Thought this was very cool - it's silent, but very early footage. Maybe San Antonio?







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Long believed to be san Antone its now determined this is Calif(cant remember the exact city)

I'm pretty sure it's San Jose.

If it's the same as I remember, a local TV station found the footage and some people who were there.
They used this footage as a news feature, including interviews with a couple of girls who were caught on the film.
It used to be on YouTube, may still be, I just can't find it right now.

Any guesses to what songs are being played??

Hotel pool footage elsewhere on the Internet, which is combined with this footage, identifies it as Fresno, California, which would make sense because the large 'Bulldogs' banner behind the stage suggests Fresno State University. In addition, the 'KMake Radio 134' banner at the front of the stage refers to a Fresno radio station of that time.



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i noticed Charlie is playing in the matched grip style. when did he switch to traditional?

Reading Mick's lips one can see him singing 'Time is on My Side,' and 'Route 66.' You can also see Charlie playing the drum breaks on Route 66. It appears that Keith may be playing the lead fills for 'Around and Around.' These were typical setlist numbers from that tour, I believe.



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Fantastic Footage, Thanks !

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DrPete
Any guesses to what songs are being played??

Some sound comes in at around 4:50 then cuts in & out for the rest of the clip.

You can hear Time Is On My Side & Around and Around.

FRESNO - May 22, 1965

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Brue
FRESNO - May 22, 1965

Yeah! That's right! And here's the news clip I was talking about:

Fresno News Clips

Thanks Brue!

And yeah, it would have been 'Around and Around,' not 'Reelin' and Rockin''.

Man o man what a great clip -- both the silent one, but especially the clip Edit Grove posted of the news stories -- wow!!! thank you, guys!

That's a brilliant find - thank you.

Bob Bonis took a number of pictures at this concert: this is the only one I have in a postable condition, but you can find two or three more here:

[www.nfagallery.com]

>> i noticed Charlie is playing in the matched grip style. when did he switch to traditional? <<

here's a post from marvpeck with some remarks from Charlie about that: [www.iorr.org]
i have shots from 1967 tour where he still seems to be using matched grip;
by 1969 he had definitely changed to traditional. so which style was he using at the Rock & Roll Circus?

meanwhile, thanks for posting this footage! very sweet indeed :E

The first close up footage of Brian shows he's playing Everybody Needs Somebody to Love.

Doubt the short snippets of sound are from this gig.

>> Doubt the short snippets of sound are from this gig. <<

are they Sullivan Show renditions, or from the TAMI Show? they sound familiar.
i reckon they were just tacked on just to provide a clue as to what was being played.



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thanks for the info, with sssoul!

Thanks for the videos and the Bob Bonis photos.
I remember that the 1st video has been posted here some months ago but couldn't find the thread .



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

sssoul

here's a post from marvpeck with some remarks from Charlie about that: [www.iorr.org]
i have shots from 1967 tour where he still seems to be using matched grip;
by 1969 he had definitely changed to traditional. so which style was he using at the Rock & Roll Circus?

meanwhile, thanks for posting this footage! very sweet indeed :E

I can't believe you still could find this !!
Thanks for remembering

Marv

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

nice footage but why is the place so empty, by 65 the stones were rivaling the beatles and the beatles were filling up shea stadium

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melillo
nice footage but why is the place so empty, by 65 the stones were rivaling the beatles and the beatles were filling up shea stadium

I think they were filling up venues in NY & LA in '65, but it wasn't until later that they were filling venues everywhere else.

at this show they were about two weeks away from blowing the lid off of everything for good:
they'd recorded Satisfaction on may 10th, but it wasn't released until early june.

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scaffer
Hotel pool footage elsewhere on the Internet, which is combined with this footage, identifies it as Fresno, California, which would make sense because the large 'Bulldogs' banner behind the stage suggests Fresno State University. In addition, the 'KMake Radio 134' banner at the front of the stage refers to a Fresno radio station of that time.

I've had this concert footage for about 25 years and on the tape I got it on it was identified as Fresno 1965, so I've always presumed that was correct.

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SwayStones
Thanks for the videos and the Bob Bonis photos.
I remember that the 1st video has been posted here some months ago but couldn't find the thread .

...the second could be seen here as well .....

[www.iorr.org]

...also the truck that brought the Stones to the site said "Valley Armored Transport" a company that was exclusive to the Fresno area at that time.

[www.iorr.org]

Thanks Brue ...... Cool find .....

Brian Jones was holding a paperback book with nude women on the cover ..........



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