What is the full set list performed by the Stones for this performance?
Is it available as a boot?

I am keen to hear all the Stones song from this show.

If you have it and would be able to trade a copy please email me.

thanks

Ray

Route 66, Confessin the Blues, JJ Flash, YCAGWYW, Sympathy for the Devil, No Expectations, Salt of the Earth, Parachute Woman...don't know about the boot of this performance



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Jumpin' Jack Flash
Parachute Woman
No Expectations
You Can't
Sympathy For The Devil
Salt Of The Earth

availible on dvd or cd rnr circus

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

this songs were probably rehearsed


Route 66 (Bobby Troup)
Confessin' The Blues (Walter Brown/Jay McShann)
Look On Yonder Wall (James Clark) (1st time played live)
Walkin’ Blues (Robert Johnson) (1st time played live)
Love In Vain (Robert Johnson) (1st time played live)

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

I've alway's heard that the reason the movie never got released originally was because The Stones didn't like their performance(s), is this true?

I ain't stupid, I'm just guitarded.

availible on the recordings:

Rock And Roll Circus (official release)
Brian's Blues, Rock and Roll Circus (this is not the official release)
More Rock and Roll Circus
First Decade
Unreleased Live Stones

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

they were sleepy. up for 2 days straight.

RankOutsider Wrote:
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> I've alway's heard that the reason the movie never
> got released originally was because The Stones
> didn't like their performance(s), is this true?
>
> Don't turn your back on me baby, 'cause you might
> just break off my magic stick


don't know if it's true, but it's what ive always heard as well...in retrospect the circus performance sounds great!...they were obviously more self-critical in those days, imo a necessary ingredient to the greatness of their glory years



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The Who stole the show.
But the JJF version is IMO their best ever

i believe it was a combo of them not being satisfied with thier own performance AND the feeling that the Who blew them away.

No doubt the Who put on a good show that night, but I think the Stones sound great and. I love the somehwat angrier version of You can't Always..., Sympathy is also a great version and Salt of the Earth is a classic.

I'm disappointed about the play back version of "Salt of the Earth". Only the vocals are live. Otherwise I've read in the CD booklet that they did many different versions of the same song, e.g. "JJF" five times. I would like to hear all the versions. And they does some blues songs ...

RobertJohnson Wrote:
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> I'm disappointed about the play back version of
> "Salt of the Earth". Only the vocals are live.
> Otherwise I've read in the CD booklet that they
> did many different versions of the same song, e.g.
> "JJF" five times. I would like to hear all the
> versions. And they does some blues songs ...


they did some blues songs, it's late in the evening here in Germany, sorry