Thank you!

Keith is HIGH... in the mix! So high it's like a masterclass in rock guitar! Don't miss this one!

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Keith is HIGH... in the mix! So high it's like a masterclass in rock guitar! Don't miss this one!

It's unique for sure, the first one that comes to mind, that can be compared,is close is the July 10th 1975 recording, the first half of the show, from the Millard-recording.

It strikes me, when writing this, that I am insane. And you too, dcba.

Happy recovery

Thank you very much

Hi Ho Silvers and away!!! Mucho Thanks Andrea for your always kind sharings....

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It strikes me, when writing this, that I am insane. And you too, dcba.

Yes we are! I even compared this boot to my fav 76 tape (Köln afternoon show) : the TR title sounds better (but Köln has the better perf).
I'm so insane that I'm confident I'll live long enough to see the entire "Art Collins" archive be liberated! (and the B2B outtakes too!)

thank you thank you

If someone is interested, here are all the other circulating audience recordings of the show: [iorr.org]



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the video of midnight rambler is complete but very low vocal in the mix

Hi everyone,

Glad you're all enjoying this recording. I was the taper and I thought that after the SB and video came out there wouldn't be much interest in anyone hearing this - especially as the sound is so Keith heavy and a bit unbalanced.

But hey, that makes it unique. It was a very surreal day - and 2 nights - out at Knebworth that weekend. Blazing heat all through the day and then, fittingly, a major drop in temperature just before 10cc came on. By the time the Stones hit the stage, shortly before midnight, I was a mixture of being frazzled by the sun, chilled by the cold wind of night, ripped but excited as hell to see my heroes.

I still can't work out how that Keith heavy sound came about. It must have been a true stereo mix because these days you'd get a wall of sound. I was standing slightly to the right of centre, level with the stage about 150 feet back in that huge Knebworth field. I used a Sony stereo cassette recorder and held the mic aloft which was hard work for nearly 130 minutes.

Anyway, it's out now. And yes, the Stones were sloppy but as I've always said, I'll take a sloppy Stones over anyone.

Best
SD

SD I have a nagging question :what did you do during these 19 minutes of the show that were not recorded [end of HTW to the beginning of MR]?

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dcba
SD I have a nagging question :what did you do during these 19 minutes of the show that were not recorded [end of HTW to the beginning of MR]?

Well, you see, there was this real pretty girl next to me and we'd been getting along really well all through the day and....

... ah I knew it was a naughty story!
Anyway thanks again for producing the best 76 aud recording.

So it was you who taped this, Silver Dagger, well thanks so much.
You must havve had a great rig, both this and your London 1973 recordings are among the most precious Rolling Stones recordings. There's nothing like excellent audience recordings, beats the hell out of dry SBD rec.

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So it was you who taped this, Silver Dagger, well thanks so much.
You must havve had a great rig, both this and your London 1973 recordings are among the most precious Rolling Stones recordings. There's nothing like excellent audience recordings, beats the hell out of dry SBD rec.

Cheers Erik. Glad you enjoyed them.

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Erik_Snow
So it was you who taped this, Silver Dagger, well thanks so much.
You must havve had a great rig, both this and your London 1973 recordings are among the most precious Rolling Stones recordings. There's nothing like excellent audience recordings, beats the hell out of dry SBD rec.

Cheers Erik. Glad you enjoyed them.

Yes great recording loving the Keith guitar up front thanks S.D.
Silver Dagger I have a lot of London recordings from 1973 which bootlegs represent your recordings best ?.

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Erik_Snow
So it was you who taped this, Silver Dagger, well thanks so much.
You must havve had a great rig, both this and your London 1973 .

Dagger if I were you I'd make sure your 1973 recording finds a new home in Japan, just like the 76 tape did.
This Knebworth release is stellar (accurate speed, no re-amplifying of the music, great artwork).

thanks again nice story

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Patch 2 - from the end of Hot Stuff to the start of Fool To Cry - 58 seconds of the soundboard source is used to fill a tape flip in the new audience source (no other audience source of this section of the show is known to exist).

There IS another audience source and so they could have fixed "Hot Stuff" like this avoiding the soundboard: [we.tl]

listen to hot august night vgp 146 on "you got to move" soundboard version

there is a beeping sounds start at 1:15-1:23 and 1:29-1:31.

Any chance this could be reuploaded on wetransfer please, thanks in advance!

Anyone able to help with a re-upload? Much appreciated if so

Could anyone please reupload?

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THX

Also availabel in Stonesvault

1976.08.21 The Midnight Ramblers In The Midnight Hour (Tarantura TCDRS-50-1,2).zip
[www.filefactory.com]

I do repeat my post

thank you
..and for always being there for the latecomers

Muchas Gracias!!!
Gracias por Silver Dagger por contar la historia de cómo has grabado el espectaculo! es increible! y admiro mucho a los "Tappers"_!!

Muchas Gracias From Ciudadela, Buenos Aires!

Agree with Gaston, thanks Mike for telling us about your efforts in recording the show! We can still enjoy it 46 years late!

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We can still enjoy it 46 years late[r?]!

Imagine that in 2065 a superb audience tape of a 2019 show will pop up!
Isn't that mouth-watering? ><