The Rolling Stones live at Hartford Civic Center - March 29, 1999 | Full show + video recordings

Welcome to the complete audio + multicamvideo recording of The Rolling Stones No Security tour concert at the Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT, USA. The Rolling Stones performed two consecutive shows in Hartford on March 28 and 29, 1999, as part of the North American No Security Tour. The March 29 performance was the second night at the venue and featured a varied setlist with several rarely performed tracks. This concert included a mid-show B-stage segment, bringing the band closer to the audience, along with a mix of classic material and deeper cuts. Notably, “I Got the Blues” was performed for the first time live since 1971. Highlights Include • Rare performance of: ○ I Got the Blues (first time since 1971) • Keith Richards vocal set: ○ Thief in the Night ○ You Don’t Have to Mean It • B-stage performance featuring: ○ Route 66 (a Bobby Troup cover) ○ When The Whip Comes Down ○ Midnight Rambler • Strong mix of classics and deeper cuts: ○ Respectable ○ Some Girls • the last part of Sympathy for the Devil is missing • The UConn men's basketball team won the NCAA championship that night & there was a video clip before Sympathy for the Devil announcing that they had won In total 20 songs were performed during this show. Setlist No Security tour intro Jumpin’ Jack Flash You Got Me Rocking Respectable Gimme Shelter Honky Tonk Women I Got the Blues Saint of Me Some Girls Paint It Black band introductions Thief in the Night (Keith Richards) You Don’t Have to Mean It (Keith Richards) Out of Control walk to the B-Stage Route 66 (b-stage) When the Whip Comes Down (b-stage) Midnight Rambler (b-stage) walk to the main stage Tumbling Dice It’s Only Rock ’n Roll (But I Like It) Start Me Up Brown Sugar Sympathy for the Devil (encore) Tour Information The No Security Tour (1999) was a continuation of the Bridges to Babylon era, focused on a more stripped-down production compared to the large-scale stadium shows of the previous tour. The band performed primarily in indoor arenas, allowing for more intimate shows and greater variation in setlists. A defining feature of the tour was the inclusion of less frequently played songs alongside major hits, as well as the continued use of a B-stage to enhance audience interaction. The tour took place across North America and emphasized musical diversity over spectacle. The Band Mick Jagger – lead vocals Keith Richards – guitar, vocals Ronnie Wood – guitar Charlie Watts – drums With the addition of: Darryl Jones – bass guitar Chuck Leavell – keyboards, backing vocals Bobby Keys – saxophone Andy Snitzer – saxophone Michael Davis – trombone Kent Smith – trumpet Bernard Fowler – backing vocals, percussion Lisa Fischer – backing vocals Source / Credits Audio: unknown Video: audience recording (complete) – source unknown