ROCKS OFF SETLISTS - Miscelaneous and non-tour appearances

THE "ROCKS OFF" ROLLING STONES SETLISTS PAGE

BY GARY GALBRAITH

(With Gerardo Liedo)

Miscellaneous Non-Tour Concerts

Empire Pool, Wembley, London – 12-May 1968 © NME

Intertel TV Studios, London – 11-December 1968 © Keystone/Hulton Archive (click to watch the live debut of YCAGWYW)

	1-May 1966	12-May 1968	11-Dec 1968
	London, United Kingdom	London, United Kingdom	London, United Kingdom
	Empire Pool, Wembley	Empire Pool, Wembley	Intertel TV Studios

1	The Last Time	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	1
2	Play With Fire	Satisfaction	Parachute Woman	2
3	Satisfaction		No Expectations	3
4			You Can’t Always Get What You Want	4
5			Sympathy For The Devil	5
6			Salt Of The Earth	6

	“NME Pollwinners’ Concert”	“NME Pollwinners’ Concert”	'The Rolling Stones Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus’
	Listed in this section as the	Listed in this section as the	Proposed TV special which was scrapped
	Stones’ performance was not filmed	Stones’ performance was not filmed	and finally televised and released on CD in
	No circulating recording	Live debut for song Jumping Jack Flash	Oct 1996 and on DVD in Oct. 2004
		12 days before its release date so it was new	Final performance with Brian Jones
		To the audience	Additional personnel – Nicky Hopkins
		A short silent film exists Click here to watch	(piano) and Rocky Dijon (percussion) with
		No circulating recording	the entire ensemble on backing vox, song 6.
		The last “public” show with Brian Jones	Live debuts for songs 2-6. Song 6 is
			actually a live vocal over a backing track

Hyde Park, London - 5-Jul 1969 © Barry Wentzell

Fifth Avenue, NYC – May 1, 1975 © Peter L. Gould

	5-Jul 1969	26-Mar 1971	1-May 1975
	London, United Kingdom	London, United Kingdom	New York City, NY
	Hyde Park	Marquee Club	Fifth Avenue

1	I’m Yours and I’m Hers	Live With Me	Brown Sugar	1
2	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	Dead Flowers		2
3	No Expectations	I Got The Blues		3
4	Mercy Mercy	Let It Rock		4
5	Stray Cat Blues	Midnight Rambler		5
6	I’m Free	Satisfaction		6
7	Down Home Girl	Bitch		7
8	Love In Vain	Brown Sugar		8
9	Loving Cup			9
10	Midnight Rambler			10
11	Satisfaction			11
12	Honky Tonk Women			12
13	Street Fighting Man			13
14	Sympathy For The Devil			14

	Free concert in front of a crowd estimated	Filmed for ‘Ladies ‘n’ Gentlemen – The Rolling	Media announcement of the Stones’
	between 250-500,000 people	Stones’ TV special. Broadcast in France, May	1975 ‘Tour Of The Americas’
	First concert with Mick Taylor.	1971 and in other countries in Europe. The	They performed on the back of a flatbed
	Concert preceded by Mick Jagger reciting	Stones were unhappy with the performance	truck. First performance with Ronnie
	extracts of ‘Adonais’ by Percy Bysshe Shelley	and chose not to broadcast it in the UK.	Wood, who was not officially a band
	in memory of Brian Jones who had died	The show was finally released on CD & DVD in	member at this point.
	two days earlier.	June 2015 as ‘Marquee Club Live in 1971’	Part of the performance was
	Songs 2,6,8, 12 & 13 (and incomplete versions	Song 3 is a splice of two takes.	broadcast on news bulletins.
	of songs 1,10,11 & 14) broadcast on ‘The	DVD also features as bonus material 3 alternate
	Stones In The Park’ TV special, ITV, 2-Sep 1969	takes of songs 3 & 7 and 2 alternate takes of
	and on home video (1983) and DVD (2000)	these songs are featured on the CD.
	Songs 3-4 and an incomplete version of song	Songs 5 & 7 were also released as bonus DVD
	5 included on DVD re-issue (2006)	material on the ‘Sticky Fingers Super Deluxe
	Live debuts for songs 1,5,7-10 and 12-13	Edition’ earlier in June 2015 as a preview of the
	Song 14 featured Rocky Dijon (percussion)	upcoming Marquee ‘71 release.
	plus Ginger Johnson & His African Drummers	Personnel same as the 1971 British Tour.

Knebworth House, Knebworth Fair – 21-August 1976 © Alan Perry

El Mocambo Tavern, Toronto, Ontario – 4 or 5 March 1977 © Unknown

	21-Aug 1976	4-Mar 1977	5-Mar 1977
	Knebworth House	Toronto, Ontario	Toronto, Ontario
	Knebworth, United Kingdom	El Mocambo Tavern	El Mocambo Tavern

1	Satisfaction	Route 66	Honky Tonk Women	1
2	Ain’t Too Proud To Beg	Honky Tonk Women	All Down The Line	2
3	If You Can’t Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud	Hand Of Fate	Hand Of Fate	3
4	Hand Of Fate	Fool To Cry	Route 66	4
5	Around & Around	Crazy Mama	Fool To Cry	5
6	Little Red Rooster	Crackin’ Up	Crazy Mama	6
7	Stray Cat Blues	Around & Around	Mannish Boy	7
8	Hey Negrita	Melody	Crackin’ Up	8
9	Hot Stuff	Star Star	Dance Little Sister	9
10	Fool To Cry	Worried About You	Around & Around	10
11	Star Star	Let’s Spend The Night Together	Tumbling Dice	11
12	Let’s Spend The Night Together	Little Red Rooster	Hot Stuff	12
13	You Gotta Move	Luxury	Star Star	13
14	You Can’t Always Get What You Want	Brown Sugar	Let’s Spend The Night Together	14
15	Dead Flowers	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	Worried Life Blues	15
16	Route 66		Little Red Rooster	16
17	Wild Horses		It’s Only Rock ’n ’Roll	17
18	Honky Tonk Women		Rip This Joint	18
19	Country Honk		Brown Sugar	19
20	Tumbling Dice		Jumpin’ Jack Flash	20
21	Happy			21
22	Nothing From Nothing			22
23	Outta Space			23
24	Midnight Rambler			24
25	It’s Only Rock ’n ’Roll			25
26	Brown Sugar			26
27	Rip This Joint			27
28	Jumpin’ Jack Flash			28
29	Street Fighting Man			29

	The Stones headlined ‘Knebworth Fair’, an	Setlist is incomplete and running order uncertain.	Songs 7,8 & 10 released on ‘Love You Live’ (Sep 1977)
	outdoor festival in front of about 200,000 fans	Full show was probably around 19-20 songs.	Songs 8 & 10 edited for release.
	Only ever performance of song 19 (a few	Song 12 (edited) released on 'Love You Live’ (Sep 1977)	Songs 17-18 released on a single (March 2022)
	lines only)	Songs 8,10 & 13 released as bonus tracks on	Songs 11-12 released on a single (May 2022)
	Song 5 last performed 9.10.66	'El Mocambo 1977’ (May 2022)	Full show released on ‘El Mocambo 1977’ (May 2022)
	Song 6 last performed circa summer 1965	Live debuts for songs 5, 8 & 10.	Between song comments on ‘Love You Live’ are from this show
	Song 12 last performed 17.4.67.	Song 6 last played in 1963.	but the band intros on that release (which probably also come
	Whilst this show wasn’t the longest ever	Songs 11 and a complete song 12 circulate only on a	this show) have been omitted from 'El Mocambo 1977’
	Stones concert (approx 150 mins) it features	soundboard recording compiled from both nights.	Live debut for songs 7 & 15 unless (as is likely) they were
	more songs (30) than any other during their	Remaining songs are not in circulation.	also played at the show the previous night.
	entire career.	Same personnel as the 1975-1976 tour	Contrary to some reports regarding songs performed at this
	Same personnel as the 1975-1976 tour	This was a surprise gig in front of 300 people. The	show, Keith did not sing lead on ‘Happy’ or any other song.
		Stones were billed as an unknown band called ‘The	*(thank you to eye-witness David Hart for confirmation)*
		Cockroaches’ who were opening for April Wine (who
		instead opened for the Stones)

Civic Auditorium, Oshawa April 22, 1979 © Richard E. Aaron/Redferns (click image to watch)

100 Club, London – Tribute to Stu (Ian Stewart) – 23 February 1986 © Eva Harvey

	22-Apr 1979 (early show)	22-Apr 1979 (late show)	23-Feb 1986
	Oshawa, Ontario	Oshawa, Ontario	London, United Kingdom
	Civic Auditorium	Civic Auditorium	100 Club

1	Prodigal Son	Prodigal Son	Route 66	1
2	Let It Rock	Let It Rock	Down The Road Apiece	2
3	Respectable	Respectable	Key To The Highway	3
4	Star Star	Star Star	Confessin’ The Blues	4
5	Beast Of Burden	Beast Of Burden	Mannish Boy	5
6	Just My Imagination	Just My Imagination	Bye Bye Johnny	6
7	When The Whip Comes Down	When The Whip Comes Down	Harlem Shuffle	7
8	Shattered	Shattered	Little Red Rooster	8
9	Miss You	Miss You	Down In The Bottom	9
10	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	Dust My Broom	10
11			Little Queenie	11

	Canadian Institute For The Blind (CNIB)	Canadian Institute For The Blind (CNIB)	Private concert for family and friends held as a
	Benefit Concert. Show opened with a 7-song	Benefit Concert. Show opened with an 8-song	tribute to Ian Stewart, who had died on 12 Dec 1985.
	set by The New Barbarians (featuring Ronnie &	set by The New Barbarians (featuring Ronnie &	No circulating recording
	Keith) before the Stones’ set, which began	Keith) before the Stones’ set, which began	with special guests : Simon Kirke (drums) on
	with Mick and Keith performing ‘Prodigal Son’.	with Mick and Keith performing ‘Prodigal Son’.	songs 1-7 (Charlie arrived late as he was stuck
	(it’s first performance since 14.3.71)	Personnel same as the 1978 US Tour.	in traffic!), Jeff Beck (guitar) on songs 6-9),
	Personnel same as the 1978 US Tour.	The rest of the New Barbarians guested on	Eric Clapton (guitar) on songs 3-6, 10-11
	The rest of the New Barbarians guested on	song 10	Pete Townshend (guitar) on songs 7-11 and
	song 10		Jack Bruce (bass – replacing Bill) on song 11.
			Chuck Leavell on piano.
			No Jagger/Richards songs – all covers.
			Live debuts for songs 7 and 10.

Juilliard School of Music, Lincoln Center, NYC – 10 May 2005 © Stephen Lovekin (click image to watch)

	10-May 2005	5-Feb 2006	6-Dec 2021
	New York City, NY	Detroit, Mi.	London, United Kingdom
	Juilliard School of Music, Lincoln Center	Ford Field	Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club

1	Start Me Up	Start Me Up	Shame Shame Shame	1
2	Oh No, Not You Again	Rough Justice	Down The Road Apiece	2
3	Brown Sugar	Satisfaction		3

	'A Bigger Bang’ world tour announcement and	'Superbowl XL Halftime Show’. Broadcast live	The Stones performed two songs as part of a multi-act
	press conference, opening with a 3-song set	on ABC (US) (albeit with a 5-second delay to	tribute show to Charlie Watts, organised by his daughter
	featuring only the four Stones and Darryl Jones	have some lyrics on songs 1 & 2 censored) and	Seraphina and granddaughter Charlotte.
	The event was broadcast (in parts) on the internet	in most countries around the world.	This was a private event in front of approximately 220
	and by various TV stations around the world.	Full performance released on ‘Superbowl XL -	family and friends. Additional musicians – Dave Green
	Live debut for song 2.	Champions Pittsburgh Steelers’ DVD Feb-2006.	(stand up bass), Axel Zwingenberger (piano) and Mark
			Flanagan (guitar).
		Note – by my calculations, this was the 2,000th	It’s unlikely that there’ll be a circulating recording of
		Rolling Stones concert.	this show!
			First performance of song 1 since 18.9.97
		Also check the Board for our reactions before, during and after the Super Bowl Main link and then Link 1 - Link 2 – Link 3 – Link 4 – Link 5	First performance of song 2 since the Ian Stewart
			Tribute show on 23.2.86.

	19-Oct 2023
	New York City, NY
	Racket NYC

1	Shattered	1
2	Angry	2
3	Whole Wide World	3
4	Tumbling Dice	4
5	Bite My Head Off	5
6	Jumpin’ Jack Flash	6
7	Sweet Sounds Of Heaven	7

	Promotional concert for the launch of ‘Hackney
	Diamonds’ in front of about 500 industry insiders
	although a few dozen fans were given tickets
	Additional musicians other than the Stones, Darryl
	and Steve Jordan were Matt Clifford (keyboards)
	and Chanel Haynes (backing vocals)
	With special guest Lady Gaga (vocals) on song 7
	Live debuts for songs 2, 3, 5 and 7.
	Full show released on ‘Hackney Diamonds Live
	Deluxe’ (Dec 2023)