THought so...seemed weird all those English people being in New York in 79 and then Jon Snow reporting a the end and all the English cars and English buildings...

i screwed up -THIS is the interview

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No matter Chris, it was still good to watch

Same thought! Always loved that interview

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

FINALLY a longer version of the Rockers 80 interview!

Anyone know of the second part being around? Or even the full show?

The legend is that this interview happpened in the wee small hours of the night. Chin had been pursuing an interview with Mick and Keith for a while, so the pair called him at some ungodly hour telling him if he wanted his interview he could have it - right now.

J

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FINALLY a longer version of the Rockers 80 interview!

J

Hey! Your email address in your profile bounces....

This is something I never get tired of hear:

nice

ganging all these videos in one thread seems totally ridiculous

FUN is a good thing to have...

don't know if it had been posted before, but it's great anyway.
the coolest sportsman of all times sings for the greatest guitarplayer!

Great, thanks!

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So where is Keith, was he in the audience?

Already post?

Sittin' at the end of a dock, somewhere in the Delta- as good as any blues performance I've ever seen.. Enjoy...

ROCKMAN

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Sittin' at the end of a dock, somewhere in the Delta- as good as any blues performance I've ever seen.. Enjoy...

two great voices makes one GREAT song.......there aren't that many white boys who can compete with the black blues singers Van the MAN is one of Them

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Thanks, roryfaninva. I share a birthday with John Lee Hooker...the closest I'll ever get to the blues.

This one is good, too.

Damn hippies.






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Course you know, this means war...

Dark Side of The Moon meets The Wizard of Oz.

Has anyone here ever tried this on their own?

An amazing reporter and, obviously, a Rolling Stones fan. Listen to his first line. Godspeed to Miles O'Brien.

oldie but goodie?





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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Hi,

never heard such an intense version like this before (with earphones)...
stunning...

What show was this from?

pittsburgh, 22.july 1972

Hi,

just stumbled about this, 295 views until now, seems to be new,
for me it was... (first 3 songs)

I was living up in that neck of the woods at the time, about an hour's drive to the north. But since I was 15 and couldn't drive, I couldn't go and I also didn't know anyone at school who would be going either. It was at the Carrier Dome, a place more suited to sporting events, so perhaps I didn't miss anything after all, as they had no video monitors above the stage for those seated miles away in the rafters.

I do recall that night's local television news reports where fans old and young were being interviewed outside the venue after the show. One in particular that sticks in my mind is a teenage girl being interviewed. She commented "Their older stuff is better" and that Mick Jagger moves pretty good "for an old guy".