LA Times

Washington Post

Long Beach Press-Telegram

Disc

Daily Bruin

Brown Sugar

Brown Sugar

Brown Sugar

Brown Sugar

Bitch

Bitch

Rocks Off

Rocks Off

Gimme Shelter

Gimme Shelter

Gimme Shelter

Gimme Shelter

Happy

Tumbling Dice

Tumbling Dice

Love In Vain

Love In Vain

Sweet Virginia

Sweet Virginia

YCAGWYW

YCAGWYW

YCAGWYW

All Down The Line

All Down The Line

Midnight Rambler

Midnight Rambler

Midnight Rambler

Bye Bye Johnny

“Turd On The Run” = BBJ

Rip This Joint

Rip This Joint

JJF

JJF

SFM

SFM

SFM

Jagger: “For one thing, Jagger, who had been wearing a blue work shirt or other modest apparel, switched in Long Beach to a flashy silver-lame tuxedo jacket, and seemed to gain a greater air of theatricality from the move.”

Jagger: “a vision in purple-sequined, one-piece, membrane-thin silk jumpsuit, spangled and jangled, with red glitter eye makeup, with sashes and scarves and a white satin cutaway”

Jagger: “wearing what looked like a silver, sequined suit”

Opening: Stevie Wonder

Jagger: “hip-length purple-sequined coat” and “white body-suit”

Jagger: “pink lame jacket trimmed and bound in black” and “platinum-white lame jersey jumpsuit” with

“a gold neck scarf, a pale violet sash, and a gold leather cumberbund/belt, which appeared to be encrusted with sets and shiny stones”

Melody Maker: “Mick dressed to kill this time in his satin and sheen.”

Charles Bukowski, LA Free Press: “Here he was, Mick Jagger. A little blue star pasted near each eye. An outfit on like your hip spade dude would be wearing tomorrow morning. His joint was showing through his tight hot jism pants, and he was dressed to fuck the world, but basically he had style, the style that comes with champions. I liked him right off and at the same time I thought, why does he have to fuck himself up like that?”

Daily Bruin: “Under the jumpsuit was a mysterious protrusion that was too jiggley to be a codpiece but too pronounced to be a cock. Maybe it was a new English invention for pop stars to invest in instead of stuffing socks.”

Long Beach Press-Telegram: “A rotating light reflector hung suspended from the ceiling below what seemed like a two-story-tall hanging of the Stones’ famous ‘tongue poster,’ flanked on either side by closed-circuit screens to benefit those who were unable to see the stage (practically everyone).”