Still here and still going to post more tunes. I apologize for the quality of this but it was an audience tape. One song from this show is on the Get Yer Ya Yas Out Album. The quality of the music was much better than this. I know because I was at this show with 17 of my friends.
We drove up in a convoy of cars from the VA/DC area. We had 12 seats across in the center section in one row and another 6 behind this. A joint would not make it from one end to the other. I spent much of the night standing and dancing on the arms of my seat. Trust me when I say this was the peak of the Rolling Stones. The have never gotten any better than this era, IMO. They absolutely shreded Sympath for the Devil that night. Mick was like a madman all evening all over the huge stage. But he was 26 then and I was 21.
I saw a lot of shows in the 60s into the 70s (at many I was doing the sound ): The Dead, Steppenwolf, Hendrix, Little Feat, Jethro Tull, The Commodores, Doc and Merle Watson, Donald Byrd and the BlackByrds, The Persuasions, The Ohio Players, Climax Blues Band, Taj Mahal, Sha Na Na, .... And no show was ever better than that night in late Nov. 1969.
Watch it on youtube and in 1080...
We drove up in a convoy of cars from the VA/DC area. We had 12 seats across in the center section in one row and another 6 behind this. A joint would not make it from one end to the other. I spent much of the night standing and dancing on the arms of my seat. Trust me when I say this was the peak of the Rolling Stones. The have never gotten any better than this era, IMO. They absolutely shreded Sympath for the Devil that night. Mick was like a madman all evening all over the huge stage. But he was 26 then and I was 21.
I saw a lot of shows in the 60s into the 70s (at many I was doing the sound ): The Dead, Steppenwolf, Hendrix, Little Feat, Jethro Tull, The Commodores, Doc and Merle Watson, Donald Byrd and the BlackByrds, The Persuasions, The Ohio Players, Climax Blues Band, Taj Mahal, Sha Na Na, .... And no show was ever better than that night in late Nov. 1969.
Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!: The Rolling Stones in Concert is the second live album by the Rolling Stones, released on 4 September 1970 on Decca Records in the UK and on London Records in the US. It was recorded in New York City and Baltimore in November 1969, just before the release of Let It Bleed.
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