Brilliant thanks!

That entire Ed Sullivan appearance is pretty good.

LOL..I was afraid to say "Ed Sullivan" because maybe they would remove it. It seemed to take forever to see excerpts from his show of the Stones to come out on Youtube. This kind of looks a little bootleggish...but I don't know; but it's always nice to see the original Stones any way we can, especially Brian in his famous striped suit and sideburns.

I love the "Ruby tuesday/spend the night"' appearance too-especially since theres the rehearsal footage avail too. And I always wondered about Keith getting the b/u vocals right on the rehearsal and blowing a line big time on the b'cast. Maybe a little passive protest? ha ha

Love the Ruby Tuesday and Lady Jane performances too. Did not know about the rehearsal video..is it on good old Youtube?

Wish the person who first posted this great video would have taken the sound directly from the source. There is ambient room sound over the video sound.

But why is Keith on the wrong side? He looks like he's having a bit too much fun. And Charlie should bring back that mustache...Love Bill's bass.

by the way, this was the first stones appearance on Ed Sullivan where they used live vocals over pre-recorded tracks although I think they may have completely lip-synched this one? The other two songs (Paint It Black and Lady Jane) had live vocals. Oh,and Blue-I didnt see the rehearsals on youtube myself..



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Damn, Brian looks so f'n cool. He's got the whole package right there. Simply amazing. So ahead of his time...

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by the way, this was the first stones appearance on Ed Sullivan where they used live vocals over pre-recorded tracks although I think they may have completely lip-synched this one? The other two songs (Paint It Black and Lady Jane) had live vocals. Oh,and Blue-I didnt see the rehearsals on youtube myself..

No, Jagger's most definitely singing live on 'Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby.....?. Not so sure about the backing vocals though.

Does anyone know if Brian played the electric guitar on this song in the original studio version, or if it was Keith? I wonder if I hear an acoustic guitar in this song somewhere too, or am I hearing things that are not there???

Ron Asheton would have approved Keith's choice of jacket for that appearance...

Great find, thanks very much Blue!

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On the 'fuzz' guitar ending Brian's hands are at variance with the actual chord in at least two places. I don't know if that implies he's not the original studio guitarist or not ... maybe on Ed Sullivan he was just 'Stoned.' Great footage; agreed that Charlie looks just too cool.