Can you imagine having such a vast catalog that you don't play songs like Gimme Shelter, Sympathy for the Devil, Paint it Black, Satisfaction-----only the Stones.
I was fortunate enough to be at this show. Detroit wasn't even on the scheduled on the 78 tour and the Stones basically showed up at the last minute. 3 other friends and I snuck in the back, ran up some stairs, down a few halls, through a door and there we were. I remember it like it was yesterday. Seen them every year since 75. They never disappoint!!!
Me and a friend also snuck in the back door via the fire esacape. Sat on the steps of the balcony and watched the whole show. One of my best memories from the 70s. Tickets were being scalped for as much as $250!
This demonstrates why the Stones are great. They have five guys playing as a whole, excellent sidemen (keyboards) and a tremendous entertainer in Mick Jagger fronting the thing. Keith to various degrees and states of mind is the orchestra leader, and the soul of the operation.
Excellent recording of one of the all time great bands, but if I had to select just one live recording of the Rolling Stones it would be the 1972 "Ladies and Gentlemen" tour.... Best. Ever.
@@user-pp9rr7ze4h I don't think so...I've always thought they were at the peak of their powers at exactly this point...and up to '81. I think the glacier-sized amount of great material in the vaults is testament to that...and they were fierce as a live band on this tour. Ronnie's crude, slashing style was ideal during these breakneck shows.
Robert S., As someone born in 1977 I envy you. Didn't see the Stones until 1999. I'll remember it as clearly as the first time I had sex. ( in a Spanish brothel on my 16th birthday, a present from my father) I love all the Stone's era, but here they sound tough, funky and a little punky. Keep going!!
have you guys noticed that the 75-76 concerts all run like 2 hours, but the concerts before and after are around 60-80 minutes. they must have hit their all-time bamboozled levels in those years. crazy guys didnt even know how long they had been playing for with so much coke and heroine lol.
The Masonic temple is still standing till this day unlike the great grande ballroom which is sad and sucks. But I did see bob Dylan at the Masonic temple a few years back it's a great old beautiful building and a real treat to see a concert there my uncle seen Hendrix there way back in the day
Can never get enough of this band! This is obviously an inspired performance. have seen the Stones 21 times since 1965 on 10 tours. Am looking forward to a farewell (Last Time) tour in 2013, since the Brooklyn and Newark shows were instant sellouts.
This show was a bummer memory for me. This was a surprise show that was announced on the radio I was listening to that tickets were now (and I mean right this %^%$# instance) available. When I heard the announcement I was toiling on the assembly line making Cadillacs on Clark Ave. in Detroit. One of my work mates instantly became "sick' and left to get tickets. By the time he got off work and got there the tickets were gone. CRAP!!!
Keith was pretty much done with Heroine , Ronnie was not into freebasing and crack like the 1981 tour , Charlie was Charlie { Stellar} same with Bill and Mick sang like this was the last show of all time. It was still about the music only and they had a Hot album to tour with.. They were amazing on this tour ..
TY for uploading this! As ghoula69 stated,I seen them on Fri.13,1981 at MSG,& Not only they were F'kd up,Woody dropped his strat & it took the guitar tech over 10 sec to notice. I know it's only R'nR but after a 20min.Version of I put a spell on You by opening at...I was an11 y.o. stones phreek until that night,rest of the 80's
Sounds like maybe everybody thinks they had the best music on into 1979 - ok Still those live concerts in Europe & Britain were my fav into 1977 - though good into Toronto into 1979
My friend and I was at this show . We ran in the back when the crowd knocked down the back doors to the place after getting sold fake tickets out front.
They released Some Girls Live In Texas '78 from the same tour, on vinyl and CD and video and even blu-ray in 2011 so it blows this audience recording out of the water.. www.discogs.com/The-Rolling-Stones-Some-Girls-Live-In-Texas-78/master/442112
@@truefunksoul8638 This is not an audience recording, but a pro recorded show, and it is very much neck and neck with the Texas '78 show. In fact some of the songs here are performed better.
Glad this one popped up for me, just started listening, sounds as good or better than the Capitol boot show... Go back and listen to Bill on Star again...
I wouldn't drive an armored truck down Belle isle bridge in the daytime with an escort of the Vigilantes MC ... although I have been there all times of the day in 70a.
this is very good bootleg on a best tour of the fucking stones,problem it's rare video....S.G. live Texas nice, but not the best video.....some girls tour enter in new era for the Stones,very r'n'roll Stones sound and.....plus plus plus: the look,the concert,& New Keith r'n'r Richards..ciao..scuse MY shit english linguage..........
It is Masonic Temple, however where they played is the auditorium within the Temple building. It's referred to as Masonic Auditorium and I was there for this show.
The shows on this tour could have been so much better had the band played longer and also played more hits. As good as they sounded on this tour, some of those hits would have sounded nothing short of amazing. This by far though is my favorite era of the band. The fuck off attitude they had then was so badass
I think this was the last great tour The Stones ever did, I believe they played shorter shows this tour was because the 75 U.S Tour they were playing close to 3 hour shows and Jaggers voice was shot because of that, regardless all the shows I've heard from this tour show the band to be a really tight unit with only Ian " Mac" Mclagan on keyboards, nowadays there's about 10 other players/singers on stage with the band!
keith welsh I recorded the king biscuit flower hour show I still have it on cassette this one sounds like a slightly different performance here and there as I listened to it 100 times because I’m a guitar player… But first, an oboist and I think I have a pretty good ear
I agree. Lost the cassette that I recorded off the radio but the mix and solos on this are as I remember. Maybe the two shows were combined on this release.
audience tape, where is it positioned? you dont hear anybody around the recorder? i have a few audeince tapes that I love from the 1990's With great quotes
Most is Detroit but I know that "pink for keith" before Tumbling Dice I heard on another show. At least we're not paying $30 like decades ago in a comic book store!
+apolonio0907 I believe that was "pick for Keith." As in "Keith aint gotta pick..anybody got a pick for Keith???" Possibly Garden State '78 but not sure..
Are you sure this is the Detroit show? This sounds an awful lot like the Memphis show of the same year. I recorded it from the King Biscuit Flower Hour and although I lost the recording, this sounds exactly the same. For some reason, I remember them opening with Sweet Little 16 at this show. Maybe I'm getting old and can't remember. Can anyone confirm?
robert like you this sounds like the memphis show i recorded off the radio king buiscuit flower hour, they do mention detroit, so this is a mix recording, from 78 concerts, the opener let it rock is definitly memphis,,,,,
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Can you imagine having such a vast catalog that you don't play songs like Gimme Shelter, Sympathy for the Devil, Paint it Black, Satisfaction-----only the Stones.
We got Satisfaction in Philly...
and so many other songs...
@@nanchangerФиля сейчас совсем не такая стала, как в те времна
@@ЮрийКонстантинов-ь9д that's easy for you to say...
I was fortunate enough to be at this show. Detroit wasn't even on the scheduled on the 78 tour and the Stones basically showed up at the last minute. 3 other friends and I snuck in the back, ran up some stairs, down a few halls, through a door and there we were. I remember it like it was yesterday. Seen them every year since 75. They never disappoint!!!
robert seiberling Where did you see them in 1979?
Me and a friend also snuck in the back door via the fire esacape. Sat on the steps of the balcony and watched the whole show. One of my best memories from the 70s. Tickets were being scalped for as much as $250!
I assume you mean every tour...
Canada?
@@nanchanger its memphis 1978 king buscuit flower hour, not detroit,
2024 here, still best R'nR band in the world...The Rolling f#ckin' Stones.
This demonstrates why the Stones are great. They have five guys playing as a whole, excellent sidemen (keyboards) and a tremendous entertainer in Mick Jagger fronting the thing. Keith to various degrees and states of mind is the orchestra leader, and the soul of the operation.
SEE THE STONES AS MUCH AS POSSIBILE THEY AND WE WILL NOT BE HERE BE FOREVER MUSIC FOREVER THANK GOD
I saw the Stones in ‘81 with some buddies. We agreed that “after all these years” they could still put on a great show.
The greatest rock'n'roll Band of the world! STONES FOREVER!
One of the best setlists ever! And they played 'Lies'.
STONES IN THE 70's WERE BEST YEARS.
Agreed! Unfortunately, they don't sound this good live anymore.
The 'critics' claiming Stones are all washed up at the time!
Their response was Some Girls & a blazing Tour 😂🤣❤️❤️
My mom was 10 years old when she went to go see The Rolling Stones concert in Detroit in 1978 she even has her ticket stub too
Excellent recording of one of the all time great bands, but if I had to select just one live recording of the Rolling Stones it would be the 1972 "Ladies and Gentlemen" tour....
Best.
Ever.
The keyboardists are just amazing. Stu and Ian!
I got a lot of nice pics from this show,they play 18 songs back to back,and nobody ever sat down,my ears are still ringing,greatest stones show ever!
not really. but it was a decent one. Mick Taylor obviously not there. All downhill since unfortunately
@@user-pp9rr7ze4h I don't think so...I've always thought they were at the peak of their powers at exactly this point...and up to '81. I think the glacier-sized amount of great material in the vaults is testament to that...and they were fierce as a live band on this tour. Ronnie's crude, slashing style was ideal during these breakneck shows.
The Stones were great in '78.
The Rolling FUCKING Stones - nice!
the greatest in rock and roll history
thank you so much for all the happiness and joy through out the years Rolling Stones
concert underated ,they kicked ass took names ,to ,me ,
Robert S., As someone born in 1977 I envy you. Didn't see the Stones until 1999. I'll remember it as clearly as the first time I had sex. ( in a Spanish brothel on my 16th birthday, a present from my father) I love all the Stone's era, but here they sound tough, funky and a little punky. Keep going!!
And ya haven't been layed since ya fucking wander. Bet you're a yank
And now from england the rolling fucking stones
This is a phenomenal recording, despite the image of Jagger's junk visible around the 10 minute mark.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
No doubt that it was deliberately done with junk watchers in mind! Lol
Have you only just noticed Mick's been singing about & flaunting sex ?! He's been doing that since 1962 😂🤣🤩
have you guys noticed that the 75-76 concerts all run like 2 hours, but the concerts before and after are around 60-80 minutes. they must have hit their all-time bamboozled levels in those years. crazy guys didnt even know how long they had been playing for with so much coke and heroine lol.
What a nice live version of Lies! Dirty guitars and solid rhythm section...
The Masonic temple is still standing till this day unlike the great grande ballroom which is sad and sucks. But I did see bob Dylan at the Masonic temple a few years back it's a great old beautiful building and a real treat to see a concert there my uncle seen Hendrix there way back in the day
I hope they release this concert officially...
A lot of songs from this setlist were played well
I like it
I was there. I don't remember much.
Me too!
Perhaps best memories are the forgotten one Lol
The drums sound really good. I think I first heard this on the King Biscuit Flower Hour.
Charlie is always good :)
Yep they played it on the king biscuit flower hour I had the tape deck queued and recorded it on cassette.
@Shawn McKelvey You're right. I remember Mick mentioning Memphis before Hound Dog. Good call!
From day one the stones fn great don't care what song
Heard parts of this concert on the radio in '78. Still have the cassett!
They sound great. Mick holding back for once and letting the band really play
my brother and i were there...10$ per ticket...best show in the long history of great rock and roll...wildest night of my life
One of the best of the many Stones Concerts I have seen!!! Forty years ago today!!!
Can never get enough of this band! This is obviously an inspired performance. have seen the Stones 21 times since 1965 on 10 tours. Am looking forward to a farewell (Last Time) tour in 2013, since the Brooklyn and Newark shows were instant sellouts.
Tom Henneberry Saw them May 5 at the Oracle theater in Oakland the day after my dad died. I got a great ticket at the last minute
They played the same set just about every show except no SOMEGIRLS NOT ONCE
@@thomaspianella1019 No, incorrect, there was songs performed only in one or two shows, Hound Dog, and Street Fighting Man, etc.
Qué lindo momento de rock carajo !!!!!!!!!!
Saw them once in Montreal Living Colour opened lucky day🚌🚌🌹🌹🎇🎇❤❤
This show was a bummer memory for me. This was a surprise show that was announced on the radio I was listening to that tickets were now (and I mean right this %^%$# instance) available. When I heard the announcement I was toiling on the assembly line making Cadillacs on Clark Ave. in Detroit. One of my work mates instantly became "sick' and left to get tickets. By the time he got off work and got there the tickets were gone. CRAP!!!
laj043 p
Grrrrrr! Balls. ☹️
Same happened to me in NJ, I went anyway and copped a SRO for $100...
The rhythm, the drums....control.... R.I.P...
Punk before Punk was cool. Still the best Rock and Roll/Punk band.
jumping jack flash brown sugar sweet little 16 simplaty for the devil and tumbling dice is my favorite songs
I was there I Paid 10 dollars to see the Stones at Masonic temple on Case Ave, was about 10,000 was a Great Show ,Got over loaded ,,
Keith was pretty much done with Heroine , Ronnie was not into freebasing and crack like the 1981 tour , Charlie was Charlie { Stellar} same with Bill and Mick sang like this was the last show of all time. It was still about the music only and they had a Hot album to tour with.. They were amazing on this tour ..
Font forget Mick Taylor.
Nesse tempo Keith estava limpo
l love all down the line yes yes and l love rolling stones
Unfortunately for me i don't live in America, so i missed out on being there,It was good wasn't it, Stones are the best Rockin Rollers around, 🎸🎹🥁🎸🥁🎤🎤
Cool Detroit Concert, amazing setlist, brilliant songs:)
Isabella Lamond. It's great to see such young beautiful woman like yourself appreciate this great old rock n roll ! I dig that so much so cool 😎🎸
not detroit,, live from memphis, king buiscuit flower hour,,,,,
I saw the Stones in Buffalo on this tour
The best tour
BEST setlist ever!
This particular boot is all Detroit except for the last three songs which are from Houston.
let it rock is from memphis,,,,,
very VERY nice
Y aquí estoy escuchándolo nuevamente, quisiera estar allí Ahora
love the set list
Without doubt……the BEST Rock Band of the World!❤
What a truly insipid, absurdly reductive "comment," if you can even call it that. In the future, don't bother. You'll just further embarrass yourself.
TY for uploading this! As ghoula69 stated,I seen them on Fri.13,1981 at MSG,& Not only they were F'kd up,Woody dropped his strat & it took the guitar tech over 10 sec to notice. I know it's only R'nR but after a 20min.Version of I put a spell on You by opening at...I was an11 y.o. stones phreek until that night,rest of the 80's
Star Star is epic
Y aquí estoy escuchándolo nuevamente, transportandome a esa noche. Es la mejor gira.
Sounds like maybe everybody thinks they had the best music on into 1979 - ok
Still those live concerts in Europe & Britain were my fav into 1977 - though good into Toronto into
1979
My friend and I was at this show . We ran in the back when the crowd knocked down the back doors to the place after getting sold fake tickets out front.
Why they didn't release a live album I'll never know. They sound awesome!!! 👍
They released Some Girls Live In Texas '78 from the same tour, on vinyl and CD and video and even blu-ray in 2011 so it blows this audience recording out of the water..
www.discogs.com/The-Rolling-Stones-Some-Girls-Live-In-Texas-78/master/442112
@@truefunksoul8638 This is not an audience recording, but a pro recorded show, and it is very much neck and neck with the Texas '78 show. In fact some of the songs here are performed better.
Glad this one popped up for me, just started listening, sounds as good or better than the Capitol boot show... Go back and listen to Bill on Star again...
Tha capitol boot sounds awful.
@@tonteriaslasprecisas6897 it's a soundboard
@@nanchanger i know. But it is not very good. Lexington, Houston, Detroit, Fort Worth etc are much better.
@@tonteriaslasprecisas6897 Lexington was on the radio, but Garden State '78 is a great 2 LP bootleg...
@@nanchanger I know. I bought the Swinging Pig version. The quitars sound twangy.
I first heard this on Westwood 1 (I think) radio many years ago in early to mid 80's in Dallas, this is great kg441 - thanks
I've been walking belle isle park , singing after dark, people think 💭 I'm crazy 😜
Anthony Hauser: Been walkin Grant Park..creepin after dark. people know I'm craayzee.
watsamatter -which one r u now- boy
I wouldn't drive an armored truck down Belle isle bridge in the daytime with an escort of the Vigilantes MC ... although I have been there all times of the day in 70a.
excellent,INDIA LOVES ROLLING STONES!thanks for uploading!
@imaRoLLingStonzFan another great share vicky, thank again
SerahL Vand ROLLING Stones the best that was, the best that will ever be.
thank you for post. that's a well-fed cow. happy
This needs more volume.
Turn it up then!!!!
this is very good bootleg on a best tour of the fucking stones,problem it's rare video....S.G. live Texas nice, but not the best video.....some girls tour enter in new era for the Stones,very r'n'roll Stones sound and.....plus plus plus: the look,the concert,& New Keith r'n'r Richards..ciao..scuse MY shit english linguage..........
No problem amigo !
hi boys long time no see givein hell on earth he train to Liverpool
STONES BEST BAND AND PEOPLE IN THIS FUCKING WOURLD
The live version of When The Whips Come Down from Sucking In The 70's is from this concert it sounds like?
It most definitely is
Thomas Bruun it is.
Indeed it is, but that version was edited down by about one quarter. You can hear Mick, Keith, and Ronnie's choppy guitar stylings better here
It's not, but very similar, that track was recorded in Texas, I think 1979.
Excellent!!
mexico df alove the music the rolling stones y en particular bernardo lopez
Rolling stones 👅🎤🥁🎹🎸🎸🎸👏
Extraordinario!!!!
just b4 disco..
speedy rock
The second to last year of disco, they released a special 8+ minute version of Miss You which was labeled "Special Disco Version"
Love how Mick does the band's own introduction.
At their prime.
Exactly :) I was at that show .. Paid $ 150 and I could have sworn it was Masonic Temple :)
It is Masonic Temple, however where they played is the auditorium within the Temple building. It's referred to as Masonic Auditorium and I was there for this show.
Happy Anniversary, boys!!! :-)
not detroit.... king buscuit flower hour,,,, live from memphis , mid south coliseum 1978
Gimme gimme the honky tonk blues
ooo vamos los stones
The shows on this tour could have been so much better had the band played longer and also played more hits. As good as they sounded on this tour, some of those hits would have sounded nothing short of amazing. This by far though is my favorite era of the band. The fuck off attitude they had then was so badass
I think this was the last great tour The Stones ever did, I believe they played shorter shows this tour was because the 75 U.S Tour they were playing close to 3 hour shows and Jaggers voice was shot because of that, regardless all the shows I've heard from this tour show the band to be a really tight unit with only Ian " Mac" Mclagan on keyboards, nowadays there's about 10 other players/singers on stage with the band!
81 was a great tour as well and I'm a big fan of 89/90 although some aren't
I was there
The king biscuit flower hour was from memphis.
Ashame they don't sound this good anymore. Still good, but.....
I was there, Masonic Auditorium
Masonic Temple :D
I was there too. Snuck in the back through the fire escape with about 400 others.
this sure sounds like the Memphis show, king biscuit flower hour,, 1978
keith welsh They did Hound Dog there...
keith welsh I recorded the king biscuit flower hour show I still have it on cassette this one sounds like a slightly different performance here and there as I listened to it 100 times because I’m a guitar player… But first, an oboist and I think I have a pretty good ear
On my recording Mick taunting the crowd for a rebel yell.
Star Star is not on my recording from king biscuit
I agree. Lost the cassette that I recorded off the radio but the mix and solos on this are as I remember. Maybe the two shows were combined on this release.
THE FUCKING ROLLING STONES 🎉
audience tape, where is it positioned? you dont hear anybody around the recorder?
i have a few audeince tapes that I love from the 1990's
With great quotes
Definitely a sound board recording. The quality and stereo separation....
Most is Detroit but I know that "pink for keith" before Tumbling Dice I heard on another show. At least we're not paying $30 like decades ago in a comic book store!
+apolonio0907 I believe that was "pick for Keith." As in "Keith aint gotta pick..anybody got a pick for Keith???" Possibly Garden State '78 but not sure..
was a great show ,I was there Detroit Rock-N-Roll Not as good as It use to be .Detroit Is Rock City
l love keit and mick ooooooooooooo
Setlist ist eine glatte 1.
Hätt`s gerne in bewegten Bildern gesehen.
@dummytree soundboard or pro recorded intended for release...
o o o vamos los stones. soy bago y atorrante soy stone hasta q me muera
Are you sure this is the Detroit show? This sounds an awful lot like the Memphis show of the same year. I recorded it from the King Biscuit Flower Hour and although I lost the recording, this sounds exactly the same. For some reason, I remember them opening with Sweet Little 16 at this show. Maybe I'm getting old and can't remember. Can anyone confirm?
...ya mate listen at 25:13 Muck address Detroit and Masonic Temple
If they play Hound Dog then Memphis it is.
They sounded pretty much the same yhe whole tour. As far as I know they played Hound Dog only in Memphis (As far as SDB recordings go).
robert like you this sounds like the memphis show i recorded off the radio king buiscuit flower hour, they do mention detroit, so this is a mix recording, from 78 concerts, the opener let it rock is definitly memphis,,,,,
let it rock the opener is from memphis,, its a 78 tour mix.@@curtiscampbell7850
Detroit's Masonic Hall one of our premier concert venues in downtown Detroit.
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What is even saying on 'Lies'? LOL! I love those years with Mick so careless with his lyrics...
illonario
I agree!!! 👍
Think I saw Adrian Belew there...or was it Peter Murphy