ROLLING STONES live audience AUDIO recording, 1969 Nov 29 Boston, early show, includes Prodigal Son.

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ROLLING STONES, live audience AUDIO recording, 1969 Nov 29, Boston Garden, 5 PM early show, includes Prodigal Son. Opening act Terry Reid is included as a clip of Superlungs, the last song of his set.
SETLIST
1 Intro and seat location
2 Terry Reid, end of set, clip of Superlungs
3 Stones intro by Sam Cutler
4 Jumping Jack Flash
5 Carol
6 Sympathy for the Devil (reel change)
7 Stray Cat Blues
8 Love in Vain
9 Prodigal Son (tape flip)
* several seconds of You Gotta Move after the tape flip*
10 Under My Thumb
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Live with Me (reel change)
13 Little Queenie
14 Satisfaction (tape flip)
15 Honky Tonk Woman
16 Street Fighting Man
A Diane DiVittorio Strauss Master
Transferred by KRW_CO
Many thanks to Phrobman and KRW
Do not alter or sell this recording.
Mick Jagger, vocals, harmonica
Keith Richards, guitar, vocals
Mick Taylor, lead guitar
Bill Wyman, bass
Charlie Watts, drums
Ian Stewart, piano
Terry Reid, vocals, guitar
Lee Miles, bass
Peter Solley, organ
Keith Webb, drums
Recorded by Diane DiVittorio Strauss with Craig 212 portable reel-to-reel recorder, Craig mic, BASF and Sunset tapes. Tapes were more than 50 years old when transferred in 2020. Enjoy this recording for its historic and archival qualities. BB King was scheduled to play but did not make it to the show in time. Rolling Stones' Madison Square Garden concert, resulting in the LP Get Your Ya Ya's Out, was November 28, the night before this show.
Photo is a print from the original strip of negatives taken by Diane at the 5:00 PM show. Photographed with medium format Agfa B2 Speedex Junior camera.

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@nzb2004 3 года назад

Great upload, thanks a lot. By the way, also the last 6 seconds of You Gotta Move made it onto tape (at 31.27-31.33).

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

Are you kidding, I never noticed, you are correct. I told a friend, "no they did not play You Gotta Move, I am sure of it" but it was during the tape flip. Thank you for bringing that piece of info to my attention. I cannot believe after 51 years I am just hearing those important few seconds. nzb2004 to borrow a phrase from the 60's, you just "blew my mind."

@nzb2004 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 I'm glad it's there and therefore confirms the complete setlist of the afternoon show (even it's merely six seconds).

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

@@nzb2004 yes it does. What a catch, thank you again!

@elaineanderson8868 3 года назад

I was at that concert had a great time!

@Rhetor305 3 года назад

The girls in the background shouting “Mick!!” And me, on You Tube smiling..... “Mick!”

@hotrock51 Год назад

Thank you Diane , this is amazing,preservation of a night which is a hazy memory for me,I was about 5 or 6 rows from the stage,but I was too out of it to fully remember it,this brings it back😊👍

@patdavidson7520 9 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for this! I was at that concert, I was 16, and this was my first live concert. Brings back so many memories and no other concert I've been to has ever matched this. : ) I honestly couldn't believe someone had a video of this show . Who'd have thunk they'd still be kicking around and sound just as good . Best live show I ever saw, and that's without the fireworks and the big ass productions these shows have today. Stones forever!

@dianestrauss9699 9 месяцев назад

@patdavidson7520 Your comment made my day. Like you, I was young, just 13, at my first live event. And all these years later, this is the tour I am still obsessed with. My only disappointment that night is that they just played about an hour and fifteen minutes. (My recording is missing one song.) They were so young, in their early twenties and totally commanded that room. Mick Taylor's contribution was spectacular that night. If you listen to tapes from the beginning of the tour, for instance Denver, they sounded stiff. But we caught them at the end of the tour, when they were in top form. How lucky were we!

@patdavidson7520 5 дней назад

@@dianestrauss9699 Diane, I want to thank you again for posting this, I just get suck such a kick out of it. A number of years ago I saw a framed photo blown up to I think 24x36 of this concert and I was so excited I grabbed it and it's hanging on one of my walls. Still a groupie I guess!

@deanchapman1824 3 года назад

Wow!!! The Stones at their peak!!! From 1969 to '73!!! I'm talking about live.

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

Greetings to the folks from IORR :)

@007zz 3 года назад

Thanks :)

@elaineanderson8868 2 года назад

Was at that concert it was great time

@spoonful1018 3 года назад

My dad was the promotor - I came for the second show - seven (7) years old - thank you so much for this tape - I know the Masely Brothers filmed the show backstage, so it's in their archives somewhere.

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

What a story you've got, seeing the Stones at age 7! Did your dad work for the Garden or the Stones? I am told that all the concerts from that tour were audio recorded, interesting that there may be backstage film footage from Boston. The second show is also kicking around online if you'd like to hear the specific show you attended. Google taper Joe Maloney, his recording is out there.

@spoonful1018 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 My dad and uncle Frank were the local promotors for most of the major Boston shows late 60's - - they had a venue called the Carousel theater in Framingham that was pretty special - we had season tickets to the Bruins at the time, and the night of the Stones show, I remember looking all over Boston Garden for the hockey rink

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

@spoonful I remember the Carousel, they featured some BIG names there. How lucky for you to grow up in that rich musical environment. Between the Garden and the Carousel, your dad's and your uncle's experiences, you must have had some brushes with music royalty. And I'm chuckling about your hockey rink comment :)

@lfader 3 года назад

Ya the Maysles filmed this, Baltimore and 3 MSG shows complete! Where's all that? 🤔🤔🤔

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

@@lfader What would we give to see ALL that footage in its entirety! Also must add that footage of Terry Reid at this stage of his career is rare. He was 19 on the 1969 tour and just on fire.

@rarerockk 3 года назад

So goooood to listen to this. Diane, thank you for sharing. You not only preserved history but also help to make the legacy of these 60 rock bands accesable. I hope this can stay on youtube "forever". But I'll get the files too to be sure. The version of "Satisfaction" is so good ( 51:00 ) I'm lovin it!

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

Thanks, Stephan! Did you hear 13-year-old me squealing there? Ha ha! I'll send you the files if you'd prefer not to go through Dime. Sound is a little rough, since the tapes were played to bits during my teen years. It's a miracle the music is still audible 50+ years on.

@rarerockk 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 Ahh this would be wonderful. I owe you an answer anyway, and you will get one. I'll write down the e-mail adress over there. :-)

@tonguesunknown 2 года назад

this is the sweetest exchange this tube addict has ever seen

@lfader 3 года назад

This is BITCHIN' !!💥 Thx Diane -love all MT 1st tour shows!! My parents drove me and 2 pals (8th graders) to the Forum in LA and the show let out almost 5am! Awesomeness !!! 💖😎. ( Btw the intro time stamp with accent is great! 😁😎)

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

What accent? ha ha ha!

@lfader 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 😉😉😉

@hotrock51 Год назад

I wasthere

@djglowell 3 года назад

Was at this show. Thanks for posting! Prodigal Son! Midnight Rambler!

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

Fantastic! Where were you sitting? The still photos on the video show the view from our seat, way back, but elevated.

@djglowell 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 we were in the second balcony. Directly opposite the stage.

@007zz 3 года назад

Thanks for this upload. Those were the days.

@patdwyer5204 3 года назад

Thanks

@jbstonesfan 3 года назад

Great and historic upload. Thanks.

@craigdeland9101 3 года назад

Awesome

@claudyak1814 3 года назад

great stuff...as raw as it gets. i wonder what the Maysles Brothers have in their vault...as for the King, any excuse he made would be accepted ;)

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

It's my understanding (and I can't verify it) that outtakes in storage had been water damaged. But that sounds like an excuse to me. What the world would pay to see all the footage from this tour!

@lamper2 3 года назад

sounds like that BAHSTOON GAHRL from sat night live at the intro-oh that accent!

@patdavidson7520 5 дней назад

I'm listening to this again! As I'm listening, I was thinking back to what the Beatles were doing at the time, and there's no comparison There's a long debate about who's the best, the Beatles or the Stones, and I don't get it because they produce completely different music. I don't want to call the Beatles more of a pop sound because I think their stuff was more serious than that, but with a handful of exceptions, they just were not hard rock. I got into an ex one time because we were talking about who was the better band to dance to, with him claiming it was the Beatles! I couldn't stop laughing!

@dianestrauss9699 2 дня назад

Pat, in the Beatles versus Stones debate, you and I are firmly in the Stones corner! When I considered releasing my recordings to the public, I thought no one would be interested in the worn tapes sitting for fifty years in my bureau drawer. But no. Here you are coming back to listen again. Thank you for lifting my day!

@patdavidson7520 16 часов назад

@@dianestrauss9699 So glad you kept the tape in that bureau drawer! You can buy their music but it's not the same as this, brings me back to what I felt THEN! The fact that it's playable after 50 years gives me hope of a cassette tape I have of my daughter singing when she was 2!

@dianestrauss9699 9 часов назад

@@patdavidson7520 I agree, the live audience recordings brings back all those feelings of excitement! Concerning the cassette of your daughter's singing, it's most important to keep it in a cool dry place. My tapes have always been in a regular living space, like a bedroom or closet. So avoid placing your cassette in a hot or damp place like an attic or basement. It's not unusual for magnetic tape to last a long time. Some brands have inherent flaws like sticky shed issues. But most likely, yours will be fine for decades with proper storage.

@dianestrauss9699 Год назад

Someone has mentioned my photos from this concert. I am reminded to ask if anyone has audience photos from this show. If so, I would be interested in digital copies. The Stones, BB King's backup band, Terry Reid, early show preferred but also interested in late show. Let me know if you've got 'em.

@jeromelepore5816 Год назад

Do you have the full contact sheets of this concert anywhere online? How many rolls of film did you shoot?

@dianestrauss9699 Год назад

Hi Jerome. The negatives are pretty thin, not much image there. I was a thirteen year old at my first concert so I just shot the one roll. I had my dad's world war II era Agfa camera which is as basic as it gets. No I have not released the full sheet of negatives / prints anywhere online. This one strip is low resolution but gives you an idea where I was sitting in relation to the stage.

@tomasitapazos7229 3 года назад

& then to Altamont ??

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

Then to Miami, then to Altamont

@tomasitapazos7229 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 YES

@cs-7 3 года назад

@@dianestrauss9699 You gotta upload the Altamont concert recordings. I don't think all of it was filmed. But I believe there are tapes of the Stones set in its entirety.

@dianestrauss9699 3 года назад

@@cs-7 I try to only upload only my own recordings (two are not mine on this page) and I was not at Altamont. You can find recordings of that show by going to tela.sugarmegs.org/ and doing a search for Rolling Stones Altamont 1969. This will pull up the audio you are looking for. You can really hear the chaos in the audience.