Which songs did Stones play live not more than 5 times throughout their entire history?
I made a short list. Are there many mistakes? Which songs are missing? Those which I wasn't sure about are marked with (???)

I'm Yours and I'm Hers
Down Home Girl
I Got the Blues (???)
Torn and Frayed
Ventilator Blues (???)
Sweet Black Angel
Don't Lie to Me
100 Years Ago
Sure the One You Need
Crackin' Up
Melody
Worried Life Blues
Hound Dog
Tops
Boogie Chillen
Blinded By Love
I Can't Get Next to You
Stop Breaking Down
Who Do You Love
Still a Fool (???)
Down in the Bottom (???)
Jump on Top of Me
Shame Shame Shame
Corinna
Low Down
How Can I Stop
Already Over Me
Might As Well Get Juiced
Moon Is Up
I Can't Turn You Loose
Don't Look Back
She Smiled Sweetly
It Won't Take Long
Wichita Lineman
El Paso
Bob Wills Is Still King
Learning the Game
Champagne & Reefer

Excluding rehearsals and retakes?
There's probably a million more out there somewhere...

I mean only during full length shows. No rehearsals, studio, jams etc.

Well, there's lots of Stones setlist archives out on the net if you want to peruse them all and crunch the data. It might take you a while though.

Can't Get Next to You was played about 12 times in 94-95.
I Can't Turn You Loose was played 12 times in 02-03.

Of the songs you listed with question marks, the only one played more than 5 times would be 'I Got the Blues'

You left out these ones....

Cherry Oh Baby
The Spider And The Fly
The Sun Is Shining
Dance Little Sister
Silver Train

And....Key To The Highway 05/14/76

Is Key to the Highway actually CONFIRMED Erik? Man Id love to hear that!!!


Also we could include (from TOTA) but not really a full song.

"FaFaFaFaFa ...Sad Songs Is All I Know"


Heres something cool (at least to me) I was listening to the first Houston 81 show this week (VGP Houston Can You Sing) and prior to Tumbling Dice, Jagger sings a verse of "Bib Wills Is still The King". He sings the "Well the Honky Tonks in Texas are .......". JUst a couple of lines but thought it was cool enough to mention. I may be wrong as exactly which song it preceeds but fairly sure it was TD if you are hunting it down.

Macman15 Wrote:
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> Is Key to the Highway actually CONFIRMED Erik? Man
> Id love to hear that!!!


I thought it was a fact that Eric Clapton came up for that one. But...no recordings of that night.

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> You left out these ones....
>
> Cherry Oh Baby
> The Spider And The Fly
> The Sun Is Shining
> Dance Little Sister
> Silver Train


They did The Spider And The Fly in 1965-66. I think they could do The Sun Is Shining in the early days too. Hard to say how many times.

Sun is Shining was played in and around late 1962.

Gazza Wrote:
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> Sun is Shining was played in and around late 1962.


I forgot about that, it's such a long long time ago..

Especially for you and me, Erik as we werent even born.

(thanks for the PMs on RocksOff by the way, will reply when I get a chance)

Satisfaction, Honky Tonk Women, JJF, Tumbling Dice, Brown Sugar, It's Only Rock n' Roll, ONNYA, SFTD, YCAGWYW...

Oh, do you mean in their entire history or in a 2 week peiod?

It would seem that some of the blues songs (crackin up, dont lie to me, down in the bottom, shame shame shame) may very well have been played hundreds of times before they were famous, as most of these were probably in their setlist in 1962/63.

you would need an honours degree in looking for a needle in a haystack to come up with the right answer.

Parachute Woman

Mr Pitiful??

I'm surprised they played "Can't Get Next To You" and "Can't Turn You Loose" so few times. I'm not sure how many times they played "Get Up, Stand Up" but I don't think it was many. Ditto "She's A Rainbow".

I would think they played "Mr. Pitiful" more than 5 times but I'm not sure.

kaskatanas Wrote:
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> Mr Pitiful??

Yes, five times in 2005.

Glam Descendant Wrote:
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> I'm not sure how many times they played "Get Up, Stand Up" but I don't think it was many.

Four times in 2005.


> Ditto "She's A Rainbow".

Nine times in 97/98.

"Salt of the earth"

Per-Arne

<Sun is Shining was played in and around late 1962>

Also at Altamont?

> Mr Pitiful??

>Yes, five times in 2005.


Is that all? Wow, I saw it twice.

I've got one: "Con Le Mie Lacrime". And how about "Luxury"?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-10-15 11:01 by Glam Descendant.

In 1962 they also played still a fool more than five times

salt of the earth

performed twice by the band in concert,once by Mick and Keith at the concert for NYC and as a sing along to the recording on R'nR Circus.

The 2 Stones performances were;

Atlantic City 19-12-89 with Axle and Izzy from Guns & Roses

Twickenham 20-9-03 - I was right in front of Keith (8th row) when he walked up to the mike on what I thought was going to be No Expectations. For me,the biggest ever suprise number at a show !

sc uk

I think they performed salt of the earth also :
Atlantic City 17-12-89 And
Atlantic City 20-12-89

DandelionPowderman Wrote:
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> Also at Altamont?


yes

Yes Harry,I forgot that they did 2 shows at AC.

I don't think they played it at Altamont


sc uk