The Rolling Stones — Live in Tokyo
Recorded March 22, 2006
Tokyo Dome · Tokyo · 
Japan
Setlist
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Tour albumA Bigger Bang2005 · A Bigger BangThe album names the tour and supplies four songs to the Tokyo show“To see the opening of the A Bigger Bang Tour's Japanese leg, on the first of two nights at the Tokyo Dome.”
Context
On March 22, 2006, the Tokyo Dome hosts the first Japanese night of the A Bigger Bang Tour. The journey began the year before and reaches Tokyo with a new album among the classics. Richie Kotzen opens; then the Stones come on with Jumpin' Jack Flash.
Jagger plays guitar on Rain Fall Down and shares Night Time Is the Right Time with Lisa Fischer. Richards switches to 12-string acoustic guitar for As Tears Go By and takes the vocals on This Place Is Empty and Happy. Miss You takes the band to the B-stage, bringing the quartet closer to another part of the crowd.
Two days later, the Stones return to the same stadium with another selection of songs. The tour runs until August 2007, but this first Tokyo night circulates in unofficial editions. The edit combines professional footage with soundboard audio and audience recording: a document parallel to the tour's official history.
- Lisa Fischer shares Night Time Is the Right Time with Jagger.
Lineup at this show
The lineup of this performance — not necessarily the current one.
- Mick JaggerVocals and guitar
- Keith RichardsElectric and acoustic guitar and vocals
- Ronnie WoodGuitar
- Charlie WattsDrums
- Darryl JonesBass
- Chuck LeavellKeyboards, backing vocals and musical director
- Lisa FischerVocals and percussion
- Bernard FowlerBacking vocals and percussion
- Blondie ChaplinBacking vocals, electric and acoustic guitar and percussion
- Bobby KeysSaxophone
- Tim RiesSaxophone and keyboards
- Michael DavisTrombone
- Kent SmithTrumpet
Trivia
Richie Kotzen opens the first night at the Tokyo Dome.
Keith Richards plays a 12-string acoustic guitar on As Tears Go By.
Lisa Fischer shares vocals with Mick Jagger on Night Time Is the Right Time.
The soundcheck includes She's So Cold, Rain Fall Down, Wild Horses, As Tears Go By, Going to a Go-Go and Back of My Hand.
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