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Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
barking paul
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Date: October 18, 2006 16:15
not seen the first part,or the last few seconds, of this before.
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
barking paul
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Date: October 19, 2006 21:59
was hoping somebody might know something about where the start and end of this clip was recorded.
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
Baboon Bro
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Date: October 19, 2006 22:03
Seems very much like the Charlie Is My Darling-singalong scenes?
Sure it aint a rip-off from that one?
...Nice when Jaggers hums the intro Ticket To Ride!
Sure it aint a rip-off from that one?
...Nice when Jaggers hums the intro Ticket To Ride!
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
stonesrule
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Date: October 19, 2006 22:03
This does not look like the stage of Royal Albert Hall, and the Stones first big concert there was in 1988
Looks like a little dressing room to me.
Looks like a little dressing room to me.
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
stonesrule
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Date: October 19, 2006 22:04
SORRY! I MEANT 1966....NOT 1988
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
vancouver
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Date: October 19, 2006 22:32
from "charlie is my darling" irish tour late 1965
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
DaveG
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Date: October 20, 2006 00:18
Yeah, the concert footage couldn't have been in 1964, as "Shadows . . " hadn't yet been released in 1964. Also, the clothes they were wearing look like the same ones they wore for the '66 tour in the US, the ones they are wearing on the cover of "Got Live . . ."
In the '66 performance at the Hollywood Bowl, Mick did the same wave to the audience, where his back is to the crowd and he bends over and waves through his legs.
In the '66 performance at the Hollywood Bowl, Mick did the same wave to the audience, where his back is to the crowd and he bends over and waves through his legs.
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
Gazza
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Date: October 20, 2006 01:28
The "London 1964" sign at the start indicates that its taken from the 1973 film "Sound of the City 1964-73" which features clips of the Stones and other artists (including the Faces, so Woody is featured too!). It was reissued at the end of the 80's as a home video under the title "Superstars in Concert"
The footage at the start is from 'Charlie is My darling'. The rest of the Stones clips consists of various '60s promos such as have you seen your mother baby, JJF, 2000 Light years from home etc.
The footage at the start is from 'Charlie is My darling'. The rest of the Stones clips consists of various '60s promos such as have you seen your mother baby, JJF, 2000 Light years from home etc.
Re: Royal Albert Hall 1964
Posted by:
Singer_Not_The_Song
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Date: October 20, 2006 19:20
Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Seems very much like the Charlie Is My
> Darling-singalong scenes?
> Sure it aint a rip-off from that one?
> ...Nice when Jaggers hums the intro Ticket To
> Ride!
'Ticket To Ride'??? You mean 'I Feel Fine'.
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> Seems very much like the Charlie Is My
> Darling-singalong scenes?
> Sure it aint a rip-off from that one?
> ...Nice when Jaggers hums the intro Ticket To
> Ride!
'Ticket To Ride'??? You mean 'I Feel Fine'.
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