The first video I ever saw from the Stones was ER. That was before MTV. I think it was on a show called "Friday Night Videos" or something like that. Ahhh, the good old days.

I saw "Sympathy" from Altamont! A sort of rock-history-TV-show in the 80s.

SNL IN '78. My dad still thinks Mick is a fag for licking Woodie's lips.

J.J.Flash Wrote:
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> SNL IN '78. My dad still thinks Mick is a fag for
> licking Woodie's lips.


That part always cracks me up. One of Mick's greatest moments. My Dad thinks every British guy is a fag.

Don Kirschner's Rock Concert, circa 1973, with all except Mick lip-synching "Angie" and Mick Taylor pretending to play piano.

Don Kirschner was a geeky-looking guy. I remember thinking it was odd the way he introduced the Rolling Stones, "Here's my good friend Mick Jagger and his Rolling Stones."

Here's the video:

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Or maybe it was this version of "Angie":

[www.youtube.com]

And here's another one from the Rolling Stones circa mid 1970s -- "Till the Next Time." Taylor's hat is hilarious, and no one is playing the piano:

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Here's "It's Only Rock and Roll," with the band drowning in soap suds:

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must have been "2000 light years from home"---"Beat-Club" in germany

Probably the 1st Video ever made, early 60's, about a 10 minute clip of the
Stones with the end being them performing: Round & Round live

my theather showed this right before: A Hard Days Night...

I liked the Stones better!!

MLC

It's only Rock 'n' Roll on the programe - The Old Grey Whistle Test.

Does anybody have the video of Around and Around, I think it was 64 at The Royal Albert Hall, correct me if J'm wrong!

Ever Danced with a One Legged Woman?

Saw some of "Ladies & Gentlemen" in the mid-70's and SNL, but first real video was "Waiting On A Friend".

She's So Cold on Friday night videos. Other than the JJF vid, this is still my favorite! Love it when Mick wags his finger at Ron and the varios expressions on Keith's face.

Highwire but firs i really liked was 25X5 and Let's Spend ...

I saw the film "Let´s spend the night Together" in a cinema
in 1983 with my - grandma! I was 15, she was 61. God bless her!

My mother was listening to the stones so I knew them but wasn't specially into them (was majorly hooked on Jacques Brel!) until a short TV news passage in 1990, Steel WHeels tour in Marseille, Jagger singing start me up and lifting his arms on every 'Up', in his long red jacket. I still don't know what got me so much! But here it all started.

Harlem Shuffle actually, but it was in 1991. The music teacher showed it to us as an exemple of a modern clip.

He also showed a Paula Abdul clip.

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This is a great post...

Mine was IORR with the bubbles.

My dad was appalled, but I couldn't believe a grown man (Mick) could act like that !!

I loved it.

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> That sounds like a cool grandma! Seeing a pure
> concert rock-movie at 61. 61 is not an old age
> nowadays, but I thought things were different 25
> years ago.

Well, my grandma w a s great! I still do remember there
were 2 films showing that day. She asked me which one I wanted...
and I said..."Well, grandma, I even have a record of them , so
let´s see the Stones".

Inside the cinema were 3 people...grandma, me and another dude.

So my first "live" experience was an 81 show;-)

Gotta be the IORR, foam video, at some
sleazy video jukebox durin punk rock era
back in my oool´home town...
intermixed with Sid V. in My Way & Bowie in Heroes.
At parties we played SIlver Train, SFTD & 2,000 LYFH L O U D...

The Start Me Up video. Ronnie was hilarious with his straight face. And that moustache that he had? Freakin' hilarious IMO.

The video where they are in a small room with checkerboard walls. I have no idea what song they were singing, but I remember it very well. It could have been SMU.

"She's So Cold" isn't it ?

Anyone have the "videos" from Black and Blue.

I think there was one for Hey Negrita.

The other one slips my mind.

I guess they are kind of rare?

I'm feeling much love for the Stones tonight for some reason.

Wish I could be at MSG right now.

The first video I ever saw of the Stones was She's So Cold. Then Start Me Up hit MTV and I never saw SSC on MTV again. I have to give the video for Hang Fire and honorable mention here as well. Loved it....but the lip-syncing was way off as I recall.

"I'm the bleeding volcano"

The first was the Harlem Shuffle video, which I disliked. I became a Stones fan after seeing the Barcelona concert that was aired in Holland somewhere in 1990.

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> I saw the film "Let´s spend the night Together" in
> a cinema
> in 1983 with my - grandma! I was 15, she was 61.
> God bless her!

I had a similar experience, but not with my grandma. I saw it with an old cousin of mine: I was 10 and he was 27 at the time. My eternal thanks to him !!

About promo videos, I think it was She Was Hot or Too Much Blood...


[There'll be no wedding today...]

>> Anyone have the videos from Black and Blue. I think there was one for Hey Negrita. The other one slips my mind."

Hot Stuff, Fool to Cry & Crazy Mama were the others. they're on that 4-or-5-disk anthology that's in circulation ...

i grew up watching the Stones on Ed Sullivan, Hullabaloo etc, but i really don't remember the firsy time i saw a promo video per se.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith