Rolling Stones Live 22/05/1965, Ratcliffe Stadium, Fresno, California (bad sync)

[@drmarkp1]

.. I was actually there at this concert.. This was my very first rock concert .. It took place 6 days before my eleventh birthday .. I still have the ticket stub for this event

[@robynd970]

your a Legend man

[@matrox]

Did you see John Sayers there?

[@nanchanger]

@@matrox or Ken Kesey?

[@nanchanger]

@@kimo1stdan your parents failed you...

[@wayinfront1]

That ticket must be worth a bit now. Get it valued.

[@francesfarmer736]

I saw them December 3 1965, at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, I was 10, and wasn't my first concert. Lucky for me, I had a mom that loved rocknroll and she took me to 11 concerts from 1965-1967

[@OneSon744]

how is your hearing?

[@dynjarren8355]

This is gold because it’s color footage from so long ago. Amazing! Brian Jones with that Teardrop guitar styling and making the girls go crazy. God, this is so early. You gotta hand it to Mick and Keith for lasting over 55 years as Rockers. That’s unreal. Back then no one thought rockers would play past 30. It was considered over the hill.

[@randybackgammon890]

In early 60s Britain rockers were considered past it by 21! Never mind 30

[@dynjarren8355]

@@randybackgammon890 They would be shocked by today’s geriatric Rockers.

[@randybackgammon890]

@@dynjarren8355 they probably ARE today's geriatric rockers😂

[@jamesborden4805]

Look closely at that ugly white thing that Brian is handling. Worlds largest.....PICK!

[@jamesborden4805]

Does JPJ of Led Zeppelin have a dead brother named Brian? Or is that just a coincidence? Just asking.

[@LarsLjungberg-tz2os]

I'm born in 56 and l see Stones in 1970 in Sweden for the first time thirteen years old there is no better band ever!!!

[@sayersjohn65]

I was at this show when I was 15 years old. It was at Radcliff stadium which was where the Fresno state Bulldogs played their football games. The tickets cost two dollars if you sat on the home field side where you saw the front of the bands and one dollar if you sat on the visiting teams side and saw the backs of the bands. The stage was set in the center of the field at the 50 yard line.The low attendance was due to the show only having four or five days promotion on the local am radio station (KMAK) if I remember correctly.the other bands I remember being there were the Byrds, the Montclairs and a few others I do not remember. The Stones also played in Fresno much later at the Save Mart Center and tickets were being scalped for three to four hundred dollars.

[@jj-nh8lz]

At 6:17 in the video, four blondes wearing nearly identical pink outfits. One of the musical acts or just some girls who dressed up?

[@TroubadourJuggernaut]

cool !!!

[@davidgarione2206]

Not to much people to watch the Stones, the Beatles that some year overcrowded the Shea Stadium

[@TC-dw6wg]

@@davidgarione2206 you are correct. It was their first US tour and The Stones said it did not go well at all. Very low attendance. Amazing for the next 56 years they have been extremely successful world wide. R.I.P Charlie Watts and thank you for sharing your talents with us all.

[@mikecaetano]

My father tells me those radio adverts plugged them as "Bigger, Badder, and Uglier than The Beatles!" Today Ratcliffe is where Fresno City College plays. It also hosts high school football games. Journey, The Police, and Loverboy all played Ratcliffe during the summer of 1985 when I was in high school. I couldn't get a ticket to see Journey, but I did go to the other two shows. They set the stage up in the north end zone for those.

[@danstarr374]

LOVE those vintage guitars & amps...worth a fortune today...

[@Chet_Brinkley]

It's remarkable that they were able to stay in sync as well as they did because they didn't practice once they hit the road. Their practice was playing live but the audiences didn't care, they were happy to see the STONES LIVE !

[@markgroesbeck2717]

Yes. Agreed. And they probably couldn’t hear each other that well either. Sound systems were horrible back then.

[@peterschmitz6446]

Cool footage !!! You Tube becomes a real treasure box and time machine..... Wonderful !

[@mikearchangel5626]

R.I.P.🕊 - Rest In Paradise🕊 - Descansa En Paz🕊 CHARLIE WATTS!!! ... Thank You For Your Talent On The Drums, For The Music You Gave To Us With The ROLLING STONES!!! Your Musical Legacy Is The Mark You Leave To Mankind!!! My Deep Condolences To CHARLIE WATTS's Family, Friends, Loved Ones, The Band!!! Thanks So Much!!! PEACE🕊

[@marurbina353]

Se te olvida BRIAN JONES Descansa en paz tambien

[@robertmaleski1447]

I love these rarities. Thanks for posting.

[@jameskennedy721]

Extremely rare film . Seldom seen songs featured from their early days .

[@jimratliff2753]

13 years old in '65 and I was a fan of them then. Went to Fresno in '73 to college and went to Ratcliffe Stadium for different things around '75 but never a Stones conference. Fresno PD yanking girls off of the stage at the end! Pretty crazy babes!

[@chasbodaniels1744]

As rough edged as all this is, I’m extremely grateful to see ANY live footage from that period.

[@michaelnunes5129]

See the TAMI show 1964, may be live in Santa Monica, Ca. Thanks.

[@jamespollock11]

Saw them in Dec 65 at the San Jose Civic (early show lol)

[@caliscribe2120]

Saw them in 75 at Forum in LA when Iwas 16. Last arena tour before move to football stadiums.

[@vernpascal1531]

@@jamespollock11 I'd really like to hear more about the show if you can give us a little.

[@dynjarren8355]

@@michaelnunes5129 James Brown upstaged everyone at the Tami Show! Are you kidding?

[@BarbersLive]

I watch this movie first time! I haven't watched ever. Good old concert, It's valuable.

[@MusicVideoArchives2020]

This is the first concert I ever saw in my Life I was 11 years old !!!

[@nygelmiller5293]

Good for you! They came to my hometown, Wallington, in England, when I wad that age. I didn't feel too good on the day they came, so I didn't go. I thought, oh, they're GOOD - they will be asked to come back! But their fame just took off, so they never did come back to our small concert hall! But I did get to them somewhere else, in the 70's!

[@dougphillips7194]

1965 these gentlemen are fearless then and still are ❤️🥁🎸🎼

[@paulschnyder938]

Fearless???

[@carlsaganlives5112]

@@paulschnyder938 Fearless because they're playing a Bulldog pep rally, up against the Beatles at a Mustangs rally across town.

[@nathandodge665]

Despite performances like this they still made it big.

[@arvidsmith1038]

This was made available for sale on home 16mm film shortly after this show, I remember the adds (concert stills ) in my sister's teen magazine ... I believe a copy of this footage ran for $1.95 .... only for homes who actually owned a projector. Great footage , a time out of mind...

[@MicheleJane]

Oh man, it doesn't matter if it's a "bad sync"! This is how I remember the Stones as a kid. Back then it was a big deal to see them live. There were no videos known of. To see them up close performing in 1965 is very very cool. ('cept for the Ed Sullivan show). This was great. Thanks!

[@alfonsotamayo9978]

!! The Greatest ! From Guayaquil.Ecuador.

[@杉本明彦-s3w]

以前、The Lost Rolling Stones Photographs ～The Bob Bons Archive 1964―1966と云った写真集を購入し、6ページにも及ぶ美しい野外特設ステージのライヴ写真が掲載されており、まさかこのステージライヴの動画が観れるとは!!感謝感激🎶

[@clarkrobertson7982]

My first concert, age 13. There was a lot of screaming where I was at. I went further up in the seating to where I could hear. I hadn't been exposed to blues and R&B. I was altered. People raided the stage before The Stones finished their set, tearing at their clothes and instruments. The band jumped into the armored vehicle behind the stage. I ran out to the street, and kids were hanging on the side of the armored car as it went down the street! This footage doesn't show all of this.

[@truebluehead9587]

This is INSANE!!!!!!!!! Thank you so very much!!!!!!! 😋

[@VistavisionMike]

It's 1965. You're in Fresno, California and the population is around 100,000. It's hot. Today the Rolling Stones are coming to play Fresno. F'ing A, Bubba...F'ing A.

[@MojżeszMojżeszowiczówny]

The love and positivity here is overwhelming. God bless you all!

[@lynnm7768]

If you remember the '60s then you weren't there...ahhhh but I was just a kid, remember it well!

[@spiritualarchitect4276]

Amazing how far they rolled crowd-wise when you compare this to the 69 tour 4 years later. These guys were so cool they could wear turtle necks in California in May and not even sweat.

[@technodroog]

pretty sure they sweated like crazy in those

[@GoneBeyondNine]

I was a cold in Fresno that day. Cold and overcast clouds.

[@philjones6054]

GOD BLESS YOU CHARLIE. REST IN PEACE YOU LEGEND. ✌

[@tbascoebuzz4782]

This was my first concert. I was 14. Tickets were $1. & $2. I was in the cheap seats. It was open air without any equipment for them to hear themselves. Their voices literally escaped in to the air. We didn’t care that the sound system sucked. Did…not….care. We knew we were watching R&R legends.

[@stevecarrAB]

It's great such concerts were recorded. Thank you for posting the video.

[@wataboutya9310]

Some real classic footage there!

[@jimw.4161]

RIP Charlie Watts Wow! Mick has sure changed since '65 - of course so have I. 😳

[@albertmiller3082]

This is not the same band that took over the world a few years later. These kids are learning as they go.

[@MDOurMD]

This is before "Satisfaction" was released. I think they were much bigger in England than the U. S. at this point.

[@kikovazquez7277]

They are learning and eager to learn, and we can see that they already learned some stuff.

[@russell_szabados]

Excellent point. There's a little bit of innocence left in this performance.

[@andrewrobinson2565]

​​@@MDOurMD +1 About 2 weeks before "Satisfaction" was released in the US on 6th June. The song was recorded 10-13th May so this concert was in between.

[@FuturePast2019]

Satisfaction was recorded 12 May 1965. 10 days before this concert. Not Years... Months.

[@PolPotsPieHole]

This is absolutely amazing

[@terminatorx2545]

Wow this really puts into perspective how long they’ve been at it. Rip Charlie

[@Frankl204]

Too much… too much fickin perspective!

[@victormorgado5318]

great historical documentation.it is as if the film maker knew it was important to capture this for the sake of history and he was right

[@actone1030]

Saw them in New Orleans in 2019. They were simply AMAZING.

[@glimmertwin1548]

Charlie announcing a song, Bill on back vocals - yes, this must be a looong time ago.

[@rifftipton7709]

So cool. Brian Jones playing a Vox Teardrop.

[@neil2550]

RIP Charlie,legend to b missed

[@readsmith4223]

I’d love to have that Thunderbird, that gold hardware is gorgeous. What a cool look they had then. Charlie you were always the quiet cool one...

[@derekmtheriault]

#RIPCharlieWatts

[@ArkyMalarkey]

@ Read Smith: Actually, that's a Gibson Firebird VII, three pickups, gold hardware. The Thunderbird was the bass version of the same model.

[@readsmith4223]

ArkyMalarkey realized it yesterday, that’s why you shouldn’t type and drink... lol

[@exilestones7840]

Thank you for sharing your fantastic work! I enjoy it very much!

[@dariosaul4896]

58 años despues sigue siendo el mas grde de la historia te amo Mick 😮❤

[@zxccxz164]

i am confident there was no auto tune used here!!!.....still better than the tuned crap of today

[@eightinches6094]

I saw them 4 years later in 1969, big difference.

[@pjdjft]

Why are there so many negative comments?... Please, if you don't have anything good to say then don't bother expressing your "hater" attitude... Mick sounds fine and The Rolling Stones were and always will be one of the best bands ever... of course, The Beatles were & always will be #1 in my opinion but The Rolling Stones are #1.1 - I really respect that they never broke up and continued to create such wonderful music... even their last original album "Bigger Bang" from 2005 has a lot of great songs like "Rain Fall Down" & "Look What The Cat Dragged In" & "Laugh, I Nearly Died" - So proud to have seen them, 1st time when I was 12 at Candlestick, San Francisco in '81 (Tattoo You Tour - Great Album!) and then again in 1998 at Aloha Stadium on Oahu, Hawaii (Bridges To Babylon Tour - Great Album too!). Stones & Beatles Fan Forever. @JustSomeVideos, Thank You Very Much for posting this video!

[@jessewolf7649]

Well, no Stones without the Beatles, but even at this point the students have far surpassed their teachers…

[@JesusVazquez-jz2qm]

@@jessewolf7649 Really? Wow Dare opinion of a band that has lived of the "legend" for the last 30 plus years (I think the moment Bill left the band was the time for the Stones to stop). And it's not that the Stones make very good music after Exile and Sticky Fingers. Richards himself said that Goats Head, It's Only RocknRoll,Black and Blue, Some Girls, are boring albums. Besides, what line up are the real Stones?;The one with Brian? The one with Taylor? The one with Wood? The one with Wood but without Wyman? Do the Stones really still exist now that there's only two original members left? Just saying. Greetings.

[@ndogg20]

Big shock was seeing the stadium not even half filled! Now a person would have to take out a second mortgage just to get advance tickets for the Stones.

[@Redn87]

Right On!!! I played football at that stadium.

[@ЖанВиктор]

Роллинг Стоунз--лучшая группа в мире!

[@u30cpt]

These guys were totally raw...and this is clearly before Mick got with Tina Turner and learned how to dance on stage! lol....but you can definitely see the potential. Very cool!!

[@Marsbonfire007]

He actually was trying to rip off James Brown moves.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

@@Marsbonfire007 He was and he was never as good, as him, because nobody is, but that's how he arrived at his style by default.

[@nicholasthomas3635]

Yes, RAW is the ebst term that is both true & not a slur. Time was on their side & time it took to keep playing together as a unit. Charlie was already good. Jazz does that. Bonham is another example.

[@micheleabbas7101]

Les meilleurs années 🥰🌬🌬🕊💙🕊

[@jaimepadilla5701]

Maravilloso disfrutar estos vídeos viendo a los Rolling Stones. Lo odioso, es ver y escuchar sòlo pequeños y algunos muy pequeños cachos de sus fabulosas canciones. Lo dejan a uno nada más picado.

[@RodrigoMiola-lf7dm]

Esplêndido, eu amo os Rolling Stones❤😍🤩🤗😅😊😋

[@jorgevalenzuela8621]

Los Rolling Stones musica para toda la vida la mejor banda .

[@dariosaul4896]

❤único hace 58 años y sigue 😂❤

[@weehudyy]

Interesting seeing Charlie using the matched grip beloved of rock drummers back then rather than the old style open grip used by jazzers that he used later in his career . I saw an interview where he said he didn't have lessons as a youngster, just watched others and listened to records . Then he said he had lessons later in life ... ' from people like Jim ...' referring to Jim Keltner ... PA systems were primitive back then , doesn't look like much is miked up , so he was probably going for volume over finesse ...

[@dirtylemon3379]

Ringo used the matched grip early on too.

[@brucemarshall3446]

@@dirtylemon3379 I was taught open hand. Back then all the teachers were jazzmen

[@raymondmartini8042]

Clearly stage monitors were sadly not available! What a shambles. Charlie was bang on...obviously!

[@wandabachmann2207]

I was there. Paid $1.50 to see them. The Byrds opened. Amazing.

[@veritasetlibertas7889]

This is an amazing video!

[@Torino2006]

Thanks for posting

[@roberthockett270]

Back when they still had that garage band edge. They were never better than this - top of the world!

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@roberthockett270 Yep :Stripped down &...RAW to the CORE! then...Andrew Loog Oldham had an idea.

[@kevmac1230]

Love seeing Brian on a Vox Teardrop and Keith on a T Bird.

[@downtownrodnyc]

Firebird

[@lamper2]

no doubt someone could fix this up peach keen. I wish I had the skills-we need every live show we can get of this era-there aren't many so thanks!

[@tadeodewiesent1482]

¡Excelente! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@victormorgado5318]

Charlie sounds so self assured unlike what he became at the end of his career,withdrawn and ultra reserved

[@JesusVazquez-jz2qm]

By the time Bill left the group (1992-'93) Charlie was also fed up of the Stones. He stayed for the money I guess.

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

according to Wikipedia, they recorded Satisfaction on May 12,1965, and it was released June 5, 1965... so this concert was in that period in between.... here they are on the cusp of superstardom

[@kennethbarber438]

still a covers band

[@carlosnavarro1091]

So fuckin great watchin rare footage like this. Brian Jones era was the best!!! KZbin never stop surprising me. Many thanks for the post!

[@sasmin5582]

huge ups

[@alfonsotamayo9978]

With their roots. I am from Guayaquil Ecuador 67 years old

[@matrox]

1965...such a memorable year for me as a kid in elementary skool.

[@brianherrington7226]

Same here. I was 9 years old in the 3rd grade in a Public grade school on this date. A lifetime ago.

[@matrox]

@@brianherrington7226 Yeh...2nd grade 8 years old.

[@brianherrington7226]

@@matrox How about 63 & 64?

[@matrox]

@@brianherrington7226 Both great years for me.

[@armadilloonhalfshell5461]

@@brianherrington7226 13yo about the time I got my first Hip Huggers and bell bottoms....

[@raindawg]

Nice vid from a shoe fetishist!! I'm kidding, there's a lot more besides and I'd never seen this footage before, it's brilliant, thanks for sharing

[@ivanbroussdelattre2543]

LA GENÈSE DE CE QUI ALLAIT DEVENIR LE PLUS GRAND GROUPE DE ROCK DE TOUT LES TEMPS !!!

[@patafix06]

et surtout le plus brouillon sur scène (plus encore que les Who !) et je sais de quoi je parle car moi-même musicien amateur, j'ai assisté à un concert de ces deux groupes dans l'Est de la France, dans les années70 (Metz et Nancy) et j'en ai gardé un très très mauvais souvenir...

[@rachelmiller6295]

Wish I could have been there!

[@herbertmische8660]

Good old time!!! 👍

[@tacey505]

over all best band ever

[@astolennova]

Charlie's matched grip is freaking me out.

[@brianwensing4766]

Having an armored truck for a tour van is totally badass.

[@jessewolf6806]

Chased them down the Atlantic City boardwalk on Jul1 66 while they were in a similar vehicle... waved to Brian thru a small window...

[@marine4lyfe85]

Beatles did it at Shea stadium

[@beatlejim64]

@@marine4lyfe85 The Beatles needed the protection!!!

[@tlaughon1]

Too funny! Makes me picture the one time when I saw them, Detroit 1989; the parking lot was an ocean of white limos- all futuristic hi-tech body design, a wonder that so many concert goers arrived 5 star? I checked myself! A white Camry. Great show! Curious which one or what the Stones came in.

[@josephstangel5930]

RIP CHARLIE✌💫🙏💐

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Fascinating footage to watch… Charlie looks to be the hardest working Stone at this gig!

[@markko17]

Bill Wyman has kept a diary every day going way back to even before he joined the Stones. Wonder what he had to say about this day?

[@robomaster4882]

He mentions it in his book "Stone Alone".

[@leokimvideo]

It's really weird, all I get now is Rolling Stones suggested to me by KZbin. Is there something I'm missing

[@lawrence5039]

Charlie died

[@cognitivedissident2881]

@@lawrence5039 The great thing about Charlie was he never overplayed. His job was to hold down the beat and that's what he did. R.I.P Charlie Watts you will be missed.

[@mooghead]

@@lawrence5039 He was obviously fishing and you took the bait... :/

[@terrencenbanbury5220]

@@cognitivedissident2881 His greatness is in how he held down the beat.

[@jamesmack3314]

Once you click on something they start sending you more things related to it,a thing called algorithms!

[@louiscapra1621]

Even with the challenge of the environment and the older vintage equipment you can tell they had the it factor. A like a tiny crowd for an international act.

[@vandermaas76]

Probably the only band that’s still playing after so many years

[@erikfelik6426]

Not really

[@dillonstone3399]

Grateful Dead my man

[@vernpascal1531]

@@dillonstone3399 Stones were legends before The Grateful Dead was even known...

[@carlpanzram2130]

Minus Bill, Brian, Charlie, and Ian Stewart

[@alanwann9318]

It took years for to learn how to play,

[@NOWtheband]

Ha ha, brilliant! It reminds me of the "Shreds" series that is on youtube. ;-)

[@robnalu6436]

Wow! great footage!!! Thx!

[@jonhowe2960]

I'm amazed the sync is this good. Well done.

[@spudwas]

Nice bit of Historical footage.

[@martinmujica4984]

El grupo más grande de todos los tiempos 👑👏👍❤️🎸

[@alejandroperezreta3850]

The Beatles

[@ivonneflores3313]

Nel siempre serán los stones por siempre

[@martinmujica4984]

El grupo que a trascendido por el camino del tiempo los rolling Stones por siempre y para siempre no hay otros 👍👏👑🎸❤️

[@marurbina353]

Los Beatles se separaron e hicieron sus carreras independientes y aun no los olvidamos No soy generacion BeTles ni Stones Ambas bandas mis favoritas y RS con Brian me han gustado y hoy ovbio Mick

[@DutcherDog]

I can’t believe they had written Time Is On My Side before 1965 !

[@jimcharles651]

You're joking right?? You're aware they didn't write that???

[@squeakystool]

Written by Jerry Ragovoy and done by Irma Thomas. Don't get fooled again.

[@solothis]

This is Fresno, CA. Not Fresno Park. The Bulldogs are the nickname of Fresno State University.

[@just_some_videos]

Nice catch, changing the title.

[@avengental9558]

I love your content! Keep going!

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Brian Jones , the real true leader of the Rolling Stones !! Yes . :)

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@SuperAnimelover100 Jones IS! The Roll`in STONE!! The GOLDEN STONE!!!

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@RICHBLACKCOCK Well said ! Long Live Brian Jones ! 😊

[@effdonahue6595]

Rolling Jones!! ✌️

[@chucktavernier8723]

His majesty Prince Jones

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Yes yes yes !!! :)

[@joserangulo7761]

Amazing!!!

[@takayamafujiyama]

スタジオ・レコーディングとライヴのパフォーマンスの❝差❞、 ビートルズよりは感じ無いのがストーンズかな？。 貴重な動画のアップ、大感謝♪。

[@petestaint8312]

Terrible camera work in the day. Thanks for posting! 👍

[@edernaterciodepaula4597]

Rock N Roll forever.... forever.... Rock.... N .... Roll .....

[@robertjordan7348]

Charlie introducing a song. I have not seen that before.

[@danstarr374]

wow, he can talk ??

[@flagemdown66]

He did that on another live recording and he said the same song twice and Mick goes "Oh Charlie we did that one ages ago already!"(laughs)

[@danstarr374]

@@flagemdown66 I love it that Charlie punched Mick one time at the hotel & slid him down the table LOL...respect your drummer...

[@ovalvox7888]

@@danstarr374 He knocked all the air out of that over inflated ego with one punch! 😂

[@ExtremeBeatlesArchive]

@@danstarr374 "My drummer" is why he belted Mick.

[@kande6916]

All of 64 and 65 their concerts where all the same with the same songs . They would have crashed if Jagger and Richard didn't come up with some new material!!

[@pablosanchez1974]

Maravilloso! Stones, los amo... Saludos desde Argentina...

[@peturdobrev1196]

👍 THERE WAS THE GOOD TIMES WITH THE ROLLING STONES. GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬

[@PatriotSteve]

Jagger pulled off the biggest magic trick in history

[@NastoyashayaMuzykaVneVremeni]

Я всегда знал что эти записи существуют!!!

[@evipladra5340]

Rolling Stones vorever ✌️👌✌️🌷

[@dannyhood7433]

When I was in highschool in 80s (McLane high) I remember someone mention the rolling stones playin fresrag CA in 65. Oh I also read fresrag bee news paper (this day in history section) years ago. I thought serious?? Fresno was a very little city back then. I also heard the Doors played this stadium in fresrag after jim Morrison passed like 72. Cream played selland arena in 68?. Some guys said Jimi Hendrix played star palace. I don't if true.

[@tbascoebuzz4782]

I graduated from McLane! Class of 1969…