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An Eiffel Tower for the Stones… For the occasion, a miniature Eiffel Tower was set up at the concert site, decorated and illuminated with the band's image.

We did have a few patches of light rain, the first during "19th Nervous Breakdown," when Mick was coincidentally singing "Here it comes …" I was disappointed that it didn't develop into a storm that might have extinguished the vile cigar of the Belgian guy upwind from me. The rock legends are still going strong after a 60-year career and despite the departure of Charlie Watts," he added. Starting July 29, 2021, the interest rate on excess reserves ( IOER) and the interest rate on required reserves ( IORR) were replaced with a single rate, the interest rate on reserve balances ( IORB).

That being said, the mere fact that it was included in the setlist is remarkable in its own right, and I hope that it will be played more often in the next gigs. I fell in love with the Mick Taylor Stones and still pine for them, although equally love the Brian years and totally in sync with the Ronnie era. My son Shane and I cruised through security and strolled into our excellent “standing” seats for the show. There wasn't much of a jam on "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," a song on which Mick Taylor and Bobby Keys were sadly missed.

At the end of the song Mick went over to Keith, who was clearly expecting to touch hands – instead Mick embraced him, such was his admiration for what we had all just heard. After a good “Honky Tonk Women” time was up for the musicians’ introduction, in which Mick Jagger forgot to mention Steve Jordan before Ronnie Wood; that led to a witty dialogue between the two, and after Ronnie Wood worked the crowd as he usually does, finally Steve Jordan was properly introduced. I have probably seen over 50 Stones concerts starting from Hyde Park in 69 and this was, in my opinion, one of the best concerts I have seen - the only partially negative aspect was the stage - from where I was I could not see the horn section at all - on the bright side no fireworks and show biz that made the show a true rock n’ roll raunchy show - this is what the stones are - THE GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD I will also be in the pit in Lyon and look forward to see them from close by.

There had been some speculation over Sasha during the week, with no official reason for her missing the Milan show. Because of rest days between shows, logistics, routing and venue availability only the 1st London hyde park show and the Paris show were Saturday nights. In my line at the box office I was the third one to pass, the first I didn’t see his tix, the second was a young and very joyful Argentinian guy who got a Pit A and I got a standard field tix. As we got "Tumbling Dice", it was clear The Rolling Stones had "borrowed" the Ghost Hounds backup singers - Kamilah Marshall, Kenna Ramsey and Amy Keys.

I know we go to shows at our own interest, but a minimum of crowd safety should be an absolute requirement - such was not the case tonight. Among those around me, there was absolutely no familiarity with songs such as "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" and "Connection. He sprung it on me at the last minute and we dropped into lockstep, weaving like Keith and Ronnie and made the impossible possible. I don’t know if there are particular reasons behind that, but so far I’ve never seen such displays of affection on stage by Keith to Mick; it was so great to see! Feb 3: "Just a kiss away" and other Stones marketing banners seen in these cities today: Austin, Detroit, Tampa, Buffalo, Cleveland, Minneapolis, St.As I stated over on the Fanwall, he’s not a young man, but you couldn’t tell that by watching him on Monday. In the Pit I've also met a long-time Stones friend, so it was great to watch the gig with him, and soon a group of Rolingas joined it to make things even livelier! I was so deliriously happy to be where I was on earth at that moment, I just stood there grinning and didn’t move off to find that sweet spot again. The Stones were visibly delighted to be back in London as part of their Sixty (years) tour and played the best gig of the tour so far. After all, that is what they have been doing for sixty years, giving us their greatest hits live, then they have spoiled us a few times with club shows and arena shows, but on the big stage, the vast crowds, they play it safe.