Exile on Main Street

[20/20]

Happy 50th Birthday

https://nypost.com/2022/05/12/how-th...to-make-exile/

[jjazznj]

If you love The Stones checkout this new live album out today, The Rolling Stones - Live at the El Mocambo. I've been listening to this non-stop for the last few days. It's one of the best live recordings with Keith & Ronnie you'll ever hear. Not sure why they hung onto this for all of the years. Four of the songs were on "Love You Live", here is the entire show plus a few songs from the show the night before at The El Macondo, a club in Toronto that holds 300 people.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...cambo-1349303/

https://rollingstones.com/el-mocambo/

1. Honky Tonk Women
2. All Down The Line
3. Hand Of Fate
4. Route 66
5. Fool To Cry
6. Crazy Mama
7. Mannish Boy
8. Crackin’ Up
9. Dance Little Sister
10. Around And Around
11. Tumbling Dice
12. Hot Stuff
13. Star Star
14. Let’s Spend The Night Together
15. Worried Life Blues
16. Little Red Rooster
17. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (But I Like It)
18. Rip This Joint
19. Brown Sugar
20. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
21. Melody
22. Luxury
23. Worried About You

[zzupschuck]

If you love The Stones checkout this new live album out today, The Rolling Stones - Live at the El Mocambo. I've been listening to this non-stop for the last few days. It's one of the best live recordings with Keith & Ronnie you'll ever hear. Not sure why they hung onto this for all of the years.

I agree...it's crazy that it's taken this long to release this show. A lot of good stuff.

[duende]

Give it up for the the very prescient Ventilator Blues!

It was a trip watching Jake Weber in the Stones in Exile docu-pic talking about how his father used his sons to mule the "party favors" for Mick and Bianca's wedding - a party that lasted so long that the boys became expert joint rollers for the recording sessions during their extended stay at Nellcôte. Always good to learn a trade.

[Kemp]

Exile is crazy, steamy, filthy, funky music from some wild unknown swamp in the hottest part of some undiscovered Gulf. This album and Let it Bleed are Keith at his best and rock and roll gets no better than Keith at his best. Happy birthday indeed! Looking forward to the full El Mocambo set. I love the Taylor (and Jones)years, but when Ronnie first came into the band, the Stones got a much needed energy boost and became fun again.

[stynger]

I listened to El Macombo twice today. The first Stones club show since the early days. Great set list! Recommended.

[Catch]

If you love The Stones checkout this new live album out today, The Rolling Stones - Live at the El Mocambo. I've been listening to this non-stop for the last few days. It's one of the best live recordings with Keith & Ronnie you'll ever hear. Not sure why they hung onto this for all of the years. Four of the songs were on "Love You Live", here is the entire show plus a few songs from the show the night before at The El Macondo, a club in Toronto that holds 300 people.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...cambo-1349303/

https://rollingstones.com/el-mocambo/

1. Honky Tonk Women
2. All Down The Line
3. Hand Of Fate
4. Route 66
5. Fool To Cry
6. Crazy Mama
7. Mannish Boy
8. Crackin’ Up
9. Dance Little Sister
10. Around And Around
11. Tumbling Dice
12. Hot Stuff
13. Star Star
14. Let’s Spend The Night Together
15. Worried Life Blues
16. Little Red Rooster
17. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (But I Like It)
18. Rip This Joint
19. Brown Sugar
20. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
21. Melody
22. Luxury
23. Worried About You

Thanks for this. Sounds good!

[frijoless]

Yes, the El Mocumbo was long rumored before its eventual release. Much to be read over at iorr.org where I also occasionally post.

For me, highlights through the first listen…Little Red Rooster, Melody, and Worried About You.

[20/20]

Yes, the El Mocumbo was long rumored before its eventual release. Much to be read over at iorr.org where I also occasionally post.

For me, highlights through the first listen…Little Red Rooster, Melody, and Worried About You.

Thanks for the post. We Love Rock and Roll!
and music lovers.

[Lit]

Yes, the El Mocumbo was long rumored before its eventual release. Much to be read over at iorr.org where I also occasionally post.

For me, highlights through the first listen…Little Red Rooster, Melody, and Worried About You.

I love it all, but “Fool to Cry” is the top highlight f0r me so far.

[chopitulas]

Just listened to it on a trip to Costco for a chicken. Ian Stewart makes a nice contribution.

[frijoless]

Another insight…

As my fiancée and I continue to very slowly milk our way through “Get Back”, I try to educate and point out what musical education I think I have.

Last night, while watching Part 2, I extolled the contributions of Billy Preston. He being a musical prodigy.

Mick calls out Billy during this show for being on keys and being awesome.

[chopitulas]

Another insight…

As my fiancée and I continue to very slowly milk our way through “Get Back”, I try to educate and point out what musical education I think I have.

Last night, while watching Part 2, I extolled the contributions of Billy Preston. He being a musical prodigy.

Mick calls out Billy during this show for being on keys and being awesome.

Ahhhh, maybe that is Billy Preston I am hearing.

[jjazznj]

Ahhhh, maybe that is Billy Preston I am hearing.

Ian was on the tour the year before that made up 3 sides of "Love You Live" but not at these 2 shows. I love Preston's playing, especially the piano on "Hot Stuff".

[20/20]

Ah-h-h......the pro’s are kicking in