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Sweet Virginia, Prodigal Son, Time Waits For No One
It only takes three songs to get this conversation started. Join us for interviews with The Rolling Stones fanbase. Each guest picks their favourite Stones songs. Hear first hand accounts from those that witnessed the world's greatest rock and roll band, from 1962 to the present day.
Find the data visualisation here - every song played at every live Rolling Stones show since 1970: https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/bob.drummond/viz/Room1009PodcastDataViz/Dashboard1
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Takeaways
- Sandy's journey as a Rolling Stones fan began in 1981.
- The significance of the sign 'It's Me Mick' at concerts.
- Sandy has seen the Rolling Stones live 269 times.
- The emotional impact of attending concerts and connecting with the band.
- Sandy's first concert experience was transformative and memorable.
- The importance of live music in Sandy's life and personal growth.
- Sandy's humorous anecdotes about concert experiences and signs.
- The evolution of concert experiences over the years.
- Sandy's desire to see the Rolling Stones continue to perform.
- The connection between music and personal identity. The song 'Prodigal Son' has deep biblical roots.
- Live music creates a unique and euphoric experience.
- The Rolling Stones have a dedicated and vibrant fan community.
- Personal connections with band members enhance the fan experience.
- Setlists play a crucial role in concert enjoyment.
- Fans desire more rare songs in live performances.
- Mick Taylor's contributions to the band are significant.
- The emotional connection to music can be profound.
- The future of the Rolling Stones remains exciting for fans.
- Music has the power to create lasting memories and connections.
It only takes three Stones songs to get this conversation started. Get in touch if you want to be on a future show.
