One of mine is Tumbling Dice from '95. Found on the wild horses single and on collectibles. Love the rehearsal-warming up intro, and the exploding into a full band groove! The sound is excellent and the band on fire! Ronnie does a blistering solo, Keith - well what to say? GOD! Charlie in one of his finest moments, and Mick sings it with power! The horns, bakground vocals... A nearly perfect recording IMO. (Guess most of you disagree, but...)

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"Midnight Rambler" from Ya-Yas.

Even with all the un-official recordings I've heard this official release is still the best.

harlito1969 Wrote:
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> "Midnight Rambler" from Ya-Yas.
>
> Even with all the un-official recordings I've
> heard this official release is still the best.

Would be my nr. 2.

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This thread could grow like wildfire.

Honky Tonk Woman (GYYYO) "Charlie's good tonite it'n he?" The heavy intro guitar riffs are awesome.

Hound Dog Memphis June 28, 1978. Maybe.

maybe Gimme SHelter Fort Collins 75

or Midnight Rambler from Brussels, if I'm answering this question in court



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Street Fighting Man, Charlotte '72

SFTD from Ya-Yas!!!!!!!!!

I LOVE Charlie's drumming on this one, especially his intro...I love everything about this song.

Probably my favorite version of any song that they do. Funny thing - it may not even in my top 10 studio cuts.

Jumping Jack Flash New Orleans october 10th 1994 - anybody seen the dvd?

Big T

Stray Cat Blues - Any Live version

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YCAGWYW - Brussels 73 or Bedspring Symphony.

audun-eg Wrote:
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> One of mine is Tumbling Dice from '95. Found on
> the wild horses single and on collectibles. Love
> the rehearsal-warming up intro, and the exploding
> into a full band groove! The sound is excellent
> and the band on fire! Ronnie does a blistering
> solo, Keith - well what to say? GOD! Charlie in
> one of his finest moments, and Mick sings it with
> power! The horns, bakground vocals... A nearly
> perfect recording IMO. (Guess most of you
> disagree, but...)

This is my favorite live version of Tumbling dice, but my number 1 is Midnight
Rambler Brusselss 73

my fave live recording is one I have that I cant exacly identify because I did not download the complete handsome girls. Its either from handsome girls or goregous girls. Its the version of Beast of Burden where beforehand mick says "were gunna keep doing songs from the some girls album, thats cool right?..." whatever one that is. its perfection!

I rememer reading in the Charlie Watts thread about how they play songs with gaps or pauses instead of just playing all the way thru. I hear that a lot on this version. whats also cool is the way Mac comes in at the perfect time withe the rest of the band after these pauses. it gives it a really funky and up-beat sound.



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street fighting man from brussels....simnply hypnotic....the best 3 minutes in the history of rock n roll.

audun-eg Wrote:
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> harlito1969 Wrote:
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> > "Midnight Rambler" from Ya-Yas.
> >
> > Even with all the un-official recordings I've
> > heard this official release is still the best.
>
> Would be my nr. 2.


Gotta agree with ya , this was fan f*ckin tastic !

July 21, 1972
Standing at the front of the stage between Keith and Bill.
Rocks Off going into Gimme Shelter.
Picture John Belushi in The Blues Brothers.....a beam of light pierced through the roof of the Spectrum and changed my life forever.

goingmad Wrote:
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>
> This is my favorite live version of Tumbling dice,
> but my number 1 is Midnight
> Rambler Brusselss 73

Yes, a great version for sure!

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Love In Vain - YaYas
Sympathy For The Devil - YaYas
Angie - Brussels 1973

JustinCaseBandDK Wrote:

> Jumping Jack Flash New Orleans october 10th 1994 -
> anybody seen the dvd?

No, but I was there.
The band had about a week's rest and hung around New Orleans
going to clubs and doing a television interview.
That time off led up to an excellent show that night,
and it was the last show in N.O. so far.

Street Fighting Man, Ya Yas version....

I cant think of a better one.

JR

Always had a soft spot for Let it Rock (BS B side)

yeh let it rock, me too.
lately i've been listening to a '78 version of that from ft. worth that is so loose and lusty i just love it.
also about the same period on another boot there's a version of 'down the road apiece' that knocks me out every time...'you all remember that rubber legged boy'
apart from that i think ya-ya's or t.a.m.i. ...
DEFINETLY adtl from brussels has to be in there...most of brussels actually...

god, this is a hard one...
if i had to go with one i'd go with let it rock ft. worth '78, these days anyway...(i'll play 'em over and over for awhile and then slowly migrate back to some other shows...
god i love that band. i'm a sicko. i just realized that almost every day of my life i listen to at least several live stones songs from boots or releases...
sometimes i'll go thru a whole show, but usually i'm on the hunt for the boogie woogie...
around and around from tami comes to mind. stop me stop me.

Right now, it would be:

Hey Crawdaddy, Olympia 65 or

Jumpin Jack Flash from Saville 69

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> i just realized
> that almost every day of my life i listen to at
> least several live stones songs from boots or
> releases...

Same here, Beelyboy, there's hardly any days - the last 15 years or so, that have passed for me, without listening to some RS concert recording

Satisfaction @ MSG
November 27, 1969

For me, Rock 'n' Roll's finest 5 1/2 minutes

also...

Tumbling Dice - Brussels

This is the song that you hear when you're ascending to heaven.



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midnight rambler hands down from ya yas
love the one part where the guitar goes
"er"
d

Just listened to JJJ from Ya Ya's. Very strong to! No doubt that Ya Ya's is the best (official) live album in any case!

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tumbling dice-cleveland 78
shattered -philly 78
miss you - anaheim la 78
jumping jack flash-houston 78
love in vain-greensboro 78
just mt immagination-virginia 78
let it rock -cleveland 78.....how on earth can people call this a bad show
sftd -altamont 69
brown sugar -anaheim la 78
midnight ramble -basel 90

I think all of YA YA's was brilliant, hard to choose one but Rambler is my favorite if I HAD to pick!

At the Moment
Worried About You, That's How Strong My Love Is, I Can't Turn You Loose from Cirkus Krone
She Was Hot from Stade de France