Coming Attractions

From September 11 to 20, we'll bring you:
Bruce Cockburn, Edie Brickell, Bruce Springsteen, Rick Derringer, David Bowie, Southside Johnny, Music For Montserrat, Jerry Garcia, Crowded House, Counting Crows,The Pretenders, Men At Work, Elton John, and Bob Weir!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Sunday, June 7, 2015

Rolling Stones - 1976-06-07 - Paris, France (SBD)

Rolling Stones
with Billy Preston
1976-06-07
Les Abattoirs
Paris, France
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. Honky Tonk Women
02. If You Can't Rock Me > Get Off of My Cloud
03. Hand of Fate
04. Hey Negrita
05. Ain't Too Proud to Beg
06. Fool to Cry
07. Hot Stuff
08. Star Star
09. Cherry Oh Baby
10. Angie
11. You Gotta Move
12. You Can't Always Get What You Want

CD 2:
01. Happy
02. Tumbling Dice
03. Nothing from Nothing*
04. Outa-Space*
05. Midnight Rambler
06. It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
07. Brown Sugar
08. Jumpin' Jack Flash
09. Street Fighting Man

* with Billy Preston

Bonus Tracks
10. All Down The Line (Frankfurt, Germany, April 29th 1976)
11. Sympathy For The Devil (London, UK, May 23rd 1976)


Stones 1976 - #1: On April 23, 1976, The Rolling Stones released Black & Blue, their first studio album in 2 years. The disc had originally been intended for release in 1975 prior to the Stone’s tour of North America, but was delayed as the band auditioned a variety of guitarists to take the place of Mick Taylor. The candidates included Steve Marriott, Harvey Mandel, Wayne Perkins, and even Peter Frampton, but in the end, The Stones chose Ronnie Wood. The album went to #1 on the Billboard charts in the US and took the #2 spot in the UK. The first single from Black & Blue, Fool To Cry, climbed to #10 on the Billboard charts. Critical reviews were mixed, however, as Robert Christgau gave the record an A-, but Lester Bangs claimed that Black and Blue was “the first meaningless Rolling Stones album.” The band launched a European tour on April 28 in support of the disc, playing 41 shows in 2 months. This soundboard recording captures the Stones near the end of the tour, on June7, 1976, 39 years ago today. Download this one, then come back in 2 days for another one from the Stones in Europe in 1976.



7 comments:

Eric said...

can you please re-up? thank you!!!

speedymjb said...

New link is up - enjoy!

Gman said...

When you get a chance my friend, could you please repost this boot? No hurry now. Thanks so much, G.

speedymjb said...

@Gman - new link is up my friend! Enjoy!

Gman said...

Thanks so much - for this and for all the great boots!

Digam11 said...

Hello, could I please get a re-up for this Stones show ? Thanks very much.

speedymjb said...

New link is up - enjoy!

Post a Comment