This is the official promo video for the Rolling Stones 1982 single, "Going To A Go Go". The track features on the 1982 album Still Life (American Concert 1981), and was composed by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and was produced by the Glimmer Twins. The song features Mick Jagger on lead vocals, Keith Richards on guitar and background vocals, Charlie Watts on drums, Ronnie Woodon guitar, Ian "Stu" Stewart on piano, Ian McLagan on keyboard and Bill Wyman on bass guitar. The video was directed by Hal Ashby. The live parts were filmed at the Rolling Stones concert on the 18th December 1981 at the Hampton Coliseum. Buy "Going To A Go Go" on iTunes: itunes.apple.com Still Life (American Concert 1981) itunes.apple.com
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Rolling Stones Going to a go go Bobby Keys on sax
Europen tour 1982 Holland. Amazing keef´s solo. Going to a go go is the song by Moore, Robinson, Robert Rogers, Tarplin – Miracles.
The Rolling Stones – Time Is On My Side (Live) – OFFICIAL PROMO
This is the official promo video for the Rolling Stones 1981 live single "Time Is On My Side". The track features on the 1982 album Still Life (American Concert 1981), and was composed by Norman Meade and produced by the Glimmer Twins. The song features Mick Jagger on lead vocals, Keith Richards on guitar and background vocals, Charlie Watts on drums, Ronnie Woodon guitar, Ian "Stu" Stewart on piano, Ian McLagan on keyboard and Bill Wyman on bass guitar. The video was directed by Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher, who have also worked on promos for acts such as Queen and Sarah Brightman. Can you spot where all the early archive footage of the band is from? Buy "Time Is On My Side" on iTunes: itunes.apple.com Still Life itunes.apple.com
Bill Wyman – A New Fashion (full album version)
Bill Wyman, the Rolling Stones bassist, dabbled in electro New Wave and general bizzarities with pleasantly mixed results in his 1982 self-named solo album. It featured the irresistible hit single Si Si Je Suis un Rock Star (I have posted the full version — check it out). A New Fashion was the third single from the album (after the disastrous Come Back Suzanne) and languidly climbed to #37 in the UK before nodding off to sleep. There is an appealingly quirkiness about this tune, an excellent effort. If anyone would like me to re-post other tracks from this album but with better sound, let me know. If copyright holders wish me to remove this, please contact me directly and I shall do so. Otherwise, enjoy!