This video happened to turn up in my regular scan of Oakland YouTube videos for Oakland News Now. This is special, and so much so that I think the coding for the network knew I wanted it, and so played a trick on me. No, not really. But I do think something in the way of using Airplay interrupted the signal. But I digress.

This concert was awesome. I had primo tickets just 10 yards from the field-level stage and took two of my friends, Cecilia and Beverly, with me. It was a lovely and warm fall night at the full to the rim Oakland Coliseum Stadium, punctuated by a full moon, beaming in all its glory.

The video itself was posted by The Glimmer Stone, a YouTube channel devoted to the The Greatest Band in the world! The Glimmer Stone wrote the following…

00:00:00 Intro by The Glimmer Stone

00:01:08 Not fade away

00:04:13 Tumbling dice

00:09:24 You got me rocking

00:13:02 Shattered

00:17:19 Rocks off

00:22:53 Sparks will fly

00:27:14 Satisfaction

00:33:50 Beast of burden

00:39:14 Out of tears

00:44:35 Doo doo doo doo doo (heartbreaker)

00:48:48 Love is strong

00:54:14 It’s all over now

00:58:28 I go wild

01:05:57 Miss you

01:16:15 Band intro

01:19:36 Honky tonk women

01:24:50 Before they make me run

01:29:06 The worst
01:31:45 Sympathy for the devil

01:38:02 Monkey man

01:42:47 Street fighting man

01:48:42 Start me up

01:53:02 It’s only rock and roll

01:58:10 Brown sugar

02:05:44 Jumping Jack flash

Voodoo Lounge Tour: Was a tour to promote the album “Voodoo Lounge” released on July 11th, 1994. This was their first tour without Bill Wyman, and their first with touring bassist Darryl Jones, as an additional musician. The tour grossed $320 million, becoming as the highest grossing of any artist at that time.This was subsequently overtaken by a few other tours, but it remains the Rolling Stones’ second highest grossing tour behind their 2005–2007 A Bigger Bang Tour.

Production design was by Mark Fisher, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger and Patrick Woodroffe. Graphic design and video animation was by Mark Norton.

The shows:

11/09/1994 Soldier Field – Chicago

12/09/1994 Soldier Field – Chicago

15/09/1994 Mile High Stadium – Denver

18/09/1994 Faurot Field – Columbia

22/09/1994 Veterans Stadium – Filadelfia

23/09/1994 Veterans Stadium – Filadelfia

25/09/1994 Williams-Brice Stadium – Columbia

27/09/1994 Liberty Bowl – Memphis

29/09/1994 Three Rivers Stadium – Pittsburgh

01/10/1994 Cyclone Field – Ames

04/10/1994 Commonwealth Stadium – Edmonton

05/10/1994 Commonwealth Stadium – Edmonton

10/10/1994 Louisiana Superdome – Nueva Orleans

14/10/1994 MGM Grand Garden Arena – Las Vegas

15/10/1994 MGM Grand Garden Arena – Las Vegas

17/10/1994 Jack Murphy Stadium – San Diego, CA

19/10/1994 Estadio Rose Bowl – Pasadena

21/10/1994 Estadio Rose Bowl – Pasadena

23/10/1994 Rice-Eccles Stadium – Salt Lake City

26/10/1994 Alameida County Coliseum – Oakland, CA

28/10/1994 Alameida County Coliseum – Oakland, CA

29/10/1994 Alameida County Coliseum – Oakland, CA

31/10/1994 Alameida County Coliseum – Oakland, CA

03/11/1994 Sun Bowl – El Paso

05/11/1994 Alamodome – San Antonio

11/11/1994 War Memorial Stadium – Little Rock

13/11/1994 Astrodome – Houston

15/11/1994 Georgia Dome – Atlanta

16/11/1994 Georgia Dome – Atlanta

18/11/1994 Cotton Bowl – Dallas

22/11/1994 Tampa Stadium – Tampa

25/11/1994 Joe Robbie Stadium – Miami

27/11/1994 Universidad de Florida – Gainesville

01/12/1994 Silverdome – Pontiac

03/12/1994 Sky Dome – Toronto

05/12/1994 Estadio Olímpico de Montreal – Montreal

06/12/1994 Estadio Olímpico de Montreal – Montreal

08/12/1994 Carrier Dome – Syracuse

11/12/1994 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome – Minneapolis

15/12/1994 Kingdome – Seattle

17/12/1994 BC Place Stadium – Vancouver

18/12/1994 BC Place Stadium – Vancouver

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