Sucking in the Seventies is the fourth official compilation album by The Rolling Stones, released in 1981. Sucking in the Seventies All tracks on Sucking in the Seventies except "Shattered" and "Everything Is Turning to Gold" were mixed or edited for this release. "When the Whip Comes Down" is presented in an otherwise unreleased live version, recorded in
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Dance Pt 3 Quoting Ron Wood: "...it's a catchy riff. That was an example of a song that originated without words, just a groove with various changes, but never a chorus. We did have various alternative mixes going at the time, but I can't really tell the difference between Part I or Part II or Part III. It was just a novelty, the Pt. 1 bit." "If I Was A Da
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If I Was A Dancer (dance part 2) If I Was A Dancer (instrumental) EMI RSP 1 1981
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Dance Munich 2003
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QuoteEddieByword Quote35love Quoteexilestones Dance pt 2 is better to me. I just like the lyrics better. My favorite live version is from the Aragon Ballroom 2002. I really enjoy this section of the concert: Hand of Fate Torn and Frayed Worried About You Everybody Needs Somebody to Love Walk and Don't Look Back Dance I would LOVE to own this concert. Really. A lot.
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Quoteloog droog Right. But my point is, Pt. 2 isn't an extension or continuation of Pt. 1. It should have been called "Dance (Version 2)" Maybe the lyrics make it Part 2? idk, just a guess.
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Dance pt 2 is better to me. I just like the lyrics better. My favorite live version is from the Aragon Ballroom 2002. I really enjoy this section of the concert: Hand of Fate Torn and Frayed Worried About You Everybody Needs Somebody to Love Walk and Don't Look Back Dance
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1981 Tour Photographer Michael Halsband MH: Then I got this offer from the Rolling Stones’ record label to go and work on a cover portrait of Keith Richards for a Rolling Stone magazine cover. I went up to start working on it, where they were rehearsing on a farm in Massachusetts. It was just Keith and I shooting and working. We kept re-shooting it, trying different things. It never real
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In the summer of 1981 , one year after graduating from the School of Visual Arts, I (Michael Halsband) was hired by The Rolling Stones to make a portrait of Keith Richards for the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, after staying with them for a month during rehearsals I ended up traveling with the band two weeks into the their North American tour. When I was finally able to make the portrait and de
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The Rolling Stones rock the TIFF red carpet It's true that you can't always get what you want, and that sometimes you just get what you need. But for the journalists who attended the TIFF screening of The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé! : A Trip Across Latin America, it's safe to say that both their wants and needs were satisfied. At Roy Thomson Hall on Friday night, Keith
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Interesting
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p.s. Great work!
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I can't download this concert. My "YouTubeDownloader" can't grab it because my computer gets hijacked on File Factory and on YouTube it's in a secure mode where it won't download.
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Very cool!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Both. Yeah! The great thing about the Stones is the great studio and live material.
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QuotePecman Awesome Exilestones! That is definitely "When The Whip Comes Down" which was the 2nd song and Keith and Mick still had their jackets on. Thanks! Pecman Cool!
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CEDAR FALLS Michael Halsband Michael Halsband Bob Modersohn Cedar Falls Jagger - blue jacket, red and black wide stripped shirt, dark blue knee pads, white football pants, thin belt (no sash), white socks and shoes Keith
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 Exile, I don't think this is ATL show. Pretty sure Mick did not wear that jacket. It was very hot during show. Even though it was in winter Thanks This photo is listed as Atlanta.
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Mick Jagger, in his purple satin jumpsuit, runs for cover after rain belted down on the Rolling Stones concert at Milton on February 14, 1973.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteexilestones Hated Miss You when I first heard it. I was embarrassed just like when Hot Stuff came out and Angie. These were the years of Hard Rock, Led Zeppelin. I soon began to love it (iust like Emotional Rescue). Now I think it's one of the very best Rolling Stones songs! In 1978 live it was based on a guitar riff. In 1989 Atlantic City was an awesome versi
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The Rolling Stones headline the Knebworth Festival, 21st August 1976. Left to right: Keyboard player Billy Preston, Giuitarist Ron Wood, percussionist Ollie Brown, singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards. August 21, 1976
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Hated Miss You when I first heard it. I was embarrassed just like when Hot Stuff came out and Angie. These were the years of Hard Rock, Led Zeppelin. I soon began to love it (iust like Emotional Rescue). Now I think it's one of the very best Rolling Stones songs! In 1978 live it was based on a guitar riff. In 1989 Atlantic City was an awesome version. Tokyo 1995 is very cool. Rarities
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HOUSTON 1 The Rolling Stones returned to Houston to play two shows at the Astrodome. But tragedy would strike during the first show, on Oct. 28, 1981. Wesley Shelton, 22, was fatally stabbed following an altercation in the Dome’s mezzanine level. A 16-year-old was arrested and later sentenced to 10 years in prison for the killing. John Hall, 18, a T-shirt vendor, was stabbed af
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HOUSTON 2 October 29, 1981 Jagger with blue blet/sash, yellow knee pads, yellow shirt, white socks and shoes
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