Mick Jagger Roundhay Park, 1982
Denis: "Mick Jagger in front of 120,000 fans at Roundhay Park, Leeds in 1982. This show was the first ever UK 'mega gig', and the biggest and final show of the tour. Keyboardist and founder band member Ian Stewart died three years later, and the Stones didn't play in the UK again until 1990.
A vivid memory of the show was walking down to the stage with Mick during support act J Geils Band's set, and clambering up the ladders with him between the levels of scaffolding. He may have a head for heights but I don't, and half way up I turned around and came back down. I don't know what Mick thought when he got to the very top of the stage and I wasn't there, but I definitely missed a great picture."
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