The Rolling Stones - When The Whip Comes Down (From The Vault - Live In Leeds 1982)

Thanks for this. Stewart was dismissed from the line up as he was older, he didn't fit the image, and even without him there were 5 members, when most bands had 4. However, he was still a full financial partner. He did not mind, but at first his wife did, and she minded a lot. Within 18 months she changed her mind when none of the Stones' public line up could go to a restaurant, movie, or a shopping trip with out a mob scene, while she and Ian maintained a regular life style, except with millionaire money. Kind of the best of both worlds. I think his very best work, out of many really good ones, was Let's Spend the Night Together. The Stones used Stewart and his piano like a third lead guitar, rather then part of the rhythm section like most bands of the era did if they used a piano. Part of that unique sound they had.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1k9qy-c1XXk

Thank you, my friend SGT (Join to see) for making us aware that on December 12, 1985, Scottish keyboard player Ian Stewart died of a heart attack in his doctor's Harley Street waiting room.

Rest in peace Ian Stewart.

I intend to flesh my response out after I restore my system.

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