I.M.P. 1001/2/3: THE ROLLING STONES ‘1975 Tour of the Americas part one’ aka “Who went to church this Sunday” + “part two” + “1975 NERVOUS BREAKDOWN / L.A. FRIDAY” / Mike Millard
Matrix – side1: Impact 1 / Side2: Impat 2
dbboots.com states: First edition in black vinyl. Second edition in multicolored vinyl. Third edition with Ruthless Rhymes labels and black vinyl.
Source: Great Western Forum, Inglewood, CA – 13 & 10 July 1975 (different venue & date where noted)
Side 1. If You Can’t Rock Me (03:33) / Get Off Of My Cloud (03:40) / Star Star (04:37) [July 10] / You Gotta Move (05:01) / Brown Sugar (03:48) / Band intro (01:25) / It’s Only Rock’n Roll (But I Like It) (06:05)
Side 2: Tumbling Dice (05:50) / Wild Horses (07:24) / Jumping Jack Flash (06:47)
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Part 2:
MATRIX: Impat-2-1 (1) Rolling Stones Forever. Impat-2-1 (2) Watch For Part III
Side 1: Gimme Shelter (05:33) / Ain’t Too Proud to Beg (03:47) / Midnight Rambler (14:46)
Side 2: Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) (05:16) [July 10] / Fingerprint File (09:41) [July 10] / Sympathy For The Devil (10:05)
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Part 3 “1975 Nervous Breakdown / L.A. Friday” [the 13th was actually a Sunday]:
MATRIX: IMPACT 5 SIDE 1 THIS SIDE FOR J. WIZARDO / IMPAT 5 SIDE 2 THIS SIDE FOR LARRY.
Side 1: Honky Tonk Women (05:29) / All Down The Line (04:09) / Angie (05:52) [July 10] / Luxury (03:42) [June 1, Baton Rouge, LA – 2nd show] / Dance Little Sister (04:26) [June 1, Baton Rouge, LA – 1st show]
Side 2: You Can’t Always Get What You Want (12:42) [July 10] / Happy (03:37) / Brown Sugar (04:22) [July 10] / Rip This Joint (02:09) / Street Fighting Man (04:12)
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1975 was quite a year for live show tapers and bootleggers. Led Zeppelin toured from January to March, Pink Floyd started their in April, the Wizardo label started churning out titles in the middle of the year, as did another massive Rolling Stones North American Tour. Again, Vicky Vinyl was able to secure copies of excellent audience recordings made by local concert taper Mike Millard, who worked in the Audio Visual Dept. at Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) in Orange County, CA.
“part two” especially clearly shows Vicky Vinyl’s love for the band in every detail and stands high above any output from most of the contemporary bootleggers at that time. This material has since been officially released by the band as a download – under Vicky’s chosen title L.A. Friday to boot! – and subsequently bootlegged on vinyl again from the FLAC files (see last image before the Mike Millard notes).
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Some of the disc variations:
red – IMP logo label
white – IMP text label
blue – Slipped Discs text label
MCV blue – blank label
MCV red – IMP text label
MCV blue/black – IMP logo label
MCV red – Slipped Discs text label
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In 1976, the single albums were reissued as a 3 LP box, using the inserts for the first release and blacking out “part one”:
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P.S. 2012 limited vinyl bootleg set made from the official soundboard recording released by the band.
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Mike Millard
The recorder model used by Mike Millard from 1975 onwards. Not much is known about Mike and the same information is usually copied across the web sites that mention him. The following blog post was written by someone who actually knew him:
http://www.barry-goldstein-concert-closet.com/2010/03/odds-n-ends-mike-millard-facts.html
List of shows known to have been taped by Mike Millard:
Yes 18/03/1974 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Yes – March 19, 1974, Long Beach, CA, Long Beach Arena
David Bowie 16/09/1974 Convention Center * Anaheim, CA
Elton John 05/10/1974 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Jethro Tull 09/02/1975 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Rod Stewart & The Faces 05/03/1975 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Led Zeppelin 11/03/1975 Long Beach Arena
Led Zeppelin – March, 12th, 1975, Long Beach, CA, Long Beach Arena
Led Zeppelin – 75-3-24 LA Forum
Led Zeppelin – 75-3-25 LA Forum
Led Zeppelin – 75-3-27 LA Forum
Pink Floyd 26/04/1975 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Suzy Quatro 17/06/1975 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Yes – June 21, 1975 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl The Sorcerer
Yes – June 23, 1975, Long Beach CA, Long Beach Arena
Rolling Stones – LA Forum, Los Angeles, CA, July 09, 1975
Rolling Stones – LA Forum, Los Angeles, CA, July 11, 1975
Rolling Stones – LA Forum, Los Angeles, CA, July 12, 1975
Rolling Stones – LA Forum, Los Angeles, CA, July 13, 1975 Tour of the Americas, part one, two, three
Eric Clapton 14/08/1975 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Ruby Starr & Grey Ghost 07/09/1975 Long Beach Arena
Black Sabbath 07/09/1975 Long Beach Arena
Elton John 29/09/1975 Sports Arena * San Diego, CA
Genesis 01/05/1976 Starlight Amphitheatre * Burbank, CA
Jethro Tull 14/01/1977 Civic Auditorium * Pasadena, CA
Jethro Tull 16/01/1977 Dorothy Chandler Pavilion – Music Center * Los Angeles, CA
Queen 03/03/1977 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Return To Forever 08/04/1977 Civic Auditorium * Santa Monica, CA
Led Zeppelin – 1977-6-19 San Diego, CA
Led Zeppelin 21/06/1977 The Forum * Inglewood, CA Listen To This Eddie
Led Zeppelin – 1977/06/23 The Forum, Inglewood, CA For Badge Holders Only / Part Two
Led Zeppelin – 1977-06-25 , Inglewood Forum, CA
Led Zeppelin – The Forum, Inglewood, CA June 27, 1977
Journey 14/08/1977 Long Beach Arena
Fleetwood Mac 30/08/1977 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Yes – The Forum, Inglewood, CA – September 23, 1977
Yes – The Forum, Inglewood, CA – September 24, 1977
Yes 26/09/1977 Long Beach Arena
Linda Ronstadt 03/10/1977 Universal Amphitheatre * Los Angeles, CA
Rod Stewart 13/12/1977 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Cheap Trick 31/12/1977 Long Beach Arena
Kansas 31/12/1977 Long Beach Arena
David Bowie 04/04/1978 The Forum, Los Angeles, CA
Bob Dylan 01/06/1978 Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA
Bob Dylan 03/06/1978 Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA
Bob Dylan 07/06/1978 Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA
Bob Dylan 07/06/1978 Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA (2sd source)
Jackson Browne 08/06/1978 Long Beach Arena
Thin Lizzy 16/08/1978 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
The Kinks 25/06/1978 Universal Amphitheatre * Los Angeles, CA
Peter Gabriel 1978-09-30 & 1978-10-01 The Roxy – W.Hollywood, CA
Yes – October 5, 1978, Inglewood, CA, Great Western Forum
Yes – October 6, 1978, Inglewood, CA, Great Western Forum
Bob Dylan 18/11/1979 Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA
Bob Dylan 19/11/1979 Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA
Genesis 25/05/1980 The Roxy * Hollywood, CA
The Who 23/06/1980 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
The Eagles 29/07/1980 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Bruce Springsteen 01/11/1980 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Rush 12/06/1981 Convention Center * Anaheim, CA
Bruce Springsteen 23/08/1981 Sports Arena * Los Angeles, CA
Stevie Nicks 12/12/1981 Wilshire Ebell Theatre, Los Angeles
David Bowie 14/08/1983 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Eric Clapton – Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Laguna Hills, CA 23 September 1988
Bruce Springsteen 21/09/1988 Los Angeles
Jimmy Page 07/10/1988 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Neil Young 18/08/1989 Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA
Bob Dylan 08/09/1989 Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA
The Rolling Stones 22/10/1989 Memorial Coliseum * Los Angeles, CA
Paul McCartney 29/11/1989 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 03/03/1990 Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA
John Prine 20/10/1991 Irvine Meadows * Irvine, CA
Linda Ronstadt * 1990-10-22 Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA
Bruce Springsteen 16/11/1990 Los Angeles (Officially Released)
Robert Plant 09/08/1991 Sports Arena * San Diego, CA
Dire Straits 08/02/1992 The Forum * Inglewood, CA
U2 12/04/1992 Sports Arena * Los Angeles, CA
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I have an album from the Rolling Stones called 1975 tour of the Americas it’s a two vinyl four side album. The thing is I can’t find it on the web can some one tell me why or have any ideas where I can find more info on this album. Thank you
Moonstone Records – This is a copy of IMP 1101 & 1102 under a new B&W printed cover
we have a rolling stones vinyl that starts of at an american radio station talking to Peter Rudge, it has stencilled on it /RS75-A
THEN ON OTHER SIDE /RS75-2
this has no writing on label and plain white sleeve, any help would be greatly appreciated
That LP is ROLLING STONES AMERICAN TOUR 75 VOLUME 1 , originally released with Holly Grail paper labels.
I have a rolling stone 1975 tour of the Americas part 1 but it’s all black cover and the vinyl just says 1 and 2
Glancing at taper info when the name Steve Hopkins came up yesterday… Anyhow, lots of diehard tape heads are familiar with JEMS, an acronym for several long time tapers/ collectors. They found several rocking Mike Millard tapes, presumed lost, they included Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan shows from 1978 and 1980, I would be curious to see a full(er) list of Mike Millard tapes.
Also, a respectful and belated RIP to Jared H. – the J in JEMS who passed away a little while ago. There is a youtube interview with him somewhere, shot soon before he died. Entertaining to watch…
Funnily, for us obsessed nuts, someone in the comments noticed a couple of intriguing looking cassette cases- I.e. noticed certain artists/ dates that mightn’t be floating around.
good post T 😉
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