(the colorado footage extended)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-03-25 23:08 by hbwriter.

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damn- i've GOT TO learn how to do a better search - SORRY!

It never ceases to amaze me how fast news travels on IORR. Some music sites I visit would take a week or more to get the info in the last 3 posts. Great clip from'75 .

hey,no need to apologize...this clip pops up from time to time in different lenghts
but it´s really an amazing one.

All the reason more for the Stones to make a documentary, with these kinds of clips wrapped around the best song footage from wherever for the 75/76 concerts and call it Tour of the Americas and Europe. (With the option to go just to the performances on your DVD).

Cheers for the link.

It's great seeing them casually strutt to the stage, heading off to work...in front of thousands of people!

Great! More please!!

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Cheers for the link.

It's great seeing them casually strutt to the stage, heading off to work...in front of thousands of people!

jagger off of the helicopter is a wonder - so laid back, oblivious to any chaos - and when the fans first get sight of them near the end of the clip and start going crazy - i mean, forget about it - that's sort of the point of it all - "they are here - they are sharing our space - we are about to take them in" - that effing preamble - brilliant

ya get graham teeing off on a fan - rudge teeing off on lisa robinson - rudge scoping jagger's ramp - ordering the flags to fly - this clips has it all -

1) interesting to see elton taking on a sideman's demeanor and position
trailing the band

2) I love "fanfare for the common man"!

3) i hate blood sweat and tears, that song anyway.

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All the reason more for the Stones to make a documentary, with these kinds of clips wrapped around the best song footage from wherever for the 75/76 concerts and call it Tour of the Americas and Europe. (With the option to go just to the performances on your DVD).

Yes, exactly the best of the best from 1975 and 1976. That would be terrific.

Personally had never seen this video,thanks for posting....

"No dope smoking no beer sold after 12 o'clock"

that place was packed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Any further clips of them on stage?

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1) interesting to see elton taking on a sideman's demeanor and position
trailing the band

2) I love "fanfare for the common man"!

3) i hate blood sweat and tears, that song anyway.

He tried to stay on stage for the entire show, though, but had to leave the stage eventually, right?

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superrevvy
1) interesting to see elton taking on a sideman's demeanor and position
trailing the band

2) I love "fanfare for the common man"!

3) i hate blood sweat and tears, that song anyway.

He tried to stay on stage for the entire show, though, but had to leave the stage eventually, right?

He had to leave the piano quite quick, but he stood behind the band on stage for a while, hoping to get invited to play on more songs than just "Honky Tonk Women".....but: no luck

Here he is.....with the white cowboy-hat behind Keith Richards


by Rick Glahn

look at lisa robinson right next to elton - talk about journalistic access - never could figure out what got her in - she could barely write -

was there a "castle" theme on the outdoor tent that year?

and it's funny to hear rudge talking about a 32 year old man" running down the ramp... little did he know what was to come....

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superrevvy
1) interesting to see elton taking on a sideman's demeanor and position
trailing the band

2) I love "fanfare for the common man"!

3) i hate blood sweat and tears, that song anyway.

He tried to stay on stage for the entire show, though, but had to leave the stage eventually, right?

He had to leave the piano quite quick, but he stood behind the band on stage for a while, hoping to get invited to play on more songs than just "Honky Tonk Women".....but: no luck

Here he is.....with the white cowboy-hat behind Keith Richards


by Rick Glahn

Word was that Keith was none too thrilled to have Elton onstage

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hbwriter
ya get graham teeing off on a fan - rudge teeing off on lisa robinson - rudge scoping jagger's ramp - ordering the flags to fly - this clips has it all -

Apart from actual performance footage you mean?

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hbwriter
ya get graham teeing off on a fan - rudge teeing off on lisa robinson - rudge scoping jagger's ramp - ordering the flags to fly - this clips has it all -

Apart from actual performance footage you mean?

oh yeah, that

point well taken

At about 1:27 Mick does the impossible by showing up behind Elton: Mick makes Elton look "straight' and macho while Mick with his make up and outfit looks like a gay 'cross-dresser.'

Thanks for sharing.

Saw both Buffalo shows in 1975. There were great! Big dissapontment in 78 next time I saw them.

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At about 1:27 Mick does the impossible by showing up behind Elton: Mick makes Elton look "straight' and macho while Mick with his make up and outfit looks like a gay 'cross-dresser.'

Thanks for sharing.

Don't forget the parasol......

I had the exact same thought.

thank you, the kind of video I hope to find (backstage footage)in the documentary DVD to come.

Hopefully the next tour that gets a proper film/blue ray

what time did they take to the stage for these shows? it looks so light? it seems odd not to wait til darkeness...

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brownsugar86
Cheers for the link.

It's great seeing them casually strutt to the stage, heading off to work...in front of thousands of people!

jagger off of the helicopter is a wonder - so laid back, oblivious to any chaos - and when the fans first get sight of them near the end of the clip and start going crazy - i mean, forget about it - that's sort of the point of it all - "they are here - they are sharing our space - we are about to take them in" - that effing preamble - brilliant

Don't let the laid back demeanor fool you. he's very much aware of the chaos and thrives on it.

BRILLIANT! you know how I love this kind of archival "one-off" footage, hbwriter. Thank you for reposting it -- I was still banned when it was posted the first time. Great stuff

- swiss

I remember seeing that film back in the 70's.

The ramp and the "32 n'all... could you do that at 32?.."

It must have been on ITV or BBC because I would not have seen it any other way.

Yeah... and "32"... like 32 was old!