I don't remember seeing this before... It has the Paris 2nd verse and I think the band is miming to a slightly different rhythm track

What show was this ?

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The David Frost Show.

Charlie always looks sooo bored!

First appearance of Mick Taylor with the Stones

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Anyone has a FLAC version of this? Can't get it through Youtube.....

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Cristiano Radtke
The David Frost Show.

Filmed June 16, 1969
Broadcast August 21, 1969


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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damnation
Anyone has a FLAC version of this? Can't get it through Youtube.....

FLAC version from TV Sessions Anthology (1964/1969), remastered by Teague Raw.

Singer with a microphone
Other musicians without amplification
Once and for all...
How this thing work? They play the prerecorded song, but having erase the singer's part only, so he can sing live while the other are mimicking ?

Wait... Guitars have jack cable, but no visible amplifiers, and the drummer has no microphone, and you can hear horn section you don't see..

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The Joker
Wait... Guitars have jack cable, but no visible amplifiers, and the drummer has no microphone, and you can hear horn section you don't see..

16th June: US TV (syndicated) 'The David Frost Show', Wembley.
- You Can't Always Get What You Want (MJ/KR) -live vocals on
prepared backing track
- Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -live vocals on prepared backing track
- interview with MJ by David Frost
Note: YCAGWYW was aired on July 7, HTW (with the boulevards of Paris-verse)
was aired on August 21.
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They did this a few time including "Brown Sugar" for Top of The Pops in 1971.
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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Yeap, thanks..
These kind of aired song fall in two categories..
- prepared backing track using the official version of the song
- prepared backing track using an alternative, unreleased version of the song, especially recorded for that occasion, which a bit more honest,to my taste

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Cristiano Radtke
FLAC version from TV Sessions Anthology (1964/1969), remastered by Teague Raw.

Thanks Cristiano!
Found a better sounding one as a takeout from the let it bleed sessions, but Youtube won't let me download it.
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About the alternate 2nd verse...

Everyone is born naked.

But who in the world or Paris would assume that he'll be naked on the day he will die?

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The Joker
Yeap, thanks..
These kind of aired song fall in two categories..
- prepared backing track using the official version of the song
- prepared backing track using an alternative, unreleased version of the song, especially recorded for that occasion, which a bit more honest,to my taste

Not necessarily recorded for the occasion.

Most likely backing tracks from the recorded version, or an earlier version. This HTW sound very much like the music behind the single guitar version outtake.

The David Frost SFTD from 68 also has a live vocal over a mostly similar backing track, except the electric guitar solo at the end is completely different.