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Totally Stripped DVD
features the full length
documentary and includes
a 20 page booklet.
Totally Stripped is a
newly revised version of
the documentary that was
originally made to
coincide with the release
of The Rolling Stones
Stripped album released
in November 1995. It
tells the story of the
two studio sessions and
three live shows that
made up the Stripped
project. This followed
the conclusion of the
mammoth Voodoo Lounge
tour and found The Stones
reimagining tracks from
their back catalogue in
pared back versions
alongside a couple of
carefully chosen covers
in the studio and doing
smaller scale club gigs
to showcase these
versions, which was a
marked contrast to the
huge arenas and stadiums
that had hosted the
Voodoo Lounge tour. This
new version of the
documentary includes
previously unseen footage
and lays bare the inner
workings of both The
Rolling Stones and of
some of their best loved
tracks. Revealing,
intimate and moving,
Totally Stripped is
unmissable.
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Ol Ol Ol A Trip Across
Latin America follows The
Rolling Stones on their
2016 tour through ten
Latin America cities
whilst at the same time
trying to stage their
first ever concert in
Havana, Cuba, a
colossal
once-in-a-lifetime open
air free show the likes
of which Cuba had never
seen before. The film
captures the unique
chemistry that exists
between The Rolling
Stones and their Latin
American fans, a bond
that has stretched across
many years. Featuring
electrifying live
performances, intimate
moments with the band
members, anticipation
and reaction from the
fans and all the twists
and turns of staging the
Havana concert, Ol Ol Ol
A Trip Across Latin
America is a portrait of
a band still at the very
top of their game.
Line-Up The Rolling
Stones Mick Jagger
(Vocals, Guitar,
Harmonica) Keith Richards
(Guitar, Vocals) Charlie
Watts (Drums) Ronnie Wood
(Guitar) With Darryl
Jones (Bass Guitar,
Backing Vocals) Chuck
Leavell (Keyboards,
Musical Director) Karl
Denson (Saxophone) Tim
Ries (Sax
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Rock history under the
big top original Rolling
Stones lineup, The Who,
John Lennon, Eric
Clapton. Jethro Tull,
Taj Mahal, Marianne
Faithfull, Yoko Ono,
bonus features, extras
Pal Version
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The Rolling Stones
Charlie is my Darling
Ireland 1965 was shot on
a quick weekend tour of
Ireland just weeks after
(I Cant Get No)
Satisfaction hit 1 on the
charts and became the
international anthem for
an entire generation.
Charlie is my Darling is
an intimate,
behind-the-scenes diary
of life on the road with
the young Rolling Stones
featuring the first
professionally filmed
concert performances of
the bands long and
storied touring career,
documenting the early
frenzy of their fans and
the riots their live
performances incited.
Charlie is my Darling
showcases dramatic
concert footage including
electrifying performances
of The Last Time, Time
Is On My Side and the
first ever concert
performance of the Stones
counterculture classic,
(I Cant Get No)
Satisfaction. Candid,
off-the-cuff interviews
are juxtaposed with
revealing, comical
scenes of the band
goofing around with each
other. Its also an
insiders glimpse into the
bands developing musical
style by blending blues,
RandB and r
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From The Vault is a new
series of live concerts
from The Rolling Stones
archive which are getting
their first official
release. L.A. Forum Live
In 1975 is the second
title in this series. The
Rolling Stones Tour Of
The Americas 75 was the
bands first tour with new
guitarist Ronnie Wood.
Even before the dates
started there were
dramatic scenes in New
York City at the official
tour announcement when
the band unexpectedly
turned up on a flatbed
truck to play Brown
Sugar. After a couple of
low key warm-up shows in
Louisiana the tour took
in 44 dates between the
3rd June and the 8th
August 1975. They settled
into the L.A. Forum for a
five night stint from
July 9th to 13th and this
concert film features the
show from July 12th. The
footage has now been
carefully restored and
the sound has been newly
mixed by Bob
Clearmountain for this
first official release of
the show.
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From The Vault is a
series of live concerts
from The Rolling Stones
archive which are getting
their first official
release. The Marquee Live
In 1971 is the latest
addition to the series.
The show was filmed at
Londons legendary Marquee
club on March 26th 1971,
shortly after the finish
of the bands 1971 UK tour
and about a month before
the release of the Sticky
Fingers album in late
April. Mick Taylor was
now fully integrated into
the group and the band
had used the tour to
showcase some of the
tracks from the
forthcoming album. The
show at the Marquee was
filmed for American
television and four songs
from the Sticky Fingers
album were featured,
including the rarely
performed I Got The
Blues. The footage has
now been carefully
restored and the sound
has been newly mixed by
Bob Clearmountain for
this first official
release of the show. DVD
Bonus Features. I Got The
Blues Take 1 (Alternative
take) I Got The Blues
Take 2(Alternative take)
Bitch Take 1(Alternative
take) Bitch Take 2
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The Rolling Stones
historic and triumphant
return to Hyde Park was
without doubt the event
of the summer. Over 100,
000 delirious fans of all
ages packed into the park
for two spectacular
outdoor concerts to watch
Mick Jagger, Keith
Richards, Charlie Watts
and Ronnie Wood do what
they do best. The Stones
delivered a five star
performance that had both
fans and critics singing
their praises. The set
packed in hit after hit
and saw the band joined
by former guitarist Mick
Taylor for a special
guest appearance on two
songs. This stunning
concert film is the
perfect way to celebrate
the return of The Rolling
Stones back where they
truly belong live on
stage in their hometown.
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Crossfire Hurricane,
directed by Brett Morgen,
is released as part of
the ongoing 50th
anniversary celebrations
of The Rolling Stones.
This superb new film
tells the story of the
Stones unparalleled
journey from blues
obsessed teenagers in the
early sixties to their
undisputed status as rock
royalty. All of The
Rolling Stones have been
newly interviewed and
their words form the
narrative arc that links
together archive footage
of performances, news
coverage and interviews,
much of it previously
unseen. Taking its title
from a lyric in Jumpin
Jack Flash, Crossfire
Hurricane gives the
viewer an intimate
insight into exactly what
its like to be part of
The Rolling Stones as
they overcome
denunciation, drugs,
dissensions and death to
become the definitive
survivors. Over a year in
the making and produced
with the full
co-operation and
involvement of The
Rolling Stones,
Crossfire Hurricane is
and will remain the
definitive story of the
worlds greatest rock n
roll band.
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From The Vault is a new
series of live concerts
from The Rolling Stones
archive which are getting
their first official
release. Hampton Coliseum
Live In 1981 is the first
title in this series. The
Rolling Stones American
Tour in 1981 was the most
successful tour of that
year taking a then record
50 million dollars in
ticket sales. The tour
was in support of the
critically and
commercially successful
Tattoo You album. There
were fifty dates on the
tour which ran from
Philadelphia at the end
of September through to
Hampton, Virginia on the
18th and 19th of
December. The show on
December 18th, which was
also Keith Richards
birthday, was the first
ever music concert to be
broadcast on television
as a pay-per-view event.
The footage has now been
carefully restored and
the sound has been newly
mixed by Bob
Clearmountain for this
first official release of
the show. Tracklisting 1.
Under My Thumb 2. When
The Whip Comes Down 3.
Lets Spend The Night
Together 4. Shattered 5.
Neighbours 6.
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