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Besides rehearsals, business meetings, fitness trainings and all kinds of other duties, our Mick has had time to visit NASA… great job, Mick!
Onto the starts, fellows, and beyond! 😉
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Just got that somewhat strolling by and I love it…
Losin’ My Touch (Remastered 2023) – The Rolling Stones – Forty Licks – official lyric video
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We lucky fans are looking forward to another US tour of The Rolling Stones, and again we will follow each and every show of the band with all the help the net and we ourselfs can provide.
For me, I don’t have tickets for any of the shows – I’ll stay in good ol’ Europe but will never miss a show, even if I have to stay up late or get up at 2 or 3 AM in order to catch the lates news, pics and streams on the net as the band plays the show.
So in case you have tickets for one or more of the upcoming gigs and have to share something with us (pics, reports, streams!) – don’t hesitate and tell us about it – write some comment, or send some mail. In case you plan to send some stream from show – please tell me 2, 3 days before the show about it!
Ok, back to the news: finally, we have a list of all the support bands / opening acts of the all 19 shows, except for the May 02 gig at the Nola Jazz Fest:
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Then, we hear that since yesterday at least, the band rehearses on the NRG Stadium stage. Of course – all the technics of lights and sound need to be thoroughly put to the test. That includes fixed dramaturgy of many of the songs – the Stones are known for state-of-the-art productions, after all.
Long time Stones fan atsu-y Hot Stuff is already at the right place to be!
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… then you can hear some of the stuff, those lucky folks hear these days down on the street near the rehearsal place!
Ok, you have been warned, hehehe, but here they are, the fuckin’ Rehearsing Stones:
UPDATE 04-23:
Here’s SFTD:
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Sweet Sounds …
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04-22:
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In Shidoobee’s Facebook group, he wrote: “Working the 2 night of the Rolling Stone move in. The first night was working in Catering and being fed by thier own staff the food was delicious. seeing the stage being set up and the view from behind the stage. 2 night was working in catering and now setting in my car watching the 17 of 18 wheelers and making sure nobody is bothering the trucks.“
So here we have pictures from the catering backstage, the stage being built and the 17 trucks for the equipement – aesome!
Oh, Ronnie busts in!
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Thanks to Dan [iorr], we now have the details of last weeks rehearsals. These reports show how the band has gone through a lot of songs and slowly melts them down what could be near a possible setlist for the upcoming shows. So if you want to be surprised at the shows, maybe, because these infos might come as possible spoilers, you should skip reading further.
For the rest of us, it’s exciting to see how the rehearsals progress and how engaged the band is. Everybody must be in high spirits and – most of all – at sound health to create these lists of rehearsed songs. This band is a sheer wonder to me. But ’nuff said, here are the details from this weeks rehearsals and a sighting of Paul Mc Cartney leaving the premises:
Monday, 4.15.2024
Tuesday, 4.16.2024
Wednesday, 4.17.2024
Thursday, 4.18.2024
Friday, 4.19.2024
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1. “The Rolling Stones” (ABKCO)
To celebrate 60 years since its original release, The Rolling Stones UK edition is being released in a special bespoke package exclusively for Record Store Day 2024. The remarkable, groundbreaking album arrives like a jet-fueled rush of white-hot R&B – just like a night down at The Crawdaddy Club in 1963, as the band stamped their mark on a series of classics such as “Route 66,” “Carol,” and “Can I Get A Witness.” Pressed on 180g blue/black swirled vinyl, this limited-edition release includes a lithograph with images by Terry O’Neill and stamp-numbering on the jacket.
Tracklist
SIDE A:
1. Route 66
2. I Just Want To Make Love To You
3. Honest I Do
4. Mona (I Need You Baby)
5. Now I’ve Got A Witness
6. Little By Little
SIDE B:
7. I’m A King Bee
8. Carol
9. Tell Me
10. Can I Get A Witness
11. You Can Make It If You Try
12. Walking The Dog
Event: RECORD STORE DAY 2024
Release Date: 4/20/2024
Format: LP
Label: ABKCO
Quantity: 6000
Release type: RSD Exclusive Release
2. Live at Racket, NYC
Live At Racket, NYC features seven tracks the band performed at the intimate launch event on October 19, 2023, with debut live performances of “Angry,” “Bite My Head Off,” “Whole Wide World,” and “Sweet Sounds of Heaven (with Lady Gaga).” Previously only available as a bonus disc on the 2 CD Live Edition of Hackney Diamonds, the band’s first studio album of new material since 2005. Available on 180g heavyweight solid white vinyl for Record Store Day 2024.
Tracklist
SIDE A:
1. Shattered (Live at Racket, NYC)
2. Angry (Live at Racket, NYC)
3. Whole Wide World (Live at Racket, NYC)
4. Tumbling Dice (Live at Racket, NYC)
SIDE B:
5. Bite My Head Off (Live at Racket, NYC)
6. Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Live at Racket, NYC)
7. Sweet Sounds of Heaven – feat. Lady Gaga (Live at Racket, NYC)
Event: RECORD STORE DAY 2024
Release Date: 4/20/2024
Format: LP
Label: Geffen
Quantity: 7000
Release type: ‘RSD First’ Release
I, as a Stones fan, was hit by the music of the Allman Brothers Band in the early 70ies. Their times and their music will be forever carved into my heart. Maybe, many of us Stones fans out here have similar feelings about the ABB. Then again, our very Chuck Leavell had played and toured as a member of the ABB with them from 1973 on (after Duane had died at the end of October 1971) and we all know that he is a member of The Rolling Stones as principle keyboardist and music director since 1982.
So here, in honor of Dickey, some short lines from an interview by Chuck about Dickey and a vide of the ABB playing ‘Blue Sky’ in 1992.
gpb.org: “Chuck Leavell on death of Allman Brothers bandmate Dickey Betts: ‘He left an enduring legacy’“
Well, I can tell you that, when I first joined the band—and this would have been, when we were touring in 1973—we played Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Dickey had been married to a Native American woman named Sandy Blue Sky, who he wrote the song “Blue Sky“ for. And Dickey called me up and he said, “Chuck, we got a couple of days off. Would you and Rose Lane (my wife Rose Lane), like to go to a reservation and meet some of these Native Americans, meet some of the chiefs, and attend some ceremonies? And that was one of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had. It was so sweet of him to reach out to myself and to Rose Lane and to include us in that little trip that we made. And it’s something that I will never, ever forget and be grateful for.
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And here are all the brothers, still alive, with a kickin’ One Way Out – “This is the first time the ABB played this song, in March 3rd, 1971 (first show). The Eat A Peach version is from 06/27/71.“
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