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By Alexandra Quiñones
Published on April 19, 2007
Today is 420 and you know what that means: Time to get stoned! And we don’t mean Cheech and Chong-style. Head to Mallory Square tonight for a live concert by Satisfaction, a Rolling Stones cover band. Starting at 8:00 you can watch lead singer Chris LeGrand (a dead ringer for Mick Jagger) and his band perform as part of the World Sailfish Championship.
Expect to hear all the hits, including acoustic numbers like “Wild Horses” and “Angie.” Even if you’ve never seen the real Stones live, you’ll be satisfied with Satisfaction. LeGrand has perfected Jagger’s rock star stage presence, and guitarist Jim Riddick imitates Keith Richard’s pirate swagger. A fireworks show during intermission will complement the group’s charged performance. Arrive early to see an opening act by comedian Tim Wilkins.
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