The Rolling Stones Perform 'Hand Of Fate' at Pavillon de Paris
Venue: Pavillon de Paris
Location: Paris, Île-de-France, France
Date: June 6, 1976
In June 1976, during the recording of "Hand of Fate" at the Pavillon de Paris, The Rolling Stones were promoting their album "Black and Blue," which was released in April 1976. This album marked a significant transitional phase for the band, featuring new guitarist Ronnie Wood following the departure of Mick Taylor. "Black and Blue" combined various musical styles, reflecting the band's evolution and experimentation during this era. Notably, the live recording showcases the energy and dynamic stage presence that the Stones were renowned for, encapsulating their status as one of rock's enduring live acts. During this period, the band was also confronting various personal and professional challenges, which added depth to their performances. The concert in Paris was part of their "Black and Blue Tour," which helped solidify Wood's place in the band and signified a new chapter in their storied legacy.
