QuotePalace Revolution 2000 Batonrouge - where do you see the rosewood Tele? Is it the pic where it is not too clear? I think since SF was still a very early show, Keith must have been still experimenting with guitars; to see what worked best for songs. It looks like it might even be "Happy" with the Strat. And important - on some early versions of Tumbling Dice, Keith actually sand BU
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Quoteryanpow 72 defineltey has an edge over 73 both muscially and visually. A much more interesting blend of styles as has been posted in this thread already. and these clothes look different than the typical 72 outfits I see Jagger Wearing in photos. Jagger's clothes (except for the red polk a dot shirt) are consistent with the outfits he wore during the 1972 tour. What is different i
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Quotetatters Quotestone-relics A lot of bands could, for reasonable prices... JR I disagree. I think very few bands could do it even if the tickets were free. MJ would not have done it either.
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Quotehbwriter Anyone? Zep? Floyd? The Stones in 1972.
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QuoteLieB Yeah, those were great! Wonderful quality! I love those polka dot and striped shirts. Nice view of Mick T's Les Paul as well. Is it possible to view them in big size? Click the Slideshow button to see the photos in full screen mode.
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QuoteSwayStones batonrouge YOU MADE MY DAY !! I am always lying in wait for Jagger's pictures .Thanks . Seeing these photos made me wonder what other photos from the 1972 tour are lying around peoples homes waiting to be shared with the world.
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These are new to me. Click the Slideshow button to see the photos in full screen mode. 1972 San Francisco concert photos: 4 more photos: And MORE
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Rocks Off
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1972 through 1978.
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Quotehbwriter is jagger holding a wireless mic there? i thought that wasn't used til l.a.? did they mess with it opening night? I think the black microphone cord can't be seen in that photo. I do not remember seeing a wireless microphone that day.
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QuoteAnthony Quotebatonrouge75 I was there. The Stones played two shows that day and I attended both of them. Hey Batonrouge75. I've got a question, being born in 1982 I never got to experience the early/late show thing. What was it like seeing them twice in the same day? What I remember the most about that day was the tickets were $8.50 each and were ordered through a mail lottery sys
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I was there. The Stones played two shows that day and I attended both of them.
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QuoteTumblin_Dice_07 Quotewith sssoul the audio isn't always from the same show as the footage I think it is. I think there are just some over dubs but I don't think they took audio and video from different performaces and tried to sync it up. Keith's guitar on the second half of Gimme Shelter sounds overdubbed.
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Was this 1972 Stones film overdubbed?
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I've read numerous stories that most of Exile was recorded in Los Angeles, but certain portions of songs were recorded at Nellcote.
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QuoteROPENI Quotebatonrouge75 Here is a better video of Keith at his best during the 1972 tour: No doubt, a great video, but as far as moving and grooving on stage Keith didn't let loose l think till the 80's... Keith Richard turned into a parody of himself in the 80's. Today he appears much like a cartoon character. I prefer to remember the "Keith" I saw in 1
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Here is a better video of Keith at his best during the 1972 tour:
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Charlie: Mick Taylor:
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QuoteMathijs Taylor does backup vocals as well. Mathijs Mathijs: In your best guess, what guitar is Keith playing in the intro? I'm guessing a Les Paul Custom.
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QuoteEdith Grove This has me wondering about something. The Stones went from playing a couple of shows at a university arena in 1975 to playing for 80,000-plus just down the road at the Louisiana Superdome in 1978. Could this be considered the time when they made the jump to "big stadium act" or were they regularly filling big stadiums before 1978? Remember, the Louisiana Superd
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Quotemelillo its pretty much unwatchable though We would like to see it.
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QuoteChrisM Man, he was a different cat then. When Keith was Keith instead of Keef. Thanks for posting the vid! This video is Keith during his prime years.
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Quotemelillo I have all of it on vhs in dreadful quality though, thats why i never watch it Post it on youtube!
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Quotebassplayer617 I saw this when I was an 18-year-old back in '75, and that's when I first learned that Ronnie was on the tour. Even then, I recognized that he was the logical and perfect choice. I remember watching this video in the summer of 1975, two weeks after the Stones played in Baton Rouge. I also remember that Geraldo filmed the Stones playing Honky Tonk Women during their
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QuoteAmsterdamned Looks rather intoxicated.. That's typical Keith in 1973.
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