Updated with Red Skelton Hour tv show 05-08-64. Thanks to Colonel Dan for posting.

1964-11-20 "Ready Steady Go" tv: OFF THE HOOK, LITTLE RED ROOSTER, AROUND AND AROUND. In dvd

1 Off The Hook (playback)
2 Interview with Brian and Mick
3 Little Red Rooster
4 Around And Around

DVD -> WAV
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more coming soon

EXCELLENT, EDMUND. You´re great. I´m going to put your link at the lists; I´m happy looking each completed those far years; lots and lots of bootlegs but never taken all in order; and I don´t know why don´t exist bootlegs recordings with those tv shows which exist on video. Thanks a lot for this and for all your wonderful works

Updated with Belgian tv show 18/10/64, Clay Cole Show 24/10/64 (boths courtesy by Alex H), and Ready Steady Go 20/11/64 courtesy by edmund.

I listened to the Alexandra Palace set and noted that these are same as The Joe Loss Radio Program.

1964 07 17 & 1964 06 26 Alexandra Palace & Joe Loss Pop Show are actually the same recordings (different bitrate). Goes to show how low bitrate mp3's can blur a quality comparison of sources.....

1964 11 08 KEY TO THE HIGHWAY > Isn't this from the 72 Dallas Rehearsals?

1964 10 18 AROUND AND AROUND - Belgian TV (Tienerklanken)

Contrary to the file name this doesn't sound like a live performance but rather like a playback of the record with some screaming girls.

As far as I know, the Tienerklanken was not a live gig but a participation to the Belgian TV with public.
Could be that they did playback. Who knows?

Tienerklanken and Clay Cole shows are the same; it's tell me and Around & Around but the same versions.

Maybe Alex has uploaded the same files twice?

This very interesting, but also almost impossible. Some tracks and dates are almost certainly wrong. E.g. is Fanny Mae of supposedly Nov. 8 1964 not the BBC recording of Aug. 20 1965? And the mentioned Get satisfaction-cd tracks should be compared for dates with Dieter Hoffmann's Schwarzbuch data.
Probably there is more not correct.
But in the meantime the television recordings sofar unknown, as What a shame (Jan. 15 1965), are spectacular.
For me Key to the highway is most welcome as some other tracks.
Finally a request: to upload It schould be you I (1963) once more via Gigasize because the flac-format did not work properly for me. Only a fragment of 30 seconds can be heard as a download at my pc.
Lots of thanks anyway.
Alex, Amsterdam.

KEY TO HIGWAY i guess.,,,sounds like ,,end of 70's..

Guys,

This is the informtion bout the tracks I posted:

18th October: Belgian TV ( ), 'Tienerklanken' Brussels, Amerikaans Theatre, 'World Fair’

- Not Fade Away (Norman Petty/Charles Hardin Holly)
- Walking The Dog (Rufus Thomas)
- If You Need Me (Wilson Pickett/Robert Bateman)
- I'm Alright (Ellas McDaniel)
- Carol (Chuck Berry)
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy)
- Tell Me (MJ/KR) “Early Rolling Stones Live”(02’37”)
- It's All Over Now (Bobby and Shirley Womack)
- Around And Around (Chuck Berry) “Early Rolling Stones Live”(03’13”)
+ interviews with all five Stones

Note: Broadcast on the 16th November.
24th October: US TV (WPIX Channel 11) 'Clay Cole Show', New York.

- Tell Me (MJ/KR) –playback “Early Rolling Stones Live”(02’39”)
- It's All Over Now (Bobby and Shirley Womack) -playback
- Around And Around (Chuck Berry) –playback “Early Rolling Stones Live”(03’10”)
- If You Need Me (Wilson Pickett/Robert Bateman) -playback
- Confessin' The Blues (Walter Brown/Jay McShann) -playback
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy) -playback
- interview with MJ & BJ by Clay Cole
+ the Stones in discussion with the audience

Note: Televised on the 31st October and 7th November.

About Belgian tv I don't know more than is indicated by Zentgraff
About Clay Cole, you can see it is play-back

About Alexandra's Place and Joe Loss:
tracktimes of 3 of 5 are the same, 2 are longer on Alexandra's Place.
I think that Joe Loss is a registration of the Alexandra's Place concert.

I took the tracks from a boot called "Get Your Kicks", which gave me the info.

About Key to the highway:

23rd June 1972: Dallas, Texas, Sumet-Burnet Recording Studio. Tour-rehearsals.
- Key To The Highway (William Broonzy/Charles Segar) 5.58 ”Whips Crack & Tiger Snarl”

I added "Not fade away" US tv 03/06/64 (Dean Martin´s show), courtesy by Colonel Dan. I deleted "Key to the Highway" because this version seems, like you mentioned, from 72 rehearsals.
Of course it´s really true there are data-places wrong, we are talking about songs from more than 40 years ago, talking about bootlegs which information is not true, and all this makes that this is a very difficult work.
My first intention when I started with all this, was that: to put the sixties material in order and resolve possible mistakes. All of us can discover unknown things here, I think, and all can detect errors for make almost the true sixties chronicle; a good work for everybody, and everybody thought how to have these collection in order, Isn´t it?
Thanks for all your cooperation. Only a few recordings are useful for complete.

Hi,
Can anyone please be so kind to upload It should be you I (Nov. 20-21 1963) once more, not in flac and through gigasize please, because this one in flac and through Sendspace, is not working here.
Thanks a lot!
Alex.

The medley track On Your Way To School. Has anyone got any info about it? I can´t find anything so far. Any help will be met by my gratitude. Rock on.

The following file breaks.
Please upload it again.

1964 06 11 CONFESSIN´ THE BLUES - Chess Studios. Early sessions 63-64 [www.gigasize.com]

It should be you:
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Hi almost all files are expired
what happened , can you reupload 02-08-1964 please?

wipeacdc@hotmail.com
never too old or young to rocknroll!!!!!!

My files doesn´t expire, monkeyman07; I´ve a premium account.

I´m checking Nico Zentgraf´s database and still can´t find the tack On Your Way To School. Am I missing something here? For those concerned have a nice holiday tomorrow. Cheers.

Zentgraf´s website is a great info site, but not perfect. Suposse this bit is one of LBB&BB tapes 1961-1962.

CONFESSIN´ THE BLUES 11/06/64 was changed and saved; hope it works fine now.

Please upload.

Memphis Tennessee - The Andrew Oldham Orchestra
I've Been Loving You Too Long - The Andrew Oldham Orchestra
Confessin' The Blues - Stereo ver.
2120 South Michigan Avenue - Stereo ver.

Hi Bootlegman
Check this
:
archivo que está buscando no está disponible.Esto puede deberse a una de las razones siguientes:

el archivo ha pasado un largo periodo de inactividad, lo que dio lugar a que fuera borrado.
La URL que recibió no es válida.

what means in spanish that the file si not available , this happened because the file has passed a period of inactivity , it was deleted , or the url is not valid
this is the link:
[www.gigasize.com]

Yes, I don´t know what happened (I didn´t delete it). But now it´s updated again.

THE BOOTLEGMAN Wrote:
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> I added "Not fade away" US tv 03/06/64 (Dean
> Martin´s show), courtesy by Colonel Dan. I deleted
> "Key to the Highway" because this version seems,
> like you mentioned, from 72 rehearsals.
> Of course it´s really true there are
> data-places wrong, we are talking about songs from
> more than 40 years ago, talking about bootlegs
> which information is not true, and all this makes
> that this is a very difficult work.
> My first intention when I started with all
> this, was that: to put the sixties material in
> order and resolve possible mistakes. All of us can
> discover unknown things here, I think, and all can
> detect errors for make almost the true sixties
> chronicle; a good work for everybody, and
> everybody thought how to have these collection in
> order, Isn´t it?
> Thanks for all your cooperation. Only a few
> recordings are useful for complete.


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Stewed and Keefed - Different Version - 6/10/64 Chicago - Not sure where I downloaded, but a definite different version...for what is is worth...

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Ignore above post..this is a short/truncated cut of what you posted...oh well..