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Slideshow Sponsored Links Half a century on, Rolling Stones rock Brooklyn Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Rolling Stones give satisfaction despite high prices Mon, Nov 26 2012 Rolling Stones turn back clock with hit-filled comeback Sun, Nov 25 2012 UPDATE 3-Rolling Stones turn back clock with hit-filled comeback Sun, Nov 25 2012 Rolling Stones pounce on early hits at London show Sun, Nov 25 2012 Rolling Stones return to mark 50 years in music Sun, Nov 25 2012 Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » Music » By Edith Honan NEW YORK | Sun Dec 9, 2012 4:12am EST NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fifty years since their first London jam sessions, the Rolling Stones kicked off the U.S. leg of a brief anniversary tour with a vibrant show in New York on Saturday that belied their years - wrinkles and nostalgia aside. Drummers wearing gorilla masks warmed up the crowd packed into Brooklyn's Barclays Center as black-clad women swung their long tresses in rhythm. Mick Jagger pranced, shimmied and howled his way through the 2-1/2 hour show, pausing to reminisce about the band's history and its first New York concert at Carnegie Hall in 1964. For a group whose early years were punctuated by quarrels and occasional brushes with the law, the biggest controversy ahead of Saturday's show was the price of seats - up to $800, and as much as 10 times that amount on websites offering last-minute tickets. In those days, milk was cheaper and "tickets to the Rolling Stones was - well, I'm not going to go there," Jagger acknowledged. The band's last major tour was in 2007 and the latest reunion almost didn't happen, owing in part to a spat between Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards over comments Richards made about the singer in a 2010 autobiography. Richards joked in a recent interview: "We can't get divorced - we're doing it for the kids." A tribute video opened Saturday's proceedings featuring celebrities heaping praise on the band. 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