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Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones (1973)
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1 January 1974 (USA) morePlot:
A concert film taken from two Rolling Stones concerts during their 1972 North American tour. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Why aren't you in church anyway? more (19 total)Cast
(Credited cast) | Mick Jagger | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
 | Keith Richards | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
| Charlie Watts | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
| Bill Wyman | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
| Mick Taylor | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
| Nicky Hopkins | ... | Himself (pianist) |
| Bobby Keys | ... | Himself (saxophonist / percussionist) |
| Jim Price | ... | Himself (trumpeter / trombonist) |
| Ian Stewart | ... | Himself (roadie) |
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This collection of numbers recorded over two nights in Texas, 1972 prove that the Stones, at least for a little while, really were the Greatest Band in the World. Here we have the Stones doing what they do best: Guitar fueled R&B with pop flair and youthful rebelliousness thrown in for good measure. The renditions of Gimme Shelter, Midnight Rambler, and Can't Always Get What You Want surpass anything recorded to date, live or studio. You have to love the acoustic performance of Sweet Virginia. The contributions from Bobby Keyes, Jim Price, and Nicky Hopkins make it clear the Stones were brilliant collaborators. Mick Taylor frankly steals the show, particularly with his slide work on All Down the Line. But there's no getting past the fact that this is Mick and Keith's band: their performances are consistently stellar. Mick's leadership and Keith's suspensions are what made this band great in the first place.
It's really a shame that this footage does not have a widespread release. Clearly, the 1972 tour was the nadir of their career.