Tell Me :
Talk
me too - it would be fun to meet you!
swiss
hbwriter, you mean in terms of which clips?
My guess--between you and me, and all of iorr, and the internet--is for the casual fan,
the content will be "rare," and for fanatics and obsessives it will be familiar turf, tho
still really fun to watch in one sitting.
I'll find out & report back
-swiss
hi Naturalust! shame you'll miss it - hopefully we will X paths another time
-swiss
Heads-up on the parking. Tight in that neighborhood so give yourself time if you're going and aren't familiar with parking in The Haight.
Peanut
PeanutGallery
Cool! I've asked Richie Unterberger what he has in store, but haven't heard back yet.
Peanut Gallery, are you in the area?
-swiss
Curse you if you don't go.
tomk
Cool! (where do you live that's a mile from the Haight Library? I'm in the Mission)
-swiss
I'm in the inner Sunset.
Cool area - my fave eatery over there is Park Chow - maybe I'll go tonight, in fact, sit by the fireplace!
-swiss
Ask him again. And, please add on, where he gets this "second only to the Beatles" nonsense from?
Peanut
PeanutGallery
"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"
Seriously! Well, 2 hours of Stones' clips are sure to warm our hearts
I'm planning to go--if others will be there, hope you'll say "hi"--I'm about 5'4" with blond
mop-like hair--and otherwise, I'll reportback re: which clips were shown on Thursday.
Here's the details (again--this is not my event - just think it sounds promising)
What: Rolling Stones Film Clip Night w/Richie Unterberger
When: Wednesday Jan 16, 2013 -- 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where: SF Public Library - Park Branch (aka Haight Ashbury Library)
1833 Page Street San Francisco CA
Descrip: Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that occasion by
presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips from the 1960s
and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden decade.
Admission is free.
-swiss
coo!
tomk
Ah well, let's hope you're not missing an EPIC film fest
So, your wife and you play at the Little Shamrock, or you're weekend denizens of the place?
- swiss
Oh, I'm sorry. No, I haven't played there, though I have played the other Irish place
around the corner a few times (the name escapes me now). My wife and I stop by the Shamrock every Friday around 9.
hi SCL---so glad you made it and enjoyed! we should have ccordinated better--maybe for the British Invasion event I came in 3 minutes late, walked to the back of the room, and around to the other side, and sat up high on a bookshelf. I spent a lot of the event scanning the room for anyone who might be also scanning the room for someone, and at the end almost called out: "sweetcharmedlife!" but didn't quite have the nerve--so went overto Richie Unterberger and talked to him, thinking you'd have to pass by. There may be other blonds, but my hair is pretty distinctively a blond mop, btw. ps 5'4" isn't "short"!!!
-swiss
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San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 11, 2013 14:47
PLEASE NOTE--THIS IS NOT MY EVENT--I'm not Richie Unterberger--I'm a female who lives in San Francisco who's attending this event b/c it looks cool--I posted about this event thinking other Bay Area iorrers might be into going, and maybe grab a snack or drink before/after. [I'm saying this because someone from iorr just emailed me helpful hints about improving attendance at "my" event ]
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hi Bay Area peeps - this is happening next week at the Haight Ashbury Library.
I'll be there - if anyone wants to meet b4/after for a bite or spot of joe or refreshing bev, let me know!
- swiss
Full Announcement from San Francisco Public Library:
On January 12, 1963, Charlie Watts played his first gig with the
Rolling Stones, finalizing the lineup that launched the band to
stardom second only to the Beatles. On Wednesday, January 16 from
6:30pm-8:30pm at the Park Branch of the San Francisco Library on 1833
Page Street, Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that
occasion by presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips
from the 1960s and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden
decade. Admission is free.
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]___________________________-
hi Bay Area peeps - this is happening next week at the Haight Ashbury Library.
I'll be there - if anyone wants to meet b4/after for a bite or spot of joe or refreshing bev, let me know!
- swiss
Full Announcement from San Francisco Public Library:
On January 12, 1963, Charlie Watts played his first gig with the
Rolling Stones, finalizing the lineup that launched the band to
stardom second only to the Beatles. On Wednesday, January 16 from
6:30pm-8:30pm at the Park Branch of the San Francisco Library on 1833
Page Street, Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that
occasion by presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips
from the 1960s and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden
decade. Admission is free.
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Re: Heads up Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones clips from 60s-70s
Posted by:
Edith Grove
()
Date: January 11, 2013 14:50
Wish I could be there. 
Re: Heads up Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones clips from 60s-70s
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 12, 2013 00:12
Quote
Edith Grove
Wish I could be there.
me too - it would be fun to meet you!
swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
hbwriter
()
Date: January 12, 2013 00:49
any clue as to what this might be?
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 12, 2013 03:42
Quote
hbwriter
any clue as to what this might be?
hbwriter, you mean in terms of which clips?
My guess--between you and me, and all of iorr, and the internet--is for the casual fan,
the content will be "rare," and for fanatics and obsessives it will be familiar turf, tho
still really fun to watch in one sitting.
I'll find out & report back
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: January 12, 2013 04:05
Nice post swiss! Unfortunately, I will have to wait for your report since I can't make it to the City that evening due to previous committments (every Wed. night). Look forward to hearing back about it. peace
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 12, 2013 09:21
Quote
Naturalust
Nice post swiss! Unfortunately, I will have to wait for your report since I can't make it to the City that evening due to previous committments (every Wed. night). Look forward to hearing back about it. peace
hi Naturalust! shame you'll miss it - hopefully we will X paths another time
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
PeanutGallery
()
Date: January 12, 2013 18:49
Quote
swiss
hi Bay Area peeps - this is happening next week at the Haight Ashbury Library.
I'll be there - if anyone wants to meet b4/after for a bite or spot of joe or refreshing bev, let me know!
- swiss
Full Announcement from San Francisco Public Library:
On January 12, 1963, Charlie Watts played his first gig with the
Rolling Stones, finalizing the lineup that launched the band to
stardom second only to the Beatles. On Wednesday, January 16 from
6:30pm-8:30pm at the Park Branch of the San Francisco Library on 1833
Page Street, Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that
occasion by presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips
from the 1960s and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden
decade. Admission is free.
Heads-up on the parking. Tight in that neighborhood so give yourself time if you're going and aren't familiar with parking in The Haight.
Peanut
PeanutGallery
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
sweetcharmedlife
()
Date: January 12, 2013 21:01
Sounds interesting. I might just check that out swiss.Quote
swiss
hi Bay Area peeps - this is happening next week at the Haight Ashbury Library.
I'll be there - if anyone wants to meet b4/after for a bite or spot of joe or refreshing bev, let me know!
- swiss
Full Announcement from San Francisco Public Library:
On January 12, 1963, Charlie Watts played his first gig with the
Rolling Stones, finalizing the lineup that launched the band to
stardom second only to the Beatles. On Wednesday, January 16 from
6:30pm-8:30pm at the Park Branch of the San Francisco Library on 1833
Page Street, Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that
occasion by presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips
from the 1960s and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden
decade. Admission is free.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 13, 2013 02:16
Quote
sweetcharmedlifeSounds interesting. I might just check that out swiss.Quote
swiss
hi Bay Area peeps - this is happening next week at the Haight Ashbury Library.
I'll be there - if anyone wants to meet b4/after for a bite or spot of joe or refreshing bev, let me know!
- swiss
Full Announcement from San Francisco Public Library:
On January 12, 1963, Charlie Watts played his first gig with the
Rolling Stones, finalizing the lineup that launched the band to
stardom second only to the Beatles. On Wednesday, January 16 from
6:30pm-8:30pm at the Park Branch of the San Francisco Library on 1833
Page Street, Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that
occasion by presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips
from the 1960s and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden
decade. Admission is free.
Cool!
I've asked Richie Unterberger what he has in store, but haven't heard back yet.Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 13, 2013 02:18
Quote
PeanutGallery
Heads-up on the parking. Tight in that neighborhood so give yourself time if you're going and aren't familiar with parking in The Haight.
Peanut
PeanutGallery
Peanut Gallery, are you in the area?
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
tomk
()
Date: January 13, 2013 05:19
I'll try and be there (depends on how busy I am at work).
It's about a mile from where I live.
Let me know.
It's about a mile from where I live.
Let me know.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
Edith Grove
()
Date: January 13, 2013 06:22
Quote
tomk
I'll try and be there (depends on how busy I am at work).
It's about a mile from where I live.
Curse you if you don't go.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 13, 2013 08:32
Quote
Edith GroveQuote
tomk
I'll try and be there (depends on how busy I am at work).
It's about a mile from where I live.
Curse you if you don't go.
tomk
Cool! (where do you live that's a mile from the Haight Library? I'm in the Mission)
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 13, 2013 09:46
PLEASE NOTE--THIS IS NOT MY EVENT--I'm not Richie Unterberger--I'm a female who lives in San Francisco who's attending this event b/c it looks cool--I posted about this event thinking other Bay Area iorrers might be into going, and maybe grab a snack or drink before/after. [I'm saying this because someone from iorr just emailed me helpful hints about improving attendance at "my" event ]
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]Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-01-13 09:53 by swiss.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
tomk
()
Date: January 13, 2013 23:28
Quote
swissQuote
Edith GroveQuote
tomk
I'll try and be there (depends on how busy I am at work).
It's about a mile from where I live.
Curse you if you don't go.
tomk
Cool! (where do you live that's a mile from the Haight Library? I'm in the Mission)
-swiss
I'm in the inner Sunset.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 14, 2013 00:22
Quote
tomkQuote
swissQuote
Edith GroveQuote
tomk
I'll try and be there (depends on how busy I am at work).
It's about a mile from where I live.
Curse you if you don't go.
tomk
Cool! (where do you live that's a mile from the Haight Library? I'm in the Mission)
-swiss
I'm in the inner Sunset.
Cool area - my fave eatery over there is Park Chow - maybe I'll go tonight, in fact, sit by the fireplace!
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
PeanutGallery
()
Date: January 14, 2013 00:25
Quote
swiss
...
... band ... second only to the Beatles. ...
Cool!
Ask him again. And, please add on, where he gets this "second only to the Beatles" nonsense from?
Peanut
PeanutGallery
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 14, 2013 00:27
update--Richie Unterbegrer sez: "I don't want the songs and sources posted. These
are taken from TV shows and promo films for the most part, along with one newsreel. Very
little of it, if any, is on official DVD (I haven't seen "Crossfire Hurricane," which comes
out Tuesday, and can't say whether it has any of the same material)."
So, in other words...who knows? Many of us here seem to have seen almost everything
that's not "on official DVD." However, I continue to be surprised, and --for me, being in SF--
it will simply be a joy to watch 2 hours of Stones clips!
are taken from TV shows and promo films for the most part, along with one newsreel. Very
little of it, if any, is on official DVD (I haven't seen "Crossfire Hurricane," which comes
out Tuesday, and can't say whether it has any of the same material)."
So, in other words...who knows? Many of us here seem to have seen almost everything
that's not "on official DVD." However, I continue to be surprised, and --for me, being in SF--
it will simply be a joy to watch 2 hours of Stones clips!
Quote
swissQuote
hbwriter
any clue as to what this might be?
hbwriter, you mean in terms of which clips?
My guess--between you and me, and all of iorr, and the internet--is for the casual fan,
the content will be "rare," and for fanatics and obsessives it will be familiar turf, tho
still really fun to watch in one sitting.
I'll find out & report back
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
sweetcharmedlife
()
Date: January 15, 2013 00:04
Very chilly these days. Fireplace sounds good.Quote
swissQuote
tomkQuote
swissQuote
Edith GroveQuote
tomk
I'll try and be there (depends on how busy I am at work).
It's about a mile from where I live.
Curse you if you don't go.
tomk
Cool! (where do you live that's a mile from the Haight Library? I'm in the Mission)
-swiss
I'm in the inner Sunset.
Cool area - my fave eatery over there is Park Chow - maybe I'll go tonight, in fact, sit by the fireplace!
-swiss
"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 16, 2013 10:45
Quote
sweetcharmedlife
Very chilly these days. Fireplace sounds good.
Seriously! Well, 2 hours of Stones' clips are sure to warm our hearts
I'm planning to go--if others will be there, hope you'll say "hi"--I'm about 5'4" with blond
mop-like hair--and otherwise, I'll reportback re: which clips were shown on Thursday.
Here's the details (again--this is not my event - just think it sounds promising)
What: Rolling Stones Film Clip Night w/Richie Unterberger
When: Wednesday Jan 16, 2013 -- 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where: SF Public Library - Park Branch (aka Haight Ashbury Library)
1833 Page Street San Francisco CA
Descrip: Richie Unterberger marks the 50th anniversary of that occasion by
presenting two hours of rare Rolling Stones film clips from the 1960s
and early 1970s, which marked the band's truly golden decade.
Admission is free.
-swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
sweetcharmedlife
()
Date: January 16, 2013 19:28
I'm planning on going swiss. I'll look for you.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 17, 2013 00:32
Quote
sweetcharmedlife
I'm planning on going swiss. I'll look for you.
coo!
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
tomk
()
Date: January 17, 2013 02:01
Swamped with work, so I can't make this one.
Have fun.
BTW, my wife and I are at the Little Shamrock Pub every Friday at 9 PM.
If anyone is in the area, stop on by. 9th Ave and Lincoln.
Have fun.
BTW, my wife and I are at the Little Shamrock Pub every Friday at 9 PM.
If anyone is in the area, stop on by. 9th Ave and Lincoln.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 17, 2013 03:31
Quote
tomk
Swamped with work, so I can't make this one.
Have fun.
BTW, my wife and I are at the Little Shamrock Pub every Friday at 9 PM.
If anyone is in the area, stop on by. 9th Ave and Lincoln.
tomk
Ah well, let's hope you're not missing an EPIC film fest
So, your wife and you play at the Little Shamrock, or you're weekend denizens of the place?
- swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
tomk
()
Date: January 17, 2013 04:02
Quote
swissQuote
tomk
Swamped with work, so I can't make this one.
Have fun.
BTW, my wife and I are at the Little Shamrock Pub every Friday at 9 PM.
If anyone is in the area, stop on by. 9th Ave and Lincoln.
tomk
Ah well, let's hope you're not missing an EPIC film fest
So, your wife and you play at the Little Shamrock, or you're weekend denizens of the place?
- swiss
Oh, I'm sorry. No, I haven't played there, though I have played the other Irish place
around the corner a few times (the name escapes me now). My wife and I stop by the Shamrock every Friday around 9.
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: January 17, 2013 10:23
REPORTBACK
The event at the Haight Ashbury Library was standing room only--the room was set up for 100,but the crowd
was closer to 150--every seat was occupied, and every inch of wall space taken. There were a fair number
of people in their early to late 20s, a handful of people in their 30s to early 40s, a fair number in mid-40s
to mid-50s, and a bunch in their late 50s, 60s, and even some in their 70s. A good time was had by all.
Tho, it was interesting to me what some of the 20-somethings laughed at---they didn't seem to know how
to interpretwhat they were seeing with Ruby Tuesday, for example, and many laughed the whole way through.
It was a pleasure to see 2 hours of Rolling Stones clips. I'd seen 90% of them, but it was great to see even
the familiar ones on the big screen.
sweetcharmedlife---didn't see you
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This is what was shown -- from the program notes provided by host Richie Unterberger -- I'm not fact-checking:
I Wanna Be Your Man (Arthur Haynes Show, BBC-TV, Feb 7, 1964)
You Better Move On (Arthur Haynes Show, BBC-TV, Feb 7, 1964)
Not Face Away (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 26, 1964)
Just Want to Make Love to You (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 26, 1964)
I'm Alright (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 26, 1964)
Not Fade Away (Hollywood Palace, June 3, 1954)
I Just Want to Make Love to You (Hollywood Palace, June 3, 1954)
Carol (Mike Douglas Show, Cleveland, between June 17-20, 1964)
Tell Me (Mike Douglas Show, Cleveland, between June 17-20, 1964)
Not Fade Away (Mike Douglas Show, Cleveland, between June 17-20, 1964)
Around and Around (Rolling Stones Gather Moss newsreel, ABC Theatre, Hull, Sept 26, 1964)
Down the Road Apiece (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Little Red Rooster (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Everybody Needs Somebody to Love (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
Pain in My Heart (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
Around and Around (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
The Last Time (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
Play with Fire (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Satisfaction (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Oh Baby, We Got a Good Thing Going (Ready Steady Go, September 2, 1965)
That's How Strong My Love Is (Ready Steady Go, September 2, 1965)
Satisfaction (Ready Steady Go, September 2, 1965)
Under My Thumb (Ready Steady Go, May 27, 1966)
I Am Waiting (Ready Steady Go, May 27, 1966)
Paint It Black (Ready Steady Go, May 27, 1966)
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadows (promo film, Royal Albert Hall, Sept 23, 1966) studio recording of the song overlaid on film footage of the first show of their last British tour w/Brian Jones
Ruby Tuesday (Ed Sullivan Show rehearsal, Jan 16, 1967)
Let's Spend the Night Together (Ed Sullivan Show rehearsal, Jan 16, 1967)
We Love You (promo film, Olympic Sound Studios abd Essex County Shurch Hall, July 30-31, 1967)
2000 Lightyears from Home (promo film, October 1967)
Jumpin Jack Flash (promo film, April 28, 1968)
Honky Tonk Woman (David Frost, June 16, 1969)
You Can't Always Get What You Want (David Frost, June 16, 1969)
Brown Sugar (Top of the Pops, March 21, 1971) -- I'd never seen this
Bitch (Marquee Club, London, March 26, 1971) -- I'd never seen this
Tumbling Dice (Montreux rehearsal, May 21, 1972)
- - - - - - -- -- - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - -- -
- swiss
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The event at the Haight Ashbury Library was standing room only--the room was set up for 100,but the crowd
was closer to 150--every seat was occupied, and every inch of wall space taken. There were a fair number
of people in their early to late 20s, a handful of people in their 30s to early 40s, a fair number in mid-40s
to mid-50s, and a bunch in their late 50s, 60s, and even some in their 70s. A good time was had by all.
Tho, it was interesting to me what some of the 20-somethings laughed at---they didn't seem to know how
to interpretwhat they were seeing with Ruby Tuesday, for example, and many laughed the whole way through.
It was a pleasure to see 2 hours of Rolling Stones clips. I'd seen 90% of them, but it was great to see even
the familiar ones on the big screen.
sweetcharmedlife---didn't see you
- - - - - - -- -- - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - -- -
This is what was shown -- from the program notes provided by host Richie Unterberger -- I'm not fact-checking:
I Wanna Be Your Man (Arthur Haynes Show, BBC-TV, Feb 7, 1964)
You Better Move On (Arthur Haynes Show, BBC-TV, Feb 7, 1964)
Not Face Away (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 26, 1964)
Just Want to Make Love to You (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 26, 1964)
I'm Alright (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 26, 1964)
Not Fade Away (Hollywood Palace, June 3, 1954)
I Just Want to Make Love to You (Hollywood Palace, June 3, 1954)
Carol (Mike Douglas Show, Cleveland, between June 17-20, 1964)
Tell Me (Mike Douglas Show, Cleveland, between June 17-20, 1964)
Not Fade Away (Mike Douglas Show, Cleveland, between June 17-20, 1964)
Around and Around (Rolling Stones Gather Moss newsreel, ABC Theatre, Hull, Sept 26, 1964)
Down the Road Apiece (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Little Red Rooster (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Everybody Needs Somebody to Love (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
Pain in My Heart (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
Around and Around (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
The Last Time (NME Pollwinners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, April 11, 1965)
Play with Fire (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Satisfaction (Shindig, May 20, 1965)
Oh Baby, We Got a Good Thing Going (Ready Steady Go, September 2, 1965)
That's How Strong My Love Is (Ready Steady Go, September 2, 1965)
Satisfaction (Ready Steady Go, September 2, 1965)
Under My Thumb (Ready Steady Go, May 27, 1966)
I Am Waiting (Ready Steady Go, May 27, 1966)
Paint It Black (Ready Steady Go, May 27, 1966)
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadows (promo film, Royal Albert Hall, Sept 23, 1966) studio recording of the song overlaid on film footage of the first show of their last British tour w/Brian Jones
Ruby Tuesday (Ed Sullivan Show rehearsal, Jan 16, 1967)
Let's Spend the Night Together (Ed Sullivan Show rehearsal, Jan 16, 1967)
We Love You (promo film, Olympic Sound Studios abd Essex County Shurch Hall, July 30-31, 1967)
2000 Lightyears from Home (promo film, October 1967)
Jumpin Jack Flash (promo film, April 28, 1968)
Honky Tonk Woman (David Frost, June 16, 1969)
You Can't Always Get What You Want (David Frost, June 16, 1969)
Brown Sugar (Top of the Pops, March 21, 1971) -- I'd never seen this
Bitch (Marquee Club, London, March 26, 1971) -- I'd never seen this
Tumbling Dice (Montreux rehearsal, May 21, 1972)
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- swiss
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Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
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sweetcharmedlife
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Date: January 17, 2013 19:30
Hey swiss. I was there. Sitting in the back. I think I was the only one who actually had on a Rolling Stones shirt. I looked for you,but with only a vague description to go on. Didn't want to start going up to every short blonde in the room........But the event was really cool. Great old clips. Never really seen much of the early Brian Jones footage. Good stuff.May have to go back for the British Invasion show he's doing in March.
.......But the event was really cool. Great old clips. Never really seen much of the early Brian Jones footage. Good stuff.May have to go back for the British Invasion show he's doing in March.Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
swiss
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Date: January 17, 2013 23:48
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sweetcharmedlife
Hey swiss. I was there. Sitting in the back. I think I was the only one who actually had on a Rolling Stones shirt. I looked for you,but with only a vague description to go on. Didn't want to start going up to every short blonde in the room.
hi SCL---so glad you made it and enjoyed! we should have ccordinated better--maybe for the British Invasion event
I came in 3 minutes late, walked to the back of the room, and around to the other side, and sat up high on a bookshelf. I spent a lot of the event scanning the room for anyone who might be also scanning the room for someone, and at the end almost called out: "sweetcharmedlife!" but didn't quite have the nerve--so went overto Richie Unterberger and talked to him, thinking you'd have to pass by. There may be other blonds, but my hair is pretty distinctively a blond mop, btw. ps 5'4" isn't "short"!!! -swiss
Re: San Francisco Bay Area peeps - Wed Jan 16 - Richie Unterberger presents 2 hours of rare Stones 1960s-70s film clips
Posted by:
24FPS
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Date: January 18, 2013 00:06
What was the quality of the Arthur Haynes footage? I've got it on boot in fairly poor shape.
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