Keith -- wearing glasses -- sharing a mic with Bill.

Great footage.

Thx for posting.

Nice. Live vocals with prerecorded music. It's always funny to watch these 60s vids where the drummers are just playing along to a backing track. Charlie just air drumming. Even watching old Who videos where Keith Moon's arms are swinging everywhere but not hitting the snare or any cymbals.
Can't remember if this was discussed here previously, when was the first time Bill moved over to Keith's side of the stage?

That's not Top of the Pops. That's the American TV show 'Hullabaloo', 1966. If should be sharper but the original color videotape is missing. The reason it doesn't look very good is that it's probably a black and white kinescope off a color monitor.

She said yeah —- My dream is to hear them open with this tune....

That is from the guy who uploaded all those great rare Johnny Winter vids. He is on a Stones kick right now:

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She said yeah —- My dream is to hear them open with this tune....

Yes, followed by Rip This Joint. The audience will be wide awake then ... The two fastest tracks of the band I guess.

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She said yeah —- My dream is to hear them open with this tune....

Yes, followed by Rip This Joint. The audience will be wide awake then ... The two fastest tracks of the band I guess.

Add Flip The Switch and we got their speed-trilogy complete

What a cool band!

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She said yeah —- My dream is to hear them open with this tune....

Yes, followed by Rip This Joint. The audience will be wide awake then ... The two fastest tracks of the band I guess.

Add Flip The Switch and we got their speed-trilogy complete

What a cool band!

Maybe "Hold on to Your Hat" makes a quarterlogy. My favorite wish for their 60th anniversary.

Definitely not TOTP.
I'd love to see Keith and Ronnie playing Firebird VIIs on the same song - so cool.

Here's the complete episode from Hullabaloo (Stones on from 15:40 onwards): [youtu.be]

That YouTube channel has also lots of other very interesting videos with complete episodes from other 60's TV shows.

That good!! I always saw the photo of that presentation on tv, but I never knew what program it was
Thanks for advising!

came up august 5th 2020 ...

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the videos of this guy (K & B ARCHIVES) are sooo good !

Awesome! Two of them today.

It’s sad to see how bad Brian looks only a couple of years later at the Rock n Roll Circus.How great would have been if he was in the same condition at the Rock n Roll circus as he was in these videos

Great , thanks for posting...
in those early days, how much easier it was to approach group members ...amazing !

pretty cool that footage

This guy?
You saw a compilation of the impressive archive of James Karnbach and Carol Bernson! They could entertain us for months ... during these troublesome corona times
Great people and great experts on the Rolling Stones!

Thanks James and Carol!

Cool stuff. Tank y'all for the posts.

Not seen before some nice covers...............





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How about my kid's high school jazz band (he's the drummer):

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Wow. Both the K&B Archives and PastBlastMusic YT channels have some juicy stuff I've never seen before. Many are new or upgraded in the last few months.

Pink Floyd Live 8 rehearsals, Joe Cocker and The Grease Band, and The Allman Brothers, are particularly excellent.


...and, of course, The Stones.

Memory Motel, Boston, 2013

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This is my favorite. I learned a lot about history from it.

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The great great missis Yoko Ohno .......the vibe is great though watch it till 36.28 even Ringo gets crazy (Keith Moon) and Paul looks like Peter Green or Hendrix or what ever

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Nice version of Jumping Jack Flash [www.youtube.com]

Scarlet with Mescal...he is stunning in that wife beater t shirt

Local Kingston/Surbiton singer/songwriter/musician Peter Bruntnell with his pal James Walbourne ,(Pretenders and Ray Davies amongst many others) performing in the lovely town of Kilkenny in Ireland a few years ago.

Excellent!