I was just browsing YouTube and came across this one i had never seen before. Its always great to see Keith, not only harmonizing but doing it on the same mike as Mick. How can we get them to sing together again??

Easy, we just post on this forum. Sing together, boys!

Ray
15 and counting. No stopping. Stockholm next.

Brilliant!!! Absolutely brilliant!!!

LOGIE Wrote:
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> Brilliant!!! Absolutely brilliant!!!


Thank you!

Its from tour rehearsals in Montreux, Switzerland, 21 May 1972

About 25 minutes were broadcast later that summer on BBC's "Old Grey Whistle test"

although if you listen to the end of "loving cup" closely, the closing part seems to be the "Exile" version overdubbed

I saw this on there about a month ago or so. I almost cried when I saw it as I didn't know it existed so it was like finding a lost treasure. Very very awesome indeed, and such a beautiful heart-felt song.

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

Hey Cindy. Heard Loving cup at the globen show in Stockholm in 2003. Great for sure. Love that song. I`m the man on the mountain. Come on up!

Ray
15 and counting. No stopping. Stockholm next.

very cool. It seems that Keith's and other voice? background vocals are overdubbed. But great to see them having fun.

Infamy Wrote:
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Hey Cindy. Heard Loving cup at the globen show in Stockholm in 2003. Great for sure. Love that song. I`m the man on the mountain. Come on up!

Seeing that song live.... I don't know what I would do, i would be floating on air. How was it?

Hey, I just noticed there's another Cyndy on this board logged in. Now there's two of us, cool! Unless she's been here first, I should check.

>> the closing part seems to be the "Exile" version overdubbed <<

true: in the last part they're like not even trying to make it look real.
i love it anyway - that number's so fine, and all the Montreux footage is very cool indeed -
and of course Keith's penchant for playing acoustic standing up with no guitar strap is endlessly fascinating. :E


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

It`s hard to discribe how it was, Cindy. It`s even hard to remember. Think I was floating on air, as you put it. But soooo great.
I`m the man who walks the hillside in the sweet summer sun.

Ray
15 and counting. No stopping. Stockholm next.

brilliant find...M and K can sure harmonize.....who was the female back up?.......was I hearing things.....or was it sounding like a young Linda Ronstadt????

F&*@ing amazing. Keith was using a capodastra, couldn't see clearly what position though, probably 5th. Anyone knows if he was using an open tuning?

Aw Yeah!!...The romance of it all.....I'm the man who brings you flowers when ya ain't got none......Awww Beautiful Stuff...



ROCKMAN

This is a common video, easily available anywhere...
Perfect quality...1972 tour Rehearsals..

Tracks include 2 Blues Jams, Shake Your Hips, 2 versions of Tumbling Dice and Loving Cup..

Rough, but irresistable.

JR

Thanks for the link....what an amazing song.

stone-relics Wrote:
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> This is a common video, easily available
> anywhere...
> Perfect quality...1972 tour Rehearsals..
>
> Tracks include 2 Blues Jams, Shake Your Hips, 2
> versions of Tumbling Dice and Loving Cup..

Do you have more links?

> JR, Home of the World's RAREST Rolling Stones records!

Sounds like a billboard on I-40 here in NC ;-)

Yes, where is this footage of the rehearsal sessions? How do I find it?

Isn't this just synching to the studio version? Charlie's drumming doens't match the beat, Keith isn't even singing in parts, the horns aren't really there, and where is the female singing backup?

excellent version from hyde park imho

letitbleed Wrote:
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> Yes, where is this footage of the rehearsal
> sessions? How do I find it?


It's on the "Sucking in the Seventies" DVD.
can be found on Rocks Off tracker
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