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rs-rock the palais-t / The Rolling Stones Toronto Palais

Rolling Stones
Rock The Palais
Secret Gig In Toronto 2002
Live At Palais Royale Ballroom, Toronto Canada, August 16, 2002



1 It's Only Rock And Roll
2 Sad Sad Sad
3 If You Can't Rock Me
4 Stray Cat Blues
5 Hot Stuff
6 Don't Stop
7 Honky Tonk Women
8 Torn And Frayed
9 Wild Horses
10 Happy
11 I Can't Turn You Loose
12 Heart Of Stone
13 Can You Hear Me Knockin'
14 Jumpin' Jack Flash
15 Brown Sugar

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Royale event
With stars in the crowd, Rolling Stones rock the Palais
By JANE STEVENSON -- Toronto Sun

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ROLLING STONES
Palais Royale, Toronto
Friday, August 16, 2002
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Call them rock music's Royale family. Sir Mick and The Rolling Stones last night played
their third Toronto club gig in nine years, hitting the stage at Palais Royale on Sunnyside Beach at 10:42 p.m.
They dazzled a star-studded crowd of about 1,000 -- which included actresses Sharon Stone, Kate Hudson and Liv Tyler --
iterally until "just around midnight" with their encore song, Brown Sugar. "It was great fun. We had a laugh.
Thanks, everybody," singer Mick Jagger said at the end.
The Stones opened their set with a searing version of their 1974 classic It's Only Rock And Roll, amid deafening cheers.
After the opening number, Jagger took off his jacket to reveal a sparkling turquoise tank-top with silver sequins that
spelled out 'LICK' - and asked the crowd, "Are you okay?" They responded in the affirmative, despite the suffocating heat
that drove many to seek cooler temperatures outside -- on the dance hall's wooden deck and below on the pavement.
Jagger, guitarists Keith Richards and Ron Wood, and drummer Charlie Watts -- with help from bassist Daryl Jones,
a keyboardist, three backup singers and a four-man horn section -- then launched into Sad, Sad, Sad, a song from
their 1989 Steel Wheels album.
Among the 700 invited guests in the 80-year-old lakefront dancehall was a slew of star actors, also including Dennis Quaid
and James Spader. An additional 300 people bought tickets early yesterday morning. The Stones' third song was
If You Can't Rock Me, a staple of their '70s shows, and it was followed by such crowd-pleasers as Honky Tonk Woman,
Wild Horses, Heart Of Stone, Can't You Hear Me Knocking and Jumpin' Jack Flash.
Whenever the band did attempt a more obscure tune -- such as Torn & Frayed -- Jagger joked sarcastically: "I'm sure it's going to sound perfect."
Not to be outdone in the vocal department was Richards, dressed in his trademark bandana with matching purple shirt and tank
top, who took over the microphone for Happy much to the pleasure of everyone assembled.
"We are rehearsing," he emphasized with a chuckle before doing the song proud.
The Stones have been in Toronto since late July, rehearsing for their fall North American "Licks" tour, which coincides with
the release of their 40-year retrospective, double-CD Forty Licks.
"It's great to get out here and play, I tell you that," said Jagger early in the hour-and-20-minute set.
"We've been here four weeks, but it sounds like four days," he added self-deprecating.
Doors at Palais Royale opened last night at 8:30 p.m., later than expected as concert-goers milled about on the dance hall's
back deck that opened onto the lake.



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Performance
Rolling Stones 2002-08-16 Palais Royale, Toronto, ON
Set 1It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
Sad Sad Sad
If You Can't Rock Me
Stray Cat Blues
Hot Stuff
Don't Stop
Honky Tonk Women
Torn And Frayed
Wild Horses
Happy
I Can't Turn You Loose
Heart Of Stone
Can You Hear Me Knockin'?
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Brown Sugar
Set 2
Set 3
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