Rolling Stones Midnight Rambler Marquee Club 1971

Rolling Stones live from the Marquee Club 1971

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Music

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• Rolling
• Stones
• Midnight
• Rambler
• Marquee
• Mick
• Jagger
• Keith
• Richards
• Charlie
• Watts
• M.Taylor
• Bill
• Wyman
• Bobby
• Keys
• Jim
• Price
• Nicky
• Hopkins

[DrWeirdPro]

March 6, 1971

[keef186]

@DrWeirdPro didn't they play the Coventry Theatre that night?

[Skald82]

Does anyone know the exact date of the show?

[keef186]

They had a bit of a layoff between March 14-26th so its somewhere in between

[charlierossiter]

@skajellafetti The song's in B so he's an E harp.

[WEIR4EVER]

Howdy ya'll. It's my bd today, and im stuck in a place that stinks lol

So i thought i needed to hear this...

a little old fashioned raunchiness will help!

Thanks for posting this historic doc

;-) weir4ever

[Urankar3]

AWESOME song!!!10/10* Watch my version:)))

[MrJeepsters]

J'ai vu cette prestation dans un POP 2 de 1971

[HumanityTheVirus]

After Taylor left the Stones were all done. Also after Taylor left Jagger stopped writing good lyrics and mostly wrote love songs to his aging dick.

[THXcooper]

@MrTriss83 Mick Taylor played lead only... Hello?  Keith suks on lead..

[TheBitterSweetgr]

WHO FOUND THIS ONE????Gem

[cbruster]

@Skald82 according to the website of the marquee club was on March 26

[cameltooth1]

@MrTriss83 So true. Mick Taylor is well rounded as a player.

[phisterlogsauce]

It,'s Mick Taylor doing all the interesting guitar parts...

[baskethilt]

@dockaiser Thanks for your reply. Those late 60s and 70s shows has a certain vibe that is immideately recognisable even on my laptop. Extasy. Later stuff is more like "yeah, it´s actually good, when I listen carefully in my headphones". Mick is working hard for that extasy nowadays, maybe too hard hehe...