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Never seen this one, thought I'd share it



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Wow, I've never seen that before.



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Looks like the Royal Albert Hall, 15-Sep-1963. Similiar picture:


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Thanks! Much clearer photo.

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Never seen this one, thought I'd share it

This picture is also in the Book: The Rolling Stones 50 (2012, ca. page 19).



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Oops! Must have seen it before then!

Here's a wider photo:



Some more pics and infos from this concert:



Fans gather outside the stage door of The Royal Albert Hall after The Great Pop Prom. The Rolling Stones and The Beatles were on the bill. 15th September 1963.





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Damn! From Bricklayer's Arms, Crawdad, Ken Coylers, etc. to Royal Albert hall in a year's time. Amazing!

Perhaps playing Not Fade Away?

lovely times ... when the world was free ....



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Perhaps playing Not Fade Away?

I wouldn’t imagine so. At time of this performance in September ‘63, their sole release was their debut single, Come On.

Edit: But then again, you could be right. The picture indicates they could be performing such a number.



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Perhaps playing Not Fade Away?

I wouldn’t imagine so. At time of this performance in September ‘63, their sole release was their debut single, Come On.

Edit: But then again, you could be right. The picture indicates they could be performing such a number.

This clipping from a Record Mirror edition published in 21 September 1963 lists some of the songs played on that concert:

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Perhaps playing Not Fade Away?

I wouldn’t imagine so. At time of this performance in September ‘63, their sole release was their debut single, Come On.

Edit: But then again, you could be right. The picture indicates they could be performing such a number.

This clipping from a Record Mirror edition published in 21 September 1963 lists some of the songs played on that concert:

Must be playing Pretty Thing, another Bo Diddley number which has the same beat as Not Fade Away!

So this took place Sept 15,1963 with the Stones the opening act and having released their first single Come On. Just 3 years later, Sept 23, 1966 they would release Have You Seen Your Mother and start their British tour at the same Royal Albert Hall which would end up being last British tour with Brian. It's literally mind boggling to look back at how much they did in 3 short years. For North America: Englands Newest Hitmakers, 12x5, Now, December's Children, Out Of Our Heads and Aftermath!