Rolling Stones’ guitarist, Keith Richards, takes a final bow before a Philadelphia audience at the Wells Fargo Center after playing “Satisfaction.” This could be the final glimpse of Keith Richards on a Philadelphia stage. © Roger Barone 2013
KEITH RICHARDS/ROLLING STONES: WELLS FARGO CENTER PHILADELPHIA (10/1/13)
Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger looks toward members of The Crossing, a choir from Philadelphia that sang backup vocals on “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.” © Roger Barone 2013.
MICK JAGGER/ ROLLING STONES: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
The Rolling Stones audience from inside the “Tongue Pit” looking from the stage to the back of the arena. Approximately, 300 tickets were sold for the “Tongue Pit,” which was a section close to the stage where no chairs were set. First come, first served to the best locations. I wound up in 1st & 2nd rows–right in front of Keith Richards. I was 16 years old in June 1972, when I first saw the Rolling Stones (2 of 3 shows at the Spectrum) © Roger Barone 2013
ROLLING STONES AUDIENCE: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
Mick Jagger plays a black Fender Stratocaster guitar while singing “Miss You” at the Wells Fargo Center during the Rolling Stones second show in Philadelphia. In what could be the Stones final performance in the City of Brotherly Love. © Roger Barone 2013
MICK JAGGER: WELLS FARGO CENTER PHILADELPHIA (June 21, 2013)
Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger & Ronnie Wood, playing “Midnight Rambler” during second show at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. © Roger Barone 2013
MICK JAGGER/RONNIE WOOD: WELLS FARGO CENTER PHILADELPHIA (June 21, 2013)
Rear view of Mick Jagger with Ronnie Wood on guitar playing “Midnight Rambler” at the Wells Fargo Center during the Rolling Stones “50 & Counting” tour. © Roger Barone 2013
MICK JAGGER/RONNIE WOOD: WELLS FARGO CENTER PHILADELPHIA (June 21, 2013)
Bernard Fowler, right, a longtime backup singer for the Rolling Stones waits outside the Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia for other members of the band and road staff. The Stones–with the exception of Charlie Watts and Mick Jagger who traveled by Amtrak train–took a bus to their next venue in Washington DC where they performed the last show of this leg of their “50 & Counting” Tour. © Roger Barone 2013
BERNARD FOWLER/ROLLING STONES: FOUR SEASON HOTEL PHILADELPHIA (June 24, 2013)
From left, Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Mick Taylor playing “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking,” during their second show at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. © Roger Barone 2013
ROLLING STONES: WELLS FARGO CENTER PHILADELPHIA (June 21, 2013)
Mick Jagger, right, and Billy Preston arrive backstage at the Spectrum Arena (the Zamboni tunnel) and hear a photographer (ME) taking photos. They didn’t say a word as they passed by me while heading to the dressing rooms. Billy Preston’s Afro has not been altered, rather the upper lid of the clean-up crew’s buffer machine is visible in the background. © Roger Barone 1975
ROLLING STONES MICK JAGGER/BILLY PRESTON: THE SPECTRUM ARENA (June 29, 1975)
Mick Jagger plays the harmonica during “Midnight Rambler” at the Wells Fargo Center. Keith Richards plays guitar on the left. The Rolling Stones are pictured during their second night in Philly of their “Fifty & Counting” Tour. © Roger Barone
MICK JAGGER/ROLLING STONES: WELLS FARGO CENTER (June 21, 2013)
Rolling Stones Photos & Stories From Philadelphia: The City of Brotherly Love 
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