The Rolling Stones Live Full Concert + Video, Ford Field, Detroit, 15 November 2021

Complete audio + video recordings of The Rolling Stones 2021 No Filter Tour at Ford Field, Detroit, USA.

It was the first show in Michigan since 2015. This show was dedicated to Charlie Watts, the long-time Rolling Stones drummer, who passed away on August 24, 2021.

Some highlights:
- You Got Me Rocking was played live 9 times on this tour so far.
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg (The Temptations cover) was played live for the first time since 2007. This Mowtown song was especially played for the crowd in Detroit.
- Wild Horses was the song vote winner. Keith played electric guitar on this one. The last time they did this one, they were looking for Keith's acoustic guitar, but this time it was already planned to be a version with an electric guitar.
- Their newest song, about the Lockdown, Living in a Ghost Town was played live on this tour.
- Keith Richards did Connection and Before They Make Me Run.
- Brown Sugar is not performed on this tour. But 19th Nervous Breakdown is back on the setlist on this tour.
- Complete audio and complete Video recordings are included!

The Rolling Stones played the following 19 songs:
00:00 Intro (Charlie Watts Tribute)
01:02 Street Fighting Man
05:19 You Got Me Rocking
08:56 19th Nervous Breakdown
13:07 Speech by Mick Jagger for Charlie/Show dedicated to Charlie Watts
14:16 Tumbling Dice
19:49 Ain't Too Proud To Beg
24:42 Song Vote
25:32 Wild Horses (vote song)
31:08 You Can't Always Get What You Want
40:17 Living In A Ghost Town
47:28 Start Me Up
51:59 Honky Tonk Women
56:37 Mick Jagger talking about his time in Detroit
57:43 Band introductions
1:01:37 Connection
1:05:30 Before They Make Me Run
1:09:36 Miss You
1:19:44 Midnight Rambler
1:33:32 Paint It Black
1:39:29 Sympathy For The Devil
1:46:38 Jumping Jack Flash
1:55:24 Gimme Shelter (Encore)
2:02:55 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Encore)
2:10:30 Bow

The 2021 No Filter Tour is the fourth leg of The Rolling Stones No Filter Tour. It was rescheduled from 2020 to 2021 due to the Corona Pandemic. Shows were rescheduled or canceled and new shows were added for this postponed tour. It was announced Steve Jordan would replace Charlie Watts for this part of the tour as he wasn't fit enough. But on 24 August The Rolling Stones drummer, Charlie Watts died. The 2021 No Filter tour started with Steve Jordan on drums. The 2021 No Filter tour was dedicated to Charlie Watts. Before this tour, The Rolling Stones did a private show in a tent in the Gillette Stadium, Boston.

Source/credits:
Audio: Unkown
Pictures: Hendrik Mulder, Bjornulf Vik, Geir Greni, Robert Stang, Jan Veeken, John Bielusiak, Scott Legato
Video: dnewton98, Jim Powers, matt lee, Kenz Vidz, Shawn Rosinski, Enjoy Detroit by Tom Sarnowski.
Editing: EdBMusic

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