wow..........don't know much about it's history.....but a great memory of first receiving the vinyl bootleg called "Mick Taylor We Miss You".....complete with xeroxed insert cover (a lime-green negative photo close-up of Mick beltin one out).............they were $5/lp at the time (Late '70s).....through the mail.......i remember the great exitement had upon first hearing what they sounded like in '72........all i knew was ya-yas & got live up until then........it was like a new world opening up......bootleg fever



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One of the first bootlegs I got too...on red vinyl. I put it on....crackles, crackles, crackles....Good Mornin'!, and Brown Sugar kicks in. Fantastic!



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someone posted this link on another thread... I'll repeat it:

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a beaut.........like a 16mm teenage dream.........now, where the hell is the rest of that film!

philly 7-21-72 mornin show

.........I could be somewhere in this picture too.

As I've already said, I had always felt that this was the best concert I have ever seen. I was at an afternoon show, I remember. (I notice that the ticket stub that I saved all these years is for the 8:00 show... That one was my brother's ticket. He saw both shows.)



Years later, I found out that these concerts are considered legendary by some people. I was waiting on line to buy tickets for Keith at the Beacon in the late 80s. I overheard two guys on line discussing Stones-related topics. When I heard one of them mention a bootleg that he had of the Stones in Philly in 1972, I interrupted. "Philly... 1972," I said. "At the Spectrum. I was there."
They looked at me in disbelief. "You were at the show?" one of them asked me.
"Yes, it was amazing," I said.
"Everyone knows that the Stones shows in Philadelphia in 1972 were their best shows ever," he told me.
"Well," I said, "It's the best show I've ever seen... but I didn't know that it was legendary or anything..."

It was after that encounter that I sought out the bootleg "Philadelphia Special."



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BTW.

What happened to Erik Snow?
All those people are gone . .



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Da top pick with Mickette with his hand on his waist is New York #2, Tuesday arvo.

LOL, that describes just about any Mick Jagger picture. He came into this world with his hands on his hips.

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BTW.

What happened to Erik Snow?
All those people are gone . .

Another good man gone...like so many other good and knowledgable people...Gazza, StonesTod, Almente - just to name a few.