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Today in Rolling Stones history: November 20

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November 20, 1963: ‘Chiswick Polytechnic Dance’, Athletic Ground, Richmond, England

Nov. 20, 1965: State Fair Youth Center, Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

Nov. 20, 1972: Release of Carly Simon’s LP No Secrets, with Mick as guest on one track: You’re So Vain.
Mick famously sang uncredited backing vocals in the song adding swagger and mystery to the track. His presence sharpened the song’s bite and boosted its allure, fueling decades of speculation about its subject (Simon once said their chemistry was so intense that “sleeping together would’ve only toned it down”; their closeness, however, got messy because Simon was with James Taylor at the time, prompting a heated phone call from Jagger’s wife Bianca) while showcasing an unexpected, iconic crossover moment in ’70s pop culture.

Nov. 20, 1981: Unidome, Cedar Falls, Iowa, 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/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

Nov. 20, 2009: Release of Mick Taylor Band’s DVD The Tokyo Concert (live in Tokyo, Japan, April 2009)

November 20, 2015: Release of the Live In Leeds 1982 on Blu-ray/DVD/CD/ 3-LP set
The show marked the final date of the Stones’ 1982 European Tour and became Ian Stewart’s last live appearance with the band. Fans often highlight this concert for its impressive audio, vibrant energy, and the way it spotlights the group playing lean and focused—without additional backing vocalists or an expanded horn lineup. It’s remembered as a pure, powerful performance that captures the band at their most direct and cohesive.

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