This is certainly one of the most iconic concert photos in the Stones history but it is consistently listed at the wrong venue. It was taking with 100% certainty at the Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana on July 26th, 1975. The 2nd photo is from a somewhat similar angle from 1971
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I hate to say it but for the most part the Motown covers are considerably worse than the blues or Chuck Berry covers. I think Ain't Too Proud to Beg is okay and Just My Imagination is actually quite good because they make it into what sounds like a Stones song more than any other Motown cover. I'll give Hitch Hike a thumbs up as well. It fits in perfectly well with the pre-Sa
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Omega is a music auction house so I can't imagine they don't know what's on those tapes
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My Twitter feed just posted Wild Horses from Knebworth on the Official Stones page. Has that ever been shown on their official page before. Great quality
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It's interesting listening to RnR Circus because Keith was having to be the entire guitar section because Brian's guitar was basically turned off. Keith is pretty creative during the show because of that. I think he was putting a lot of energy in to learning more styles during that period of the late 60's and early 70's
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I think as Brian was fading out and Mick Taylor was developing Keith seemed to be more up front and confident in his playing. As MT became such a strong soloist in '72-'73 Keith stepped back a bit more. The stuff he does on the '71 British Tour is really incredible sounding. I'm no guitar technical genius but I just feel like Keith was really playing amazingly well on that
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I was wondering what everyone's opinion was in regard to when Keith was at his technical peak? I understand Keith has not been a technical wizard like Mick Taylor but he seems to have been the most confident and skillful in those 1971 shows where he solos often and his "riffing" was more adventurous. Any thoughts from others?
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I think it's actually the same recording but has been touched up/leveled out or whatever fancy digital doodling has been done to it to clean it up because it does sound better
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What is that substance in Keith's hand?
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The Toronto show from '75 is the best show from that tour IMHO
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At the beginning of this thread there was tremendous skepticism about this release. Looks like the skeptics have won out
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Radio silence!!!! Is it going to happen???
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Sorry. that was how it was listed on YouTube and I didn't mean to create a stir
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The point is just what I said. Does anyone know what this is? Thank you
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Yes, the trailer is full of incorrect songs but the songs he has listed in the contents seems more consistent with a 72-73 tour
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Does anyone know what this is?
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This is pure raw young Stones!!!! I wonder if this was recorded a bit before the Chess recording? Stu is popping his fingers all those 88's!!!!
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All of the Philly shows were recorded and likely the Pittsburgh show is in the vault somewhere. I'm also betting that all of the NYC shows were recorded as well. I bet there's a load of '72 shows out there just waiting to see the light of day. I think this is the year for the vault recording release "Welcome to New York"!!!!!
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I truly respect the author of this discussion. But where does the insider info come from that no one else seems to have in regards to a release of El Mocambo?
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"If you want to dance with Billy on the piano, you can"!!!!!!!
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This is amazing!!!!! I assume it's the Palm Beach show
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The London shows from feel a little more energetic than the Paris shows to my ears. The 5/26 "Have you seen Keef Standing in the Shadows" is especially good. I just wish there was better soundboard London show
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I agree that Mick overall was the weakest part of the '75 tour. There were, however, some great moments for Mick. The Toronto show was fantastic as were most of the early shows in '75. I think it started falling apart for Mick some time in LA. He just got lazy and slopp
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I was just listening to CaptainAcid's "Cherry Oh Baby" 1976 Paris show and was wondering what people think comparing the 2 tours? They both have their own strengths and weaknesses. Hard to say which tour is better. I think the highs of '75 are amazing and the lows are depressing. '76 is more even but less inspiring to me overall.
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All of the live video clips seem are clearly from professionally shot film. That likely means that there is considerably more film out there is some vault unfortunately wasting away
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Great picture!!! I think that hat that Mick is wearing is the same silly hat he wears on Brown Sugar from the 7/25/72 show on Dick Cavett!!!!!
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So is it correct that the clip at 56 seconds is from the Randwick concert? It certainly see,
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Holy Shit!!!!! Truly amazing
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I have a similar feeling about Moonlight Mile. But if the 2022 Stones played either of those songs I think it might ruin the mood. Sorry
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I downloaded this and got multiple viruses
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