Rolling Stones - Live in Philadelphia / 25th September 1981 (Tour Opening)
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- 1 CAM PRO SHOT, outtake for TV news use. The OPENING SHOW of American Tour '81 - 25th September at John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
0:01 Under My Thumb
5:04 When the Whip Comes Down
10:26 Neighbours
13:10 Just My Imagination
19:20 Shattered
23:18 Let's Spend the Night Together
26:31 Black Limousine (live debut)
30:00 She's So Cold [part]
No big screen video , no security, no cell phones, no logo clothing, no digital anything, no water bottles, cheap parking, cheap tickets, limited food, limited bathrooms. This was the beginning of the 80s the sky was the limit.
Espetacular sua visão,concordo com tudo que você falou,década lindaaa
I'm sure there was security
I was there ! Great day and times
I was junior in high school when The Stones came to Philly. Needless to say I cut class that day for the show! Was good time!
Drove up with my brother that day from Maryland /DC. George Thoroghgood and Journey opened for the Stones.
I was there too, right up front with my best friend. Snuck a camera in and got some great shots. One of the best days of my life.
I still remember that day like it was yesterday
I was there too brother! George Thorogood and Journey opened up. I was at JFK for live Aid too.
Yes I was there Thorogood rocked the place. Journey was uh...BAD they should have stayed home.
Yep I was there as well.Great show. Journey was pretty forgettable.
A friend of mine that went to the concert with me sent me the link and I thought the same thing we are both now almost 60!!!
@@joebizzizzle Really...clearly we all have our opinions, but I heard Journey was really good @ that concert from a few friends that went...wish I could have been there...those were the days.
I was THERE! Very first concert I ever attended. 15 years old. Journey and George Thorogood opened. Sheesh....seems like 100 years ago!
Me too! My first concert!
Was there at 16 yes old ! It was my first concert ! And it was awesome show!
Philly was hot - two days, "slept" in a van overnight. Hoses yes. JFK bathrooms, all faucets on, water running out of the door like a river. JFK acoustics pretty bad, stones still rocked it. Can hear them now.
I remember sleeping out in JFK parking lot for these tickets. Great party......I was 8th in line for tx.... shadoobee! The day of the concert it was hot as hell and the Stones rocked us something fearce. People were having heat strokes, they kept hosing us down and reminding us where the medics were. I never did soooo much blow in one day as I did that day. Great party, I love the Stones.
Jumping Jack flash is a gas,gas,gas! Rock on Philly!!!!
Shattered....... Shadoobie.
My brain's been splattered all over 5th Avenue! CLASSIC!!!
They've got people dressed in plastic bags directing traffic. Some kind of fashion. Life is just a cocktail party on the street. I was 10 when the Stones did JFK in 81. It was a huge deal. Front page on the paper. ALL the 16 & older crowd went to the show & were blown away.
remember seeing this in the Chicago paper the morning after it happened
I already had tickets for Rockford and Chicago, which was coming up in a few days so exciting!
I was there too- a legendary day indeed. Everyone cut school that day; however, I must say, saw them last week at the Linc and they are better now than in '81. A credit to their age and maturation.
And LIP SYNCING...😮
I was there too. Was up front and it was hot!
I was in the back and was still hot!
I was there it was hotter than hell. Good concert!
This was front page on the Philly inquirer & Bulliton newspapers. Big deal. Sept 81. I was 10 yrs old. Never forget.
I was there , on the field , caught a Carnation from Mick .
My dad told me he snuck into this show with fake security shirts and a cooler full of beer with his boys and I’ve never been more jealous
I was there 2 nights later at then Rich stadium ( Buffalo Bills ) home for the same show in the stands at the front corner of the stage it was GA tickets ?? $15 lol I love you Chrissy wherever you are. Mick said thanks to everyone coming down from canada because of keiths court case. 2nd SHOT this tour Pontiac Silverdome ( Detroit ). again $15 on December 01 thanks Anna whever you are. I love you. jeff in Toronto 😍❤
At 8:33 you see 2 guys in yellow shirts, I'm the one on the right!!!!! Holy crap there's video!!!! WOOHOOO
Yeah and I was the roadie 😂 Sure bud
I watched the concert live from home through ON TV for $50. Not a bad deal for a 15 year old living in faraway Florida.
Missed this one but saw both shows in October (81) in Boulder...shadoobee.
I was there I just started a new job in Philly and the nice boss let me have that Saturday off to go to the show Unforgettable Big Time party going on
I was there but had to leave early from heat exhaustion after waiting through 2 acts I could give 2 shits about. I remember during Thorogood and Journey the sound quality was crap. The wind would actually shift the sound back and forth. But when the stones came on it was full power and that cut through like a freight train. Loud clear and kick ass!
That might've been an often used trick by the soundmen ,,,make the supporting acts not too good ,so the main act would indeed "cut through like a freight train" ...even the Stones were by that time not above such tactics,....
.......it's only showbusiness ,but..............
Exactly!
Was there, I was 16
Where's the rest? I was there,up front with a large group of Angels... They parted the crowd on the way to the front like the Red Sea..my girl and I went right along with them. Great and amazing to see this here. Thanks TH-cam
I was there. My second Stones concert. First was July 4, 1978. To date, I've been to 54.
July 4, 72 DC
How Sir Mick has never taken an accidental stumble off stage (God forbid) is beyond me!
i was in my cousins basement at the age of 9 hearing a live song by song real record setlist on WMMR in philly northeast philly and dancing around becoming a STONES FAN from that night as they played live AT JFK STADIUM TO OPEN THE TOUR AMAZING MEMORIES
Splendid recording. Guitars sound on top !
Love it, and Stu too! I was 19, my first Stones show and was there for both shows. Thank you @rsleo!
It had to be 100 degrees that day.
The next day someone thrown a Coleman cooler at Mick and just missed hitting him in the head.
A true professional he ducked and didn't miss a beat.
Will never forget this concert. It was called their farewell tour. First of many. Lol
I was there what a party we had.
I have a shirt from this very show. It's now in a frame on my wall.
Was There, Good Day"s Of Stone"s Doin Stadium"s !!!
THERE in 81 at JFK...
Followed by LIVE AID Philly in 85..😅
Opening night of the tour opening song catches the shirt thrown on stage ladies and gentlemen that is a f****** Rockstar
Good old memories
I went to the show in Orlando
My very first concert , it was awesome
Van Halen was the opening act
I’m pretty sure it was this concert, but I remembered Mick running around on stage wearing a number 21 Eagles jersey.
Also, I know that’s an older stadium , Man, those people are packed in
Yeah I was there what a great time great time it was me and my friend we had a blast ! Where does the time go ?
2:21 ' Solo, Keith. '
0:01 Under My Thumb
5:04 When the Whip Comes Down
10:26 Neighbours
13:10 Just My Imagination
19:20 Shattered
23:18 Let's Spend the Night Together
26:31 Black Limousine *(live debut)*
30:00 She's So Cold [part]
Yes at jfk stadium. I thought it was going to be their last tour. How did this video get snuck out?
Philly has always been a tough crowd to please. Now that the city finally has a super bowl under their belt maybe they’d change? Oh Hell no! Philly is just a tough today as it was here in 1981 and just as rough and tough as 1776.
Hell yeah!!!!
I was there leaning on stage
@pete fisher I bet your brother Joey would've loved to see this ❤
Good sound quality considering. The Stones themselves admit they were under-rehearsed for this opener.
I was there but I don't remember which day. I don't recall Journey getting booed off the stage so it must have been the second day (I read that Journey sounded better the next day). And yes, it was very, very hot.
Hey Robert, If it was really hot it must have been the first day. I remember it as a beautiful blue sky day and I remember Mick's yellow parka. Wouldn't have warn it on a typical HHH Philly day me thinks. I remember late in the show Mick got in a cherry picker to the right of the stage and articulated over the crowd. Yes?
Journey did get booed off the stage
Betty Boop, i was there both days
R.I.P.
@@romelovesdan to.passed away?
I was there,so many years ago, great show,huge fireworks at the end of the show.Journey and George Thorogood too.Journey was boo'd off the stage. : /
They sure the hell were, then they wet us with the hose!!! Awesome show!!!
LIVE AID was HOT TOO...
However FIREHOSES....😅
I remember journey running off stage, scared to death. Lol
That was me!
Underrehearsed, sound lousy, the stage set up is all wrong( adapted soon after this) Mick Jagger not moving around too much. And yet, it still sounds better than anything else out there.
Does anyone not have something from Journey from that same show :/?
What is a Journey?
Keith Richard’s: “Tears to my eyes yeahhh..or is it sweat” 18:32
Holy fuck did They butcher Shattered I love it lol
Ya i remember i was there..thought they Sucked loved Lonesome George..
BOOOOOO!!!!!
I was there too. Right in front, 150 yards away! Not a way to see a concert. Sound sucked. Also, they must of spent HUNDREDS for that stage. Course we prolly only spent $12 for the tickets. Saw The Who, Elton John, Genesis, Fleetwood Mac at the Spectrum and spent $4.50 - $24 ta see the best! Days long gone.
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Someone get Mick a milkshake!
Those pants were a mistake mick
LSTNT... screwed up! No middle eight.
they were scared..didnt want to move too far from the stage
Why should they have been scared?
They filled this JFK stadium three years earlier in 1978. They played in Front of 400,000 in London in 1969, and also in Altamont in Front of 300,000. Toronto: 500,000 and Brazil before 1.5 million.
In view of this huge audiences, the JFK Stadium concert above, is rather a small audience..... :-)
JFK ?
YUP!
Does anybody remember the pagans being there on a rampage
parting the crowd like the Red Sea?
Maybe... Most of us were there for the music, but others were there to raise hell. I was a 16yo girl, and I went on Saturday. My friend and I got separated by all the pushing and shoving on the field. I was up front, at the fence, packed-in with what appeared to be bikers in their 20's and 30's. One tried to assault me and, later, sucker-punched a 17-year-old I met there. Thankfully, the 17-year-old recovered quickly. He grabbed my hand and got us out of the crowd. We missed most of the Stones, though, thanks to that psycho. What a crazy concert...
I remember the bikers, didn’t remember who, now I know! I also remember the brutal heat, hoses, the stench snd overflowing bathrooms. My first rock concert and I loved it!
@@normapenetta5940 it was pretty insane
@@normapenetta5940 I remember it was pretty chilly in the morning but later that day it was brutal I almost passed out I had to lay down while George Thorogood was playing
That jacket and pants Mick wore were AWFUL! The jacket looked like a Life Preserver and the pants looked like long johns underwear. Looked like he just got out of bed, ready to abandon ship.
It's RFK Stadium, not JFK.
No, this was JFK Stadium (now long gone) in Philadelphia. Live Aid was also held here in July 1985.
Oh, I see. I remember being in the middle of an almost rumble between the gay biker dudes and the south philly toughs!
RFK IS IN WASHINGTON.
JFK PHILLY.
Pete you sure you weren't the gay biker? Since you can't remember the Stadium the Stones played in........
@@markbutterline2551 memory loss means your gay?
Stones suck in a large venue. Blues bands should stick to pubs and small venues. Btw ...52 years a Stones fan and critic.
Jagger is funny really bad moves lol
Honestly, I was at this concert too and did a search for set list, right after just reading a review article of no filter tour where guy said about the beatles or stones question as to which was better decades ago and how he said it was the stones lol. Not to bring that dead horse subject up again But more just trying to relate life in general, the stones still touring, mega rich now and the whole sense of it all. I will say this the stones certainly were the luckiest band of them all...but geez to see mick running around in padded semi football pants here and just the corelation between like genius musicians, messages, etc and this band etc etc etc Maybe I will just end this with "its all bullshit kids"...LOLOLOL
horrendous
HOW PATHETIC! Freddie Mercury is a million times Better!
Guillermo Hernández Freddy is dead
K Grose Not in my heart and the hearts of millions.
W A S, Mick is still going and Fred is dead !
Freddie only appeals to a certain segment of society. The Stones aren't here for that kind of crowd.
Kony Lane and getting tucked in the ass!!!