My Cloud and Midnight Rambler. That was about as much of a 60s set you would get.
I would really enjoy a b-stage set consisting of material from the first five or so albums.



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Every b-stage set that contains Parachute Woman is fine with me, but I wouldn't mind more early sixties songs anyway.

Where do I sign?

I've always believed that should play 2 or 3 songs from the early to mid sixties a night. not fade away should make a come back by now and so should its all over now. time is on my side

Well, 2 early sixties tracks an one early raritie, that could be the mix!

Keep on rollin'
Gangster

Confessin' The Blues / Down The Road Apiece / You Can't Catch Me

What I really, really want is an accoustic set, guitarists sitting down, Mick & Keith at the same microphone. Gimme "Wild Horses", "Memory Motel", "Dead Flowers", "Torn and Frayed", "You Got the Silver", "Back of my Hand", "Saint of Me", "No Expectations" or "Ruby Tuesday" on the B-stage... And in Bergen, Norway: let The DumDum Boys warm up!

Yeah it's definetely Parachute Woman time. That one would be so great on the b-stage. Come on Mick, let her land on you once again!

Why not some of this
- Off My Cloud Babee
- I'm Going Down
- Jive Sister fanny
- It won't Take Long
- Soul Survivor
- Driving Too fast
- She Saw me Coming
- Slave
- Claudine
- Dancing with Mr D
- Stray Cat Blues
- Get Up, stand Up
- Louie louie
- Hey Joe
- Search and Destroy (Iggy)
and more and more...

Miss Amanda Jones on the B-Stage!!!!

"It's Good To Be Here, It's Good To Be Anywhere"-Keith Richards

"Halloween Is Every Night Of My Life"-Keith Richards

"I Got The Sticky Fingers, For Some Girls"

A 60's B set would be a fantastic idea. But I am convinced that the Stones don't like much of their 60's work (aside from the mega hits) for whatever reasons and stay away from it as much as possible.

what about a medley? No, thats too vegas. from another post I read that If You Cant Rock Me/Get Off My Cloud was technically a segue, not a medley.