The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus (4K HD Trailer) | ABKCO Films
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2019
- Filmed before a live audience in London, The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus was originally conceived as a BBC-TV special. Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, who had worked on videos for both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, it centers on the original line up of the Rolling Stones - Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman (with Nicky Hopkins and Rocky Dijon)- who serves as both the show's hosts and featured attraction. For the first time in front of an audience, "The World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band" performs six Stones classics ("Jumpin' Jack Flash," "Parachute Woman," "No Expectations," "You Can't Always Get What You Want," "Sympathy For The Devil" and "Salt of The Earth.")
The program also includes extraordinary performances by The Who, Jethro Tull, Taj Mahal, Marianne Faithfull, Yoko Ono as well as The Dirty Mac a 'supergroup' before the term had even been coined, the band was comprised of Eric Clapton (lead guitar), Keith Richards (bass), Mitch Mitchell of The Jimi Hendrix Experience (drums) and John Lennon on guitar and vocals. This performance marks the first musical context in which John Lennon performed before an audience outside the Beatles. A mirthful conversation between Jagger and Lennon captures these two at a pivotal creative point in time. The Circus is the only time Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) performed with Jethro Tull and the last time Brian Jones would perform with The Rolling Stones in front of an audience.
As David Dalton, who covered the event for Rolling Stone, so aptly put it, "...for a brief moment it seemed that rock 'n' roll would inherit the earth."
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And now, your host for this evening, The Rolling Stones.
And now, your host for this evening, The Bottles
And now, your hosts for this evening, The Bony Rolls.
And now, your host for this evening, The Bottles
and now 🖕👆☝ your host for this evening 👇💪👉☝👇✌👉 The rolling 🤘🖑🖐 stones 👏✊🖒
The boney rolls
Can you imagine The Beatles , The Rolling Stones , The Who
And the Jimi Hendrix experience
part of the beatles.
The dirty mac
Also cream
@@abdulhafizh9263 you really like Cream? I picture you a hip hop Arab ;p
And now, your hosts for this evening, the people who have just recently watched get back
This show highlights most of the significant British artists of the 60s: Rolling Stones, John Lennon, Eric Clapton, The Who etc..
fantastic stuff.
John was with the Beatles but he did still write most of the songs with Paul of himself
And now, your hosts for this evening, the Rolling Stones
0:36 - 0:42 when you've had too much to drink and you get in a fight with the bartender
I'M DEAD AHAHHAHAHAHAUAHAUAHAHA
@@discodeaky2797 SKKJGDSFHR 😂😂😂
Every Karen arguing with the manager
defendpollis 231 XD
They left out the part where a Whisky bottle is smashed into my skull
London in the lates 60's had to be a great time.
And now, your host for this evening, the rolling stones
And now, your host for this evening, The Bottles
XDDD
The quality is so good it's like yesterday.
All my troubles seem so far away
@@joshmcloughlin8877 Now it looks as though they're here to stay
oh i believe in yesterday
Suddenly
@@secondcomingofbast9908 I am not half of man i used to be
*And now, your host for this evening, The Rolling Stones*
Haha. Love seeing Mick n John together... ♥️
Come together right now ....
@@raulalves2459 over me
@@abeatlesfan6603
Here come old fish lips,
He come dancing up sexy
he got vampire sideman
They got sleepy bass boy
They got sounds that came across the sea
Got to sing Chuck Berry
Do it better than me
Come together, right now,
Over me.
And now our host for this evening, the Bottles
You stole that comment
Ha! Those who know.... Know 👍🤫
And now our host for this evening, The Boney Rolls
And now, your hosts for this evening... The Rolling Stones!
And now, your host for this evening, the Bony Rolls.
keith is such a fashion icon. im gonna start dressing like him, or mick
Yesss omg finally someone said it, I love their style so much
omg absolutely i aspire to have their kinda fashion
You can thank Brian Jones for that.
Bunch of wankers no sense of fashion .......!!!! You’d have to dip them in acid to get the dirt of then........!!!
@@emmetnolan7081 jeez ok meth addict
The Who, The Rolling Stones,John Lennon and Eric Clapton? What more do you need? You're in heaven, man 🔥🎸
I'd like ask for some Yoko haha
Don’t forget Mitch Mitchell from the Jimi Hendrix experience on drums with John and Clapton and keef in the Dirty Mac
And now your hosts for this evening,The Rolling Stones
One of the greatest musical events, ever!
I absolutely love the way this is filmed!! The colors are so rich.
Colors are definitely look more vibrant when they are shot on film, especially when compared to modern digital cameras.
@@toad6565 Well I am comparing them to movies on film from that time period. There is sometimes a washed out look to period films. This one of the best-looking films I've ever seen.
@Francis Joseph Are you in that industry or did you attend film school? Just curious since you know so much about the particulars. Very interesting but I am not sure it is the case regarding my comment. See, I am referring specfically to movies from the early 1970s, which seem to reflect more of the cinematography style of that era. For instance, there are periods where films were shot in Technicolor and they had almost a gaudy appearance due to the overly bright colors. But many films were still shot in black and white in that era (thinking of the 1950s and early '60s) and that lent a certain dramatic quality to the films. Hitchcock used B & W artistically and in conjunction with color in those decades. Antonioni came out with a vibrant, "mod" film "Blowout" around 1966 and even "Zabriskie's Point" was not washed out (I believe it came out in 1969 or 1970. I feel that the washed out quality was also due to film budget ultimately.
Mick is drooling over John trying to pick his mind for anything
And now, your hosts for this evening… the bottles
It's Buckles not Bottles.
and now your host for this evening, the rolling stones
john is so adorable i cant
I know 😊
🖐AND NOW 🖐YOUR HOSTS 👍 FOR THIS EVENING 🙌 THE ROLLING STONES 👏
This guy Lennon, Is a real rocker man
I heard he is in a group called “the beetles”?
He's dirty. Very dirty.
@@JStarStar00 Have you seen the Two Virgins cover?
I wish I could time travel so I could see that circus
I'm convinced if John Lennon was still alive, he'd be posting memes and jokes on social medias.
Like Mick Jagger. I showed my children the picture for his 80th and had them guess how old he may be? Let's just say, they were waaay off the mark
He so would 😊❤
No, ningún famoso hace eso, de publicar publican, pero nunca memes ni cosas así graciosas
And now you host for this evening, the bottles
And now your Rolling Stones for this hosts, the evening!
AND ✋ NOW ✋ YOUR HOSTS 👍 FOR THIS EVENING 🙌 THE ROLLING ✊ STONES 👏😐
LMAOOO😂
Perfection 👸
Everybody looking cool in this...and it's so crazy to think that John took Julian to that insane show haha. People where out of their minds back then haha.
They just seems to feel so good....
“You read my file” 😂😂😂
Just wanna remind John that his voice is lovely, don't mind me
I really want to watch this
TomatoSoup it’s online for free, except it’s not in as good quality as this
Lennon and Jagger is my first and forever crushes
And now, your hosts for this evening, the strolling bones
Ahh those times worth living for sure..
0:27 this might be my favorite song i think at least right now oh my god.
Lennon, Richards, Clapton, Mitchell. What a lineup. Keef on bass. The Dirty Mac
Yer Blues is incredible, one of My favorites songs
Yer Blues from the White Album
And now your hosts for this evening the Bottles.
John Lennons signing the intro to a musical number is great. Really captures John Lennons humor
The Who we're unstoppable!
Some real good up and coming acts
I feel for people that didn't live back then. The Beatles AND The Stones were such entertainment. They had soo many hit songs, it was crazy to think back about the excitement that revolved around their new music coming out. I was wild stuff. It was classic.
By 1969 it was Led Zeppelin as the future of rock.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Or maybe the ex-futur rock :)
This wasn`t released because it was consithered to not be good enough. Today it would be a masterpiece. If that doesn`t tell you anything i give up.
It wasn't released, because Mick thought that The Who may have upstaged his band. Fortunately, he had a change of heart, and let it out. But, many years later.
@@waynej2608 Yeah, i heard that too. but also that most of the bands wasn`t pleased with their own peformance. Exept the Who.
looks like a jolly good time with copious amounts of drugs, women, AND ALCOHOL!
give u p then.
Just matters for the copyrights, grow up instead of repeating poor urban legends.
That's the REAL INNER POP SOUL POWER OF DIVINE REAL ROCK AND ROLL 💫 BABY!!
What a trip
That John Lemmon guy seems kinda cool.
lol
Well you know, he's from this other band, The Bottles
Beatles the most famous band of all time John Lennon was assassinated in 1980
@@Tonceitoys LADIES AND GENTLEMAN YOUR HOST FOR THIS EVENING THE BOTTLES
@@gkdgnomer yeah i cant wait for the bottles and the dirty mac to hit the road and go on tour
John, the king.
Ese Mick era bn lindo tambn 😍😍 los dos john y mick 😍❤
John Lennon is my favorite Rolling Stone.
Saw this at the theatre last night and the music was quite awesome. Felt like jumping up and dancing.
How does it look/sound in 4K?... I bought the dvd when it was first released in 2004.
@@bingsinatra5283 Amazing.
@@amishcar Thanks... I hope it gets a UK release.
Bing Sinatra of course it’ll get a UK release, almost everyone who preformed at the show was British
@@vinnyreed723 I wrote the comment 2 months ago.
Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg a few months before the Get Back sessions.
A month.
Yep. And look what he made of that...lol...Tho I guess it was actually released not until they were fighting and breaking up, so maybe he edited it through that filter...?
0:36 I CANT WITH THE WAY HES SHAKING HIS FINGER 😹😹😹😹
Let him
"You read my file."
*subconsciously head shakes with wide grin*
Love your username !
@@internetsummoner Thanks lol
@@georgiesbiscuits8797 I am here to warn you about someone stealing you called yoko oh-no
On the DVD, Peter Townsend says some wonderful things about Mick's presence and is also rather charitable to Yoko.
Rare footage of Tony Iomi playing with Jethro Tull before starting Black Sabbath.
One greatest moments of rock and roll history
John, The Who and the Rolling Stones together...
Speechless...
The Dirty Mac can make you more speechless
I know
Legendary times!
Peter Townshend in his book “Who i am” said that this, the rock and roll and circus was his idea
Well, the Stones aren’t known for being original
They sold their fun as art. And we bought it...
Oh no the music trap we all such suckers for listening to it lol...
That was crazy stuff seriously!!!
Directed by the fabulous Michael Lindsay-Hogg!
If u told me this happened and u had no video of it i wouldnt believe you
John &Mick = Rock ‘n’ roll baby oh yeah!
Thanks bro
"You read my file😂."
you have no idea how fucking high they all were that day. and i hope to achieve just a fraction of that one day
Do you have an idea how high they were? And, if so, how do?
@@revelation3679 body language and common sense with those guys and that time they were living.
@@aydenchesshir9015 oh. Sounded like you had some actual insight the way you posed the question sorry
@@revelation3679 lmao nahh its just funny
I have a pretty good idea just watching Jagger talking at the camera. He is so obviously GACKED to the tits on that pure MERCK cocaine.
Looks like a scene of A Clockwork Orange.
Zack Zallie .............from a clock work orange..............not scene of a clock work orange learn English moron....!!!!!
@@emmetnolan7081 hmm ok thanks. No need for swearing to show intelligence.
I can't wait until they come to a town near me! This could be the big break they've been looking for.
Some wild times the 60s
40-90s still the best music ever for me
Nah, 1880s - 1930s was better
@@GamingOneOnOne "FOR ME" That's my opinion broh
@@strawberryfieldsforever3211 I’m joking since you gave a very large range of music. Most people just say their favourite decade of music, not half century.
@@GamingOneOnOne o
yes!! Agree with that
Yer Blues, John. Yer Blues, John...
IMANGE the Beatles play with the rolling stones
Imange
Imange
IMANGE ters nu heven.
Imange
"IMANGE all the people"
-John Lennon 1971
This show is such a mind trip of amazing talent. You got the stones with brian Jones famously on his last legs (he was fired shortly after this), you got taj mahal killing it, Marianne faithful looking beautiful and singing a great old folk song, and jethro tull with Tony Iommi from black sabbath on guitar crushing it to kick off the whole show.
Then you have The Who completely steal the entire show with a raging performance of ‘a quick one, while he’s away’. It was so good, this concert wasn’t released for 30 years cause the stones were embarrassed they didn’t match up with The Who’s performance.
And to top it off you have the Dirty Mac performing the Beatles’ classic ‘yer blues’. The dirty Mac never played together again and the band was: John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Mitch Mitchell from the Jimi Hendrix experience on drums.
Oh and yoko does some screeching for some reason.
It's almost as if, in order to get Lennon to appear, they had to allow his crazy wife to do her howling, lmao
Jagger turned down newcomers Led Zeppelin for this. Idiot. Unless he knew they'd out perform everyone.
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This is a MUST buy !!!!!
How about finally releasing a 'best of' the Stones 60s TV and promos before all us first generation Stones fans are dead?
lol hahah thats right you guys are pushing the age limits there. All that archived content better be released soon!
I imagine the Abkco situation would have to be sorted out first, The Stones have no control of their pre Sticky Fingers catalogue.
Im second generation ,erm im nearly pulling me pension,so we second @Martin Thomas's request!
@@bingsinatra5283 interesting. sad as well.
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 Yeah, it is sad... I thought it had been sorted when the 40 Licks compilation was released, but no... even in death Allen Klein maintains his vice-like grip on The Stones' Decca/London catalogue.
@0:49 is one of the greatest and most underrated guitarists -- Jesse Ed Davis!
One of Jesse Ed's most famous songs is the guitar solo from Doctor My Eyes. I love that solo! It fits so well with the song and it was all Jesse Ed Davis!
Bill Wyman (in his book) claims that he was supposed to play bass in The Dirty Mac but Richards pushed him out of the way and said something to the effect that if anyone's gonna be on stage with Lennon and Clapton, it's gonna be Richards, not Wyman.
Wyman got railroaded alot, had his bass-lines rerecorded by Keith, waited for hours for smacked-out Keith to show up to sessions. He said he should have retired much earlier.
Keith and Lennon had a little rivalry, doubt they would want to play together.
@@Fuq2 no. Keith saiidjohn was a friend
I have this on VHS and I have the player..and it is marvelous on my 65 in. flat screen! We have had this for 20 years or better!
and now your ghosts for this evening, the brian jones
and Charlie and Lennon and Keith Moon, ect...wow quite a few
Freaking cool
0:22 he was just a totally different class. Another league. None of them could touch him. Mick especially humbled himself by letting him share that stage.
Should have been "The Who's rock & roll circus" they owned it
I agree, they kicked ass! A Quick One rocks. Moon is insane on drums.
The Who and 'The Dirty Mac', upstaged The Stones. Imho.
Yup
The Who or the poor man’s Zeppelin.
@@lewstone5430 Zep , the poor mans Cream
@@lewstone5430 Least The Who were original..
This was one of the first albums I bought as a kid in the late 90's. I totally forgot about it but I still remember some of the intro. "You've heard of Oxford Circus, you've heard of Picadilly Circus, and this is the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus...."
I love how the crisp quality makes it look like 2020 👌
I had the dvd and you should watch this just for the Who alone. They completely stole the show that night.
That's why it wasn't released back in the 60s. The Stones (Mick & Keef primarily) were embarrassed with their performance compared to The Who.
@@brianinglis3805 Keith Moon shined brighter than any other star in that concert,
@@brianinglis3805 In your head, the Stones were and still are the only magicals ones.
It's generally known the Who blew the Stones off that day, the Stones hadn't played live for ages, where as the Who were on the road a lot. Jagger was aware of this and didn't think the Stones performance stood up, hence it wasn't released for ages.
@@Methilde Google it. Don't let fan worship blind you to the truth.
Yer blues, John
The Who - microphone swing rock
The Rolling Stones - blues rock
The Beatles - all rock subgenres
I’d say the Beatles were more eclectic rock
@@Hal9000ize they covered many genres
beatles: all
-_-..pfff
The Who - power pop , proto-punk , psychedelic rock , hard rock.
The Rolling Stones - blues rock , rock and roll , psyhedelic rock , pop rock , hard rock.
The Beatles - rock and roll , folk rock , pop rock , psychedelic rock , art rock , progressive rock , hard rock.
I heard somewhere that Mick didn't want to release it because he felt the who blew them off the stage which they did
Musically and physically
Im a Stones fan, but their performance was lacking the usual punch
The real peak is obviously with the Stones far ahead.
@@Methilde It was definitely Brian Jones who was "peaking", having seen the footage of the Stones performance.
@@whoami7721 As a french don't understand the meaning of your comment cause the notion of "peacking" here.
The Who played a lot on this show!
I’d like one ticket, please.
WE ARE ALL HERE HIII MERRY CHRISTMAS
Wow, the 4K really enhances the grain!
Oh, 1968. Why did you ever leave me...
I taped this from VH1 in the early 90's.
Jethro Tull
The Who
Taj Mahal.
Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, John Lennon and Mitch Mitchell were backing up Yoko screaching.
Was ever aired because The Who upstaged the Rolling Stones and kick their behinds
Mick And John.
Gae
😩😩
🤣
The quality of the image is spectacular !
it's a shame this was shelved for decades, it had the Stones, Lennon, the Who, and Clapton; the only thing missing was The Kinks
It was shelved because the Who out shone the stones
@@tanseygreen possibly, and Lennon's band sounded better too (easy feat with Clapton on guitar); anyway, this performance convinced Jagger that the Stones were just not good enough for late '60s touring (enter Mick Taylor some months later); I like to think that R&R Circus was the swan song of the British Invasion (the Stones became a whole different beast, the Who became a hard-rock band, the Beatles split up and the Kinks started their decline)
@@jjrj8568 Brian could no longer function as the second guitarist by then.