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* It’s been a bit slow on the blog today because I’m still kinda on spring break. Also, Gatehouse’s websites have been crashing my browsers all day and I’m about to lose my mind, which isn’t helpful for getting things done. I’m not sure what tomorrow will bring, either.
But in the meantime, check this out…
In addition to celebrating their 1971 masterpiece Sticky Fingers, the Rolling Stones will release a concert film of a London club gig they played the year that record came out. The release, From the Vault: The Marquee – Live in 1971, will be available on DVD, Blu-ray and digitally June 23rd, with some configurations featuring numerous Stones rarities.
The band performed the gig a few months before the release of Sticky Fingers and used the show to preview nearly half the album, including “Brown Sugar,” “Dead Flowers”… It also served as the first and only time the group played “I Got the Blues” live until dusting it off a handful of times for concerts in 1999.
* And from that new release, watch Mick Taylor wail through “Dead Flowers”…
posted by Rich Miller
Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 3:36 pm
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Back in “the day” I knocked around in several bands playing guitar, drums, horns, etc… Keith and Charlie remind me why I was so much more successful with a trowel in my hand.
Comment by exbricklayer Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 3:49 pm
Stones will perform at Summerfest in Milwaukee this summer.
Comment by GA Watcher Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 3:55 pm
Hope concert film is better than Rock and Roll Circus. VH1 got me so pumped and it wasnt all that great lol.
Comment by Aschockedobserver Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 4:06 pm
Aschockedobserver, I thought the Who was excellent on that show.
Comment by Rich Miller Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 4:30 pm
sparkle bolero and Charlie without white hair. oh to be in the ’70s and be young, all of us!
Comment by Amalia Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 4:32 pm
@ Amalia - ” oh to be in the ’70s and be young, all of us!”
I heard the Stones in NYC in 1969 at Madison Square Garden. I am feeling old now.
Comment by Joan P. Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 4:42 pm
@ Joan P., young and dancing forever baby! my first time was 1975, still see Mick swinging out over the crowd and it was hot from all the dancing! rock on!
Comment by Amalia Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 4:45 pm
When you said Afternoon Delight, I thought you meant this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NUkhMq_iRo
Comment by Chicago Cynic Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 4:59 pm
I remember getting in a huge fight back in the day with a buddy who insisted that this wasn’t a country song because it was the Rolling Stones, lol.
Comment by Wordslinger Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 5:02 pm
All the acts were good. I just went against Flava Flav’s advice and I believed the hype.
Comment by Aschockedobserver Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 5:22 pm
Sweet playing by Mick Taylor (love that SG too!). Rich - you obviously have the best musical taste in the state capitol.
Comment by Filmmaker Professor Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 5:54 pm
Just straight, no-frills rock. That’s the essence. I love stripped-down bands with just the basics. I love Keith’s backing vocals. Thanks for sharing.
Comment by Grandson of Man Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 6:18 pm
My favorite part of Rock & Roll Circus is when John Lennon introduces the Stones - “and now…”
Comment by Stones Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 6:25 pm
Last saw the Stones on Oct. 8, 1989 at Arrowhead Stadium in KCMO. Epic show. Love this youtube, looking forward for the entire show when it’s released.
Comment by danray Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 7:35 pm
…and Mick Taylor kicks the proverbial buttocks.
Comment by danray Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 7:36 pm
Tickets for the Stones @ Summerfest go on sale April 10 to the general public. Summerfest is the smallest venue they’ll be playing on their Zipcode tour. They’re not playing Chicago.
Comment by Emily Booth Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 8:41 pm
You could just do what Gatehouse print reader began doing long ago: Stop reading Gatehouse stuff.
Problem solved.
Comment by Michelle Flaherty Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 8:51 pm
So good!
Comment by Belle Wednesday, Apr 8, 15 @ 9:12 pm
Unfortunately, it appears Jagger has decided that the other Mick will not be joining them on this tour. Some say it was a $$ thing.
Comment by Anonymous Thursday, Apr 9, 15 @ 12:56 am
Sorry, 12:56 was me.
Comment by jimbo2 Thursday, Apr 9, 15 @ 12:57 am