Anyone seen this?





It's Get Off My Cloud / Yesterday's Papers live in 1967 in good soundboard quality (what show???), coupled with various scenes with the Stones in the mid-60s. The last scene is awesome, with the group (esp. Brian and Keith) looking better than ever, walking around some studio. I've never seen it before. Anyone has more info on either the music or those pictures?

Bill plays a hell of a bass

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Well, I just looked up the 1967 gigs and see that they did 15 shows in Europe, and that Get Off My Cloud > yesterday's Papers > Get Off my cloud was a standard part of the set (as was a medley of Goin' Home and Satisfaction!). Shows were in Sweden, West Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Poland, Holland and Greece.

It's not Holland they taped it but not in this quality.

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Apparently that video sound was from Paris '67 ... I didn't look carefully enough before I posted. But it has the best sound quality I've ever heard from a '67 show (and I thought I'd heard most of the good '67 shows).

I just listen to the Paris version it looks the same maybe a bit more noise.

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Yeah, that's how I remember it -- more crowd noise, just more mayhem overall...

Mayhem ?

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Sorry, I guess I just meant crowd noise + distorted music + noise overall, or whatever.

Yeah lieB I understand what you meant I only didn't know the word.

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Cacophony?

chicken coop or hen house

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Sounds like Brian or Keith is playing a 12 string.

That'd be Brian, right? I think Keith was playing only the 3-pickup Les Paul onstage at this point.

But in the studio Keith is holding a bass (not that surprising) and Bill is sitting with a guitar. Wonder what number they are doing.

bizarre!
a lot of that 1967 studio footage was used in a promo video for Let's Spend the Night Together,
and some of it is on the ABKCO site (or anyway it was recently).
too bad whoever concocted this youtube clip decided to cobble together such random stuff this way -
especially since both the audio and that studio footage are such good quality. it would be great to have them both,
but not stuck together for no reason this way.

The real mystery is the soundtrack of Get Off/Yesterday's. Never heard it before in such great quality. Some tracks from the 1967 Paris show were included in a re-broadcast a couple of years ago and are available in the same great quality, but the Get Off/Yesterday's medley was not included - instead, the rebroadcast used Get Off My Cloud from the 1966 Paris show (the version where Mick sang a line from Hang On Sloopy at the start).

So where does this 1967 Get Off/Yesterday's medley in such glorious quality as used in the video come from ? Does it indicate that the complete 1967 Paris show is circulating in such great quality?

What a great version! Also Yesterday's Paper sounded really cool live.

This is the only time Yesterdays Papers has ever sounded good.

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yes the audio sounds better here..

NSV member and livin' legend in himself Mr Ove Tingvall
was interviewed by undersigned two years ago; at that
occasion he said Sweden gigs 1966, 66 as well as 1970
was gorgeous and all... But 1967 sounded pretty awful, as he
categorize or analyze them as rusty from not performing for a while.
My own comparative materia is too scarve; just quoting or trying
to translating out off my memory.

Looks like Paris, Olympia - these golden courtains behind the stage gave me the clue.

And there's a description from a person who has posted it:

spring of 1967, Theatre de l'Olympia, Paris.
the last concert-tour for Brian Jones.

with some scrap of footage, from '64 UK-Tour and "Between The Buttons" session at Olympic Studio in 1966.

note : sound and picture are not the same recording location

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Paris April 11 1967-06-Get Off Of My C-Yesterday's P.mp3

thank you vancouver! Great to hear this medley in good sound!

Maybe the 'you tube'guy has the complete paris 67 concert?

>> Looks like Paris, Olympia - these golden courtains behind the stage gave me the clue. <<

um ... here's a better clue: the backstage and on-stage footage at the start is from from a newsreel that's included in 25x5.
the venue is Kingston-upon-Hull; the date is september 21st 1964; the number they're playing is Around & Around.



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And Keith does some rare and cool waving on that footage!
And Mick is really doing the so-called chicken-dance. It's a great clip...A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss.

That's not Paris Olympia, that's a cinema in Hull! It was from a famous Pathe Newsreel from 1964 (they were playing Around And Around) and it's available in far better almost perfect quality. The second section was filmed by Peter Whitehead in I believe December 1966 and is usually accaompanied by 'Let's Spend The Night Together' but this is just dubbed over the images.

Oh yeah, so has been written 2 posts above.