They used to play a snippet of " You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman". I believe it was Hopkins piano solo mostly

This isn't the concert video! Where's the actual video.

I don't agree with you George, I have heard about 100 stones shows, and this one was as magical as any other. But that is just my opinion.

My first concert. Me and 3 other 15-year-olds piled into Bobby's parents station wagon (he was 16, so had a drivers license) and went down to The Cotton Bowl. It defined our lifestyle for many years ;) . Taking my wife and teenage boys to the show in Denver tonight. Life goes full circle.

Sorry to swear in church, but Jeff played out of tune a lot at this gig.

And this is what makes them “the greatest rock and roll band in the world!”

And this is what makes them “the greatest rock and roll band in the world!”

Jesus christ ya think the stones coulda paid the road crew more money?

Was a hug stones fan but was 14 when they toured in 81 and never saw them . Was disappointed how flat they guitars were and jaggers voice just dull . Then seen bootlegs from Seattle and Dallas that sounded a lot better than what I heard back then

Great to hear the instigator of Its Only Rock'n'roll getting to enjoy playing it live !! ..and as for Woodys contribution solo to Can't Always Get You Want...MAGNIFICENT!!

Thanks for the upload! One of the better soundboards I've heard from the '89 tour!

Well here i am on the 49th anniversary. Jumping Jack Flash just ended. You know i just might be here for the 50th.

The should of opened with satisfaction in 75 instead of Honky Tonk woman

What is this? I never knew MT guested before the 2012 tour. Why was I not informed of this? Is this is some alternate universe thing?

Strange, but 'Under my thumb' sounds as the same soundbord as the Phoenix sun devil stadium show ?

I was in the nosebleed sits with terrible sound Nice to revisit with this excellent sound & mix...Let me Go is just totally Wild...grateful!

The Stones were at their peak during the Mick Taylor years.

Great sound,real live.

Mr Beck? Mr Page is holding on line one.

I was there too! and like other folks on here bought tickets at Caper's Corner. I hear that its no longer there. You could buy a GA ticket for the field only - it was like $9.00. It was hot and the smell of beer and weed was everywhere. I took a Quaalude and stumbled around trying to avoid the puddles of vomit on the turf.

Charlie beats the snare like it owes him money

Heroin makes the best music #FACTS

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You see where Zeppelin got their ideas from now……

The Mick Taylor Stones era and the Bon Scott AC/DC era, sublime rock n roll.

Forget how great this show was....one of the best of that tour. So damn good! Thanks for posting this legendary show!

lol...what a trainwreck

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George, a belated THANKS for posting this! Interesting all the flack you've gotten over the years for your fair and accurate critique. I was there. Fourth row, directly in front of Bill Wyman. Expecting a reprise of their already iconic '72 MSG performances, I couldn't have been more excited as the lights dimmed. And I just sat/stood there after the epic lotus-petal unfolded into HTW wondering, where's the magic? Why aren't I feeling anything? Where's that jolt of electricity I felt 3 years earlier in D.C.? The Stones are sufficiently gifted and professional to get "the job" done despite going through the motions. Sadly, a shorter, better paced, tighter set would have done them (and us) a world of good. (They were a different -- and far superior -- band 3 years later at a small club show!)

Maybe the best Gimme Shelter?

Great guitarist, RIP Jeff, great band: RIP Mickey Waller, Woody big on bass, and when Rod could really sing.

Best song line up. Best of those first four records.

46:20

I was 13 years-old and lived about 2 miles from this venue (Louanne's) and I would have blown a gasket had I known of this happening! I had just started getting serious playing guitar. I WAS SO CLOSE, BUT SO FAR AWAY!

miss Mick Taylor and his fabulos guitar

Very tight. My favourite period of the Stones is the early Ronnie Wood era. 1975-1981. My second favourite version of Hot Stuff, behind Paris 1976.

I like live stones where its distort and they fuck up cause they stoned rock and roll

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Dallas, 1968? Good chance of Billy F Gibbons being in attendance that night

awesome performance - even by this line up's standards

Thank you for sharing this, brings back sooo many memories! My first time seeing the Stones, not my last. One of my favourite bands!! I remember the day like it was yesterday, was there in the windy stadium with my high school sweetheart. Poured rain most of the day, did not put a damper on the show at all, George Thorougood and Journey were amazing as well… have the t-shirt I bought when I was there. Love the Stones!

I saw them the day before in Philly

Was the tour (not this one, the 76 European tour, the Paris concert) when I discovered the Stones.. A Bang & Olofsen store near by home, in Lisboa, a friend passed by, VHS tape on color TV.. Told us great concert on the store.. Day after him, me and a few.. A week after a lot of kids... The man in the store was OK.. Do you want louder?... Yes, OK please... Then we all started buying records, my first I remember was Get Yer, This one Love you live, Black and blue, Some Girls ( Great gig disco and punk album).. We all became great fans, first concert in Madrid 7 July 1982 with 48 degrees and a thunderstorm when they go to stage play Under my thumb.. World soccer 1982 and lot of Italian girls..! Then they became angry each other and bought Keith with the X Pensive Winos record... Never bought Mick albums, but some good songs.. In 1990 (or 1989 in USA) they make the peace after the war, great tour.. And the rest of the story was go, We all go I suppose, to see all of them several times.. My friends and me were the third generation I think to know the Stones.. In 77, 1978.. Know almost everything.. The "Who's the Stones best times, álbuns, Mick Taylor was fabulous, Ron Wood don't know what.. Etc.. They adapt to times, even in songs, great guitar with Taylor, but late 70's don't fit, Ronnie Wood was a good choice, between the Punk and New Wave, this one with a lot of Great Bands, and Clash and Ramones much better than Pistols.. Stones still Rock and Roll, more straight to the point, etc.. OK etc.. Got to stop.. Regards to all

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Aynsley Dunbar- almost played with Jeff and with Jimi Hendrix (!) I would love to have heard Aynsley's drumming here.

Jeff Beck's versions of both Cream and Led Zeppelin. The great Ron Wood on bass. Then Ron played some great lead and rhythm guitar with the Faces. Jeff in top form hear, playing off the drums, the bass, and Rod's vocals. America 🇺🇸 was blessed with 2 tours of this wonderful band.

I just randomly came across this post and realized that the concert photo used on the thumbnail was taken by me. I took about 100 shots at this KC show, I was 13 years old at the time. I thought it looked familiar.

All I can say is , you try doing this and still being alive

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