Rolling Stones - Live 1969 - Baltimore
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- November 26, 1969 : Jumping Jack Flash * Carol * Sympathy For The Devil * Stray Cat Blues * Love In Vain * You Gotta Move * Under My Thumb/I'm Free * Midnight Rambler * Live With Me * Satisfaction * Honky Tonk Women * Street Fighting Man
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I want to time travel back to these shows....These were making history.
So was '72.
wonderful to have this available! Free speech for everyone! RIP Charlie Watts ... the Stones will always be the greatest rock and roll band in the world !!
I was there and I was 16. I was a little delinquent. I had bought a ticket for my brother Harvey too. There was a square purple carpet with a white star in the center which someone came out and vacuumed. Midnight Rambler was my theme song. During the crescendo Mick whipped the floor with his scarf.
haha that's hilarious man. Thanks for sharing that story. How's Harvey?
@@Bluzian74 He's gone. But in '73 he snuk me out of this institution(my grandmom died for the first time) and we saw the in DC for the Exile tour.
@@davidbounds8970 So you'll be 70 this year!
Jumping Jack Flash 0:45
Carol 4:32
Sympathy For The Devil 8:08
Stray Cat Blues 18:46
Love In Vain 22:42
You Gotta Move 28:08
Under My Thumb 30:34
I'm Free 33:56
Midnight Rambler 37:02
Live With Me 45:40
Satisfaction 49:11
Honky Tonk Women 55:01
Street Fighting Man
58:33
Classical gas. Yea this was satanic ...young girls...red lights..the devil....hookers.....they were bad boys. So bad and so good..
I know tge Stones put out a lot of music out over the years, but they were never a better live band than they were in 1969!
That's quite the assertion. I'd have to argue that Australia 1973 and Europe 73 are off the charts.
@@Bluzian74 love this tempo and deeper sound personally. Things tended to feel rushed after this tour. Still great obviously.
I would say 72/73 were better but 69,70,71 are right behind it for me.
@@teleguy5699 ….. that’s the same thing I feel. The songs felt like they were on a tempo that was too fast. Listen to a song like jumping jack flash after 69-71….. Mick is singing so fast, it’s hard to even understand his words.
They still rock. I still like them at any phase, actually. But just personally, I like the slower , bluesier ,takes on the songs around 69. The “under my thumb’ I’m free” combo at Altamont sounded so funky and bluesy.
So I’m not putting down the Stones, just stating a preference on my part. The Stones are in my top 5 bands of all time
I like ‘69, too. Mick Taylor’s guitar parts are perfect here. Later he plays too much lead. By ‘73 he’s often playing lead throughout the song.
I was there, and what a great concert it was. It was many years before I found out that Ya Yas, my favourite live Stones album used Love in Vain from this concert. What a blast. The next two nights at MSG formed the basis for Ya Yas.
Keith is my favorite guitar player and YA YAS IS one of my top 5 favorite albums. . MIDNIGHT RAMBLER is the greatest live song from that album ever!
Great for you!😊
Thanks for posting this great show from 69. One of the best, cleanest sounding recordings from this tour. Almost as good as Ya Ya’s. Mick Taylor was just a brilliant virtuoso
Yea but It wasn't Mick Taylor that blew up those live gigs in 1969. It was KEITH RICHARDS!!
Sympathy is simply OUTRAGEOUS!!!!
Best version of it I have ever heard.
@@markschuler7124 rock n roll circus version is the best
@@barry1369 Meh
@@teleguy5699 Keith’s solo is amazing
@@barry1369 Yes, I just love the more guitar version on this tour than that version.
mick taylor had endless ideas
Clearly Mick Jagger was on! Probably the best vocal performance of the '69 tour!
Micky Ts playin is totally on point again....
can you think of a time where/when it wasn't? Now look at the mess they are making tons of dough on. not for me.
@@girlssome3832 saw them 2019 and every tour since 66. They’re still the best and in fact the weaving Keef always talks about was at least as strong with both Brian and Ronnie
This exists in the vaults as a professionally recorded concert. Love in Vain on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out is from this show. Can't imagine what ABKCO is waiting for?
They would’ve recorded most of the shows from the 69 tour professionally & there’s probably film of each show in the vault too. No idea why ABKCO hasn’t done an expanded 69’ tour box set or something.
I still have the LP of this concert. It's in pristine condition. I think I've played it twice since the 70's when I purchased it.
only twice!??
That's lame! I would have listened to it every other day!
Unbygodbelievable !!! Maybe the best show form 69? Man jjflash is so intense mi ❤️
On fire..... badass show. Pace...brisk tempos...jagger’s A game........and mick Taylor throwing flames riding on that great rhythm train....
GYYYAO = top 5 of all Rock'n'Roll albums !
superb version of Midnight Rambler here!!
I'd love it if somebody had the 69 Detroit show from Olympia Stadium.. I was at that one and it was awesome. This is fantastic also. They were in rare form here.
Thank you. i was there!
so when did the smoke bomb go off? ever see the book? LOVE IN VAIN for this show was used on the live album
That’s gotta be one of Keith’s best ever solos on sympathy
Fantastic!
Love stones so much
They were OILED UP AND RUNNING HOT!!!KETH RICHARDS IS MY FAVORITE GUITAR PLAYER!
This show was a formatuive influence oin my young life!
Mine too. My first concert, just shy of 15 years old, 17 rows from the stage, right in the middle. Best concert I have ever seen to this day.
Thanks for uploading whatever ! GREAT TOUR !
They are....now. Buy the re-release of YA YA's with the bonus cds and you will get Prodigal Son, You Got to Move, Under My Thumb/I'm Free and Satisfaction. You also get a CD of their opening act, Ike and Tina Turner that is fantastic. Regards...
Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts seemed to be in good mood. Wyman was special in finding right tempo and pushing the songs up - especially on Satisfaction, Maybe best version live ever? Mick really enjoyed singing it improvising by the end - playful-and vital.
Thanks to precisely notice Bill's huge role.
LOVE IN VAIN was used on "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert" with overdubs in the studio. I have magazine article somewhere
I thought it sounded too close to the Ya Ya’s “Love in Vain”. Taylor’s solo was note for note and that gave it away for me. Thanks, Michael.
That’s true
Wow great document .that was recorded the day after they recorded the live album. got my yayas out again
also
"Love in Vain" (Robert Johnson†) - (November 26, 1969: Civic Center, Baltimore)
FROM THIS SHOW WAS ON "GET YER YA YA'S OUT!"
With no overdubs or anything -- they just used this recording straight.
thanks for this kg - always great to hear this great set no matter where they did it.
my own favorite from this tour was stray cat blues, mick t did such a great job. malicious.
judas priest
write soon
Charlies really Great Tonight!!
This was my first Stones concert, then saw them in NJ at Giants Stadium 1994 and Newark 2012 (when many thought they might be retiring, hah!). For me their greatest music years were done with Exile on Main Street, not to say there was not good stuff afterwards.
This is an even better version of Sympathy than the one on Ya Ya’s. Keith’s solo is better, and Mick Taylor is....God.
NO musician is God.
@@markpr73 it’s a figure of speech
I was at that show, great tour that one and the '72 tour. Thanks for sharing.
I was at this show and also saw them in July '72 in Pittsburgh. another great show.So glad I saw them in their prime.
The Stones best live era in my opinion. Just love the rawness and discreet playing in which every instrument is heard. Some of the Stones future live music got to be overly erratic with too much going on. But still good of course. Ya Ya’s has made me so bias🙄 BTW…you can here Stu truly well and how his playing influenced their sound especially on Berry songs. And, Mick sings at his best in 69!!!
The Rolling Stones Kept Their Concert Set List Current , Promoting The Let It Bleed Album , The Stones Also Performed About An Hour During Most Of Their Late 60's Live Shows
This kicks ass, as they say in the modern vernacular..... great upload. Another kg441 classic.
Thank you, kg441.
The tour sold over $1 million worth of tickets with ticket prices ranging from $3.00 to $8.00....fuckin "peace and love thing!
AWESOME
@surfjabroni look, we have the world, the moon, the sun..and the Rolling Stones..
Oh Shit! I spoke to soon! I found the show here! You are awesome!!!!!!
i recorded the garden show there was bootlegs out a month later some good mine sounds like this fair.just seeing them was them great part.
This video previously contained a copyrighted audio track. Due to a claim by a copyright holder, the audio track has been muted.
because of LOVE IN VAIN
also i guess that means there was no overdubs in the stufio for GET YER YA YAS OUT
Man, you're lucky! I wish I could hear the full MSG '69 shows!!!
They’ve recently been posted on UA-cam.
@@scatrrr Really? Any links?
is this the same BALTIMORE show that was recorded professionally and the version of "Love In Vain" was used in the GET YER YA YA's OUT album?
I was at this show. The late Morton Tadder walked me into the Baltimore Civic Center and told me I was on my own. I spent the show (Terry Reid opened then BB KIng and finally the Stones, avoiding the ushers (no ticket).
For anyone interested, I have photographs from this show and many others. check me out at Michael Maltese, rock photographer
i saw two shows at auburn, alabama, on nov 14, 1969, and they didn't play satisfaction or any of the brian era songs, except flash and street fighting man. in 72 i saw the opening tour shows at lsu in baton rouge. they played sarisfaction and cloud, so many to choose from.
they played LSU in 75...
It is interesting at the onset of SFtheD the audience wasn’t sure what song it was until Mick started singing “let me please introduce myself”😅. The live version with no additional percussion and lead with the piano is quite different than the studio. Love both versions!!! This also is the concert in which Love In Vain was used in Ya Ya’s vs. the other tracks for Ya Ya’s were from MSG.
wikipedia didnt say this but a smoke bomb went off during this show I think, but one of the tracks from here is on GET YER YA YA'S OUT with overdubs
Correct. A green smoke bomb went off stage right, a few rows in front of us, to our left. No one seemed too concerned about it. The house lights were already up, as it was late in the show. I think it was right after Satisfaction and before Honky Tonk Women. To this day, the best concert I have ever attended. Thanks for posting this! Don't EVER take it down (please)!
Jig's Up Bi, come get me.
Love and Light,
Slim Shadey
you have to check out Let It Bleed: The Rolling Stones, Altamont, and the End of the Sixties Ethan A. Russell
'Mick came bounding from behind a pile of amplifiers. He was dressed nearly all in black - black belled mariachi pants, a long-sleeved tee-shirt (also black), a silk print scarf that hung to his hips, a red-white-and-blue Uncle Sam hat. On the shirt, on his chest, was the omega - like symbol of Leo, the sign of the king or president, a fixed fiery sign: proud, energetic, domineering, authoritative.'
www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/the-rolling-stones-fall-1969-tour-72242/
I was at this concert.
Me, too!!! 16 years old.
what did they sound like, obviously this recording does not do it justice
@@diesekaltewelt807 My memory is blurry; I just remember I was blown away.
@@diesekaltewelt807 The next night, they played Madison Square Garden. The album, "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!' has the Baltimore concert in there with New York. They are always wonderful live. We were mourning the death of Brian Jones. Mick Taylor's first tour was this tour. 8 concerts under my belt. This recording is very bad. It does NOT do them justice.
Good one. You saw them 8 times live, god, Ive never seen them once.
The Audio Bootleg Sound Quality Is Good
While I'm not complaining about this show (because it's, ya know, great!), it's a show like this, or any of the next 3 shows at the Garden, why there's no soundboard recordings. If there's soundboard on Ya Ya's Out (this Love in Vain is on there, but overdubbed), why doesn't anyone have it?
back then i think no one realized how important this shit would become
Playing it LOUD!
Mick Jagger singing Hey Jude... 17:14 "what's my name? Hey Jude, na, na, na nanana, nanana Hey Jude, alright"
Those two songs have so much in common. Both born summer of '68. Both filmed being created for separate documentaries, both very long, both start slow and build, both with an iconic vocal bridge (whoo whooo... na, na, na) and if you listen close you'll hear Paul play on piano the same intro that Mick Taylor plays live. Listen here at 8:27 ua-cam.com/video/D6MJH-rdSQU/v-deo.html
Even cooler is that sympathy was recorded first!
great stuff, better than the 69 garden show, where you guys get this stuff?
for more info read STANLEY BOOTHS BOOK
What is the name of Stanley Booth's book?
Danny Dine the true adventures of the rolling stones
Thanks man.I'll be sure to check it out.
Is this awesome recording available on vinyl, does anyone know? This Baltimore show would make a fantastic single album bootleg! If not, I can 'make do' with Ya-Yas !!
if you were at the garden and I guess all the 69 shows Ian Stuart was way to the right of m taylor allmost hidden he was older then them and i guess they ,were playing up the under 30 thing i don,t know but he was playing a grand p.
Indeed I 2nd that! may they turn to custard and fry on the highway of death valley at 35 degrees without a cloud in the sky, no wind, and the sun shining as brightly as is possible
ya' ,get it out,babies.
Fucking rare this is...
The version of Love in Vain on the Yayas version is from this concert
これを聴いて驚いたが、
ゲットヤーのラブインベインはこの日の収録だった
当時のクレジットにはその記載はなかった筈
ということは、この日もしっかりと録ってるということだから、
リリースしてほしい
I agree with whatever cat oscar said.
Did they really already play "You Gotta Move" in 1969 ? It was released on "Sticky Fingers" in 1971 only...
They debuted Brown Sugar at the ill fated Altamont Concert that Fall.
+eromadrol Yep.They usually did Prodigal Son and You Gotta Move back to back just Mick and Keith playing a National Steel guitar on the 69 tour.
+eromadrol Yes, they played You Gotta Move, as a matter of fact, the picture shown with Mick and Keith sitting down is when they played You Gotta Move!
They recorded You Gotta Move, Brown Sugar and Wild Horses about a week later at Muscle Shoals, as shown in Gimme Shelter (the movie). Sat on the tracks for eighteen months while they hashed out the Allen Klein divorce.
Nice...LOL
we sure can't listen to copyrighted music, not for free anyway. Big Brother says NO.
screw whoever muted the audio ... FREE SPEECH FOR ALL !!!!!
does anyone have the november 4, 1989 show I was at? Oakland?
In the second picture Mick seems to have three hands.
They have it...it's the 40th Anniversary set. You Tube won't let me post the link.
For everyone who says Ya Ya's is heavily overdubbed in the studio, these raw bootlegs says not true.
Some of the vocals were.
@@ronschafer8194 Yes, but not so much the album is not an good representation of that tour.
@@teleguy5699 True
Wasn’t this show professionally recorded? The Stones should put it out.
I thought you could only post 20 minutes on youtube. This is 1 hour. Can someone explain to me what has changed? Thanks
完全版でほしいー
this was blocked now it isn't what about the Altamont one?
Essa guitarra do Keith NINGUEM FAZ NEM PARECIDO NO MUNDO.
individual songs on here
when did the smoke bomb go off?
10:29 I've never heard them apologize like they have for Brown Sugar, but these wimps won't sing THIS
line about the Kennedys although they've been including this song every night this year! Is there a way in this modern age to erase the annoying clapping especially in Satisfaction?
this video has been muted..can you repost without the offending copyrighted track?..
i'm like number 666 🤣
Boston 1969 opened with under my thumb females' in audience Booed and heckled stones'ahh women's lib
I think that's on here also
they opened with jumpin jack flash
you got to move = mick seems out of tune
fucking horrible...they took the music down... damnit
Lol..they paved the way for the modern rock shows and kept true to the blues. Don't hate then because they succeeded where others crashed and burned.