Some never before seen amateur footage.
Assorted Stones clips.
What a scary scene!

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Great thanks for putting on here.

I love watching these old pieces of film.

Nate

Thanks

Wow..first time I've seen these shots of me and Mick getting off the chopper and heading into Mick getting punched.. Love the crowd shots --you get the feel for the moment..I'd like to hear suggestions as to what anyone thinks they could have done to control this crowd!!

Thanks for posting...

bemused, "me and Mick"? So you were there? What was your role? What are some stories??? COME ON!

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bemused, "me and Mick"? So you were there? What was your role? What are some stories??? COME ON!

Here's the stories. Recommended read.

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Loved the white pants...

Thanks for sharing.

The footage from 6:05 until 11:43 was filmed by a guy called Andrew Gordon. Here's the YouTube video uploaded by his son, which was also posted on this thread and it was possibly the source for the Facebook video.

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Thanks for sharing.

The footage from 6:05 until 11:43 was filmed by a guy called Andrew Gordon. Here's the YouTube video uploaded by his son, which was also posted on this thread and it was possibly the source for the Facebook video.

Yes, indeed! I have the sources for the others too - I'm traveling now but can look when I'm home. All of these have been posted here before but it's fun someone pasted them in one file and posted on youtube!

The biggest difference between then and now? No one wore baseball caps back then.

That is some beautiful footage that I have never seen before. Thanks, spikenyc, for sharing it with us.

Some audience recordings (taped by George B. Feist - Duke, according to the videos description) has surfaced on YouTube and may be of interest of some people here:

Part 1: The Day Begins (30:18)

Part 2: Santana (40:11)

Part 3: Jefferson Airplane (52:21)

Part 4: Flying Burrito Brothers (12:16)

Part 5: Moog Synthesizer (7:26)

Part 6: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (9:44)

Part 7: The Rolling Stones (21:31)

The Facebook does not work for me.

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The Facebook does not work for me.

The Facebook video was probably deleted. If I remember correctly it was a mix of these videos (perhaps there was another videos on it):

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Thanks.

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Some audience recordings (taped by George B. Feist - Duke, according to the videos description) has surfaced on YouTube and may be of interest of some people here:

Part 1: The Day Begins (30:18)

Part 2: Santana (40:11)

Part 3: Jefferson Airplane (52:21)

Part 4: Flying Burrito Brothers (12:16)

Part 5: Moog Synthesizer (7:26)

Part 6: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (9:44)

Part 7: The Rolling Stones (21:31)

Awesome...thanks

wow this made my day.
never heard this tape before. (only listened to the stones material)
a continuous recording without starts/stops beginning with sam cutler's intro through sympathy for the devil!
charlie's drums seem to be more audible than on other audience tapes.
mono recording with little if any tape hiss.
some tape speed fluctuation as this was most certainly recorded on a battery powered cassette recorder.
little crowd noise during the music, very audible crowd noise/conversations during breaks.
someone with a lot of time on their hands and the proper audio application can correct the tape speed problems which are not as annoying as I found them to be on the palm beach recording.

Wow Thank you..

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Cristiano Radtke
Some audience recordings (taped by George B. Feist - Duke, according to the videos description) has surfaced on YouTube and may be of interest of some people here:

Part 1: The Day Begins (30:18)

Part 2: Santana (40:11)

Part 3: Jefferson Airplane (52:21)

Part 4: Flying Burrito Brothers (12:16)

Part 5: Moog Synthesizer (7:26)

Part 6: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (9:44)

Part 7: The Rolling Stones (21:31)

I listened...fascinating audio perspective of the music and what happened during Stones set.

Unable to watch this without a facebook account (which i dont have), getting the error "You must log in to continue."... Is this posted somewhere else too?

Life's just a cocktail party on the street

the youtube links working )

Life's just a cocktail party on the street

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Unable to watch this without a facebook account (which i dont have), getting the error "You must log in to continue."... Is this posted somewhere else too?

The Facebook video was probably deleted. If I remember correctly it was a mix of these videos (perhaps there was another videos on it):

[www.youtube.com]

[www.youtube.com]

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bemused, "me and Mick"? So you were there? What was your role? What are some stories??? COME ON!

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wow this made my day.
never heard this tape before. (only listened to the stones material)
a continuous recording without starts/stops beginning with sam cutler's intro through sympathy for the devil!
charlie's drums seem to be more audible than on other audience tapes.
mono recording with little if any tape hiss.
some tape speed fluctuation as this was most certainly recorded on a battery powered cassette recorder.
little crowd noise during the music, very audible crowd noise/conversations during breaks.
someone with a lot of time on their hands and the proper audio application can correct the tape speed problems which are not as annoying as I found them to be on the palm beach recording.

Yep this is a new tape for me.
Also more audible is Taylor during JJF..which has always been buried by Keith's heavy guitar!
If only the tape didnt run out!
The other acts are also very cool to hear.
Maybe one day we might hear full sets...

Naked women were so sexy in the 60's and 70's. Love those rugs.