Seen very early pics of Keith with a Strat also from around 64 but not another pic of him with one till the 74 tour. Seems like he went from the epiphone casino/ sunburst mid les Paul mid 60s to the black Les Paul to the Dan Armstrong late 60s!
Interesting to watch Charlies HH pattern ..... he would later change it up into the pattern he uses to this very day ! Charlie in the MT era was driving the band like a mad man .... Love his work on GYYY out !
This is pretty good. I wish they had the whole show. But this will do. I love Mick Taylor! Great player! The Stones best period after the original with Brian Jones. Thanks for uploading! 😎👏🏻🎸
Mick Taylor playing a Telecaster. That's new to me. Nice to see full stage shots instead of the usual Mick closeups. Mick is such a force, and they usually have the cameras too close to see how he grooves. Sadly, his stage presence became too choreographed, but here he is in his James Brown phase.
Fresh from The States and Altamont disaster ...... Mick & Jo Bergman had just deposited upwards of 2 million from the take of the tour in a bank in Geneva. where Klein couldn't touch it ....They must have been feeling mighty right at this show. and it comes across... !! smokin'.
So was I ..... could swear it was double header show ...... two shows in the same evening, but I could be wrong ...maybe you can confirm Andy ..... thanks .... I remember just tons of confetti coming down at the end ......... Great memories.
juilliardreject It was two shows. Blodwyn Pig and Procol Harum were the support acts! I remember the confetti at the end too. It certainly was a hell of a night. I was at the Hyde Park gig earlier in the summer and I thought they were awful! This gig was much more like it. I recommend you check out the Leeds University '71 gig which is both amazing sound quality and a stunning show.
Andy Thomas ..Thanks for the confirmation. I had just turned 17 and was a schoolboy at Mill Hill. Snuck out of my bedsit to see them. I saw the Plastic Ono band a week earlier at the same place. John did a nice version of Cold Turkey and Yoko screamed into the mike for 40 minutes .... not her finest moment. I missed the Stones Hyde Park gig, but did see the "Blind Faith" Hyde Park gig ..... I was near the stage on Claptons side. I thought they were just fine. I'll check out the Leeds University session ... thanks again Andy ........
juilliardreject Weird. I had a friend who was at Mill Hill around that time. His name was Rocky Fowler. He lived in Uxbridge. Ring any bells? I was at the Blind Faith bash too. It was a great afternoon! Everytime I hear the album it takes me back to the Summer of '69! I saw some great bands at The Lyceum 'Midnight Court' shows. Family/King Crimson/Yes and probably 'most' memorable, the original Spirit, who were just amazing!
Andy Thomas I was at Mill Hill from late 67 to 70 .... I was one of 4 "Yanks" at the school. If your friend was a boarder there than I probably ran into him. One of my mates who I used to play guitar with was Chaz Jankel ... who had a pretty successful career with Ian Dury and the Blockheads and by himself in the early 80's. We were just kids back then ... Saw lots of shows at the Lyceum ... Yes ... The Nice ... The Move etc. I used to hit the Marquee club quite a bit ... I was a big fan of Jethro Tull back then and they were regulars there. I missed the Spirit concert ...... they were a tight band. I remember I had a chance to see Hendrix back then but missed out for some reason. Also missed the Hyde Park Pink Floyd concert in 68 ... I regret that one,
i just got the deluxe yayas box set from amazon . 2 cd + 1 dvd and its awesome . plus free mp3 load to my laptop . nice .totally worth it . it has satisfaction and under my thumb , tina , and bb king . totally love it .
This was not recorded at the Lyceum, it was London's Saville Theatre and recorded a week before the two concerts at the Lyceum. I know, I was on the Lyceum's staff.
Well done. If you were on the staff then you must remember the shit load of confetti that came down at the end of the show. I do, and inhaled most of it. Believe this may have been one of their first concerts after the disaster at Altamont.
@@juilliardreject8767 I seem to remember that it was flower petals they dropped from the ceiling onto the audience. The petals were contained in a couple of wooden and cloth stretcher-like devices and a member of the "effects" crew pulled a rope to release one side of it dumping the petals. Unfortunately one of the stretchers came away from its fixing and dropped into the audience injuring a couple of people. I believe this occurred at the end of the second of two Stones concerts that day so perhaps they used confetti at the end of the first performance. The Altamont concert was on December 6 1969 and I think the next Stones show was at the Saville followed by the two at the Lyceum.
Why did the Rollin' Stones sound so good during this period of time? Obviously, Taylor's virtuoso playing along with new technology---ampeg 300 watt SVT tube amps and the new PA systems with the speakers mountd up high so the sound would cascade down on the audience. It also allowed them to hear themselves instead of girls screaming.
@@mattthrun-nowicki8641 there was a problem with Customs and there was no time left by the time the 69 STP tour started, so Ampeg was used on the US shows. And it stayed Ampeg for a while after that until the mid seventies.
IdolHans I read that they somehow arrived in the States damaged, and Stu had to act quickly to find them replacements, so he went to the Ampeg dealer in LA. But they used Hiwatts intermittently the rest of that year. I also believe Keef used one during the studio sessions for Let it Bleed
@@edmadrid1776 it was the last show of their American tour. Except for Keith they all flew back to England the next Day. Keith flew back a few days later.
The dreaded 27 yrs of age. ( you know all the rock stars death years) Mick Jagger. What a frontman. Sound systems back then were historically bad but not the musicians.
incredible.... where is the rest of the footage from the 1969 tour ??? there must be a Million hours of material from hyde park, madison sqare garden, altamont that no one has ever seen !!!
@@Mike-gn4un I downloaded it many years ago when you still could do it for free on youtube, now it seems that you can only find extracts, times are changing :(
@@Methilde Oh ok, thank you for clarifying Joelle. It’s a pity the Stones didn’t release the 69 MSG performance(s) on film in their entirety in hindsight An opportunity missed The Maysles brothers who filmed for the Gimme Shelter movie must have footage stored somewhere I think it’s a real shame, I don’t need to see all of Altamont, it’s understandable notoriety detracts from the music. I would love to watch the complete MSG concerts though
@@Mike-gn4un I agree, MSG 69 is very well filmed with a good sound, much more interesting than Altamont, i don't understand, maybe copyright matter ???
Wish we could get a WHOLE '69 tour concert pro shot on film. I would have to guess with all the footage the Maysles brothers shot...that a whole concert could be pieced together with sound? Put that together and PLEASE TAKE MY MONEY!
He recorded "I don't know Why" on a Tele. It's the song they were recording when they received the phone call informing them of Brian's death. What a spooky song. One suspects the solo from "Jiving Sister Fanny" was also a Tele ; Sure sounds like a Tele, but who knows?
Altamont was a stupid idea in the first place. The idea that you could police such an event using drug fuelled Hells Angels was naïve beyond belief. As for the band, they were terrible!
Keith’s a master of tunings and odd things to get unique sounds. It took me years to figure out that he dropped his guitar 🎸 down to G. Now I can play Jumping Jack Flash correctly finally after all these years. And it sounds exactly like the recording! It’s because I was playing it in standard tuning which is wrong! I knew it didn’t sound like the record. Keith is a sly guy! But i only have one guitar 🎸 and not ten that he leaves in different tunings on stage! That’s the trick! Alternate tunings!
@@dynjarren7523 When did you figure out he was playing open G? I don't even play the guitar, but I've know about 5 string open G for over 20 years (since I was a teenager) just from reading and watching his interviews.
Satisfaction did not survive this period, Jumpin Jack Flash obviously did and even got better as Mick figured some blistering solos a bit later. The original Satisfaction was a brilliant development of a novelty but not enough to make it in a heavy and hard blues rock combo that the Stones were at the time. I'm sure they could have eventually come up with a new arrangement but since they didn't "have to" I guess they just dropped it after it didn't work.
Do the Stones ever engage in works of charity for the poor or disabled and other types of people in need? They likely make a couple truckloads of money for each performance. Who do they help and where? Just wondering.
You never know, but they were on the verge of being broke right here with Allen Klein taking all their money. That's why they fired him, hired his nephew, and started their own record label.
@@Methilde thank you for replying. i know about that, but i have heard about stones’ plan of inviting beatles in this show. Have you heard about this plan from any book or any information?
@@Methilde In fact, my acquaintance said about this information, so i also want to check about this. if you find another information, please tell me. Thank you very much from japan.( I’m sorry if my english is poor.)
They were oiled up and running hot!! My favorite STONES tours are the 1969 and 1972. And KEITH RICHARDS is my favorite guitarist of all time!
When Mick Taylor was in the lineup THE STONES KICKED ASS!
Mick Jagger in the opening of Jumping Jack Flash says “”get the fu-k out of here” to somebody, love it. RAW 3:33
Then does he say "Fu-k You" at 4:00 ?
He saw Marianne Faithfull's new boyfriend.
He was still hyped up and glad to be out of altamomt
Yea and he sounds ready to punk out whoever it was - man something pissed him off
Its amazing how dark the stage was compared to todays well lit shows....I wonder how Bill Wyman could even see his bass
He could she the shags he had lined up. lol Billy got his.
Love Taylor on a Telecaster !! 🌟
And Keith on the Dan Armstrong clear guitar....
Amazing sounds of them both together!!
I was there... and caught the milk train back to Manchester to get to work on time!
the milk train?
So was I. Believe they played two shows that night.
Great to some Mick T, and with a Tele!! He turned the Stones from good, to the best. Pretty rapid decline after he left.
To play "Jumping Jack Flash" in open G tuning was the decline of a fantastic song.
Mick Taylor using a Telecaster before Keith Richards? Amazing...
Seen very early pics of Keith with a Strat also from around 64 but not another pic of him with one till the 74 tour. Seems like he went from the epiphone casino/ sunburst mid les Paul mid 60s to the black Les Paul to the Dan Armstrong late 60s!
Danny Mayo He played a sunburst strat during the 72 tour
I’ve seen a picture of him using a white tele in 65
JJ Flash is the perfect Rock Song.Awesome video oh yeahh👌
Damn Mick Taylor is playing some mean rhythm guitar here. Keith is rocking the riffs and Charlie is drumming hard.
Nobody could touch them! They were at their absolute peak at that time. My Favourite era of the Stones the Mick Taylor years 69-74
Interesting to watch Charlies HH pattern .....
he would later change it up
into the pattern he uses to this very day !
Charlie in the MT era was driving the band like a mad man .... Love his work on
GYYY out !
Love what they do ❤️ that’s why they still excite even after all these years ! Accomplished musicians 👌
Mick usually is the lead guitar, like on Satisfaction.
@@doitnowvideosyeah5841 no
This is pretty good. I wish they had the whole show. But this will do.
I love Mick Taylor! Great player!
The Stones best period after the original with Brian Jones.
Thanks for uploading!
😎👏🏻🎸
Yes, there are many who wish Taylor would of stayed.
First time I've seen Mick Taylor play a Fender Telecaster instead of his Gibson.
He switches back to his Gibson SG for JJ Flash And Carol. He played an SG a lot during this tour and with Mayall.
Mick Taylor playing a Telecaster. That's new to me. Nice to see full stage shots instead of the usual Mick closeups. Mick is such a force, and they usually have the cameras too close to see how he grooves. Sadly, his stage presence became too choreographed, but here he is in his James Brown phase.
Yeah I never saw Mick play a fender before 😎
Fresh from The States and Altamont disaster ...... Mick & Jo Bergman had just deposited upwards of 2 million from the take of the tour in a bank in Geneva. where Klein couldn't touch it ....They must have been feeling mighty right at this show. and it comes across... !! smokin'.
A great moment in time for sure! Finally getting their just cash 💰
Great stuff! never heard that before. Where can I find the story?
@@shawnriffhard got 9 hours ? ua-cam.com/video/3_76909yHfc/v-deo.html
@@arvidsmith1038 Cheers!
Two million in your mind, dear.
He may not be a singer in the classic idea of the word but he's a singer!
Yes kind of just yells.
@@petercotegolfin his defense, back then you needed to tell those sound systems sucked. Well documented too!
Shit! I was at this gig! They encored with Satisfaction. It was a helluva night out!
So was I ..... could swear it was double header show ...... two shows in the same evening, but
I could be wrong ...maybe you can confirm Andy ..... thanks .... I remember just tons of confetti coming
down at the end ......... Great memories.
juilliardreject It was two shows. Blodwyn Pig and Procol Harum were the support acts! I remember the confetti at the end too. It certainly was a hell of a night. I was at the Hyde Park gig earlier in the summer and I thought they were awful! This gig was much more like it. I recommend you check out the Leeds University '71 gig which is both amazing sound quality and a stunning show.
Andy Thomas ..Thanks for the confirmation. I had just turned 17 and was a schoolboy at Mill Hill. Snuck out of my bedsit to see them. I saw the Plastic Ono band a week earlier at the same place. John did a nice version of Cold Turkey and Yoko screamed into the mike for 40 minutes .... not her finest moment. I missed the Stones Hyde Park gig, but did see the "Blind Faith" Hyde Park gig ..... I was near the stage on Claptons side. I thought they were just fine. I'll check out the Leeds University session ... thanks again Andy ........
juilliardreject Weird. I had a friend who was at Mill Hill around that time. His name was Rocky Fowler. He lived in Uxbridge. Ring any bells? I was at the Blind Faith bash too. It was a great afternoon! Everytime I hear the album it takes me back to the Summer of '69! I saw some great bands at The Lyceum 'Midnight Court' shows. Family/King Crimson/Yes and probably 'most' memorable, the original Spirit, who were just amazing!
Andy Thomas I was at Mill Hill from late 67 to 70 .... I was one of 4 "Yanks" at the school. If your friend was a boarder there than I probably ran into him. One of my mates who I used to play guitar with was Chaz Jankel ... who had a pretty successful career with Ian Dury and the Blockheads and by himself in the early 80's. We were just kids back then ... Saw lots of shows at the Lyceum ... Yes ... The Nice ... The Move etc. I used to hit the Marquee club quite a bit ... I was a big fan of Jethro Tull back then and they were regulars there. I missed the Spirit concert ...... they were a tight band. I remember I had a chance to see Hendrix back then but missed out for some reason. Also missed the Hyde Park Pink Floyd concert in 68 ... I regret that one,
Mick Taylor using Fender Telecaste??? 😮 waooooo this is amazing!!! He must borrow it from Keith Richards !!!
good eye!1
i just got the deluxe yayas box set from amazon . 2 cd + 1 dvd and its awesome . plus free mp3 load to my laptop . nice .totally worth it . it has satisfaction and under my thumb , tina , and bb king . totally love it .
I got the boxset too.Awesome plus the support BBKing and Ike and Tina Turner.
Worth every euro👌
This was not recorded at the Lyceum, it was London's Saville Theatre and recorded a week before the two concerts at the Lyceum. I know, I was on the Lyceum's staff.
Well done. If you were on the staff then you must remember the shit load of confetti that came down at the end of the show. I do, and inhaled most of it. Believe this may have been one of their first concerts after the disaster at Altamont.
@@juilliardreject8767
I seem to remember that it was flower petals they dropped from the ceiling onto the audience. The petals were contained in a couple of wooden and cloth stretcher-like devices and a member of the "effects" crew pulled a rope to release one side of it dumping the petals. Unfortunately one of the stretchers came away from its fixing and dropped into the audience injuring a couple of people. I believe this occurred at the end of the second of two Stones concerts that day so perhaps they used confetti at the end of the first performance. The Altamont concert was on December 6 1969 and I think the next Stones show was at the Saville followed by the two at the Lyceum.
Belle version de satisfaction
Stones 1 Day stones forever
Why did the Rollin' Stones sound so good during this period of time? Obviously, Taylor's virtuoso playing along with new technology---ampeg 300 watt SVT tube amps and the new PA systems with the speakers mountd up high so the sound would cascade down on the audience. It also allowed them to hear themselves instead of girls screaming.
Was it also Keith's tuning? He was doing open tuning at this point wasn't he? G? Then with 5 strings too, added to that "tone/feel" somewhat.
They were playing through Hi-watt amps in Europe.
They’re not playing Ampegs at this show- it’s all Hiwatts.
@@mattthrun-nowicki8641 there was a problem with Customs and there was no time left by the time the 69 STP tour started, so Ampeg was used on the US shows. And it stayed Ampeg for a while after that until the mid seventies.
IdolHans I read that they somehow arrived in the States damaged, and Stu had to act quickly to find them replacements, so he went to the Ampeg dealer in LA.
But they used Hiwatts intermittently the rest of that year. I also believe Keef used one during the studio sessions for Let it Bleed
Mick with the nice lyric change at 0:06 - "Supposed to f*** my imagination..."
This is their first appearance after Altamont.
Apparently they played the Saville Theatre London on the 14th December...
I thought Altamont was their last show of '69. Thank you for the education!
@@edmadrid1776 it was the last show of their American tour. Except for Keith they all flew back to England the next Day. Keith flew back a few days later.
Yea it was the Saville
@@edmadrid1776 Altamont was the last US 69 tour show. Stones used to begin in US before Europe like in 72-73.
Great thanks
Keith's guitar sounds really angry...
The vocals appear shouty, distorted and rushed because the balance in this recording has the vocals appearing to be at a higher level
great footage for a great band thanks
The dreaded 27 yrs of age. ( you know all the rock stars death years) Mick Jagger. What a frontman. Sound systems back then were historically bad but not the musicians.
incredible.... where is the rest of the footage from the 1969 tour ??? there must be a Million hours of material from hyde park, madison sqare garden, altamont that no one has ever seen !!!
You can easily find videos of complete Madison Square 69 and Altamont too.
@@Methilde I haven’t been able to find complete concert footage of MSG and Altamont
@@Mike-gn4un I downloaded it many years ago when you still could do it for free on youtube, now it seems that you can only find extracts, times are changing :(
@@Methilde Oh ok, thank you for clarifying Joelle.
It’s a pity the Stones didn’t release the 69 MSG performance(s) on film in their entirety in hindsight
An opportunity missed
The Maysles brothers who filmed for the Gimme Shelter movie must have footage stored somewhere
I think it’s a real shame, I don’t need to see all of Altamont, it’s understandable notoriety detracts from the music.
I would love to watch the complete MSG concerts though
@@Mike-gn4un I agree, MSG 69 is very well filmed with a good sound, much more interesting than Altamont, i don't understand, maybe copyright matter ???
May may - had no idea tha Stones sound like also after Hyde Park (my absolute favv ---
With Brussell 73.
"Great rock n roll band"
this was the check up for the very important US 69 tour...
This was after I believe.
I didn't think they played Europe till 1970
keep on rollin 79 me too.
Thanks for posting!
This is from the Saville Theatre, not the Lyceum
Great guitar tone. Sounds like the kinks when the guy slashed his speaker to get that tone.
I believe Keef and Mick Taylor were using HiWatts.
@@LarryRickenbacker Correct. As did Dave Davies in the late ‘60’s and early ‘70’s
@@LarryRickenbacker really? Always thought they used ampegs in this era
Strange seeing Taylor playing a Telecaster instead of his SG or LP.
ThE sToNeS RoLLiNg
Jeremy Barriga
It’s before digital tuners! :-)
Wish we could get a WHOLE '69 tour concert pro shot on film.
I would have to guess with all the footage the Maysles brothers shot...that a whole concert could be pieced together with sound?
Put that together and PLEASE TAKE MY MONEY!
You don't usually see Mick Taylor playing a Telecaster
@quiflington your life will never be the same
He recorded "I don't know Why" on a Tele. It's the song they were recording when they received the phone call informing them of Brian's death. What a spooky song. One suspects the solo from "Jiving Sister Fanny" was also a Tele ; Sure sounds like a Tele, but who knows?
Usam qualquer guitarra. Bobagem. São profissionais. Vezes uma. Mais vezes outra...
green323turbo
Looked like a white strat
Sadly not the Lyceum Ballroom on the 21st December 1969, but it's the Saville Theatre a week before on the 14th December.
I thought the stage looked smaller! I was at The Lyceum gig. Procol Harum supported them!
After that american tour the britsh audience must have seemed tame.
More demanding perhaps?
Not more demanding than Altamont.
Altamont was a stupid idea in the first place. The idea that you could police such an event using drug fuelled Hells Angels was naïve beyond belief. As for the band, they were terrible!
It still amazes me when Jagger's doing his from Tina Turner nicked choreography.
Gracias Rodrigo por publicar esto !! Por favor publicalo completo
GET THE %$&@ OUTTA HERE! 3:30.
Unreal.
To whom is Mick telling to "Get the fuck outta here" at the beginning of Jumping Jack Flash?
Bianca lol
Mick Taylor playing a Tele!
i see they are using hiwatt amps here....sounds good
Indeed. Wish the Stones stuck with them, over the Ampegs. Nothing against Ampegs, I’m just a huge Hiwatt nut. Best amps ever built, in my book.
looks like they had some backup carpeting, in case someone steals your main carpeting
This is why I can't make any attention today ---
Are you sure this is not December 14, 1969, Saville Theatre, Late Show?
Jagger sounds like he is high as hell 😂
Always thought that Mick Taylor looked disinterested when he played
Do you think Keith deliberately didn't tune his guitar?
It kind of works.
Keith’s a master of tunings and odd things to get unique sounds. It took me years to figure out that he dropped his guitar 🎸 down to G.
Now I can play Jumping Jack Flash correctly finally after all these years. And it sounds exactly like the recording!
It’s because I was playing it in standard tuning which is wrong!
I knew it didn’t sound like the record.
Keith is a sly guy! But i only have one guitar 🎸 and not ten that he leaves in different tunings on stage!
That’s the trick! Alternate tunings!
@@dynjarren7523 When did you figure out he was playing open G? I don't even play the guitar, but I've know about 5 string open G for over 20 years (since I was a teenager) just from reading and watching his interviews.
It's not that out. Open tunings can play havoc with your intonation.
@@dynjarren7523 JJF was originally in open E but live Keith switched to open G pretty quickly. I like E better.
jagga is using a senheisser mike
never seen taylor with a tele
Classic stuff. Any more of this show available?
Don’t think they played the uk in 1969 apart from the free one in Hyde Park that July.
4 shows- 2 at the Saville Theater on Dec 14 and 2 at the Lyceum on the 21st
@@shawnriffhard I stand corrected
Keith....
Imagine how good this would sound with actually tuned guitars
Guitars are in tune. We didn't have electronic tuners back then. Keith sounds fine.
The GTFO! in Jumpin Jack Flash doesn't really fit.....
I think somebody was trying to get on stage? Not sure, but a week after Altamont, and you can imagine the mindset.
Satisfaction did not survive this period, Jumpin Jack Flash obviously did and even got better as Mick figured some blistering solos a bit later. The original Satisfaction was a brilliant development of a novelty but not enough to make it in a heavy and hard blues rock combo that the Stones were at the time. I'm sure they could have eventually come up with a new arrangement but since they didn't "have to" I guess they just dropped it after it didn't work.
Tell Me More And More,
About Useless Infomation,
Supposed To "Fuck"My Imagination
I Can't Get No‼︎
This is not the Lyceum. What is the use of mislabelling the tape?
ok where is the time stamp where he yells at someone in the front row?
At the 3:31 mark. Since this was weeks after Altamont they were not playing around with any crowd issues, IMO.
MJ was just a little too high in this but other than that fantastic
I definitely noticed that.
Do the Stones ever engage in works of charity for the poor or disabled and other types of people in need? They likely make a couple truckloads of money for each performance. Who do they help and where? Just wondering.
You never know, but they were on the verge of being broke right here with Allen Klein taking all their money. That's why they fired him, hired his nephew, and started their own record label.
You may be right. I know one time they moved to France to avoid the taxes in the UK.
Yup for Nicaragua in 1973. Also, Keefe did a benefit for the blind circa 1979
@@flyingphobiahelp Nicaragua was about Jagger (Bianca) and Toronto concert was an obligation from the trial sentence about Keith drugs possesion.
Keith did Smile For Jamaica with U2, the single Hurricane for the Red Cross, then there was SARS Fest in 2003 that come to mind
does anybody know the information the stones planed to invite the beatles in this show in vain?
In 69 Beatles have arrested to play on stage.
@@Methilde thank you for replying. i know about that, but i have heard about stones’ plan of inviting beatles in this show. Have you heard about this plan from any book or any information?
@@yutaizumi991 personally I doubt but I don't pretend to know if it's true. Anyway I never heard something about that.
@@Methilde In fact, my acquaintance said about this information, so i also want to check about this. if you find another information, please tell me. Thank you very much from japan.( I’m sorry if my english is poor.)
@@yutaizumi991 Thanks, I'm French so English writing is no easy too.