" I did hear last week that the road crew have been told they can make their plans for the rest of the year as they wont be needed.  "

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" The Rolling Stones   ...... doing it for the kids  , Ronnie !!!!!!  " 

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LadyJane wrote on Aug 7^th, 2013 at 6:59am:


Well, nothings confirmed either way so I wouldnt get too despondent.

I think it's evident they're quite happy to keep playing, and even if there aren't shows this year, they'll play again soon enough. Right from the off, this tour has evidently been an open ended thing with a 'wait and see' approach to everything with what plans they have being short term.

It could be that they have other plans for later this year. Jagger has been talking about having new songs he'd like to record, although personally I wouldnt hold my breath for that.

I still think it's more likely than not they'll play some shows.

If they might go in Bologna.. But I donìt got a dime in my wallet. The matter is what LJ has said. Is hard then see they again on the road again ..
'Give me time to save some money!'

Yeah ... good point.

I would love to hear some new material.  Would love to see Keith do something neat -- no crooning.  Tired of that.

ABB has some fantastic Stones, as does B2B.

Wanna take the second half off boys, how 'bout some tracks?

Some Guy wrote on Aug 10^th, 2013 at 4:24pm:

Dirty Work deluxe reissue?

mojoman wrote on Aug 11^th, 2013 at 4:01pm:

Seeing Whitesnake Friday night had the same effect on me.

Deep Purple had their own plane & airport press coverage?

I thought only the Stones & Zeppelin were worthy of that. 

nankerphelge wrote on Aug 8^th, 2013 at 6:55pm:


The usually reliable Stonesplanetbrazil have mentioned the possibility of a Sticky Fingers deluxe release at the end of the year, with the band reworking some of the unfinished songs for it (which would be a bit odd to me as some of the Exile deluxe reworkings were originally Sticky Fingers recordings), so if they are now choosing to do some studio work instead of touring later this year, I'd imagine thats a more likely scenario than making a new record.

More here (in Portuguese)http://stonesplanetbrazil.blogspot.com.br/2013/08/stones-devem-relancar-o-sticky...


Rough translation :
The Rolling Stones will release a reissue of the album Sticky Fingers in December. We do not have details, but the band may be covering a few things to add in new material as a bonus. The release will be similar to that of Exile, perhaps with luxury box, etc. There has been speculation about recording a new album, however this is unlikely

mojoman wrote on Aug 12^th, 2013 at 8:34am:

David Coverversion rocks!

nankerphelge wrote on Aug 12^th, 2013 at 11:08am:


Hillside Blues, Cocksucker Blues..there's not an awful lot that we know of, to be honest. Not that that'll stop them - as we've seen from the Exile and Some Girls bonus material, the Stones don't concern themselves much with historical accuracy when it comes to piecing together an archives release!


1969
7th October - 26th October: THE ROLLING STONES. Los Angeles,
                   Sunset Sound Studios &
                   28th October - 2nd November: Los Angeles, Elektra Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller.
                   Sound engineers: Glyn Johns (& Bruce Botnik at Elektra).
                   Additional musicians: Bobby Keys, Nanette Workman, Merry Clayton,
                   Byron Berline and Leon Russell. Overdubbing and mixing-sessions.
                   - All Down The Line I (MJ/KR) -acoustic-version
                   - Country Honk III (MJ/KR) -Byron Berline on fiddle, Nanette Workman
                        on backing vocals, Sam Cutler on car horn; Let It Bleed-version
                   - Gimme Shelter III (MJ/KR) -Merry Clayton on vocals, Nicky Hopkins
                        on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; Let It Bleed-version
                   - Hillside Blues (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax
                   - Live With Me II (MJ/KR) -Leon Russell and Nicky Hopkins on piano,
                        Bobby Keys on sax, horns arranged by Leon Russell.; Let It Bleed-version
                     Note: Hillside Blues is commonly known as I Don’t Know The Reason Why.
                               All Down The Line could stem from London June 1969.

2nd - 4th December: Florence, Alabama, Muscle Shoals Sound Studios.
                   Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound engineer: Jimmy Johnson.
                   2nd December:
                    - You Gotta Move I (Fred McDowell/Rev. Gary Davis) -unverified
                    Note: About nineteen takes of You Gotta Move were recorded, most of them were
                              erased.
                   3rd December:
                   - Brown Sugar I (MJ/KR) -STU on piano, very early vocal mix, with "oh baby" at end
                   - Loving Cup (MJ/KR) -unrecorded, MJ (voc, p) only
                   Note: The Stones rehearsed Brown Sugar the whole night until they had a proper take.
                   4th December:
                    - Wild Horses I (MJ/KR) -with Jim Dickinson on tack piano, given as demo to Gram
                         Parsons
                    - Brown Sugar II (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; new vocals, no sax, much better mix to
                         version I, from "Decca-acetate"
                    - Say It’s Not You (Dallas Frazier) -unrecorded, but filmed; KR on piano only
                    - Your Angel Steps Out Of Heaven (Jack Ripley) -unrecorded; KR on piano only
                    Note: The Stones recorded all in all twelve takes of Wild Horses, most of them were
                              erased.
                              The recordings (and the stay in Alabama) were filmed by the Maysles brothers
                              for the upcoming Gimme Shelter-movie.


9th, 10th & 18th December: London, Olympic Sound Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller.
                   Sound engineer: Glyn Johns.
                   - Brown Sugar III (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; partly to be heard in Gimme Shelter-
                        movie, released on Hot Rocks (by mistake on 1st pressings only!)
                   - Dead Flowers I (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; "little Lucy"-version
                   - Wild Horses II (MJ/KR) -remixed version I, released on Hot Rocks (by mistake
                        on 1st pressings only!)
                   - Wild Horses III (MJ/KR) -version II without piano
                   - You Gotta Move II (Fred McDowell/Rev. Gary Davis) -partly to be heard in Gimme
                        Shelter-movie
                   - You Gotta Move III (Fred McDowell/Rev. Gary Davis) -"Decca-acetate"-version,
                       slightly different mix to Sticky Fingers-version
                   + start of overdubbing of the Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out Album (see 700100D)

1970

17th February: London, Olympic Sound Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller.
                    Sound engineers: Glyn & Andy Johns . Final sessions for Wild Horses.
                    - Wild Horses V (MJ/KR) -shortened; included in Gimme  Shelter-movie
                    - Wild Horses VI (MJ/KR) -Billy Preston on organ
                    - Wild Horses VII  (MJ/KR) -Sticky Fingers-version
                    - Wild Horses VIII (MJ/KR) -7" promo-edit


24th April: London, Olympic Sound Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound
                   engineers: Glyn Johns, Andy Johns & Chris Kimsey. Final mixing.
                   - Brown Sugar IV (MJ/KR) -STU on piano, with Bobby Keys on sax, MT hardly
                        audible
                  - Brown Sugar I (MJ/KR) -STU on piano, Bobby Keys on sax; much clearer mix of
                       version IV, earlier strike up of Bobby Keys
                  - Brown Sugar VI (MJ/KR) -STU on piano, Bobby Keys on sax; Sticky Fingers-
                       version.
                  - Dead Flowers II (MJ/KR) -STU on piano; Sticky Fingers-version


ca. 16th June - 30th June & 14th - 27th July: London, Olympic Sound Studios.
                   Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound engineers: Glyn Johns, Andy Johns, (Chris
                   Kimsey substituted for Andy Johns on the 22nd July). Incl.
                    - Aladdin Stomp (MJ/KR) -unverified (20th July)
                    - All Down The Line II (MJ/KR) -first electric version (14th - 15th July & 23rd
                         July); Exile On Main St. 2010-remaster-version
                    - Candlewick Bedspread (MJ/KR) -unverified (30th June)
                    - Can't You Hear Me Knocking (MJ/KR) -Billy Preston on organ, Bobby
                         Keys on sax, Jimmy Miller on percussion, Rocky Dijon on congas;
                         Sticky Fingers-version
                    - Hey Mama (MJ/KR) -unverified
                    - I'm Going Down II (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Rocky Dijon on
                          percussion, early mix of version IV (with false start)
                    - I'm Going Down III (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Rocky Dijon on
                          percussion; unverified 'Black Box'-version, with brass and female voice
                    - I'm Going Down IV (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Rocky Dijon on
                         percussion, Metamorphosis-version (14th -15th July)
                    - Leather Jacket (MT) -instrumental (22nd June)
                    - Shake Your Hips I (James Moore) -unverified early version (27th July)
                    - Shine A Light II (MJ/KR) -Billy Preston on piano and organ; early version (23rd July)
                    - Stop Breaking Down I (Robert Johnson) -STU on piano; unverified early version
                         (16th June)
                    - Sweet Virginia I (MJ/KR) -STU on piano, unverified early version without sax
                         (30th June & 20th July)
                    - Who Am I? II (MJ/KR) (14th -15th July)
                    Note: Stop Breaking Down and Sweet Virginia were probably begun in June 1969.



17th October - 31st October: Newbury, Stargroves (MJ’s house) with Mobile
                    Record Unit and London, Olympic Sound Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller.
                    Sound engineer: Glyn Johns.
                     - So Divine (Aladdin Story) II (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Jim Price on
                          vibes; instrumental
                    - All Down The Line III (MJ/KR) -second, unverified acoustic version
                    - Bitch I (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Jim Price on trumpet, Jimmy
                        Miller on percussion; different mix of III, with audible ad-lib vocals of
                        Jagger during KR's solo
                    - Bitch II (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Jim Price on trumpet, Jimmy
                         Miller on percussion; Sticky Fingers-version
                    - Hide Your Love I (MJ/KR) -unverified early version
                    - Moonlight Mile I (MJ/KR) -Jim Price on piano; instrumental; Crossfire
                         Hurricane-version
                    - Moonlight Mile II (MJ/KR) -Jim Price on piano, strings arranged by Paul
                         Buckmaster; Sticky Fingers-version
                    - Potted Shrimps (MJ/KR) -Nicky Hopkins on piano; instrumental
                    - Red House (Jimi Hendrix) -unverified
                    - Shake Your Hips II (James Moore) -STU on piano; early version
                    - Silver Train I (MJ/KR) -early version with slightly longer finish
                    - So Divine (Aladdin Story) II (MJ/KR) -Bobby Keys on sax, Jim Price on vibes;
                          instrumental
                    - Stop Breaking Down II (Robert Johnson) -STU on piano; early (rough) take
                    - Sway I (MJ/KR) - Nicky Hopkins on piano, strings arranged by Paul
                         Buckmaster; flipside of US Wild Horses-single                     
                    - Sway II (MJ/KR) -Nicky Hopkins on piano, strings arranged by Paul
                          Buckmaster; Sticky Fingers-version
                     - Sweet Black Angel I (MJ/KR) -instrumental, under title Bent Green
                          Needles; unverified
                    - Sweet Virginia II (MJ/KR) -STU on piano, Bobby Keys on sax; early
                         version without backing vocals
                    - Travelling Man (MJ/KR) -Nicky Hopkins on piano
                    - Tumbling Dice II (MJ/KR) -Nicky Hopkins on piano; with different lyrics,
                         under title Good Time Women; Exile On Main St. 2010-remaster-version
                    Note: Nicky Hopkins did his piano overdub on Sway not before early (probably
                              February) 1971!



source :  nzentgraf.de

gimmekeef wrote on Jul 27^th, 2013 at 10:41am:

It's all BS tomfoolery hype.  There was no tour.

mini tours are the way to go.

nankerphelge wrote on Aug 29^th, 2013 at 5:12pm: