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• 1. Under My Thumb 46 1 1 75 0 0
• 2. When the Whip Comes Down 69 1 1 70 0 0
• 3. Let's Spend the Night Together 50 1 1 226 0 0
• 4. Shattered 70 1 1 137 0 0
• 5. Neighbours 43 1 1 43 0 0
• 6. Black Limousine 42 1 1 28 0 0
• 7. Just My Imagination 67 1 1 50 0 0 (by The Temptations )
• 8. Twenty Flight Rock 37 1 1 26 0 0 (by Eddie Cochran )
• 9. Going to a Go-Go 21 1 1 36 0 0 (by Smokey Robinson )
• 10. Chantilly Lace 6 1 1 18 0 0 (by The Big Bopper )
• 11. Let Me Go 41 1 1 27 0 0
• 12. Time Is on My Side 42 1 1 28 0 0 (by Kai Winding & His Orchestra )
• 13. Beast of Burden 68 1 1 158 0 0
• 14. Let It Bleed 43 1 1 66 0 0
• 15. You Can't Always Get What You Want 196 1 1 530 0 0
• 16. Little T&A 41 1 1 44 0 0
• 17. Tumbling Dice 218 1 1 850 0 0
• 18. She's So Cold 42 1 1 94 0 0
• 19. Hang Fire 41 1 1 27 0 0
• 20. Miss You 68 1 1 683 0 0
• 21. Honky Tonk Women 232 1 1 845 0 0
• 22. Brown Sugar 248 1 1 828 0 0
• 23. Start Me Up 43 1 1 857 0 0
• 24. Jumpin' Jack Flash 256 1 1 856 0 0
• 25. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 61 1 1 798 0 0

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• Schon damals eine Legende: Mick Jagger in Aktion.
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In den 1950er Jahren waren die Helden der Musikszene Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley und in Deutschland auch Peter Kraus. Es war die Zeit der Petticoats, der Pferdeschwänze und der Schmalzfrisuren. Anfang der 1960er Jahre jedoch änderte sich die Szene. Nun traten in erster Linie ganze Gruppen auf, die das Genre bestimmen sollten. Allen voran vier junge Männer aus Liverpool. Sie hatten Pilzfrisuren, machten eine Supermusik und füllten als erste sogar riesige Stadien. Sie wurden schnell so erfolgreich, dass ihre Musik bei ihren Livekonzerten in den Hintergrund trat. Wo sie auch auftraten: Massenhysterie, Kreischen und Nervenzusammenbrüche waren angesagt. Mit Normalität hatte das alles nichts mehr zu tun. Doch diese vier jungen Männer, die sich Beatles nannten, waren artige Jungs, fast Schwiegermuttertypen. Dann gab es da noch eine zweite Gruppe, die völlig anders geartet war. Das waren die Rolling Stones, die nicht weit hinter den Liverpoolern auf der Ruhmesskala standen. Sie sorgten ebenfalls für Furore, wenn auch auf ganz anderem Gebiet. Sie waren die bösen Jungs, die die Rebellion der Jugend verkörperten. Sie streckten der Welt ihre Zungen raus, sorgten für Skandale und nahmen Drogen, denen Bandmitglied Brian Jones sogar zum Opfer fiel. Offizielle Todesursache: Ertrinken im Swimmingpool. Und wo die Stones auftraten, da ging es oft hoch her. So zum Beispiel 1965 auf der Berliner Waldbühne, als die Fans nach dem Konzert das gesamte Mobiliar zu Kleinholz zerlegten. Diese Rolling Stones also, neben den Beatles die Dinosaurier der damaligen Musikszene, sollten im Jahr 1982, als sie nun schon alte Hasen und fast 20 Jahre im Geschäft waren, auf ihrer Welttournee auch durch deutsche Stadien touren. Sie gab es tatsächlich noch, während sich die netten Liverpooler längst aufgelöst hatten und nur noch als Solisten auftraten, beziehungsweise John Lennon zwei Jahre zuvor durch die Kugel eines Verrückten sein Leben lassen musste. Und die Stones waren nach wie vor so populär, dass sie weltweit, wie damals die Beatles in nur einigen Konzerten, nun reihenweise riesige Stadien füllten, egal wo sie auf der Welt auch auftraten. Und das war damals neu. Man kann sagen, dass mit ihnen die Ära der Stadionkonzerte begann. Die Karten waren – auch ohne Internet – so schnell verkauft, dass sogar Zusatzkonzerte gegeben werden mussten. So auch in Hannover. Und welches Stadion wäre gerade für solche Open-Air-Konzerte besser geeignet gewesen als das alte Niedersachsenstadion. Es hatte auf der Ostseite eine relativ kleine Tribüne. Dort konnte eine Bühne aufgestellt werden, so dass nicht viele Sichtplätze verloren gingen. Gegenüber das riesige Halbrund der Westtribüne. Dort und auf der Rasenfläche, die mit einer dicken Plane abgedeckt war, konnten 66 000 Zuschauer Platz finden. Mick Jagger, der die Stadien, in denen er auftreten sollte, vor den Konzerten checkte, entschied sich gerade wegen dieser günstigen Gegebenheiten bei den Norddeutschlandkonzerten für Hannover und gegen das Volksparkstadion in Hamburg. In München hatten die Stones ihre Deutschlandtournee eröffnet. Doch dann kamen sie nach Hannover, und natürlich war ich zur Stelle. Der 6. Juni war ein heißer Sommertag. So etliche Fans sollten den großen Auftritt der bösen Jungs gar nicht miterleben. Die Hitze machte ihnen einen Strich durch die Rechnung, und wohl so manchem auch der Alkohol. Und wie staunte ich, als ich damals die Riesenschüssel betrat. Zig Spiele von 96, Länderspiele, Pokalendspiele und selbst WM-Spiele hatte ich dort gesehen. Doch das war nun ein völlig anderes Bild. Nicht nur die hohen Tribünen waren mit Menschen angefüllt, sondern auch der gesamte Innenraum. Es war ein großartiges Bild, und es herrschte eine fantastische Stimmung. Menschen über Menschen, und bald sollten wir dazu Hits hören von keinem geringeren als Mick Jagger selber, der schon damals eine Legende war. Dazu die Bühne, riesig groß, wie es zuvor noch nie eine gegeben hatte. Hundert Meter lang, haushoch und schillernd bunt, Popart bunt. Darüber Tausende von Luftballons. Ein toller Anblick unter einem blauen Himmel. Doch wie üblich bei solchen Veranstaltungen gab es einen Vorsänger, und dieser war in Hannover Peter Maffay. Nun war der Peter damals in Deutschland schon sehr populär und erfolgreich. Doch eigentlich auf einem anderen Musikgebiet, nämlich dem der Schlager. Doch er hatte schon immer ein Herz für die Rockmusik, und so begann er sich gerade in dieser Zeit zum Rocksänger zu wandeln. Doch für die Hardcorefans der Stones war Peter Maffay alles andere als ein Rocksänger, und ihrer Meinung nach war er nicht würdig, den Giganten des Rock`n Rolls und des Rhythmen-Blues den Weg zu ebnen und einzustimmen. So hallte ein gellendes Pfeifkonzert durch die Riesenschüssel. Gnadenlos wurde er von Tausenden ausgepfiffen, und nicht nur das. Südfrüchte, Eier und andere Gegenstände flogen auf die Bühne. Doch tapfer hielt der Peter dagegen und spulte trotz allem, und dafür bewunderte ich ihn, sein Programm herunter. Auch wenn ich kein Maffay-Fan war, so tat mir der Peter doch leid. Das hatte er nun wirklich nicht verdient. Doch die Stones-Fans kannten kein Mitleid. Peter Maffay hat später Jahre gebraucht, um dieses, sein Waterloo, zu überwinden. Doch viele Male sollte er danach noch nach Hannover kommen und große Hallen füllen. Und dann wurde er auch, nun wirklich zum Rocksänger gereift, und das zu Recht, enthusiastisch gefeiert. Doch dann, als sich die Sonne so langsam dem Horizont zuneigte, betraten nach einer Pause die Hauptakteure die Bühne. Betraten? Nein, das ist nicht der richtige Ausdruck. Sie sprangen auf die Bühne und legten los wie die Irrwische. Mick Jagger und Keith Richard, die ob ihres ausschweifenden Lebenswandels schon damals die Gesichtsältesten waren. Dazu Ron Wood und Schlagzeuger Charlie Watts. Sie schlugen in die Saiten, dass es nur so krachte. Und dann spulten sie routiniert ihr Programm runter: Honky Tonk Woman, Brown Sugar, Jumping Jack Flasch, Angie, natürlich Satisfaction und all die anderen. Es war einfach riesig, bei diesem Auftritt dabei sein zu können. Gänsehautatmosphäre pur. Jeder, der Fan von irgendeinem Sänger, wer auch immer es sein mag, ist, kann das wohl nachvollziehen. Bei diesem Konzert hatte ich eine Karte für den Innenraum. Damals war es ohne weiteres möglich, von dort auch auf die Tribüne zu gehen. Doch sitzen bei einer solchen Veranstaltung, das geht meiner Meinung nach gar nicht. Starr ist man an seinen Sitz gefesselt. Ganz anders ist es, wenn man im Innenraum steht. Dort kann man die Musik ganz anders genießen, sie anders miterleben. Wesentlich intensiver. Man kann sich bewegen, mitwippen, mitklatschen. Das alles geht im Sitzen kaum. Deswegen sind die Stehplätze bei solchen Ereignissen eindeutig die besseren Plätze. Und noch einen Vorteil haben sie. Natürlich kann man der Bühne viel näher kommen und seine Stars aus der Nähe anschauen. Videowände gab es damals noch nicht. So schob ich mich dann langsam durch die Menge und es gelang mir, bis zur Bühne vorzudringen. Und natürlich war das grandios diese Heroen der Musikszene nicht nur ohrenbetäubend zu hören, sondern sie auch aus unmittelbarer Nähe zu erleben. Und das lohnte natürlich besonders bei Mick Jagger. Wie ein Marathonläufer fegte und sprang er über die Bühne und konnte dabei sogar noch singen. Eine erstaunliche Leistung. Trotz des Drogenkonsums, oder vielleicht gerade deswegen?, so fit zu sein, das hatte meine vollste Hochachtung. So war also das Stones-Konzert ein Riesenerfolg. Eben auch deswegen, weil diese Stadionkonzerte damals etwas Neues waren. Natürlich waren auch die Medien voll davon. Fernsehen und Zeitungen hatten genug Stoff zum Senden und Berichten und überschlugen sich in ihren Schlagzeilen. Und wer an diesem 6. Juni 1982 vor 30 Jahren dabei war, der wird diesen Tag wohl nicht vergessen haben: Die Stones wohl nicht, die Zuschauer nicht und auch Peter Maffay nicht. Es war für fast alle ein toller Tag.

Siehe auch: <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="https://www.myheimat.de/dortmund/kultur/supertramp-und-chris-de-burgh-im-dortmunder-westfalenstadion-wer-war-vor-35-jahren-am-19-juni-1983-dabei-d2930797.html">Supertramp und Chris de Burgh im Dortmunder Westfalenstadion</a>

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1982  

Still I play the fool and strut

    January 1982: Bill Wyman holds solo recordings sessions in England and production work for the Stray Cats.  

Early February 1982: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards join director Hal Ashby in Los Angeles to start     work on the concert film Let's Spend the Night Together .  

    February 1982: Keith Richards spends time with comedian John Belushi in Los Angeles a month before the latter's         death.  

    February-March 1982: Bill Wyman promotes the release of his next solo album in Australia, Indonesia and Japan.  

    February 18-21, 1982: Ron Wood joins Bobby Womack, then Chuck Berry, onstage at The Ritz in New York City.  

Late February 1982: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards work on the soundtrack for the film Let's Spend the     Night Together at the Power Station in New York City.  

March-April 1982: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, joined by Charlie Watts and Ron Wood, mix tracks     and record overdubs for the live album Still Life at The Power Station in New York City.  

    March 18, 1982: Keith Richards and Ron Wood record with Jimmy Cliff in New York City. Later Keith Richards and         Patti Hansen attend Ron Wood's party for his girlfriend Jo at Studio 54.  

    March 25-April 8, 1982: Bill Wyman visits Japan.  

    March 26, 1982: Bill Wyman's third solo album, Bill Wyman , is released.  

    April 1982: Bill Wyman moves back to England after eleven years of living in France.  

    April 17, 1982: Ron Wood joins Toots and the Maytals onstage at The Ritz in New York City.  

    April 22, 1982: Stevie Ray Vaughan auditions for Rolling Stones Records in New York City, with Mick Jagger and         Ron Wood in attendance.  

    April 26, 1982: Keith Richards joins Etta James onstage at The Other End in New York City, performing Rock Me         Baby .  

April 28-30, 1982: Mick Jagger holds press conferences in London, Vienna, Munich and Paris announcing     the Rolling Stones' 1982 European Tour.    

May 7-24, 1982: The Rolling Stones hold tour rehearsals at Shepperton Studios in London, England.  

    May 1982: Keith Richards meets his father again, Bert Richards, for the first time in 20 years.    

May 26-28, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform warm-up, theatre concerts in Aberdeen, Glasgow and     Edinburgh in Scotland. Keyboardist Chuck Leavell makes his public debut with the band.  

May 30, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform a final warm-up concert in London, England, at the 100 Club.    

June 2-5, 1982: The Rolling Stones officially kick off their 1982 Tattoo You European Tour, their first     tour of the continent in six years, with three concerts at Feyenoord Stadium in Rotterdam in the     Netherlands.  

    June 3, 1982: Mick Jagger joins George Thorogood onstage at a club in The Hague, Netherlands.  

June 6-11, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform in West Germany, with two stadium concerts in Hannover     (their first ever), an arena show in West Berlin and two stadium shows in Munich.  

June 13-16, 1982: The Rolling Stones swing through France, perform two stadium concerts in Paris and     one in Lyon.  

June 19-20, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform two concerts at Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg, Sweden.  

June 23, 1982: The Rolling Stones start the British leg of their European Tour with a concert at St. James     Park in Newcastle.  

June 25-26, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform their first ever concerts at Wembley Stadium in London,     England. Ringo Starr is among those attending on the first night.  

June 27, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform at Ashton Gate Park in Bristol, England.  

June 29-July 5, 1982: The Rolling Stones swing back through West Germany and Austria, performing     three concerts at the Festhalle in Frankfurt, a concert at Prater Stadium in Vienna and two shows at     Müngersdorfer Stadium in Cologne.  

    July 2, 1982: Keith Richards, Ron Wood and Chuck Leavell sing a privately taped song in the bathroom of a         restaurant in Vienna, where the band is holding a birthday party for Jerry Hall.  

    July 3, 1982: Mick Jagger appears onstage at the Moulin Rouge nightclub in Vienna.  

July 7-9, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform two concerts at Vincente Calderon Stadium in Madrid, Spain,     their first ever in the city.  

July 11-12, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform their first concerts in Italy since 1970, and first ever in     Turin, at Stadio Comunale. July 12 marks the 20th anniversary of the Rolling Stones' first ever     concert, at the Marquee Club in London.  

July 15-17, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform in Basel, Switzerland and Naples, Italy, both for the first     time.  

July 20, 1982: The Rolling Stones return to France to perform at the Parc des Sports de l'Ouest in Nice.  

July 24, 1982: The Rolling Stones perform in Ireland for the first time since 1965, performing at Slane     Castle in Slane.  

July 25, 1982: On the eve of Mick Jagger's 39th birthday, the Rolling Stones end their 1982 European     Tour with a concert at Roundhay Park in Leeds, England, their last ever concert with Ian Stewart     and their last paid public performance for the next seven years.  

    July 26, 1982: Mick Jagger celebrates his birthday in London, along with Ron Wood, Ian Stewart and others.  

    July 27, 1982: Keith Richards, Ron Wood and Bobby Keys jam with the J. Geils Band at the Carlton Hotel in London,         England.  

    Late July 1982: Mick Jagger is in Paris, France, doing business work for the eventual release of the Rolling Stones'         concert film.  

    August 1982: The Rolling Stones Past and Present , a 12-hour documentary, starts airing on U.S. radio.  

    August 18-20, 1982: Keith Richards watches the Reggae Sunsplash festival in Jamaica.  

    September 1982: Keith Richards returns to New York after his stay in Jamaica.  

    September 25, 1982: Mick Jagger watches The Who and The Clash perform at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, with his         daughter Jade, one year after the Rolling Stones performed there.  

    October-November 1982: Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger hold a widely publicized separation, with Jerry Hall seeing         multi-millionaire horse-breeder Robert Sangster and Mick Jagger publicly dating many (mostly very young)         women.  

    November 10, 1982: Mick Jagger is in the audience in New York City watching the taping of Late Night with David         Letterman .  

December 1-19, 1982: The Rolling Stones start official recording sessions for the album Undercover at     EMI-Pathé Marconi Studios in Paris, France.    

Mid-December 1982: The Rolling Stones hold a band meeting at the Ritz Hotel in Paris with Prince     Rupert Loewenstein, to discuss future possible album and tour plans.  

    December 18, 1982: The band celebrates Keith Richards' 39th birthday at a restaurant in St Denis, France.  

    Late December 1982: Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall holiday in Mustique, while Charlie and Bill return to England.         Keith Richards and Patti Hansen return to New York, and are planning to wed.    

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• Under My Thumb Play Video
• When the Whip Comes Down Play Video
• Let's Spend the Night Together Play Video
• Shattered Play Video
• Neighbours Play Video
• Black Limousine Play Video
• Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) ( The Temptations  cover) Play Video
• Twenty Flight Rock ( Eddie Cochran  cover) Play Video
• Going to a Go-Go ( The Miracles  cover) Play Video
• Chantilly Lace ( The Big Bopper  cover) Play Video
• Let Me Go Play Video
• Time Is on My Side ( Kai Winding & His Orchestra  cover) Play Video
• Beast of Burden Play Video
• Let It Bleed Play Video
• You Can't Always Get What You Want Play Video
• Little T&A ( Keith Richards on lead vocals ) Play Video
• Tumbling Dice Play Video
• She's So Cold Play Video
• Hang Fire Play Video
• Miss You Play Video
• Honky Tonk Women Play Video
• Brown Sugar Play Video
• Start Me Up Play Video
• Jumpin' Jack Flash Play Video
• (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Play Video

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• Chantilly Lace by The Big Bopper
• Going to a Go-Go by The Miracles
• Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) by The Temptations
• Time Is on My Side by Kai Winding & His Orchestra
• Twenty Flight Rock by Eddie Cochran
• Beast of Burden
• When the Whip Comes Down
• She's So Cold
• Let It Bleed
• You Can't Always Get What You Want
• Honky Tonk Women
• Jumpin' Jack Flash
• Under My Thumb
• Let's Spend the Night Together
• Tumbling Dice
• (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
• Brown Sugar

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• Jan 1st 2009

The Show must go on. Nachdem die Stones erfolgreich 1981 ihre erste Stadion-Tour abgewickelt hatten kamen sie 1982 auch nach Europa um die Stadien zu füllen.

Wir fuhren zum Eröffnungskonzert nach Hannover am 06.06.1982. Für mich bleibt es das schlechteste Konzert was ich von den Stones gesehen habe, wenn man überhaupt von schlechten Stones-Konzerten sprechen kann. Es war ein sehr heißer Tag und es war ein Tag-Konzert. Die Bühne war wie teilweise bei der Bigger Bang Tour quer im Stadion aufgestellt und wir hatten Karten genau gegenüber auf der Tribüne. Leider viel zu weit weg vom Geschehen.

Im Vorprogramm spielte die J. Geils Band einen starken Gig. Abgesehen von so einer komischen Akrobatin war auch Peter Maffay als Support bei dieser Tour. Ein völliger Fehlgriff. Aber wie mir Fritz Rau bei einer Lesung im Jahr 2006 in Oberhausen mitteilte, bekam Peter Maffay pro verkaufter Stones-Eintrittskarte DM 2,00. Ein schönes Schmerzensgeld. Dafür würde ich mich auch gerne mit Tomaten bewerfen lassen.

Auszug aus der NRZ.

Einer jedoch geht völlig baden – Peter Maffay, der hausgemachte Rock-Liebling, erntet in dieser Zusammenstellung eine deftige Portion Pfiffe. Da nützt es auch nichts, die Rettung auf dem Weg „Über sieben Brücken“ zu suchen. Verheizt wird hier einer, dem am Premieren-Abend in illustrer Umgebung doppeltes Plattengold überreicht werden soll – und der, entnervt, lieber daheim bleibt.

Einlass in Hannover war schon um 10.00 Uhr und Beginn der Veranstaltung um 13.00 Uhr. Die Tickets waren übrigens sehr schön und in Form einer Stones-Zunge. So etwas gibt es heute leider nicht mehr. Der Standard Eintrittspreis betrug DM 38,00 zuzüglich Gebühren.

Hier einmal die Setliste

Under My Thumb When The Whip Comes Down Let´s Spend The Night Together Shattered Neighbours Black Limousine Just My Imagination Twenty Flight Rock Going To A Go-Go Chantilly Lace Let Me Go Time Is On My Side Beast Of Burden Let It Bleed You Can´t Always Get What You Want Little T & A Tumbling Dice She´s So Cold Hang Fire Miss You Honky Tonk Women Brown Sugar Start Me Up Jumpin´ Jack Flash Satisfaction

Hier einmal ein kleiner Presseauszug.

NRZ 05.06.82 Ab Sonntag rollen die teuersten Steine der Welt durch Deutschland. Wenn Mick kommt, gibt´s ganz viel Käse. 500000 wollen die Rolling Stones sehen.

Die Herren sind schon ein wenig reif, ihre Musik klingt gut abgehangen, der Ruf gilt durchaus als ramponiert. Und doch: Wenn die Rolling Stones morgen in der eigenen Boing 727 in Hannover anrollen, ist das Geschäft schon gelaufen. Was für ein Geschäft: Fast eine halbe Million Menschen haben sich bereits ein Ticket für eines der acht Konzerte besorgt.

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„Da kauf ich mir doch lieber die Platten“. Der mürrische Fan in Hannovers Niedersachstadion spricht zwar nicht für alle 70000, doch für viele. Denn wenn auch die Tour-Manager der Rolling Stones von der „größten Show der Welt“ sprechen – was die Musik der fünf britischen Rock-Heroen angeht, bleibt bei der deutschen Premiere in Hannover doch mancher Wunsch unerfüllt. Auch an Helden dieser Größe, so scheint es, geht der berühmte Zahn der Zeit nicht spurlos vorüber.

Wie gesagt, es war ein Tag-Konzert und da kam bei dieser Hitze nicht so richtig Stimmung auf, zumindest hinten nicht. Außerdem viel ein paar Mal das drahtlose Mikrofon von Mick aus. Die Technik war wohl noch nicht so richtig ausgereift. Zum Schluss gab es dann ein Tag-Feuerwerk. Das hätte man sich auch sparen können.

Etwas enttäuscht fuhren wir nach Hause, beschlossen aber uns am nächsten Tag Tickets für das Zusatz - Konzert am 05. Juli 82 in Köln zu besorgen. Wir sollten nicht enttäuscht werden und standen dort wie gewohnt direkt vor der Bühne.

• Jan 2nd 2009

Ergänzend zu dem Bericht ein paar Bilder von mir von dem Konzert: http://picasaweb.google.com/ol…tones#5286600297739833650 http://picasaweb.google.com/ol…tones#5286600342899678754 http://picasaweb.google.com/ol…tones#5286600431400877922 http://picasaweb.google.com/ol…tones#5286600475177455330 http://picasaweb.google.com/ol…tones#5286600250973897090 Ansonsten: Ich fand das Konzert SUPER, war ja auch erst mein 2., da fehlt die Möglichkeit des Vergleichs. Ich müsste auch noch alte Zeitungsberichte im Original haben...aber alles zu seiner Zeit.

• Sep 20th 2012

Das war mein erstes Stones-Konzert. Ganz früh am Morgen mit dem Zug von Düsseldorf nach Hannover. Dann dieser heisse Hammertag. Anstehen am Gittertor, welches zu spät geöffnet wurde und es darum fast zu Randale kam. Wir hatte Sitzplätze genau gegenüber der Bühne. Erst waren wir enttäuscht, weil wir so weit weg von der Bühne waren. Im Laufe des Tages waren wir aber mehr als froh, da wir nämlich Schatten hatten. Für mich ein unvergessliches Erlebnis! Dieser Bericht beschreibt es sehr gut: http://www.myheimat.de/hannove…r-am-6-juni-d2414842.html

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• Feb 16th 2013

Vintage original Germany June-July 1982 concert handbill

Large original first printing concert handbill advertising THE ROLLING STONES at the Niedersachsenstadion in Hannover on 7th June, the Olympiastadion in Munich on 11th June, and the Müngersdorfer Stadion in Cologne on 5th July, 1982, presented by Fritz Rau in association with Bill Graham.

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Mick Taylor Suffered Serious Financial Problems After Quitting The Rolling Stones

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• Mick Taylor quit the band because he felt creatively unfulfilled, wasn't properly credited for his work, and struggled with addiction.
• Taylor rejoined The Rolling Stones in 2012 but eventually left again, and his net worth is significantly lower than his former bandmates.

When people look back at rock music history, there is no doubt that the discussion has to include The Rolling Stones. After all, The Rolling Stones are such a big deal that fans care when they feud with their peers and when the band refuses to perform certain songs live .

Given how huge The Rolling Stones are, it is shocking that a former member of the band named Mick Taylor quit at the height of their success. Worse yet, it is amazing to know that Taylor went through some really tough times after he quit.

This article will reveal how Mick Taylor wound up suffering financially after leaving The Rolling Stones. The article will then look at why Taylor decided to quit The Rolling Stones at the height of their success.

Mick Taylor Went Broke After Quitting The Rolling Stones

After Mick Taylor joined The Rolling Stones, he contributed to many of the band's legendary songs. Some examples of Rolling Stones songs Taylor was a part of include "Honky Tonk Women", "Wild Horses", "Angie", and "It’s Only Rock And Roll". Thanks to Taylor's status in The Rolling Stones' history, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the band.

Despite the heights that Taylor's career once hit, he wasn't living like a rock legend when he was interviewed by The Daily Mail in 2009. Instead, Taylor was living in a two-story house that The Daily Mail described as a "ramshackle cottage" while struggling to pay his bills .

After years of refusing interviews, Taylor agreed to talk to The Daily Mail in 2009 and show them around where he was living. As a result of Taylor agreeing to open up his home at that time, The Daily Mail was able to reveal how dire his financial situation was at that time.

In The Daily Mail's article, they described seeing a stack of unpaid bills in Taylor's home. If that wasn't bad enough, the outlet's reporter wrote that they could see letters threatening to cut off Taylor's water, electricity, and gas.

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Later in the same article, The Daily Mail found another way to depict Taylor's financial troubles at that time.

The article revealed that when Taylor happens to has money, he sorts through his bills and picks some to pay. However, The Daily Mail reported that when Taylor was broke as he often was, he would call his friends and convince them to perform at a local pub to make ends meet.

The Daily Mail's article also reported that Taylor's home was in serious need of repairs and redecoration in 2009. When asked about the work that his house needed, Taylor told the outlet, "Yeah, I know it needs doing. I just don’t feel up for it right now."

According to what Taylor told The Daily Mail in 2009, his money woes at that time were partly caused by a decision his former bandmates made. Taylor claimed he no longer received any Rolling Stones royalties .

"In 1982 they stopped paying me. They’d signed to a different record company and had new contracts and were advised they didn’t need to pay me anymore."

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Taylor admitted that he should have taken action to get his royalty payments back, but he just lashed out instead.

"I should have got a lawyer,’ he said. ‘But instead, I called them rude words and asked how they could just stop paying me. They all know it’s not right. In fact it is outrageous. They get all the money and I get the plaudits and praise, even from Mick."

Taylor continued, "I’ve tried to talk to Mick a couple of times, but I realize that hiring a lawyer is probably the only way they’ll take me seriously. But they figure I’m not going to do anything about it."

Fortunately for Taylor, he wound up mending fences with his former band after the 2009 interview. In fact, Taylor and Bill Wyman both rejoined The Rolling Stones in 2012 for the band's 50th anniversary tour. Taylor would perform with the legendary band for an extended tour before stepping away once again.

How rich are the members of The Rolling Stones as of March 2024, according to Celebrity Net Worth?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Taylor has a $300,000 fortune as of March 2024. While that is far less than his former bandmates, at least it seems like Taylor's situation is better than it was in 2009.

Mick Taylor Quit The Rolling Stones For Several Reasons

In 2014, The BBC published an article in which they quoted Mick Taylor talking about if he regretted leaving The Rolling Stones . During several interviews, Taylor has made it clear he doesn't regret quitting the band since he argues the real question is whether he regrets joining The Rolling Stones.

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Still, the fascinating thing about Taylor's first tenure as a member of The Rolling Stones is why he quit. Since people are complicated, it shouldn't surprise anyone that Taylor quit The Rolling Stones for several reasons .

During Taylor's aforementioned The Daily Mail interview, he told the outlet that he was angry that he didn't get enough credit. Taylor claimed that Mick Jagger told him he would get songwriting credits, but that didn't happen. "I took offense and that was a contributory factor in my departure. "

In 1969, Mick Taylor joined The Rolling Stones after the band originally formed in 1962. Taylor stayed with the band until he quit in 1974 and stayed away for decades. Taylor then shocked fans by rejoining The Rolling Stones in 2012 and touring with them until leaving again in 2014 . As of March 2024, there is no indication that Taylor will ever join the band again.

Taylor also explained to The Daily Mail that he didn't feel creatively fulfilled by being a member of The Rolling Stones. "I had a creative relationship with Mick, but I was also bored for a lot of the time. I wanted more and they wanted to remain the same."

Finally, Taylor told The Daily Mail that he quit The Rolling Stones because he'd developed an addiction issue . At the time, Taylor believed that he would clean himself up if he left the band.

Sadly, Taylor revealed that his addiction to substances got worse after he left the legendary rock band. When Taylor's father was battling cancer, he was prescribed morphine, which was the substance the rock star was addicted to.

Between ease of access and the emotional turmoil Taylor was in while watching his father struggle, things got worse. "I joined the line of junkies. I was a virtual down and out." On the bright side, Taylor told The Daily Mail in 2009 that he'd been clean "for years".