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Rolling Stones on video: Keith Richards interview by Robin Denselow

Newsnight, BBC2, UK TV, June 24 1982
Featuring:
-Newsnight Keith interview by Robin Denselow (Paris 13.6.82)
-Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -Paris 13.6.82, part only
– KR going to court 1976 & 1978
– Stones driving to a concert 
– Star Star (MJ/KR) -Oshawa 22.4.79, 1st show
– Interview with RW by Robin Denselow (Paris 13.6.82)
– Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Paris 13.6.82, part only
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The Rolling Stones’ 1982 European tour was one for the books, full of energy, iconic performances, and a mix of new hits and classic anthems. It was part of their Tattoo You album tour, which was released in 1981, and it marked another chapter in the band’s legendary live shows. The tour kicked off in the spring and saw the Stones hit cities like London, Paris, and Berlin, playing to massive crowds across the continent.

What stood out about this tour was the mix of the band’s incredible stage presence and the way they delivered their timeless hits like Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, and Start Me Up. But it wasn’t all about the classics—Tattoo You had given them fresh material, and they were eager to show it off, with tracks like Hang Fire and Little T&A becoming fan favorites.

Mick Jagger’s energy was through the roof, as usual, strutting around the stage with his signature moves. Keith Richards, as always, delivered on the guitar with his raw, gritty riffs. The chemistry between the band members was undeniable, and even though the group was going through its own struggles and changes at the time, they still managed to put on an unforgettable show.

The 1982 European tour also showcased the Stones’ incredible adaptability, shifting from the more polished sound of the ‘70s to the more stripped-back rock vibe that would dominate the ‘80s. It was another solid year for the Rolling Stones, reinforcing their place as one of the best live bands in the world.

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