1972-Welcome to New York....

"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"

The studio version is perfect -- feels like a one-take recording and you can almost see them jammed in the cramped studio. The solo burns.

Most powerful? That's Paradiso Amsterdam 1995... Wild Horses single.

Muddyw Wrote:
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> Most powerful? That's Paradiso Amsterdam 1995...
> Wild Horses single.

I agree ('cause I think I understand which version you mean).
But it's from another single (Like a rolling stone?) and I'll remember it's from Brixton, London, isn't it?

From nzentgraf.de:

951030A 30th October: THE ROLLING STONES.
CD-single (Virgin Records VSCDT 1562). Producers: Don Was & The Glimmer
Twins. Recorded live on the previous European tour.
- Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) -live in London 19.7.95; album version
- Black Limousine (MJ/KR/RW) -live in London 19.7.95
- All Down The Line (MJ/KR) -live in Amsterdam 27.5.95
- Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) -live in London 19.7.95; edit

what about the version from the @#$%& Blues movie ?? You only get the end of it but it ROCKS !!! Listen to Wyman's bass, Taylor's slide and Mick going nuts !! Classic....

i absoltely agrre with you luke 33
great sound great version

brussels affairs is great too
and the version on philadelphia special part 2

with Ronnie i like the let'spend the night together version...so great

I love the version on Handsome Girls. I think it's from Volume 1, the same CD that the Whip-version on Sucking In The 70s is from. Never heard Mick sing ADTL better.

Any '81 tour version was really good. Great vocals, great slide.

Love the "Stripped" version because of Ronnie's incredible Slide.
But IMo the studio version is still the best. Taylor's original lines are tops, but it is the rhythm section that kills. Listen for the very first instrumentasl bar after first vocal line. "Yeah heard the diesel drumming ALL DOWN THE LINE". "cHUGGA cHUGGA !!

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

ChelseaDrugstore Wrote:
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Listen for the very
> first instrumentasl bar after first vocal line.
> "Yeah heard the diesel drumming ALL DOWN THE
> LINE". "cHUGGA cHUGGA !!


THAT "chugga chugga" (aka "roncha roncha") is the true soul of the stones!
It's what makes the difference vs. the rest of the world.
And it's (most of the times) still there!!!
That's why they are still something else

C

i'll take All Down the Line any time, but i love the way they opened in 78
with two almighty unstoppable gloriously raunchy trains in a row

>> "chugga chugga" (aka "roncha roncha") <<

chunka chunka chunka chunka - ~*YEAH!*~
and of course there's also the aRONK aRONK variant ...
some writer once likened it to the sound of an elephant breaking into a run -
i've always loved that. sustained drive, baby, sustained drive :E

Keith, be well - all the way, baby, all the way

RollingStonesUSA Wrote:
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> 1972-Welcome to New York....

id have to go with this one.

Listen to Keith and Ronnie on Lets spend the night together. Keith is absolutely amazing. Totally mind blowing.

This is really a song that I wish they would play more and play better. My absolute favorite versions are: Handsome Girls, Disc 1 (1978); perhaps even better, though the sound quality is a bit more ragged, is the version on the 1972 Unreleased Decca Album.

Thommie Wrote:
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> Muddyw Wrote:
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> -----
> > Most powerful? That's Paradiso Amsterdam
> 1995...
> > Wild Horses single.
>
> I agree ('cause I think I understand which version
> you mean).
> But it's from another single (Like a rolling
> stone?) and I'll remember it's from Brixton,
> London, isn't it?

Yes, you're right... it's that version. My mistake.. it's on Like A Rolling Stones!

the version from "Ladies & Gents"..........balls & guts all the way....Jagger & Co. in their prime



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I have to go with the little bit of a version from @#$%& Blues!!!

Man they are SMOKIN!!! on that one!!!! wonder where that was from??

MLC

7.26.72

reading this one and
i am kinda in salivating mode; one of my all time faves 4 sho...always has been.
right about the studio version; oh my goodness...full throttle stuff...killer...

i was at one of the msg '72 shows and will never ever forget the power of that...ever.

please someone with the tech abilities so it's not hard on ya...
post one of these gems? puleeze...

meanwhile, off to the the safety of that old faded and hissy and jumpy but glorius
ladies and gents boot...for that texas version.

Beelyboy, I'm posting All Down The Line (July 26th 72) on HotStuff in 2 minutes.
I agree with Tod on this one. You're lucky to be there! Did you catch any cake? (if you were on the last MSG show).

Erik_Snow Wrote:
> I agree with Tod on this one.

...like you have a choice....

Luke33 Wrote:
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> what about the version from the @#$%& Blues
> movie ?? You only get the end of it but it ROCKS
> !!! Listen to Wyman's bass, Taylor's slide and
> Mick going nuts !! Classic....


This is the Rolling Stones at their best live! It would be really greate to get to hear the whole version of this one, it's my favorite end of any song the Stones ever done live. It's supposed to be from the afternoon show from Houston, (first show). It's rocking and rolling! The song is IMO, in general, at it's best live during the american tour '72 and the far east tour '73...
And thanks to Keith and Charlie aswell Another good version can be heard on "Keep Your Motor Runnin'" (Philadlephia) With overdubs.

My favorite is hte b-side from '95 but I also love Brussels '73 - the ultimate glorious mess.

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Beelyboy, I'm posting All Down The Line (July 26th
> 72) on HotStuff in 2 minutes.
> I agree with Tod on this one. You're lucky to be
> there! Did you catch any cake? (if you were on the
> last MSG show).


ty Erik!! just back online now... 'unsendit' is 'temporarily down'
but i go there a lot and usually no prob, so i will try again, you bet i will!...and will give a holler... ty so much...very appreciated.

You're welcome! I just tried, it seems to be working right now...



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yes it is! got it! thanx...
i don't think i've ever heard keith play better rhythm guitar, ever on anything...
he is a relentless railroad train here...
propulsion plus...the tone is perfect raggy-ass but the playing is hot driving tight...

the gits and mick mixed up...everything else a little fuzzy...
gits clearly seperated hard panned...
this is a guitar lovers dream...
great guitar mix here... this is so ferocious...ferocious.
can u believe taylor here also?

mick just screaming thru it... ty for this.
yeah i remember them throwin' around a little cake or something...
not too messy...a couple of laughs and stuff. it was a warm moment...
the various players started backing up and shouting warnings and shaking fingers like 'u better NOT get any of this shi# on me')

but mostly besides the actual stones show i remember the uptight/satisfaction duet with wonderlove and stevie and mick's surprise choreography, jumping up at the same time on cue...we were breathless... everyone was dancin'...everyone...
that's how it was back then...everyone was rocking...everyone was laughing and rocking and goosebump screaming and going for it...

(they obviously had this bit rehearsed but i wasn't expecting it)
we didn't have the web then...and nobody was reading out of town papers following the tour per se...
tho i HAD seen them (same tour) fairly recently before msg, at RFK stadium in DC (sittin' right on visiting team dugout...)
and there was none of that encore hoopla...

that particular D.C. night Wonderlove were so hot, i don't think the Stones ever got quite to that energy level; still a fun show...but that WAS a stadium...
in msg it was quite the opposite in that the headliners were really totally on their game...this can't be too much before that texas ladies and gents thing was shot...


this is really great prize for me, thank you...
i've listened like 4 times in a row now.
emailing it to friends as we speak..
yeah Erik; that was SO cool!!; thanks you very very kindly.

Nice post, Beelyboy.
Please e-mail me, and I'll send the whole show on CDr. My e-mail isn't hidden.
(I'm off to bed now.)

u had to send in postcards for a lottery drawing of who was allowed to buy a four ticket block...i think it was $15.00 or so per seat...and we were on the main floor, not too many rows back...
lots of magic flowers...and not just those rose petals...
i'm in nashville now; but the stones at the garden is something special...
i know they are special in texas and london and timbukto...
but so many from the five boroughs and tri state area...

where was the gimme shelter concert footage shot?
any of that at the garden? i know the hbo '03 thing was at there.
live at max mostly europe, no?
hmmm; that would be interesting to find the locations for all the available concert footage...not too many out there...let's spend the night together...
still no Official good audio quality version of ladies and gents out anywhere...
i'm gonna whine about that for another twenty years i guess..

and those days you could go down to the fillmore east and catch ronnie with the faces too...so not a bad time and place to grow up...as much growing up as i've ever managed anyway...

welcome to new york and the other 72 shows
brussels affair and other 73
handsome girls and other 78 and 81
75 was good too but billy sucks