Check it out - taken from Switzerland's Hits A Go Go but may well originate from BBC TV Top Of The Pops. Worth a youtube like in my opinion.

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Thanks for that!

That isn't just good, it's FANTASTIC!

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Find of the year! Thanks a lot!

Seems to be re-re-broadcast of German NDR TV.

N

Great find!

Wow! Never seen that before! Simply amazing... Damn they were rock gods back then.. they still are for sure but that's simply groundbreaking stuff in coolness... extra kudos to Jagger's leg work... the athletism starts to show big time there, making his papa proud I am sure..

Thank you ash!

- Doxa



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Groovy...what a way to start the day thanks for that!

Recorded the day brian died !!!

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"690703A 3rd July: UK TV (BBC1) 'Top Of The Pops' , London, BBC Studio G.
- Honky Tonk Women 1 (MJ/KR) -probably live vocals on a prepared backing track
- Honky Tonk Women 2 (MJ/KR) -probably live vocals on a prepared backing track
Note: Version 1 was televised on the 10th, 17th and 31st July.
Version 2 was televised on the 7th, 14th and 21st August.
At least one of these versions has a different ending to the 7"-version."

It seems that Mick Jagger sings live while the rest of the band simulates to the pre-recorded tape.

Rockandroll,
Mops

Like a dress rehearsal for the park.

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Recorded the day brian died !!!

--> [www.nzentgraf.de]

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"690703A 3rd July: UK TV (BBC1) 'Top Of The Pops' , London, BBC Studio G.
- Honky Tonk Women 1 (MJ/KR) -probably live vocals on a prepared backing track
- Honky Tonk Women 2 (MJ/KR) -probably live vocals on a prepared backing track
Note: Version 1 was televised on the 10th, 17th and 31st July.
Version 2 was televised on the 7th, 14th and 21st August.
At least one of these versions has a different ending to the 7"-version."

Actually Brian died in the night before, so they already knew about it. Which makes this piece of film even more historical.

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Seems to be re-re-broadcast of German NDR TV.

N

HITS A GOGO was a coproduction between Swiss television channel SRG and German television channel NDR.
Some of the episodes were rebroadcasted in 2013/2014 by Germnan television channel Einsfestival.
Maybe it's from there.

The well known colored version of HTW is from “TOTP Christmas special“ (aired 25th December, re-broadcast in “Sound of the Sixties”).
It was recorded on 12th December same day Gimme Shelter was recorded for “Pop Go the 60s“.

Thanks,fantastic stuff, a real find!

I don't think I have ever seen this clip. So great. Thank you for giving it to us.

HTW with “Paris-verse"
“THE DAVID FROST SHOW,” TV Recordings, Stonebridge House Studios, Wembley, June 16, 1969, aired on August 21
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Some discussion on the Stones at the BBC here - [iorr.org]

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I don't think I have ever seen this clip. So great. Thank you for giving it to us.

Same here. Thanks for sharing, ash!

I'm the person who posted the clip on YouTube. I couldn't believe it when someone sent me that particular 'Hits A Go Go' episode yesterday, and I saw the RS clip! 22 years ago, Keith Badman (when researching his 'Good Times, Bad Times' book) contacted the TV station who owns these episodes, only to be told that this particular one no longer exists, yet here it is.

I wonder what else is "out there"?



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Cheers, Sleepy City!

- Doxa

I love the shot of Charlie that begins around 2:40 with Mick dancing in the background.

There really ought to be a new and official DVD release of all the Stones 60's TV appearances/videos etc.
Am not convinced ABKCO would be a problem...I think the BBC have the copyrights?

Great find, thanks

The shadowy lighting is unusual for a videotaped pop TV show. The camera work is good, too.

Thank You

Awesome, thanks!

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...Brian died in the night before, so they already knew about it. Which makes this piece of film even more historical.

N

Hmmm...wow that's kind of creepy and adds to the darkness of the black and white video.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Haven't seen this before, thanks!

A truly amazing find, and as mentioned, historical. Thank you for posting it Ash, and thank you so much Peter for uploading it! Brilliant, brilliant find

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Recorded the day brian died !!!

--> [www.nzentgraf.de]

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"690703A 3rd July: UK TV (BBC1) 'Top Of The Pops' , London, BBC Studio G.
- Honky Tonk Women 1 (MJ/KR) -probably live vocals on a prepared backing track
- Honky Tonk Women 2 (MJ/KR) -probably live vocals on a prepared backing track
Note: Version 1 was televised on the 10th, 17th and 31st July.
Version 2 was televised on the 7th, 14th and 21st August.
At least one of these versions has a different ending to the 7"-version."

Actually Brian died in the night before, so they already knew about it. Which makes this piece of film even more historical.

N

Jones' old band mates were in the studio recording when they got the news, and as Richards wrote, “There exists one minute and 30 seconds of us recording "I Don’t Know Why," a Stevie Wonder song, interrupted by the phone call telling us of Brian’s death.”

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It seems that Mick Jagger sings live while the rest of the band simulates to the pre-recorded tape.

Rockandroll,
Mops

It's not a pre-recorded tape, it's the single version without vocals.

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rollmops
It seems that Mick Jagger sings live while the rest of the band simulates to the pre-recorded tape.

Rockandroll,
Mops

It's not a pre-recorded tape, it's the single version without vocals.

That's how TOTP most commonly did things in those days. So, nothing unusual about that.

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60 Years a Fan