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Highlights for me were a wonderful version of She’s a rainbow, a tender and heart felt Slipping away, and Ronnie’s solo on Can you hear me knocking.

Keith was also keeping the pace going, starting Happy before Ronnie was ready and Honky Tonk Women before Mick was at the microphone: incidents that caused smiles all around on stage.Out Of Time has been disinterred for these dates and inspired the first audience singalong, masterfully orchestrated by showman supreme Mick Jagger, in his element in front of 65,000 enthusiastic fans. We just loved Keith’s set – Slipping Away and Connection are classics, and Keith is so into it, flawlessly supported by Ronnie. Mick was looking great and powerful as always, Keith with a black beanie on his head, Ronnie’s hair re-growing strongly after his treatment this year and Steve, with sunglasses, smiling all the time.

When the support band, Ayron Jones, came on at 8:15 pm (15 minutes after they were scheduled) I wondered if we would see a shorter Stones set. Also thoroughly enjoyed “She’s A Rainbow” early on, as a large beautiful rainbow had appeared behind the massive stage.Glad that we got Gimme Shelter at the end, at the previous show in Lyon they dropped it at the last minute because of the heat.

After every show, I eagerly anticipate reading his thoughtful and heartfelt musings and wanted him to know all the good he’s done in my musical life. I’m so happy that Mick posted the video tribute of the band at the beginning of the concert dedicating the show to Charlie. Even the Tube worked OK, more or less: Strike action, commented on by Mick a few times, affected a few services, but I still got to my East End abode within an hour of the final bow.Just like in Milan, in the the beginning of “Miss You” Keith Richards stayed backstage for a couple of minutes, and came back in to play the first bridge. New drummer Steve Jordan did not attempt the jazzy fills that his much-missed predecessor Charlie Watts brought to the track but his more straightforward style is now well-assimilated within the band and his slightly faster tempos gave several venerable tracks a crisper feel. In the before times, it wasn’t unusual to see him enjoying or participating in the local music scene I wrote about earlier rather regularly. All in all, the boys gave yet another great show…looking forward to the second Hyde Park gig for more surprises in the setlist and great moments to remember! The Stones first played there in an arctic winter in March 1963: one of their early gigs outside London proper.