Great times same show in Milwaukee Billy Preston & Jeff Beck

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Loving the synth on gimme shel’darrr

Mick jagger the greatest travesti of rock n roll

Some Girls came out in 76 right? Heres Ron Wood. And how about elton sporting Dodger Blue. The show here for the stones is a Day Job. I guess EJ is headlining.

Interesting that 3 months after this show Elton plays Dodger Stadium (and "tries" to commit suicide)

Nobody gonna mention Elton John?

The Stones sucked live in those days. Still do, as far as I'm concerned but are better with the background singers and extra musicians.

2:44 scherzo for personal notes-

It was cool to see mick chose Billy to walk up together the stairs to the stage. Didn’t choose wyman nor Elton. He clearly waited for Billy to go up.

Legend has it Elton John joined for a song but pissed off the Stones by staying for many songs

o to be a god...

Whos the jerk with the english accent running around like prince prick ot primrose pussy?

Annie Leibovitz at 3:16

In the 75’ Tour book, which is the best, they have the text of Elton’s call to Mick about “going on the stand with them” Slightly awkward it was That book has the best photos

He makes it look easy in most parts...until you try to reproduce it yourself😖. One of a rare kind and unique guitarist😎.

unique footage, thank you!

There's a perfect balance between education and entertainment.

They sound great

7:33 Billy Preston 🤗

Why do all the concert clips of the Stones (and most other bands) have 95% shots of the singer(s). Some of us would like to watch THE BAND. The whole band. Ridiculous.

Is that even possible? What did I just see 😮

My goodness. It's all there way back then: the bowing, the vibrato, the sound, the precision and the musicality. At the age of Fourteen. Incredible.

Выпендривающщий Мик и тупо загашеный Кит)))

That sounds like Mick Taylor, on guitar, for that live version of Gimme Shelter.

I love how Jason honors his dad by emulating him and doing a f'in sick sick sick job at it. He sounds really really good. Tasty stuff

So wonderful, I'm speechless

3:19 Bill Graham Presents: BILL GRAHAM !!

there are very few violinists in the world that could match the technical perfection and depth of interpretation at the peak of their careers and she did this at 14. And yet she has continued to mature and grow and go deeper with every year. You see her performances as a teenager of some of the most difficult virtuoso pieces ever created and you think how can she get any better than that. But when you listen to her play a Bach adagio as a mature woman and break into tears on the first gripping chords you realise how amazingly fortunate you are to be able to witness the evolution of one of the greatest artists to ever pick up a violin.

歓喜増益如来と号したてまつる。

I saw them on the 4th summer in Memphis !

I saw the Stones in Chicago, The Stadium on South Madison, in July, 1975. It must have been right after this show. 3 consecutive nights, starting July 23. I waited in line all night a few months before and got main floor, row 23. When the Stones started, Jagger was on a point of the stage and pushed down. He ended up about 20 feet away. He swung on a rope over the crowd. The place went nuts. I recall Ronnie Wood had just joined the band. I read about it in Rolling Stone magazine.

So many of these comments sound like they’re slaves to their phones. I have a smart phone too. When I go to concerts I leave the thing at home. Problem solved. Sheesh.

From most of these seats the concert was a rumor 😂😂😂

My dad worked with the Grateful dead and Alembic for close to 20 years and during the Deads 75 hiatus he went out with the Stones thanks to Sam Cutler. It was also a Billy Graham show so he always wanted his trust worthy crew. They brought a lot of Alembic stage PA gear with them. My dad told me stories about this show and how much coke was going around. Apparently Elton was doing a lot of blow and upstaged Keith on some parts... Keith wanted to kill him. Graham had to get Elton out of the stadium like an escaped convict. Haha. The music was great but my dad said he was much happier with the vibe of a good ol grateful dead show circa 70s.

1:23. So sloppy funky good. Half vocals, semi guitar fills but solid groove holding it all together.

Faltava um telão nestes shows dos anos 70 e 80

The era of real rock stars. Everything else is less

Rolling Stones have got a lot to answer for starting the whole juvenile tough guy rocker thing, when really the truth of it is that they're simply spoilt brats on a delusional ride into old age looking back at their lives with embarrassment..

Cop Billy's hair.. that's what I call, stylin'

Mick, the girly boy? 🤣😄

Le faltaron músicos al Sammy pero el salvo el día

That solo rivals Mick Taylor easy, good job Woody.

The Spirit of the 60's had been killed by the turn of the Decade.

Sour Rock ? Ahhhh, Hell No ! The Rolling Stones Rock Your Face !

Mick was looking real queer back then. Is that when he was doing David?

this video shows the continuing erosion of the Stones along with the rest of rock & roll. around this time disco took over. jagger would be frequenting studio 54. BTW, what's with the umbrella mick? Sad.

Nice to see Mick chose Billy as his best buddy to enter the stage

The Cleverlys would do this song. Also, she didn't get the memo to perform topless for that gig.

3:50 "could you run up those stairs in front of 40,000 people at 32?" I saw them in Seattle last month and Mick was doing fine at 80.