Billy on piano!! I really miss the piano these days as far as rock n. roll these days. The piano really adds energy to these songs. I can just see Billy bouncing around on those ivories!!
I was there, I swear 2 you. 16. Half-way back, Main Floor. They rocked hard. Girl jumped on my shoulders 4 SFM & JJF. Saw her following summer outside movie theatre: 'Hey, you jumped on my shoulders at the Stone's concert!'
I was there, tickets were 9$...i have the stub...The previous show was in Bloomington Indiana, the stones played 2 nights in detroit, this is the second show...I bought 2 tickets for 60$ and went with my brother Rick...still the best stones show i have ever seen , and i saw them in '78 at masonic and i saw them in cleveland also about a week earlier..this is where i think marc may be mistaken....what memories
For the stones to carry on without being in the public eye every six months during the 70s and falling out of fashion in the late 70s proves that this band was indeed the greatest rock n roll band in the world. 👍
@@patdavidson7520 yes l know they did.just missed the M.T.years by two years. First time seeing The Rolling Stones was here on Memphis 1975 76.Think it was 76 for Bicentennial and man l was Hooked for Life.Still am today.Love to able to go to ThunderRidge Missouri in Ridgedale County.In the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.been there many times for vacations. But l am Still waiting on parts for my car.so that is very doubtful.Take care Pat and have a Great Day.!!No car l am very bored as you can tell.!😁✌️😛☠️🎶🔥💯oh yeah it seems like that equipment back in the 50's and 60's was made to last.Especially those Beautiful cars.l Love Vinyl.😁😎❤️🎸💯
Was there, god I was shitfaced. Saw them again 3 weeks later in Milwaukee, just graduated from college. It was a top 5 day in my life.Beautiful day, 80 degrees, beautiful topless women dancing in the sun. Always been a Stone, will die a Stone. They are the greatest Rock/roll band in the world.
I have seen many concerts over the last 30 years at Cobo Hall,...but missed this one.The rock history of that building is one of a kind.You can feel the vibe of the 70's still when you walk in side.The memories of my youth instantly flash back every time I enter that building.I did eventually see the Stones Dec.1/81 at the Pontiac Silverdome in Michigan & the show was excellent.Stood on Main floor right up against the front barrier.The bonus was that Santana opened for them,.those were the days!
I was 20 in 1975 and believe me… Everybody was wasted. I was playing oboe and saxophone at the Air Force Academy Band at the time. The first show of the Rolling Stones I saw Anaheim Stadium 1978 both shows. Unforgettable. Un fucking forgettable! I loved Taylor’s guitar sound and skill. But nobody can mesh the screamin leads and rhythms intertwined with Keith like Ron Woods playing. The last show I saw was the day after my dad died May 5, 2013 and Mick Taylor got to sit in and play midnight rambler. Without Mick and Keith there wouldn’t be a Mick Taylor still. And without Mick and Keith, Ronnie probably would’ve been dead by now.
Hey no more ,thanks for the ronnie and kieth one guy four arms compliment. No one talks about it, I think that they are jealous beacuse they don't get off on the song as much as they want to preform in front of people, rock and roll is all about two guitars interterwining together and a swinging band
I was there! Advertised in the Detroit Free Press for scalper tickets I bought with law-cutting money. Brought my friend Dale. Our parents dropped us off at Cobo Hall and picked us up after. Fabulous night.
Pretty damn good audio for a boot. Woody is actually pretty impressive and Preston brings another level more on keys. I can see why they hired him. The audience recordings are regrettable.
ok, i saw 'em in the Gator Bowl on august 4th or 5th-same show...my first concert,besides Elvis-which i saw with my family-...thanks for recomending this-and Ronnie WAS exceptional here- Keith's guitar came unplugged-he was turnin up the amp,goin'WTF?' and a roadie showed him the plug-and they fell out laughing-plugged back in-and Keith did the show- all day,8 bands-lotta fun.
Caught this show in Memphis, July 4th. After the show, Keef, Ronnie, and a friend decided to drive instead of fly to the next show in Dallas. They got pulled over in Arkansas. Funny story. It's the first thing you read in Keef's book, Life.
I was at the largo Md show july 2,1975 I was also 16 , 10 rows from the stage and man what a show. Have seen them over 20 times since that unforgettable night and i can say that show stands out more than any other time seeing the stones . I have seen some great stones shows since then.Maybe it was the windowpayne in my system?
Tickets were $8.00. I bought mine from a scalper for $30! I had seen the Cleveland show and went to Detroit the next show. The guy in the next seat had a bottle of real hash oil.....
I was at that Cleveland show. Damn, but the day was smokin hot. Joe Vitale and some 'All Star' band, J. Giels ...the Plain Dealer next day headlined '80,000 Rock To Stones' Well, given all 78,000 seats were taken and the entire infield/outfield I'd say it was more like 100,000
Con otro Líne Up muy diferente al de los años 69, 70, 71, 72 y 73 y sin Mick Taylor aquí estaban confirmados así Ollie Brown en las percusiones, Ian Stewart en la sombra con los teclados, Billy Preston en el órgano y piano, Ronnie Wood como nuevo integrante del grupo con la slide guitar, Bill Wyman en bajo, Keith Richard en la guitarra principal y Mick Jagger en el foco del escenario, diferente sonido muy bueno por cierto, pero al fin y al cabo son Los Stones excelente bootleg
A VGP Stone in My Shoe? Longest version of Midnight Rambler here, up until Roskilde Festival in 2014. With Mick Taylor of course. 1975 was their heaviest drug tour ever.
First : excuse my english . the 2 guitarists whom l we hear(understand) are keith and MICK TAYLOR who left the fine group at the end of year 1973 .The last one tour has which one(which) he has participle is " Europe tour 1973. This album cannot have been recorded in Detroit in 1975 !!!!!
I think pathetic is a bit strong. I am a big MT fan but also Mick and Keith were writing great stuff for MT to play on. By the time Woody came along their writing was still good but not at the level of Sticky Fingers or Exile. Woody is also a better "personality fit" to the band than Taylor or Jones.
Listen to Ronnie's solo on Can't always get. Nobody should say that Ronnie is a poor man's Mick Taylor anymore. He might be not that good anymore, but so is Mick Taylor or, alas, Keith.
I don't think so, I'm Pianist and I can tell you He is doing his best job. I think maybe you don`t like the mix, high volume to keyboard. Maybe it was not the sound alive.
what was up with billy presten in some tours?diudnt he tour with harrison in the 70s to?hes kool.sounds good mixes in ok,ya dig im a stone ever was one,V
...I saw this tour in Buffalo, NY. It was to be my 1st of 14 Stones concerts spanning the 70's, the 80's, 90's...2000's and now "hopefully" the 2010's" .....anyway, does anyone know in what year Ron Wood became a "full partner" in the band rather than a paid participant. Please don't just guess. I know approximately what year but am not exactly sure. Thanks!!!
Sorry, I could take a guess but I wont as you asked me not to! He was certainly just on a retainer for a good few years. I know that when Taylor joined he was earning £100 per week plus expenses for a couple of years. The tight bastards!! It is a real shame that you just missed out on the Taylor live era - the greatest rock'n'roll ever played. With respect, this sounds terrible.
I saw them here in memphis that year ,they had to get furry lewis to play ahead because of being busted in arkansas,then 3 hrs late so screwed up ,ha ( those stadium concerts)?
what year 78 keith tighter then ,but this sounds like bad amps ext,still im 39 heard always always a blast,sunshine blotters ,LSD,umm hmm uncle told me that was in 75b ,74 before Mick save stones Taylor left,go stonesPEACE
Billy on piano!! I really miss the piano these days as far as rock n. roll these days. The piano really adds energy to these songs. I can just see Billy bouncing around on those ivories!!
I was there, 19 years old and having the time of my life.
I was there, I swear 2 you. 16. Half-way back, Main Floor. They rocked hard. Girl jumped on my shoulders 4 SFM & JJF. Saw her following summer outside movie theatre: 'Hey, you jumped on my shoulders at the Stone's concert!'
I was there, tickets were 9$...i have the stub...The previous show was in Bloomington Indiana, the stones played 2 nights in detroit, this is the second show...I bought 2 tickets for 60$ and went with my brother Rick...still the best stones show i have ever seen , and i saw them in '78 at masonic and i saw them in cleveland also about a week earlier..this is where i think marc may be mistaken....what memories
Ditto. 16 and awestruck. Half-way back, Main Floor. My dad took me. He said Jagger 'gave crowd $'s worth.' RIPC.
For the stones to carry on without being in the public eye every six months during the 70s and falling out of fashion in the late 70s proves that this band was indeed the greatest rock n roll band in the world. 👍
🔥🇬🇧🇨🇦🎯🌐
Perfectly stated.They are Exactly that.Something very,very special about The Rolling Stones.♥️😛☠️🎶💯
They also had 1969 sound equipment. They still kicked ass!
@@patdavidson7520 yes l know they did.just missed the M.T.years by two years. First time seeing The Rolling Stones was here on Memphis 1975 76.Think it was 76 for Bicentennial and man l was Hooked for Life.Still am today.Love to able to go to ThunderRidge Missouri in Ridgedale County.In the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.been there many times for vacations. But l am Still waiting on parts for my car.so that is very doubtful.Take care Pat and have a Great Day.!!No car l am very bored as you can tell.!😁✌️😛☠️🎶🔥💯oh yeah it seems like that equipment back in the 50's and 60's was made to last.Especially those Beautiful cars.l Love Vinyl.😁😎❤️🎸💯
Was there, god I was shitfaced. Saw them again 3 weeks later in Milwaukee, just graduated from college. It was a top 5 day in my life.Beautiful day, 80 degrees, beautiful topless women dancing in the sun. Always been a Stone, will die a Stone. They are the greatest Rock/roll band in the world.
Fantastic!!! 75 Tour was incredible....Detroit was a rocking town back then.
I was there!!!
FANTASTIC record ❤❤❤❤!
I bought a "bootleg album back in '75 with this concert im gonna have to dig it up,saw the Stones twice '75 kickass!
I have seen many concerts over the last 30 years at Cobo Hall,...but missed this one.The rock history of that building is one of a kind.You can feel the vibe of the 70's still when you walk in side.The memories of my youth instantly flash back every time I enter that building.I did eventually see the Stones Dec.1/81 at the Pontiac Silverdome in Michigan & the show was excellent.Stood on Main floor right up against the front barrier.The bonus was that Santana opened for them,.those were the days!
people always called it Cobo Hall but it was Cobo Arena. Cobo Hall was the floor space for the Auto Show. The arena was the concert venue.
I was at that concert!
Was there...11th row....Loved the warmup band...Stevie Womder..
He's nearly as good as Stevie Wonder.
Saw them 1975 in Chicago because wanted to see them before the band broke up. Billy Preston was amazing!
Let's hope it never happens!!!
@Shadynevermind As a teen so tons of concerts at Cobo, what a drag they are tearing it down, legendary venue.
Keith is the instrument you can't keep your ear off of.
Saw them 3 days later in Greensboro. Tickets were $8.50 for that show. My Dad brought a cassette recorder and recorded the show.
Is it uploaded yet?
@@nanchanger No, haven't uploaded it. I do have it in my music library.
@@1jiko1 well let’s go
I was 20 in 1975 and believe me… Everybody was wasted. I was playing oboe and saxophone at the Air Force Academy Band at the time. The first show of the Rolling Stones I saw Anaheim Stadium 1978 both shows. Unforgettable. Un fucking forgettable! I loved Taylor’s guitar sound and skill. But nobody can mesh the screamin leads and rhythms intertwined with Keith like Ron Woods playing. The last show I saw was the day after my dad died May 5, 2013 and Mick Taylor got to sit in and play midnight rambler. Without Mick and Keith there wouldn’t be a Mick Taylor still. And without Mick and Keith, Ronnie probably would’ve been dead by now.
No, without John Mayall...
Hey no more ,thanks for the ronnie and kieth one guy four arms compliment.
No one talks about it, I think that they are jealous beacuse they don't get off on the song as much as they want to preform in front of people, rock and roll is all about two guitars interterwining together and a swinging band
A rather laid back but solid show & the crowd is really amazing. This was about a week before the last show in Buffalo on August 8th.
I was there! Advertised in the Detroit Free Press for scalper tickets I bought with law-cutting money. Brought my friend Dale. Our parents dropped us off at Cobo Hall and picked us up after. Fabulous night.
This bootleg is better and more punchy than the "Love You Live" album ! Thanks for posting !...
One Rolling Stones Concert tops 1000 nuclear powerplants !!! When I'm "low batt", I just listen to them, and I'm fine again !!!
Pretty damn good audio for a boot. Woody is actually pretty impressive and Preston brings another level more on keys. I can see why they hired him. The audience recordings are regrettable.
ok, i saw 'em in the Gator Bowl on august 4th or 5th-same show...my first concert,besides Elvis-which i saw with my family-...thanks for recomending this-and Ronnie WAS exceptional here-
Keith's guitar came unplugged-he was turnin up the amp,goin'WTF?' and a roadie showed him the plug-and they fell out laughing-plugged back in-and Keith did the show- all day,8 bands-lotta fun.
I saw the show 5 days before at Madison Square Garden in NYC. Thanks for the memories!
I was one !!!! in Detroit !!! ooooowwwww!!
I saw the 75 tour in Greensboro NC....Billy Preston was playing keyboards......awesome show !! Keith is indeed a legend !!!!!!!!!!!.
Caught this show in Memphis, July 4th. After the show, Keef, Ronnie, and a friend decided to drive instead of fly to the next show in Dallas. They got pulled over in Arkansas. Funny story. It's the first thing you read in Keef's book, Life.
This is the concert I went to❤
You crazy lucky 70' person 😎
Cheirei muito ouvindo esse play...melhor experiencia.
I was at the largo Md show july 2,1975 I was also 16 , 10 rows from the stage and man what a show. Have seen them over 20 times since that unforgettable night and i can say that show stands out more than any other time seeing the stones . I have seen some great stones shows since then.Maybe it was the windowpayne in my system?
Wailing in Detroit and for Detroit
Tickets were $8.00. I bought mine from a scalper for $30! I had seen the Cleveland show and went to Detroit the next show. The guy in the next seat had a bottle of real hash oil.....
great show !!
Billy Preston was on Keybords !
j gabe Rocks
Ian Stewart too, in Star Star, happy, tumbling dice, Brown sugar
Saw them in '65 at Cobo.
Extraordinario concierto!!!
Viva los Rolling
I was at this show! 16 and by myself..This is incredible..great sound..Redford High School 1977! Viva Las Vegas!
thank you kg441...!
fantastic,superb,thanks for uploading!
:-) good music ~~
I was at both shows at cobo
Super Cool Stones.
Was there. :)
I was at that Cleveland show. Damn, but the day was smokin hot. Joe Vitale and some 'All Star' band, J. Giels ...the Plain Dealer next day headlined '80,000 Rock To Stones'
Well, given all 78,000 seats were taken and the entire infield/outfield I'd say it was more like 100,000
At 58:50 Mick introduces Ron Wood and mentions Detroit - take a listen
Con otro Líne Up muy diferente al de los años 69, 70, 71, 72 y 73 y sin Mick Taylor aquí estaban confirmados así Ollie Brown en las percusiones, Ian Stewart en la sombra con los teclados, Billy Preston en el órgano y piano, Ronnie Wood como nuevo integrante del grupo con la slide guitar, Bill Wyman en bajo, Keith Richard en la guitarra principal y Mick Jagger en el foco del escenario, diferente sonido muy bueno por cierto, pero al fin y al cabo son Los Stones excelente bootleg
A VGP Stone in My Shoe? Longest version of Midnight Rambler here, up until Roskilde Festival in 2014. With Mick Taylor of course. 1975 was their heaviest drug tour ever.
I was almost a month old!
OH SWEET JESUS MARY MOTHER OF GOD NEVER LET THE REAL COOL ROCK 'N ROLL DIE NEVER NEVER NEVER AT THIS POINT I'M DRUNK LISTENIN THIS PEACE OF POETRY !!!
In Cobo hall
This just rocks.
Well said.
Great keith waw-waw guitar un fingerprintd
Nice!!!!
magic guitar! yeah
While Gimme Shelter starting at 20:36 is great, any 1972 version with Mick Taylor is vastly superior.
This incarnation of the band is so much more musically satisfying.
Grande Ron começa a arrebentar as cordas em 1975!
First : excuse my english . the 2 guitarists whom l we hear(understand) are keith and MICK TAYLOR who left the fine group at the end of year 1973 .The last one tour has which one(which) he has participle is " Europe tour 1973. This album cannot have been recorded in Detroit in 1975 !!!!!
Its Ron Wood....Taylor quit the band right after Its Only Rock and Roll was released....never toured it or played those tracks....
wheres the stones and stevie wonder at cobo hall 1972 dynamite concert mick and stevie duing duet
I would rather have been there 3 years previously, listening to Taylor and Hopkins....
We can hear Stu so well !
Its Billy Preston on keyboards....
I think pathetic is a bit strong. I am a big MT fan but also Mick and Keith were writing great stuff for MT to play on. By the time Woody came along their writing was still good but not at the level of Sticky Fingers or Exile. Woody is also a better "personality fit" to the band than Taylor or Jones.
Billy is only one who isn't wasted.
Preston snorted cocaine smoked weed - by no means was Billy UNwasted during this Detroit show. .
8-10.00 ,and we were bitchin about it !
EXCELLENT BOOTLEG, T4P !
falta la parte 2 !!!!!
Might it be Mick Taylor playing his amazing slide here.. .??
@xxzeon Well, his first complete album with the Stones was Some Girls, so I'd say 1978
Saw this show at the Forum (LA) in 1975. Billy also played, "Nothing From Nothing Leaves Nothing."
KEITH IS GOD!!!
keith is music.
Two nights at MSG
Listen to Ronnie's solo on Can't always get. Nobody should say that Ronnie is a poor man's Mick Taylor anymore. He might be not that good anymore, but so is Mick Taylor or, alas, Keith.
I see they found a way to weasel in their little ads during this show too..
es pec ta cu lar me hubiese gustado estar ahí
Who´s doing all that wild and crazy soloing throughout this concert? Is it Ron or Keith?
@itsglen9646 Don't forget to count Charlie in that crowd of the "UNWASTED".....Him & Bill were the straight-one's.
Charlie used amphetamines and heroin for many years. By his own admisstion - whilst being interviewed by Ed Bradley on 60 Minutes.
I don't think so, I'm Pianist and I can tell you He is doing his best job. I think maybe you don`t like the mix, high volume to keyboard. Maybe it was not the sound alive.
It either Preston or Ian Stewart or Nicky, but also maclagan.
what was up with billy presten in some tours?diudnt he tour with harrison in the 70s to?hes kool.sounds good mixes in ok,ya dig im a stone ever was one,V
Archives??? CC
AMAZING CONCERT OF AN AMAZING TOUR ! T4P !
...I saw this tour in Buffalo, NY. It was to be my 1st of 14 Stones concerts spanning the 70's, the 80's, 90's...2000's and now "hopefully" the 2010's" .....anyway, does anyone know in what year Ron Wood became a "full partner" in the band rather than a paid participant. Please don't just guess. I know approximately what year but am not exactly sure. Thanks!!!
1993.
93or 94
aguante the rolling!!!!!
TOCA KEITH!
who was on keys for this show? great piano throughout
Tim Lazar Billy Preston
@kariaudar ROCKING RON WOOD !!!
Sorry, I could take a guess but I wont as you asked me not to! He was certainly just on a retainer for a good few years.
I know that when Taylor joined he was earning £100 per week plus expenses for a couple of years. The tight bastards!!
It is a real shame that you just missed out on the Taylor live era - the greatest rock'n'roll ever played.
With respect, this sounds terrible.
broadband0118 75-77 were their worst years. Too much drugs.
so are all the other songs soundboard except the ones marked?
Not even close, Tommy boy.
que tema es el primero que suena?? alguien me puede decir?? gracias...
In the D Dancing with the man himself
Nicky Hopkins on piano?
I saw them here in memphis that year ,they had to get furry lewis to play ahead because of being busted in arkansas,then 3 hrs late so screwed up ,ha ( those stadium concerts)?
What source is it? VGP- A Stone In My Shoe?
Keef!!!!!
veja viva la france live 1976.
ha! radical.
what year 78 keith tighter then ,but this sounds like bad amps ext,still im 39 heard always always a blast,sunshine blotters ,LSD,umm hmm uncle told me that was in 75b ,74 before Mick save stones Taylor left,go stonesPEACE