Yes, 1969. I didn’t know any of it made it to the album. Mick Taylor was new on guitar at that time.
The funny thing was, I had a friend who bought two tix at $7.50 each, being quite confident he’d easily get a date to see the Stones. But he struck out, so I bought one of his tickets off him for $5!
I’m guessing that for the purposes of this thread, you’re referring to other members of the Bluesbreakers…?
Wow! He must have been one ugly mofo. 
I looked it up — “Love in Vain.” Beautiful.
You have no idea how I’ve fetishized Ya-yas since my father and I bought a scratchy used LP at a Puerto Rican Day streetfest in New York City in 1979, when I was nine years old (do the math — I was a fetus while you were enjoying the show). My father passed away a year later.
Anyway, I hate you.
I believe that Linda Lavin and Carol Channing, mentioned in this thread, are still alive.
I saw Freddie Prinze Jr.
Ray Davies? Of the Kinks? Still going strong! But Jim Rodford, the Kinks bassist from the late 70s - mid 90s, who was also in Argent and The Zombies died recently. Saw him with both the Kinks and the Zombies. Chatted to him in the Gents after one of the Zombies gigs…
Others on my list include Bowie, Prince, Zappa, Garcia, Beefheart, Cash, Stockhausen, Daevid Allen of Gong, Chris Squire of Yes, Bob Hite (and others) of Canned Heat, the original Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jackie Leven, Edgar Froese of Tangerine Dream… and no doubt others I don’t recall from gigss I’ve seen over the decades.
I peed next to Neal Young in a bar in Denver. He and his band were in a private room watching a boxing match. He invited me to watch the fight. He’s still alive.
Any relation to Neil?
Don’t hate me. Terry Reid wasn’t that good.
Tom Petty, with my father. It was the last time I saw either of them alive.
CSN&Y
Some late additions to my list are Jack Bruce, Carl Wilson, and Lee Brilleaux of Dr. Feelgood.
I saw Dan Fogelberg at San Francisco’s Cow Palace back around 1994 or so. He died, age 56, in 2007. Way too young.
Fogelberg, one of my very favorites.
I saw Pete Seeger quite a few times. My oldest brother got me into folk music, his greatest gift to me.
Linda Lavin is not only still alive, she’s still acting.
Chuck Berry
Johnny Cash
Duke Ellington (I was thirteen, he died a year later)
Frank Sinatra
Pete Seeger
Red Buttons
Sarah Ogan Gunning
Utah Phillips
Dave van Ronk
Heard Chuck Berry outside, way outside, an outdoor concert
I saw Roy Buchanan open for Carl Perkins.
Zero Mostel
Robin Williams
Back in 1996, I got to see Douglas Adams on a tour that he gave when he came to my university.
I really don’t remember most of it, he gave a talk about writing and stuff, then read a dramatic reading from “Last Chance to See”, as well as taking some audience questions and naming a cat.