Stones roll into Manorhaven Beach Park
- Thomas Tittmann
- 3 hours ago
- 3 min read
Act I - Streetfighter covered Rolling Stones Thursday 7 PM Manorhaven Beach Park
Next stop on the musical express is Thursday at 7 pm at Manorhaven Beach Park. Streetfighter will be creating their own British Invasion with a show that features a video history of the Stones. They've been performing since 1978.
If you’re gonna spend any time sitting, bring a chair!
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Let's Spend the Night Together
Brown Sugar
CLICK: https://youtu.be/Cwd15wTEbuc
Lil Stoner...Keepin' the music playing...
Streetfighter Rolling Through the Decades Promo
They've been rolling since 1978...
Rolling Through the Decades is a high-energy, multimedia concert experience that brings the music and legacy of The Rolling Stones to life like never before. Performed live by Streetfighter, America’s longest-running Rolling Stones tribute band, the show combines a powerhouse on-stage performance with a cinematic video presentation that carries the audience through each era of the Stones’ history — from the British Invasion and Mod years, through the psychedelic late ’60s, the grit of the 1970s, and into the modern stadium era. Rather than simply recreating the songs, Rolling Through the Decades tells the story behind the music, using custom visuals, historic footage, and era-specific imagery synced to every performance. The result is an immersive journey through six decades of rock and roll that feels part concert, part film, and entirely unforgettable.
And from their online presence...Lots more there...
Act II - Stones vs Deadheads…and more…
This next link includes “biased” mention of times at parties in our 20’s where Stoners & Deadheads would battle for control of the record player…
The next story includes some hot clips of Jagger and Company at the 1968 Rock 'n Roll Circus...A carnival that included lots of stars like John and Yoko and one significant underworld celeb...
While he is NOT Tattoo...the setting could be on a Fantasy Island...
BONUS: The Rolling Stones songs that the Grateful Dead added to their sets
[Complete article at 2nd link] "There is a wonderfully strange moment during the documentary Long Strange Trip where both The Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead are at the same airport. From the looks of it, this is Let It Bleed-era Stones and Aoxomoxoa-era Dead, probably somewhere around 1969. There’s even a brief chat between Jerry Garcia and Mick Jagger, one of the stranger instances of worlds colliding."
"Finally, ‘The Last Time’ found a permanent place in the Grateful Dead’s setlist during the 1990s. Even though it’s universally seen as a Rolling Stones original, ‘The Last Time’ interpolates quite a bit of the traditional gospel song ‘This May Be the Last Time’. The song’s signature guitar riff is all Stones, however, and the Dead were clearly paying tribute to the Brits when they covered it 70 times over the course of four years in some of their final live treks."
As you watch, notice all the black balloons floating by the stage...
..."Paint it Black"...
This one partially obscures the right side of Phil's face and his 6-string...
Another to Bobby's left...See the light on its top...
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