When was the last time Mick was introduced on stage? (not solo either but with the band)

Voodoo Lounge Rotterdam 1995 I think?

Big T

Yes, I miss that. Would have been a nice surprise for the last gig

It did not make sense at all. Everybody knows Mick. And I am sure Keith hated it. He did it a few times. These days Keith just points at Mick and everybody knows...

Bjornulf

I think Ronnie Wood introduced him on Four Flicks at the MSG show...not certain...but I'm pretty certain on the Licks tour.

PECMAN

I think it makes a lot of sense. Gives the crowd and Keith a chance to acknowledge Mick as an individual. He deserves that moment as much as anyone.

the end of most shows is when Mick takes his extra bit of acknowledgement.
if they asked me about this ... ahem, well: they haven't asked me have they.

,,,after all, it was Keith who said, "I'm just a side-man" at the R n R hall of fame awards a few years back.

For the first time ever, going nuts! Mick Jagger! (Not the last time, but...)
-Ronnie is a funny guy!

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Pecman Wrote:
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> I think Ronnie Wood introduced him on Four Flicks
> at the MSG show...not certain...but I'm pretty
> certain on the Licks tour.
>
> PECMAN


no, not on the dvd, must have been another concert. I quite liked it when he was introduced as well, as in love you live, for instance.

bv Wrote:
---Everybody knows Mick.----

Don't they know Keith, Woody & Charlie?

audun-eg Wrote:
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> For the first time ever, going nuts! Mick Jagger!
> (Not the last time, but...)
> -Ronnie is a funny guy!

The Miami '94 PPV, maybe?

bv Wrote:
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> It did not make sense at all. Everybody knows
> Mick. And I am sure Keith hated it. He did it a
> few times. These days Keith just points at Mick
> and everybody knows...


Some young woman behind me during an ABB show asked her friend "which one is Keith and which one is Mick", and her friend didn't know the answer.

triplelicks Wrote:
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> bv Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > It did not make sense at all. Everybody knows
> > Mick. And I am sure Keith hated it. He did it a
> > few times. These days Keith just points at Mick
> > and everybody knows...
>
>
> Some young woman behind me during an ABB show
> asked her friend "which one is Keith and which one
> is Mick", and her friend didn't know the answer.


Maskes you wish you were an axe wielding maniac without a conscience, doesn't it?

yes.

I honestly f**king despair that amoebas like this manage to get Stones tickets.

Ronnie's intro of Mick was pretty much an every-night occurrence on the VL tour.

I was on my way to answer this post:

Posted by: Baboon Bro (IP Logged)
Date: September 24, 2007 22:06

Don't they know Keith, Woody & Charlie?

when I saw the posts just above this one I'm about to post soon...

Indeed I am very very sure that at least a third of the audience in any regular stadium does not know the names of all the Stones. Is it a shame? Maybe. Do they have a f*ckng great time? YES. They may not know the names, but they will always remember that night and will always speak with great passion about that single once in a lifetime experience.


For them:
-No setlist disapointment
-No Wood vs Taylor bullsh*t
-No Keith health issue
-No Blondy Chaplin moaning
-No irritation about Chuck orchestering the show
-No counting of ABB-songs
-No regrets if they did not see Midnight Rambler (they don't know the song!)

What a happy life they must have!

:-) You know what I mean

Sleep well!

Jelle

sluissie Wrote:
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> Indeed I am very very sure that at least a third
> of the audience in any regular stadium does not
> know the names of all the Stones.

I dont believe that for a second. More fuel for this myth that Stones audiences appear to be made up of absolute idiots who dont even know more than 1 or 2 members of the band, but who only know about 5 ot 6 songs - yet theyre prepared to pay the highest ticket prices in the world to see them.

Sorry - dont buy it.

Is it a shame?
> Maybe. Do they have a f*ckng great time? YES. They
> may not know the names, but they will always
> remember that night and will always speak with
> great passion about that single once in a lifetime
> experience.

How can you tell? More to the point - how can THEY tell?

' A once in a lifetime experience' they'll always be talking about? About a band they dont really like? Doubtful.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-09-25 02:30 by Gazza.

Gazza Wrote:
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> yes.
>
> I honestly f**king despair that amoebas like this
> manage to get Stones tickets.
>
> Ronnie's intro of Mick was pretty much an
> every-night occurrence on the VL tour.


they should all be sad souls on their computer studying the stones allday? maybe a new fan in the making? talk about amoeba, despair...

got me thinking,,,, , ,,
i personally know 14 people (ages 22-62, male/female) who attended various biggerbang concerts,, and they were not the cheap seats , only three of them would know who all five stones are,, and these are educated individuals that do live outside of a congo rainforest..

Gazza Wrote:
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>
> Ronnie's intro of Mick was pretty much an
> every-night occurrence on the VL tour.


I was talking to a friend about this in London, how I miss Ronnie doing this. We remembered it was one of the tours but thought it was B2B. Sounds like it was VL.

Ole Bum's rush Jagger 'ere.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

>> I honestly f**king despair that amoebas like this manage to get Stones tickets. <<

f**k yer right Gazza - they should only play for people who have passed a Stones Facts Quiz.
this is brilliant - forget that crap about the Stones making themselves more accessible to younger audiences
by lowering prices, playing festivals and all that - what they need is meritocratic ticketing!

Gazza Wrote:
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> yes.
>
> I honestly f**king despair that amoebas like this
> manage to get Stones tickets.
>
> Ronnie's intro of Mick was pretty much an
> every-night occurrence on the VL tour.


100% agree- like I said previously at the first o2 concert some muppet asked me which one was Mick during Keith's set!

with sssoul Wrote:
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> the end of most shows is when Mick takes his extra
> bit of acknowledgement.
> if they asked me about this ... ahem, well: they
> haven't asked me have they.


Yes, and Keith also hates it (Mick Jagger and his Rolling Stones!). In Frankfurt Keith did his own thing at the end...

bv Wrote:
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> It did not make sense at all. Everybody knows
> Mick.

...while nobody knows Keith?

During the VL tour Jagger sometimes said "And I´m Mick!"

I think things were changed when they moved the introductions to the spot in front of Keith's set.

Ronnie:" Singing with us tonight..."

coocooforcoconuts Wrote:
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> Gazza Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > yes.
> >
> > I honestly f**king despair that amoebas like
> this
> > manage to get Stones tickets.
> >
> > Ronnie's intro of Mick was pretty much an
> > every-night occurrence on the VL tour.
>
>
> they should all be sad souls on their computer
> studying the stones allday? maybe a new fan in the
> making? talk about amoeba, despair...


with sssoul Wrote:
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>> f**k yer right Gazza - they should only play for
> people who have passed a Stones Facts Quiz.
> this is brilliant - forget that crap about the
> Stones making themselves more accessible to
> younger audiences
> by lowering prices, playing festivals and all that
> - what they need is meritocratic ticketing!






Oh, dont talk balls and stop exaggerating, both of you. Theres a world of difference between the two and you know it

I mean who the f**k DOESNT know who Mick Jagger is. Get real.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-09-25 14:31 by Gazza.

triplelicks Wrote:
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> bv Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > It did not make sense at all. Everybody knows
> > Mick. And I am sure Keith hated it. He did it a
> > few times. These days Keith just points at Mick
> > and everybody knows...
>
>
> Some young woman behind me during an ABB show
> asked her friend "which one is Keith and which one
> is Mick", and her friend didn't know the answer.



I think that same question and answer was uttered more than a few times by the girls in the front row at the beacon last year!