I was there!!! All of the sudden it became a kaleidoscope of shoes being thrown up on the stage Ronnie is right Mick said We’ll have all your shoes... It’s amazing they didn’t even remember what song it was. Of course it was “beast of burden” it was right after with no shoes on my feet…
Oh wow, this is amazing. I was there as well. What a magnificent concert. Couldn't part with my Rainbow sandals, but screamed and danced in ecstasy. I didn't get the shoe thing at the moment, perhaps because first a joint was lobbed onto stage, which became many. Then the shoes. It was a magically memorable day. Epic show. At Anaheim Stadium, in 1978? Thank you, Glenn Schneider, for even having it and sharing it with us. And thank you to MrAdman1957 for being there for everyone. Bravo!
I was there both days! I’ll never forget it because it was during beast of burden the intro and a few people through their sandals up and then Mick said “all right then well I have everybody’s shoes” then it was a kaleidoscope of shoes being thrown from all directions from the front of the stage onto the top of the stage and Mick was dancing around and dodging the shoes that were being thrown on stage there must’ve been about 300 pairs of shoes that got thrown up there. I’ll never forget it it was a great day.
@@paulbuchanan4770 Well it's possible. I was pretty much expecting that you would say that you didn't recall the shoes being thrown. I was there when I was 18yrs old and I don't remember the shoe incident at all. Maybe I just thought it was no big deal and therefore it didn't register with me as something to remember. I remember the crowd in front of the stage surging forward and how scary it seemed to be in that. It gave me some moments of panic as the sense of being crushed by a surge of people grew stronger. I also remember leaving the concert and coming out to find my car towed away! Along with a whole bunch of other concert goers. People were ticked off! It was a big parking lot with a couple of little hardly noticeable knee high signs that said "No parking" and no one saw the signs until after all the cars were towed away. The tow truck driver was making trips back and forth from that spot to the tow yard taking people one by one to get there cars. "That will be $180 please." It was a slow process. People would pelt the tow truck with rocks as it was driving by. As I was being taken to get my car... It was a trip (and kind of scary) to hear the sound of rocks bouncing off of the tow truck as we were driving along. Those are my main memories about that concert.
I remember the shoes started to fly during Beast of Burden, and the line “I got no shoes on my feet” . It’s funny that MJ still doesn’t know why it happened. My first Stones show, I was underwhelmed. Luckily the other times I’ve seen them, they lived up to the greatest rock n roll band in the world moniker!
I WAS THERE AND FINALLY EVERY ONE BELIEVES ME! I WAS IN FRONT 15 FEET BACK TO The Left A LITTLE! UNFORGETTABLE! I SAW BOTH SHOWS And ALL THE SHOES. "WITH NO SHOES ON MY FEET" STARTED IT! LOL DURING BEAST OF BURDEN!
Thanks Glenn. great story. I've been posting photos and came across this shot. but did not know the story. excellent and interesting. I send people here to find out.
I was also at the Rolling Stones shoe concert. Loved it. Peter Tosh was incredible. I talked to Etta James years later about the shoe concert when she was at the long beach blues festival. She only said glad it didn't happen to me.
I saw this tour but at Philly- instead, crowd threw bottles, coolers, and anything else they could get their hands on - total chaos- police horses came into crowd- crazy stuff- I was 18 and loved it
I was there. I was 15 and it was my first concert. I was in front of the stage Mick said throw your shoes on stage and people did. I don't remember who I went with but it was fun
He was singing “Angie.” A downtempo song after the exhortation to sling shoes. Mick sang, “Angie...Angie....” whhhewww (shoe passes by as he barely moves his head) “...ain’t it time we said goodbye...” The night I was hired at KROQ.
I was somewhere reasonably close to the stage. They had to stop the show to clear all the shoes off. I recall noticing all the barefoot people when we left. Came back the next day - bought tickets off some guy outside, $15.
I was running security that day front stage. We were like what the heck going on? Worked hundreds and hundreds of concerts and never had that happen. The day before in Anaheim was a little different, girls were getting up on shoulders of guys and taking there tops off. Hundreds of them! I liked that day better! Stones were always fun or at least different!
I was up front that day and remember after many kids looking through a pile of shoes 2 foot tall and thinking why would you throw your shoes, fun show!
I was there, about 20 feet from the barrier in front of the stage. A freaking cowboy boot landed on my right shoulder, I think it was snakeskin. I wasn't going to throw my own shoes, I'd only bought them a couple of days before the concert, but I thought that I could easily land this stupid boot right in front Mick. So reared back and threw it with all my strength and hit a guy in the back of the head about six feet in front of me. Now I'm 6'2" but this guy and his friends were about 6'4" and 6'5". I quickly turned to my girlfriend and said, "Do you want a better view, get on my shoulders?" She was said, "Sure" and I lifted her up as fast as I could. The guy I hit had staggered forward a couple of steps and I think he was somewhat dazed, so it took him a while before he picked up the boot and then turned around looking for the person who had thrown it. Man did he look pissed, but he didn't look at me, just at every one around me. Fortunately, everyone around us was looking at the spectacle of all these shoes flying around and no one rat'd me out. After my girlfriend came back to the ground, a song or two later, I deliberately moved us away from that guy, but I caught a glimpse of him after the concert was over and the crowd was clearing out to the parking lot. He was still holding on to the boot. I guess he decided to keep it as a souvenir.
MJ had this running commentary between tunes on the footwear: "Aww Los Angeles, city of shoes" (cradling several dirty sneakers all dreamily) Also, Etta James was billed to appear but didn't (sigh!) at the one i saw, but The Outlaws & PETER TOSH! went over quite well.
I was there!!!! I was 10 feet from the stage on the front left side it was a kaleidoscope of shoes! Mick was singing Beast Of Burden , “with no shoes on my feet” and somebody threw some sandals up and Mick said “ we’ll have everybody’s shoes then”and that’s when everybody started throwing all their fucking shoes up on the stage it was hilarious I could never forget this finally we get this story 45 years later, and I kept telling that story until I stop telling that because nobody ever believed me! Until now! Lol I went to both shows and it was hot as hell both days! I remember it better than Mick! lol 😂
I was there. I was 8 years old. Was my first concert. All I remember was laughing I think all the weed smoke got to me LOL! I remember Jagger spraying the crowd with a garden hose LOL!
My friend woody and I went to Hollywood that night after the first show to see Peter Tosh because there were rumors that Mick and Woody and Ronnie were going to show up. It was at the Palladium and Peter Tosh guitar player was doing backflips while he was playing. Then somebody grabbed a joint right out of my mouth.
OMG, I started this 😱 😂 I was 16. A bunch of us camped in the parking lot, slept on the sidewalk to get in the minute the gates opened & partied our asses off in the burning sun because OMG I'M SEEING THE ROLLING STONES! The Stones came out & the stage got rushed. I was up against the fence, literally getting crushed. My flip flop fell off in the crowd when Security pulled me up & over. When I landed I tossed the other (now useless) shoe straight up & I guess it made it onstage. 😂 I didn't know all the rest even happened until I was reunited with my tribe hours later! My experience that day would've probably been much more traumatic if I wasn't 16, invincible & high as a kite 😜 (To this day I panic in crowds, though. I avoid them like the plague.)
Do you still live in or near Orange County, Ca? Orange County was a really fun place in the late 70s and 80s. I used to go to concerts at Irvine Meadows(although I lived in san diego at the time) in the mid 1980s. The crowds were really fun and wild. Glad you didnt get trampled/crushed! ☺☺
Heck yes I remember the stage getting rushed. For me that was a main memory of that concert. I was in the crowd when that was going on. I recall it being genuinely scary. Definitely a feeling of real panic started happening. It felt like it was life threatening or getting close to being that.
A few of us were there 3 days early... left came back a few times then the night before the show is when they fenced us all out of the parking lot near the entrance! We went to Hollywood and saw Peter Tosh in a club the night before I think lol the guitar player did a backflip on stage while playing, and someone snatched a joint out of my mouth LoL
I was there. On the way in the venue some guy showed me a pint bottle of booze and said "I'm going to throw this at Jagger". A couple hours later inside, while the shoes were flying, I saw Jagger (luckily) dodge the aforementioned pint bottle heading straight for his head, at which point he said "No bottles please". Great show!
I was there --- hotter than fuck - Etta James and The Outlaws opened -- Searing heat - 2 concerts in back 2 back days - Mick turned THIRTY FIVE in Oakland a few days later....
@@212days Ahem… You didn’t get it and you still don’t get it? He was singing beast of burden “with no shoes on my feet“ and that’s when somebody offered a shoe to Mick by throwing it up on the stage. Jesus Christ how stoned are you? Do you get it now? It was in response to a lyric by beast of burden… With no shoes on my feet
@@nomorebushz I was actually at that concert. I don't remember the shoes incident. In these days where many people in the world are holding their breath that nobody makes an unexpected miscalculation that leads us into nuclear war I take THE BELOW INFORMATION seriously so what that means is that long ago I learned that Jesus Christ is not a swear word. Thank you Jesus Christ that I don't have to say "I dunno" when asked if God exists. I pray that my friend Jeff is enabled to make the same discovery. And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of Grace and Truth. (John 1:14) Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in Heaven and on earth has been given to me." (Matthew 28:18) One lady who had a supernatural encounter with Jesus said "He doesn't look meek or mild. He looks like a King who is ready to rule." I heard another guy who had a supernatural encounter with Jesus say "Rays of Glory Rays of AWESOMENESS Rays of Purity Rays Majesty Rays of Holiness... is booming off of this Person." Of course let's also not forget about the only photograph that we have of Jesus that's in the Bible. Revelation ch 1. 1. His Eyes were _like a flame of fire._ 2. His Voice was like the roar of many waters. 3. From His mouth came a two-edged sword. 4. His Face was shining like the sun in full strength. Satan's desire is to Deceive people into believing the idea that "When you die you die. The show is over and everything goes *BLACK* and that's it." Rather than sucking up that lie like a sponge there is always the invitation for a person to embrace the below prayer: Dear God, Thank You that You Love me. You Love me with an Astonishing *Love,* a Love that is _beyond my wildest imagining._ Thank You that You have for me an Amazing Super Future of spectacular Joy, spectacular Gladness, spectacular Health, Happy Surprises and *"Love* ...beyond what words can even explain." Thank You that You don't want me to feel like You are some unconcerned and remote spectator who is a billion miles away from me... no instead of that what You want is to be my best Friend. You know all of my life experiences and You know me better than anyone else. You want me to have and enjoy Sweet times of having a joyful sense of Your nearness. Thank You that what You want is for me to talk to You often and Your attitude towards me is one where with Love You say to me "you can talk to Me anytime." Thank You that You want to give me Higher levels of Love, joy, Peace and glad wonder than I have ever known before even in this world which isn't the Disneyland, it's just the temporary road to the Disneyland. The temporary road to the Amazing Wonderfulness and perpetual Bliss in the Eternal Glory which You call me to. “No eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God has prepared for those who love Him.” (1 Corinthians 2:9) And it is impossible to please God without faith. Anyone who wants to come to Him must believe that God exists and that He is *a Rewarder* of those who sincerely seek Him. (Hebrews 11:6) *Draw near to God and He will draw near to you...* (James 4:8) God is Love. (1John 4:8) The fruit of the Spirit is Love, joy, Peace... (Galatians 5:22) ...
@@jedgould5531 LA 1978, "Controversy" tour. Prince in a pirate shirt, boots & a banana hammock, got booed offstage; the audience was actually throwing trash at him 😡 Rude fucks. I thought he was a great performer, and a natural fit to open for Mick. It's awesome that all those haters were proved wrong by his career successes 🤘🏼
I was there!!! All of the sudden it became a kaleidoscope of shoes being thrown up on the stage Ronnie is right Mick said We’ll have all your shoes... It’s amazing they didn’t even remember what song it was. Of course it was “beast of burden” it was right after with no shoes on my feet…
That was my first concert. I was in 9th grade. Remember it like yesterday. It changed my life.
How?
Oh wow, this is amazing. I was there as well. What a magnificent concert. Couldn't part with my Rainbow sandals, but screamed and danced in ecstasy. I didn't get the shoe thing at the moment, perhaps because first a joint was lobbed onto stage, which became many. Then the shoes. It was a magically memorable day. Epic show. At Anaheim Stadium, in 1978? Thank you, Glenn Schneider, for even having it and sharing it with us. And thank you to MrAdman1957 for being there for everyone. Bravo!
I was there both days! I’ll never forget it because it was during beast of burden the intro and a few people through their sandals up and then Mick said “all right then well I have everybody’s shoes” then it was a kaleidoscope of shoes being thrown from all directions from the front of the stage onto the top of the stage and Mick was dancing around and dodging the shoes that were being thrown on stage there must’ve been about 300 pairs of shoes that got thrown up there. I’ll never forget it it was a great day.
Great show with high wire act, The Outlaws, Peter Tosh (passing the Spliff to the audience)
I was there that day, I was 17yrs old. One of the great shows that I've ever seen.
I bet you have no recollection of any shoes being thrown up on stage?
I remember the shoes, how could I forget?
@@paulbuchanan4770 Well it's possible. I was pretty much expecting that you would say that you didn't recall the shoes being thrown.
I was there when I was 18yrs old and I don't remember the shoe incident at all. Maybe I just thought it was no big deal and therefore it didn't register with me as something to remember. I remember the crowd in front of the stage surging forward and how scary it seemed to be in that. It gave me some moments of panic as the sense of being crushed by a surge of people grew stronger. I also remember leaving the concert and coming out to find my car towed away! Along with a whole bunch of other concert goers. People were ticked off! It was a big parking lot with a couple of little hardly noticeable knee high signs that said "No parking" and no one saw the signs until after all the cars were towed away. The tow truck driver was making trips back and forth from that spot to the tow yard taking people one by one to get there cars. "That will be $180 please." It was a slow process. People would pelt the tow truck with rocks as it was driving by. As I was being taken to get my car... It was a trip (and kind of scary) to hear the sound of rocks bouncing off of the tow truck as we were driving along. Those are my main memories about that concert.
I remember the shoes started to fly during Beast of Burden, and the line “I got no shoes on my feet” . It’s funny that MJ still doesn’t know why it happened. My first Stones show, I was underwhelmed. Luckily the other times I’ve seen them, they lived up to the greatest rock n roll band in the world moniker!
I was at that concert. I was about 9. I remember the shoes being thrown on the stage... definitely one of the most memorable concert moments for me.
I WAS THERE AND FINALLY EVERY ONE BELIEVES ME! I WAS IN FRONT 15 FEET BACK TO The Left A LITTLE! UNFORGETTABLE! I SAW BOTH SHOWS And ALL THE SHOES. "WITH NO SHOES ON MY FEET" STARTED IT! LOL DURING BEAST OF BURDEN!
I was there and the show was great.
Awesome Michael ... what a awesome living memorie ...
Thanks Glenn. great story. I've been posting photos and came across this shot. but did not know the story. excellent and interesting. I send people here to find out.
I was also at the Rolling Stones shoe concert. Loved it. Peter Tosh was incredible. I talked to Etta James years later about the shoe concert when she was at the long beach blues festival. She only said glad it didn't happen to me.
I saw this tour but at Philly- instead, crowd threw bottles, coolers, and anything else they could get their hands on - total chaos- police horses came into crowd- crazy stuff- I was 18 and loved it
I was there. I was 15 and it was my first concert. I was in front of the stage Mick said throw your shoes on stage and people did. I don't remember who I went with but it was fun
He was singing “Angie.” A downtempo song after the exhortation to sling shoes. Mick sang, “Angie...Angie....” whhhewww (shoe passes by as he barely moves his head) “...ain’t it time we said goodbye...” The night I was hired at KROQ.
Jed the Fish!
Mick never sang Angie on this tour
I was somewhere reasonably close to the stage. They had to stop the show to clear all the shoes off. I recall noticing all the barefoot people when we left. Came back the next day - bought tickets off some guy outside, $15.
think of all the videos of bands yelling at crowds for throwing something. these guys rock.
I was running security that day front stage. We were like what the heck going on? Worked hundreds and hundreds of concerts and never had that happen. The day before in Anaheim was a little different, girls were getting up on shoulders of guys and taking there tops off. Hundreds of them! I liked that day better! Stones were always fun or at least different!
You may have been one of the guys who saved me from being crushed to death that day, so thanks for that!
Hilarious
I was up front that day and remember after many kids looking through a pile of shoes 2 foot tall and thinking why would you throw your shoes, fun show!
I was there, about 20 feet from the barrier in front of the stage. A freaking cowboy boot landed on my right shoulder, I think it was snakeskin. I wasn't going to throw my own shoes, I'd only bought them a couple of days before the concert, but I thought that I could easily land this stupid boot right in front Mick. So reared back and threw it with all my strength and hit a guy in the back of the head about six feet in front of me. Now I'm 6'2" but this guy and his friends were about 6'4" and 6'5". I quickly turned to my girlfriend and said, "Do you want a better view, get on my shoulders?" She was said, "Sure" and I lifted her up as fast as I could. The guy I hit had staggered forward a couple of steps and I think he was somewhat dazed, so it took him a while before he picked up the boot and then turned around looking for the person who had thrown it. Man did he look pissed, but he didn't look at me, just at every one around me. Fortunately, everyone around us was looking at the spectacle of all these shoes flying around and no one rat'd me out.
After my girlfriend came back to the ground, a song or two later, I deliberately moved us away from that guy, but I caught a glimpse of him after the concert was over and the crowd was clearing out to the parking lot. He was still holding on to the boot. I guess he decided to keep it as a souvenir.
hit a guy in the back of the head about six feet in front of me.
😂😂😂
MJ had this running commentary between tunes on the footwear:
"Aww Los Angeles, city of shoes"
(cradling several dirty sneakers all dreamily) Also, Etta James was billed to appear but didn't (sigh!) at the one i saw, but The Outlaws & PETER TOSH! went over quite well.
I was there!!!! I was 10 feet from the stage on the front left side it was a kaleidoscope of shoes! Mick was singing Beast Of Burden , “with no shoes on my feet” and somebody threw some sandals up and Mick said “ we’ll have everybody’s shoes then”and that’s when everybody started throwing all their fucking shoes up on the stage it was hilarious I could never forget this finally we get this story 45 years later, and I kept telling that story until I stop telling that because nobody ever believed me! Until now! Lol I went to both shows and it was hot as hell both days! I remember it better than Mick! lol 😂
What a set !! This show was the Some Girls album and all their other hits like Satisfaction and Only Rock n Roll !!!
I was there too - My 1st Stones concert. It was pretty unbelievable.
Same
My first stones concert too! I was there both days!
I was at that show.
Giant stadiuns, The Stones and their fans, a lot of things happening all time, ...yeah, golden years!
I was there. I was 8 years old. Was my first concert. All I remember was laughing I think all the weed smoke got to me LOL! I remember Jagger spraying the crowd with a garden hose LOL!
Wooooooooooooooooooooooow
@@fritstimmer3331 I'm used to respect musicians who give me such a great music.
lucky you got to see peter tosh play
My friend woody and I went to Hollywood that night after the first show to see Peter Tosh because there were rumors that Mick and Woody and Ronnie were going to show up. It was at the Palladium and Peter Tosh guitar player was doing backflips while he was playing. Then somebody grabbed a joint right out of my mouth.
OMG, I started this 😱 😂
I was 16. A bunch of us camped in the parking lot, slept on the sidewalk to get in the minute the gates opened & partied our asses off in the burning sun because OMG I'M SEEING THE ROLLING STONES!
The Stones came out & the stage got rushed. I was up against the fence, literally getting crushed. My flip flop fell off in the crowd when Security pulled me up & over. When I landed I tossed the other (now useless) shoe straight up & I guess it made it onstage. 😂 I didn't know all the rest even happened until I was reunited with my tribe hours later!
My experience that day would've probably been much more traumatic if I wasn't 16, invincible & high as a kite 😜
(To this day I panic in crowds, though. I avoid them like the plague.)
Do you still live in or near Orange County, Ca? Orange County was a really fun place in the late 70s and 80s. I used to go to concerts at Irvine Meadows(although I lived in san diego at the time) in the mid 1980s. The crowds were really fun and wild. Glad you didnt get trampled/crushed! ☺☺
Golden moment
@@patr70 I saw the grateful dead at Irvine Meadows
Heck yes I remember the stage getting rushed. For me that was a main memory of that concert. I was in the crowd when that was going on. I recall it being genuinely scary. Definitely a feeling of real panic started happening. It felt like it was life threatening or getting close to being that.
A few of us were there 3 days early... left came back a few times then the night before the show is when they fenced us all out of the parking lot near the entrance! We went to Hollywood and saw Peter Tosh in a club the night before I think lol the guitar player did a backflip on stage while playing, and someone snatched a joint out of my mouth LoL
I was there. On the way in the venue some guy showed me a pint bottle of booze and said "I'm going to throw this at Jagger". A couple hours later inside, while the shoes were flying, I saw Jagger (luckily) dodge the aforementioned pint bottle heading straight for his head, at which point he said "No bottles please". Great show!
Don't understand why those persons find funny to assault the guys they had paid to see the show ????? Were they drunk or on bad drugs.
Thanks Glenn
1978
I was there --- hotter than fuck - Etta James and The Outlaws opened -- Searing heat - 2 concerts in back 2 back days - Mick turned THIRTY FIVE in Oakland a few days later....
I was there
Is there any video footage of this? Be great to see it.
Ronnie still wears mine
Think I could get my shoe back? Still got one...
Go see cal go see cal
I was there! I was caught in the crush. The upper levels were moving. I was so hot. Mick doused us with a firehose.
I was at that concert. I started to take off my shoes to throw and then thought I got to walk out of here. So I didn't throw any
The field in parking lot we’re filthy I needed to have my shoes on my feet lol
Who throws a shoe?
I know really. Hey people, he isn't president George Bush and this isn't Iraq.
@@212days
Ahem… You didn’t get it and you still don’t get it? He was singing beast of burden “with no shoes on my feet“ and that’s when somebody offered a shoe to Mick by throwing it up on the stage. Jesus Christ how stoned are you? Do you get it now? It was in response to a lyric by beast of burden… With no shoes on my feet
@@nomorebushz I was actually at that concert. I don't remember the shoes incident. In these days where many people in the world are holding their breath that nobody makes an unexpected miscalculation that leads us into nuclear war I take THE BELOW INFORMATION seriously so what that means is that long ago I learned that Jesus Christ is not a swear word. Thank you Jesus Christ that I don't have to say "I dunno" when asked if God exists. I pray that my friend Jeff is enabled to make the same discovery.
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of Grace and Truth. (John 1:14)
Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in Heaven and on earth has been given to me." (Matthew 28:18)
One lady who had a supernatural encounter with Jesus said "He doesn't look meek or mild.
He looks like a King who is ready to rule."
I heard another guy who had a supernatural encounter with Jesus say
"Rays of Glory
Rays of AWESOMENESS
Rays of Purity
Rays Majesty
Rays of Holiness...
is booming off of this Person."
Of course let's also not forget about the only photograph that we have of Jesus that's in the Bible. Revelation ch 1.
1. His Eyes were _like a flame of fire._
2. His Voice was like the roar of many waters.
3. From His mouth came a two-edged sword.
4. His Face was shining like the sun in full strength.
Satan's desire is to Deceive people into believing the idea that "When you die you die. The show is over and everything
goes *BLACK* and that's it." Rather than sucking up that lie like a sponge there is always the invitation for a person to embrace
the below prayer:
Dear God, Thank You that You Love me. You Love me with an Astonishing
*Love,* a Love that is _beyond my wildest imagining._ Thank You that
You have for me an Amazing Super Future of spectacular Joy, spectacular
Gladness, spectacular Health, Happy Surprises and *"Love* ...beyond what
words can even explain." Thank You that You don't want me to feel like
You are some unconcerned and remote spectator who is a billion miles
away from me... no instead of that what You want is to be my best
Friend. You know all of my life experiences and You know me better than
anyone else. You want me to have and enjoy Sweet times of having a joyful sense of
Your nearness. Thank You that what You want is for me to talk to You
often and Your attitude towards me is one where with Love You say to me
"you can talk to Me anytime." Thank You that You want to give me Higher
levels of Love, joy, Peace and glad wonder than I have ever known before
even in this world which isn't the Disneyland, it's just the temporary
road to the Disneyland. The temporary road to the Amazing Wonderfulness
and perpetual Bliss in the Eternal Glory which You call me to.
“No eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God
has prepared for those who love Him.” (1 Corinthians 2:9)
And it is impossible to please God without faith. Anyone who wants to
come to Him must believe that God exists and that He is *a Rewarder* of
those who
sincerely seek Him.
(Hebrews 11:6)
*Draw near to God and He will draw near to you...* (James 4:8)
God is Love. (1John 4:8)
The fruit of the Spirit is Love, joy, Peace... (Galatians 5:22)
...
PRINCE?
MichaelHansenFUN Prince was a different tour; 74?
@@jedgould5531 LA 1978, "Controversy" tour. Prince in a pirate shirt, boots & a banana hammock, got booed offstage; the audience was actually throwing trash at him 😡 Rude fucks.
I thought he was a great performer, and a natural fit to open for Mick. It's awesome that all those haters were proved wrong by his career successes 🤘🏼
Prince was in 81.
@@dummytree you're absolutely right! Another night to remember fondly thru the haze of some epic buzzes of my tender youth 🤣 Oh, to be 19 again!
Prince was ‘82!
it wasn't funny when it happened to them. They played so LOUSY all weekend. Couldn't pay me to see those drunks in concert again!!!
You weren’t any fun then, and you’ve probably never had a sense of fun... maybe you’re good in bed!