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this sounds so great. I had brussels on a cassette for years. always my second favorite stones boot( guess its not really a boot anymore) this sounds better than the file i've got. Taylor sounds absolutely glorious. BTW my favorite boot is from 12-14- 81 when MT sat in with the the boys in Kansas...

I can't stop laughing ..... seriously you're killin' me here! They should show this to political prisoners as torture.

@rafaultimate69 not a stroke, just a Texan

@stefanocolletti I forgive YOU

@Funkyfeder Mick has to smoke a couple joints, do some blow & bolt down some whiskey to "become Mick Jagger" whereas Keith is more naturally "Keith Richards" ( he probably already did those three things anyway)

love 'em both though.

@BeamOut1 having not seen this before , it doesn't seem that obvious to me that it is SNL. Except for the noted reference to Lorne Michaels & his brief appearance @ the start of the clip, not much to indicate exactly what it is.As to my perceptiveness ....I did perceive what it was correctly ,so ...

@YMV1995 I remember when Heart was playing two helicopters flew real low over the stage & landed in the backstage area & everyone assumed it was the stones & from that point on Heart had last the crowd. I was 15 & had hitched out to CO from Kansas City. I was right in front on Ronnies side( threw...

@jp28hc NOTA = None of the Above great band from Tulsa or maybe Norman OK

@DustyMantelpiece I too care. I'm also 46, saw them first when I was 15. The only show w/ both Ronnie & Mick Taylor in KC,Missouri. I can't imagine a world w/out the stones.

@sallygirl2066 I am shocked! shocked I say, that you don't realize I was joking!

I read somewhere that Keith found out that his son died before this show & numbed by junk & emotion told no one. & played incredibly well & loud. also I always thought Billy Preston did alot of the backup vocals during this era

what an entrance!

I looked in the dictionary, next to the entry for "cool" is a picture of KR

"Charlies good tonight ain't he?"

@MrRollingStone72 this is from "the honeymoon tapes" recorded in Cabo san lucas in December 1983 Also called "sing me back home" on outsider bird records. It had about 24 songs lots of 50's stuff,Tutti frutti, all shook up, summertime blues. Also a few stones songs Lets spend the night together, ...

Mick Taylor rocks, but Keith Richards rolls baby!

@ky102996 I was a huge Elvis fan @ your age & took a lot of ridicule for it. It's so cool to hear a 'kid' say that they dig him, you've obviously got good taste.

@DrewArriola this has to be from hail hail rock & roll. Steve Jordan( I think) on drums, the same backdrop, KR wearing the same shirt.Gotta be HHR&R

used to be a lot of crack houses on this block......I heard

@bpentium thats a microphone

Thank you so much for posting this...lots of memories of this night

I was there that night (16 years old). Mick had played @ a blues club the night before w/ Alvin Lee, I remember him coming out on the second or third song. I saw three guitars & a bass during lets spend the night together,but I was doing a lot of LSD so I didn't think it was real until Jagger int...

I love the way Keith & Ron bounce back & forth on lead & rythm...ancient art of weaving indeed

Apologies, you're correct. I bow down to your superior Stones knowledge. Listening again I don’t know what I was thinking.

Thank you so much for posting this It must have been an awesome night

awesome