Rolling Stones - Live 1973 - Los Angeles 

Listening to this just reminds me why we all loved the MICK TAYLOR years.

Brown Sugar 0:44 Bitch 4:23 Rocks Off 9:29 Gimme Shelter 13:46 Route 66 19:09 It's All Over Now 22:12 Happy 26:57 No Expectations 30:18 Tumbling Dice 34:33 Sweet Virginia 40:59 You Can't Always Get What You Want 45:35 Dead Flowers 53:40 Stray Cat Blues 57:51 Live With Me 1:02:00 All Down The Line 1:06:16 Rip This Joint 1:10:39 Jumping Jack Flash 1:12:51 Street Fighting Man 1:16:31

These boys sound great even recorded with 2 tin cans and a string!!

Attended this concert with 3 of my high school buddies my senior year. It was one of their longest concerts of all-time - nearly 3 hours of exquisite raw rock n' roll.

STP.. Stones Touring Party (Greenfield book)... In these years, between 1969 and 1973, they were completely genuine, wild rock band, no bullshit, spontaneous, great records, great stories, no stadium concerts, the Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the World really started from these unbelievable years.. And the tongue logo also (1970 with Sticky Fingers)... They became the Giant they are starting from these years.. To the great design big stages (Mark Fisher) in big stadiums or fields, with Great Shows

I was there, brilliant performance by Mick, Keith and the rest. They really put everything into the show. It was worth going out into the driving rain to be part of this unforgettable event

The slide is bad ass on it's all over now and Bobby on sax...I can't put it in words how good they were from 69-73..

Is nice that Mick Taylor is closer to the mic, how it should be, cool to hear him playing on jones era songs, best versions of no expectations and it’s all over now I’ve ever heard

The Rolling Stones The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World.

Mick Taylor sounded much more like and better than Eric Clapton did in the 70's

The Stones...epic beast mode. What a difference between their 1964 sound and this. Even micks vocals. This is crazy dirty heavy cool...they sounded and looked DIRTY and BADASS on these years.

mick taylor always at the peak...

OMG what a killer version of ‘Click Clack. . Stray Cat’. . MT is THE 🐐 !

NICE!.... wish i seen them back then... but i was just a kid.... this is their best line up.... Los Angeles!!

Used to collect vinyl bootlegs and had this one. Had to sell them and thought I would never hear it again. Thanks very much for bringing it back to me. It means a lot to hear it again. Thanks again for sharing.

Best gimmie shelter I've ever heard mick t u r a guitar god

Classic stones love it great guitar work

Wonderful solo from Mick Taylor on No Expectations

I love the album cover.

Thanks Walter, yes it was fun, my first LA concert. I walked up to the front of the stage to pick up some of the rose petals Mick threw from the stage. Still have them framed with my $100 ticket stub, it was a benefit after all.

Think this is the best live version of Rocks Off that I’ve heard

Rolling Stones 1973-01-18 @ The Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, USA [Nicaruaguan Earthquake Benefit]: 01 Brown Sugar 0:00:48 02 Bitch 03 Rocks Off 04 Gimme Shelter 05 Route 66 0:19:09 06 It's All 07 Over Now 07 Happy 08 No Expectations 09 Tumbling Dice 10 Sweet Virginia 11 You Can't Always Get What You Want 0:45:44 12 Dead Flowers 13 Stray Cat Blues 14 Live with Me 15 All Down the Line 16 Rip This Joint 17 Jumping Jack Flash 1:12:50 18 Street Fighting Man 1:16:31

Legendary!!!

Mick taylors solo in dead flowers smokes

01:02:02 The Best LIVE WITH ME version

I was there - great show

Here is the list, enjoy: 01 Brown Sugar 00:48 02 Bitch 04:24 03 Rocks Off 09:30 04 Gimme Shelter 13:46 05 Route 66 19:09 06 It's All Over Now 22:13 07 Happy 26:56 08 No Expectations 30:18 09 Tumbling Dice 34:33 10 Sweet Virginia 41:00 11 You Can't Always Get What You Want 45:44 12 Dead Flowers 53:44 13 Stray Cat Blues 57:52 14 Live with Me 01:02:01 15 All Down the Line 01:06:16 16 Rip This Joint 01:10:39 17 Jumping Jack Flash 01:12:50 18 Street Fighting Man 01:16:33

Taylor kept getting better and better . Can imagine what he would of sounded like if he toured in 1975

Taylor's guitar playing here is as close to perfect as you will ever enjoy or hear. Disregard the comments below from the Ronnie Wood fans. They are so far off the mark it is unbelievable. Some folks listen not with their ears, but with their @ss.

super que du bon avec un Mick Taylor qui avait les notes magiques omnium-peintures

thanks for uploading, great show from the greatest band ever

i had this years ago. one of my faves. check out the gimme shelter. mick taylor kills it. "vintage, definitely vintage." thx

No Expectations....gotta love it.

The 5 years with Mick Taylor were the best years of this band. They had finally became their own band instead of trying to always out do the Beatles.

I've seen the stones 6 times in concert this is the best lead guitar I've ever heard from them . To bad mick Taylor didn't stay in the band Ron woods ok but kick t is far better

So, this is one of the concerts that paved the way for Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith n all those 80s hard rockers then, right?

Exciting just to have a ticket for this concert.

perfect!

Still have this boot on vinyl with the original William Stout cover artwork.

Nice! Alternate cover for this boot. One of four I'm aware of.

Like 99% of these other commenters below, I AM NOT a professional musician. And I will not try to portray myself as one. Although I AM A DIEHARD STONES FAN and will comment only MY OPINION as a fan. The only thing to compare Ronnie Wood & Mick Taylor with is both being guitarist in the band, PERIOD. All though like countless other Stones fans I also think 69 to 74 was undeniably their strongest period of music & live performances. I mean Cmon It’s so very obvious on the Ladies & Gentleman movie/soundtrack that represented the 72/73 Tour. They were at the top of their musical career. Now with that said, Black & Blue is in MY top 3 favorite Stones albums, mainly because it was a little different then other stuff, that reggae ish feel & who can deny Memory Motel as one of their strongest ballads??!!!!! So people we’re all Stones fans, at least I know I am, just think their still going strong & Ronnie has stood the longest. That’s gotta say something!!!

The R. Crumb poster art is priceless!

thank you for post. Stones gigging in US '73 never knew that they did that

This was for Nicaragua 🇳🇮😍

Great version of Bitch - love Mick T

wow what a set list

@dugitomi I have heard all the Bootlegs you speak of. After the STP The band recorded Goats in Jamiaca & then took a break. (Keith was almost dead!! In january '73 this was the Show that got them fired up again for '73. I know how good the '73 shows are don't worry. But the sound and arrangements were quite different to STP '72, and this was the gig that kicked it all off....Next stop Australia.

Was this the Nicaragua relief gig on the way to Australia. These 73, stp, seem to be the tightest of the earliest 70s.

@MrStones1963 ...the individual songs I posted were off the boot "the complete 73 affair" which had the Vienna concert plus highlights from other shows. The LA recordings were part of those highlights and were ( I guess) remastered, somehow, to sound better. My copy of "All Meat Music" bootleg seems to have vinyl as it's source (hence the popping). It would be great if somneone released the remastered "All Meat Music"! ---Sorry I took so long to reply :)

@demonsbutterfly thanks for the information. it's fun to learn about the nuances and details related to that stellar time. i did something about Mr. Richards being 'worn down' after STP '72. That's a good point about 'warming up for Australia' because i do hear a bit of a different ambience to their sound in the Australia concerts and the European concerts in '73. I think their best-ever performance of Rocks Off was in Australia '73, Sydney I think. The 10:51 ycagwyw in Brussels is transcendent.

These Stones concerts, with Mick Taylor guitar Solos, had his time... Great years but after 76 out of time.. In Black & Blue (Great album with Disco, Rock, slows, etc) was chose the best fit, Ron Wood (between Wayne Perkings, Harvey Mandel, Rory Gallagher, the guitarist of Natural Gas, Peter Frampton, etc).. Time of Punk and New Wave music.. New teen generation don't care about great solos, Some Girls is a punk record with Miss You Disco, after Emotional Rescue and the Top was Tattoo You, straight and simple.. 81/82 tour with the new songs.. Begin in 78...They adapt to times, and sincerely Ron Wood fits much better with the Stones, on stage, with crew, great Keith friend, same life style, etc.. Taylor was a wonderful player, but it was in that time... Early 70's.. In lately concerts as a guest his sound isn't absolutely the same... I really don't see him on stage playing with them in 78, 81/82...And very diferent concerts in songs, not the oldies goldies.. They were in a completely new wave... In 89/90 after the "battle" ( Thank you Keith for your records and the Winos), they return with oldies in a new shape.. And great big and huge tours... Financial was wonderful for them.. Nowadays don't know if they are a real rock band or a big company.. But good for them, they are a trade mark now, shop in London, the tougue is everywhere in the world... Yeap, there's the sun, the moon and the Stones.. It's a worldwide institution..! 👍👌🎸🎸

I was there ! To get tickets; you had to attend the Forum parking lot "party" all night long and into the morning hours, legendary !

Sad we won’t be hearing that opening number anymore.

1:02:00 Best version of Live With Me

You had previously posted 5 songs from this show individually. These were the songs that were rarely performed live during this era. The sound quality of "Route 66" posted earlier was much better (and in stereo) than the version contained in this post of the full show. I even hear "pops" from time to time as if this posting of the full show had come from vinyl. Do you have a cleaner version of the full show?

Great Glimmer Twins song is Happy. Because you get the best of Both Worlds on one song. Mick & Keef! But only during these early 70’s. After that Mick didn’t sing assist for Keef.

@demonsbutterfly i did read something about Mr. Richards being a bit 'tired' after the tour thru the states in '72. But it's amazing watching them in my pirated copy of Ladies and Gentleman, The Rolling Stones. I enjoy it because it's a fantastic performance but also because those bogus pimps at eaglerocktv got not one yen from me. they had all the vids of that tour removed from youtube right before they re-released that classic film. it should be public domain because it's our history.

Dead Flowers ...

53:45 dead flowers 🎸

It's a shame this recording didn't also include "Midnight Rambler" which they played as an encore that night. I'm sure it was smoking.

route 66 got the 69 style , sweet .

I can hear stu on Virginia, or maybe it was Nicky Hopkins, who was with them in Australia 73. Their best most together I think.

噂の名盤ですね。ついつい買いそびれていました。この時代のライブ盤は粗い演奏が多いですがまあ普段はこんなものかと思っていましたがこの盤は選曲,演奏とも素晴らしいです。もしかしたらライブ発売用だったのではｗｗ kg441様に感謝です。

Mick Taylor kick s out the JAM s concert was on fm radio

@dugitomi Yes it is interesting to listen to 72-73 bootlegs. The mix and ambience is quite different. i can pick them straight away. whether it is different recording engineers, venues, Tape stock, Venues, weather, i do not know-But you can hear the distinct changes I will listen to any Stones with Mick Taylor involved. I first saw "Ladies & Gentlemen" in 1974 as a 10 year old kid, i was so happy to get a Clean copy. i have owned countless bootlegs of that one!

*The non stop hand clapping ruins what is a decent sounding bootleg recordings of a show warts and all that absolutely rocks!!*

I was there my self. Quite a Show. Mick Taylor's last show at the Forum.

mick taylor and ronnie wood are two different guitarists. you can't compare them.

Mick t

Explendid!

Warming up before they hit Australia....

Three Beatles fans

Anyone else remember the Santana and Cheech & Chong opening acts? Years later I had the pleasure of asking Mick about this show, a total gentleman...

I was their. New Stage.

Missing the midnight rambler the encore

I was there. The next night (Friday Jan 20 I guess) I recall that local FM station KMET broadcast a soundboard-quality tape of Midnight Rambler (encore). So that exists even though I cannot find it on the internet anywhere. By the time I rigged up my tape recorder I only caught the last minute or so. I have even seen arguments as to whether or not the song was played at all. I bought this All-Meat album, too, and it is long-trashed :-).

Supernal rock´n´roll. ´Nuff said.

where is MIDNIGHT RAMBLER?

The clapping is irritating as hell...Time to move on to another live recording of theirs.

did they do midnight rambler?

Wish mix was better. I love Mick Taylor’s guitar playing but it is way too hot in this mix I think there are other better mixes of this concert one was given over the king biscuit flower hour program. And some high fan is clapping on the beat.

rien que le debut ma l aire delire je sais pas de quand se sont est sortis mais sa fais vraiment originale

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Millard WHOS PLAYING THE FLUTE?

30:19

@demonsbutterfly they're fucking hot right here. their 'warming up' was before the first date of STP usa '72 and they were amazing all the way thru the European leg of the STP '73. Listen to the Brussels, Rotterdam and Birmingham concerts. Incredible that they could sustain the kind of intensity tightness, and kick ass rock and roll for nearly 2 years with no real break. but nothing compared to the dues they paid from '63 thru '65 to be the greatest. warming up before Australia? that's funny.

Wish mix was better. I love my Taylor’s guitar playing but it is way too hot in this mix I think there are other better mixes of this concert one was given over the king biscuit flower our program.

Have owned this 2-lp vinyl album for years. Think I paid $7.00 for it new...lol. How about William Stout's artwork here? Check out interview with Stout about his cover art days, below. "In Like Flynn - Out like Stout!" Dig it! www.williamstout.com/news/journal/?p=2591

Please someone edit out that annoying clapping this absolutely ruins the live recording the clapping event is painful to listen to

REALLY

KATABOIS 1973 JABYY MEXA O CAMIÑO DOS XONY

5 CORDS KEEF SAYS?,OK SO WHERE G CORD BEGIN?

you 're romania jan maessen you're writhe where's leaves

Ronnie was a great grab for The Stones . at a time kinda like when Bryan was let go . But Mick Taylor probably wouldnt have made it much longer with that band .Too much candy around . in the end he made a wise move.

gods helpers?

duidelijk met nieuwe gitarist Mick Taylor;complete anders als Brian Jones,God hebbe zijn zien,en later Ronnie Woods,maar mooi om ,ook is de geluidskwaliteit niet optimaal,om te beluisteren ;hoe ze in 1971 speelden ,vergeleken met na de komst van Ronnie;ook de techniek is natuurlijk veranderd.Maar her klinkt lekker rauw,zoals de Stones moeten horen.

no speaka da english eh mate