Dallas 1969 is another tough listen!
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Ha! Legend!
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Lenchik...as I said - love it. It just seems (to me) that Jagger is about to sing more on Sun Is Shining when cut off. Prob not...who knows. No criticism...just observation. Great work. Thanks
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Mate..great Job. One criticism, Sun Is Shining not quite right, but rest seems good! Sun is Shining ..Jagger seems like he is singing the song. Thanks...that Stray Cat is bloody awesome performance!
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Well, it's a great story from Warren McKay!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotepichenot QuoteEleanor Rigby That pic of keith.. he wears that top during the Melbourne 1973 shows. Are you asking if he played the DA during the 1973 Aussie/NZ Tour? Yes first time I see Keith with Dan Armstrong between Nellcote and European tour 2007. Who said the pic in the opening post was from the 1973 Winter Tour? Hahaha...read the post! Surely he is as
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There's actually more footage from the AP archive: Stones bits at the end, looks like JJF, carol and Sympathy in bits...
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Mathijs reckons that pic is San Francisco 1972. I thought he also played the DA during one of the Canadian shows from 1972. I haven't seen the DA in any 1973 pics.
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That pic of keith.. he wears that top during the Melbourne 1973 shows. Are you asking if he played the DA during the 1973 Aussie/NZ Tour?
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Great job! Geez Stray Cat was a cracker performance!
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Respectably disagree, I reckon the last vocals are Stray Cat Blues...with the bow... It's the end of the song and Jagger bows to the crowd. It's definitely not SDTD...it can't be as the song goes longer. But I love the intrigue...and the effort with the sync
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Quotelenchik Well, after several iterations it turned out that we have a bit of Carol and SFTD, not Stray Cat Blues as we thought. Here is sample for you to judge - nice effort. I'm not sure it's Sympathy. Notice from 0.32 to the end, Jagger is completing a song with a bow to the crowd. The time from the microphone/last words of song to the bow (end of song) has to be any of
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Good job! Thanks So it's footage from Stray Cat to Under My Thumb. Amazing....as the guy had a camera during the stabbing. Must have been mayhem!
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It's on Associated Press archive website. Just put a filter for Rolling Stones and a date filter for 1969... Thanks for the heads up!
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Quotelenchik I will share for sure once finished. “Stray cat blues” is also featured at the end of the film. Does it mean this footage combines shots from Two cameras? this is where it gets weird. There's UMT footage 'before' Stray Cat Blues. Not sure how the processing was done whether they combined 2 seperate reels of footage together but in the wrong order?
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Quotelenchik QuoteEleanor Rigby "Love in Vain' is possible as it is around the right period of the show. THat's "love in Vain" for sure. I've already tried audio and it matched pefectly. Now if anyone could identify the song that starts at 15:04 mark... Please share your synced sound. Yeah - Stray Cat is my guess also...Taylor seems to be playing a heavy so
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Quotelenchik QuoteEleanor Rigby Anyone have an idea what songs are being played for the Stones section? I'm thinking the film starts around the end of Sympathy. We "seem" to get The Sun Is Shining and Stray Cat Blues. But the footage chops and changes a bit which is weird. Feels like Under My Thumb is in there also. The first 30 seconds are “Love in vain”, we see MT playing
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Anyone have an idea what songs are being played for the Stones section? I'm thinking the film starts around the end of Sympathy. We "seem" to get The Sun Is Shining and Stray Cat Blues. But the footage chops and changes a bit which is weird. Feels like Under My Thumb is in there also.
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QuoteRockman Lazy Day with sound .................... That's well done! Thanks Edit - credit should go to Jackson Fishauf for the excellent work
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I wonder if the cameraman was this guy:
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QuoteHonestman QuoteEleanor Rigby Burrito Bros footage is sensational! Yes and I didn't knew like some of you that Mick and Keith were backstage during Gram's set. Hey Honestman - great job on brightening the Stones pics! I can't believe how dark it is in the new footage. Some other altamont footage I have seen (not out of GS movie) is much brighter....even amateur foot
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Burrito Bros footage is sensational!
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QuotePaddy QuoteEleanor Rigby QuoteDoxa So, according to the Angel interviewed there, Hunter tried two times to get on the stage (like so many other people during the day and night thay kept the Angels busy), with no success due to once again great security job by the Angels to protect the stage. He got angry, went to his car to get his gun, came back, and then the Angels took care of him. Yep
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QuoteDoxa So, according to the Angel interviewed there, Hunter tried two times to get on the stage (like so many other people during the day and night thay kept the Angels busy), with no success due to once again great security job by the Angels to protect the stage. He got angry, went to his car to get his gun, came back, and then the Angels took care of him. Yep. - Doxa I haven't
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QuoteSighunt QuoteMathijs QuoteSighunt QuoteMathijs QuoteEleanor Rigby Quotesaltoftheearth The question is still open from when the Rolling Stones themselves had their shows recorded professionally in soundboard quality. There is evidence in the Gimme Shelter movie that Oakland was professionally recorded. Being one of the earlier shows of the tour it makes me think many others from that tour
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Quotesaltoftheearth The question is still open from when the Rolling Stones themselves had their shows recorded professionally in soundboard quality. There is evidence in the Gimme Shelter movie that Oakland was professionally recorded. Being one of the earlier shows of the tour it makes me think many others from that tour were. Definately Baltimore, Boston shows, MSG shows, Altamont
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1st time live for Brown Sugar...ah the memories
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Great thread. Rickenbackers were hugely popular during the mid 60s. But they were best suited to the jangly sounds ala The Byrds etc.. Great guitars though. Probably Stones thought they wanted different sounds
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I have never seen Gram with this guitar...
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QuoteChrisM42 Please Note: I have modified my thinking on Stray Cat Blues and Baltimore based on a recording that became available after my work listening to the music and transcribing the vocals to place the sources based on audience recordings. So, Stray Cat Blues is: MSG 11/28/69 1st Show by process of elimination. Thanks as always for the feedback, Chris M. You do a great job!
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