By the end of the European tour in 1973the Rolling Stones played two shows at the Brøndby Hallen inCopenhagen (on October the 7th). Debate exists about the propersequence of the two shows. There is no internal evidence indicatingwhich is the early show and which is the late, but they can bedistinguished by the different song played in the sixth slot of theset list. It has been commonly assumed that Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo(Heartbreaker) was played in the early show and Dancing With Mr. Dthe late. In May 2008 a new tape source appeared labeled the earlyshow and has Dancing With Mr. D on it. So now Stones collectors arenow convinced that the reverse is true, so that Dancing With Mr. Dis the early show and Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) is thelate. Are You Ready Copenhagen features the more popular late showand the sound quality is good to very good but distant anddistorted. The distortion increases a bit from Honky Tonk Women tothe end of the tape. Like the two previous tours, the show beginswith an energetic Brown Sugar followed almost immediately by GimmeShelter. Keith Richards spot is very early in the set as Jaggersays mysteriously, We’re gonna get Keith up to sing, from the filmof the same name, Happy. After Tumbling Dice they play a new songset with three numbers from Goats Head Soup. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo(Heartbreaker) is one of the better songs from the album and aneffective live piece. Although it began the tour as a regular partof the promotion of the new album, this song made fewer appearancesthan the others and would be played only one more time on this tourafter the late show in Copenhagen. I just need my mic stand andwe’ll do another one off the new album. Thank you kind sir. I’lltell you what we’ll do. We’ll do a new song for you and this one’scalled Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo. Now we gotta get the tempo right. Mickthen hums the opening melody as Keith on guitar and Billy Prestonjoin in on clavinet. The funky interlude in Copenhagen isn’t asgood as earlier in the tour, sounding quite repetitive. Taylor isan amazing blues guitarist but seems to draw the line at funk. YouCan’t Always Get What You Want features a sax solo by TrevorLawrence that is a precursor to those played by Ernie Watts on the1981 tour lending jazz cabaret feel to the piece. Midnight Rambleris the show stopper as Jagger enacts the drama and attempts veryhard to encourage the audience to participate in the song,following his whoops and shouts. They whip the audience into afrenzy with the closing numbers Jumping Jack Flash and StreetFighting Man.

Track list:
1. Brown Sugar
2. Gimme Shelter
3. Happy
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Star Star
6. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
7. Angie
8. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
9. Midnight Rambler
10. Honky Tonk Women
11. All Down The Line
12. Rip This Joint
13. Jumpin Jack Flash
14. Street Fighting Man

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Condition cd: nm

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