The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus - Expanded Edition (3-LP)

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(ABKCO) 28 tracks The recordings for The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus were made... more

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The Rolling Stones: Rock And Roll Circus - Expanded Edition (3-LP)

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The recordings for The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus were made on 10 and 11 December 1968 and were originally intended for a TV special. However, the film and soundtrack were not released until 1996.

Besides Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Brian Jones and Bill Wyman, who led through the evening and played songs from their album Beggars Banquet, a few prominent colleagues were invited to the circus show. Among others The Who, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Eric Clapton, Jethro Tull , Mitch Mitchell and Marianne Faithfull were present.

Richards, Lennon, Clapton and Mitchell also played some songs together as Supergroup The Dirty Mac.

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Interpret: The Rolling Stones
Album titlle: Rock And Roll Circus - Expanded Edition (3-LP)
Genre Beat
Label ABKCO
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0018771855514
weight in Kg 1

Rolling Stones, The - Rock And Roll Circus - Expanded Edition (3-LP) LP 1
01	Mick Jagger’S Introduction Of Rock And Roll Circus	Mick Jagger
02	Entry Of The Gladiators	Circus Band
03	Mick Jagger’S Introduction Of Jethro Tull	Mick Jagger
04	Song For Jeffrey	Jethro Tull
05	Keith Richards’ Introduction Of The Who	Keith Richards
06	A Quick One While He’S Away	The Who
07	Over The Waves	Circus Band
08	Ain’T That A Lot Of Love	Taj Mahal
09	Charlie Watts’ Introduction Of Marianne Faithfull	Charlie Watts
10	Something Better	Marianne Faithfull
11	Mick Jagger’S And John Lennon’S Introduction Of The Dirty Mac	Mick Jagger & John Lennon
12	Yer Blues	The Dirty Mac
13	Whole Lotta Yoko	Yoko Ono & Ivry Gitlis With The Dirty Mac
14	John Lennon’S Introduction Of The Rolling Stones	Jumpin’ Jack Flash – The Rolling Stones
15	Parachute Woman	The Rolling Stones
16	No Expectations	The Rolling Stones
17	You Can’T Always Get What You Want	The Rolling Stones
18	Sympathy For The Devil	The Rolling Stones
19	Salt Of The Earth	The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones, The - Rock And Roll Circus - Expanded Edition (3-LP) LP 2
01	Checkin’ Up On My Baby	Taj Mahal
02	Leaving Trunk	Taj Mahal
03	Corinna	Taj Mahal
04	Revolution (Rehearsal)	The Dirty Mac
05	Warmup Jam	The Dirty Mac
06	Yer Blues (Take 2)	The Dirty Mac
07	Brian Jones’ Introduction Of Julius Katchen	Brian Jones
08	De Falla - Ritual Fire Dance	Julius Katchen
09	Mozart - Sonata In C Major-1St Movement	– Julius Katchen

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"The Rolling Stones"

The Rolling Stones came shortly after the Beatles, although they had been around for some time. They always stayed in second place behind the Beatles, the well-behaved, well-behaved boys next door, as their exact counterparts. They were always controversial. Scandals pave their way. Drug and excesses, wild fights and legendary orgies characterize Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman - to some extent also Mick Taylor, who took his place after the death of Brian Jones and only recently retired.

Musically, the Rolling Stones come from the blues and a little bit from jazz, but they added rock elements early on. Their music has always been rough and hard. But the Rolling Stones never became as style-blind as the Beatles were, on the contrary, they let themselves be influenced by the boys. When they turned the pop world upside down with their soft number "Yesterday", the Rolling Stones followed suit in a flash. When the Beatles said "All You Need Is Love', Mick Jagger sang sweetly in the ear of his fans "We love You'.

After the Beatles split up, the Rolling Stones finally took control of the rock paradise. In 1975 the Rolling Stones embarked on their eighth tour of the USA - the first since 1972 - starting in Baton Rouge, passing Jacksonville on August 2 and continuing to Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, where the mammoth tour ended in Caracas on August 31. 95% of the available tickets (1.5 million) were sold in 8 hours.

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