Am 19. Juni 1976 spielen die Rolling Stones im Stuttgarter Neckarstadion als erste Band in einem deutschen Fussballstadion

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War da "zufällig" jemand aus dem Forum dabei??

Nööö, ich war "zufällig" auf der anderen Seite des "Eisernen Vorhangs" , um so interessanter der von dir eingestellte Artikel.

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War da "zufällig" jemand aus dem Forum dabei??

Leider nicht Randy, wäre gerne dabeigewesen damals.. ...auch ich war genau wie Voodoo L.E.

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"zufällig" auf der anderen Seite des "Eisernen Vorhangs"

....aber der Artikel ist top...

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War da "zufällig" jemand aus dem Forum dabei??

Dabei nicht aber in der Nähe (war ich 7 Jahre alt)

Mein Neckarstadion

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War da "zufällig" jemand aus dem Forum dabei??

Ich war am 1. Juni 1976 in Dortmund dabei.

So sah die Eintrittskarte von Stuttgart 1976 aus. (Vorder- und Rückseite)

@ Money

Wenn ich Dich damals in Dortmund schon gekannt hätte, hätte ich Dir ein Bier ausgegeben.

Ich schau gerade auf die Eintrittskarte von der Westfalenhalle.

Bei IORR gefunden:

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It is exactly 30 years ago that the Stones played a concert at Stuttgart, Neckarstadion (today named Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion which they will play on August 3). I attended the concert and looked up my old diary on the occasion of the anniversary. The event was announced as a „Midsummer Concert“. I’ll give you an impression of the day. Times are given in CET.

15.43 p.m. The Meters perform as the first group on that afternoon.
16.02 p.m. Interruption because of a damaged fuse, applauded by the audience.
16.19 p.m. The Meters play on, finishing with ‚Johnny B. Goode‘.
17.41 p.m. John Miles Band instead of Robin Trower who did not appear. John played his big hit ‚Music‘ which was in the charts right then.
18.30 p.m. John Miles finishes his gig.
19.18 p.m. Little Feat, featuring Llowell George (I did not like their gig but then I didn’t know their music).
20.16 p.m. Little Feat finish their gig after two encores.
20.55 p.m. The fireworks start, lasting about five minutes and they are great! Afterwards the light fades to dark, and taped music is played in complete darkness.
21.11 p.m. An announcer says ‚Ladies and gentlemen, the ROLLING STONES!‘ And there they are; Mick Jagger, active Keith Richards, lazy Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts with his ‚prisoner‘ haircut and Ron Wood with his hair like the Bay City Rollers (pardon, but that’s the characteristics from my diary back then). I still remember the gleaming red light on stage during ‚Honky tonk women‘.
They played the common setlist for 1976, and the concert was rather mediocre. But then, it was my first Stones concert, and I was of course fascinated. However, I was disappointed that they did not include any oldies besides ‚Get off of my cloud‘. But ‚Fool to cry‘, the current single, was very moving, with Jagger playing piano on the intro; I also remember ‚Star star‘, and the audience went wild when Jagger played the harmonica intro to ‚Midnight rambler‘. He danced with Billy Preston on stage, while Ian Stewart sat half hidden behind his piano and was only mentioned during the band introductions.
22.50 p.m. The show ended abruptly, with Jagger throwing confetti over the other band members, then emptying a bucket of water over his head. Then the band left the stage and the lights went out. We had no idea that the show was planned and there would be no encores.

The recording is available on bootleg and is a very mediocre audience recording. Local TV station SDR 3 broadcast a part of ‚Honky tonk women‘, and I think that they have more footage in their archives. I saw someone record the show with professional equipment but the tape obviously never surfaced. My own attempt to record the concert with a cassette recorder and high-quality microphones failed because erroneously I pulld out the microphone seconds after I had pressed the button and did not notice it. A friend of mine recorded the show with a primitive cassette recorder and a very cheap microphone. But his recording is marred by audience noises so the only song which has some appeal is ‚Fool to cry‘.

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-> http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,457388,460381

Setlist Stuttgart 1976: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/…gart-germany-3d6ede7.html

Das Bootleg vom Konzert:
-> http://img201.imageshack.us/im…ttgartjune191976bkmd4.jpg
-> http://img201.imageshack.us/im…ttgartjune191976frcj0.jpg

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War da "zufällig" jemand aus dem Forum dabei??

Ja, ich war dabei! Das Konzert war ziemlich mittelmäßig, soundtechnisch war man eigentlich auch noch nicht so weit, ein Stadion ordentlich beschallen zu können, so klang alles ziemlich dünn! Außerdem gab es ja auch noch keine Videowände.
An was ich mich lebhaft erinnern kann , sind die Unmengen Amerikaner, die da waren -Stuttgart war damals noch Garnisonsstadt!

Fritz Rau in seinem Buch "50 Jahre Backstage":

"Unter Einsatz der gesamten Überredungskunst eines Mick Jagger gelang es den Rolling Stones 1976 schließlich, mich dazu zu bewegen, das Abschlusskonzert unserer Europatournee als Open Air im Stuttgarter Nackarstadion zu veranstalten. Ich hatte in der Tat mehr Angst als Künstlerliebe...."

"Unser Open- Air - Konzert im Stuttgarter Neckarstadion ging erfolgreich - und vor allem auch zur Zufriedenheit der Rolling Stones- über die Bühne, und trotz noch vorhandener organisatorischer Schwächen war das Publikum doch leidlich zufrieden."