The Rolling Stones – Live in Frankfurt 1976/04/29 – Audio – 2nd show of the tour
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Complete show extracted from CD “More than welcome in Frankfurt” (VGP-135). rattling good soundboard/audience recording.
Live at Festhalle, Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany, April 29th, 1976.
00:00:00 Intro by The Glimmer Stone
00:00:49 Intro/Honky tonk women
00:04:41 If you can´t rock me/Get off of my cloud
00:10:10 All down the line
00:14:42 Hand of fate
00:19:10 Hey negrita
00:24:31 Ain´t too proud to beg
00:29:13 Fool to cry
00:34:36 Hot stuff
00:40:11 Star star
00:44:21 You got to move #
00:48:28 You can’t always get what you want #
00:56:58 Band intro #
00:57:46 Happy #
01:01:07 Nothing from nothing (Billy Preston) #
01:04:12 Outta space (Billy Preston) #
01:08:58 Midnight rambler #
01:19:18 It’s only rock and roll #
01:24:21 Brown sugar #
01:27:56 Jumping Jack flash #
01:31:33 Street fighting man #
(#) audience recording
The Band:
Mick Jagger: vocals, guitar
Keith Richards: guitar, vocals
Charlie Watts: drums
Ron Wood: guitar, backing vocals
Bill Wyman: bass
Ian Stewart: piano (not all shows, on some self chosen songs)
Aditional musicians:
Billy Preston: organ, piano, backing vocals, vocals on That’s Life and Outa Space
Ollie E. Brown: percussion, drums on That’s Life and Outa Space, backing vocals on You Gotta Move
Tour of Europe 1976 playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4QlJsrbWw4UC5843NNgKM0mTgQIIiUmH
Tour of Europe 1976:
The 1976 Tour of Europe was the 2nd leg of the tour began in 1975 to promote “Black and blue” album, released in 1975. The tour 1975/76 it was too the official debut of Ron Wood on guitar, to replace Mick Taylor who left the band in 1974.
23 cities, nine countries and 41 shows was the lenght of the tour.
The tour:
28 April Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany
29 April Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany
30 April Münster, Federal Republic of Germany (2 shows)
2 May Kiel, Federal Republic of Germany
3 May Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany
4 May Bremen, Federal Republic of Germany
6 May Brussels, Kingdom of Belgium
7 May Brussels, Kingdom of Belgium
10 May Glasgow, Scotland
11 May Glasgow, Scotland
12 May Glasgow, Scotland
14 May Leicester, England
15 May Leicester, England
17 May Stafford, England
18 May Stafford, England
21 May London, England
22 May London, England
23 May London, England
25 May London, England
26 May London, England
27 May London, England
29 May The Hague, Netherlands
30 May The Hague, Netherlands
1 June Dortmund, Federal Republic of Germany
2 June Cologne, Federal Republic of Germany (2 shows)
4 June Paris, France
5 June Paris, France
6 June Paris, France
7 June Paris, France
nine June Lyon, France
11 June Barcelona, Spain
13 June Nice, France France
15 June Zürich, Switzerland
16 June Munich, Federal Republic of Germany
17 June Munich, Federal Republic of Germany
19 June Stuttgart, Federal Republic of Germany
21 June Zagreb, Yugoslavia
22 June Zagreb, Yugoslavia
23 June Vienna Republic of Austria