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Performing Prodigal Son - MSG - NYC - November 28, 1969 - 2nd Show
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Topic: STONES PHOTOS 68-73 ERA Return to archive
09-13-01 02:30 AM
Street_Fighting_Man if anyone knows where i can find any pics from the "golden era" of the stones (like the Jagger and Stevie live in New York '72 thats up right now) i'll be greatfull if u can get back to me if u do!
09-14-01 12:15 AM
VoodooChileInWOnderl This was the photo...


Performing Uptight/Satisfaction
Last song of the show, last show of the tour and Mick's Birthday. MSG NYC July 26th, 1972


Some books have real great shots of this era, one of them is Book The Rolling Stones "Exile" (Genesis Publications ISBN: 0-904351-81-5 ), a real great book with a lot of great pix. Click here to see samples and order information.

Also check our page for sources of photos, there are many of that period.

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