Rolling Stones
1972-06-24 Fort Worth 1st show
0:00 Brown Sugar
4:04 Bitch
8:34 Rocks Off
12:45 Gimme Shelter
17:39 Dead Flowers
22:11 Sweet Black Angel
25:24 Happy
29:09 Tumbling Dice
35:31 Love In Vain
41:27 Sweet Virginia
46:35 You Can't Always Get What You Want
53:57 Midnight Rambler
1:05:00 Rip This Joint
1:07:17 Jumpin' Jack Flash
As a sleepy-sounding Jagger says, "It's an early show," but by the time they get to Happy, Keith is wide awake and delivers one of the craziest, hottest performances ever.
This was the tour's only performance of Sweet Black Angel. Was this Jagger's first overt protest song on current events? Some people called Street Fighting Man a protest song, but that is fiercely debated. Mother's Little Helper and even Satisfaction could be termed as protest songs, but they were more general, commenting on broader societal issues. Sweet Black Angel started a long tradition of Jagger protest songs (Indian Girl, Undercover Of The Night, and many others) that has continued, to the man's credit, as long as the Stones have been making records.
