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December 13, 1963: Hillside Ballroom, Hereford, England
December 13, 1981: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ, USA Under My Thumb/When The Whip Comes Down/Let’s Spend The Night Together/Shattered/Neighbours/ Black Limousine/Just My Imagination/ Twenty Flight Rock/Going To A Go Go/Let Me Go/Time Is On My Side/Beast Of Burden/Waiting On A Friend/Let It Bleed/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Band introduction/Little T & A/Tumbling Dice/She’s So Cold/Hang Fire/Miss You/Honky Tonk Women/Brown Sugar/Start Me Up/Jumpin’ Jack Flash/Satisfaction *Footage from this show (along with East Rutherford in November, same year) was included in the Let’s Spend the Night Together movie
December 13, 1989: Olympic Stadium, Montreal, QC, Canada Start Me Up/Bitch/Sad Sad Sad/Undercover Of The Night/Harlem Shuffle/ Tumbling Dice/Miss You/ Almost Hear You Sigh/Ruby Tuesday/Angie/Rock And A Hard Place/Mixed Emotions/Honky Tonk Women/Midnight Rambler/ You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Before They Make Me Run/Happy/ Paint It Black/2000 Light Years From Home/Sympathy For The Devil/Gimme Shelter/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Brown Sugar/Satisfaction/Jumpin’ Jack Flash
December 13, 2012: Prudential Center, Newark, NJ, USA Get Off Of My Cloud/The Last Time/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Paint It Black/Gimme Shelter/Respectable*/Wild Horses/Around And Around/Doom And Gloom/One More Shot/Miss You/Honky Tonk Women/Band introduction/Before They Make Me Run/Happy/Midnight Rambler/Start Me Up/Tumbling Dice/Brown Sugar/Sympathy For The Devil/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Jumpin’ Jack Flash/Satisfaction *With guest John Mayer
December 13, 2012: A collection of love letters written by Mick to American singer Marsha Hunt (original star of hippie counterculture musical Hair, and mother of Mick’s first daughter Karis) sold at auction for $300,000. The letters were penned in the summer of 1969 while Mick was in Australia. They are believed to be the inspiration for Brown Sugar, a connection often mentioned by fans and historians. Their influence reportedly shaped the song’s early themes, adding depth and character to one of the Rolling Stones’ most iconic and controversial tracks.
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