THE ROLLING STONES - GIMME SHELTER (1970) PARTE 1

Documental de The Rolling Stones, 1970 dirigido por los Hermanos Maysles y Charlotte Zwerin que muestra gran parte del American Tour 1969, incluido el desastroso concierto de Altamont. El nombre de la película proviene de la canción "Gimme Shelter", publicada en el álbum Let It Bleed de 1969.
El film muestra algunos shows hechos en el Madison Square Garden, que más tarde fueron publicados en el álbum Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!, así como las sesiones de fotografía para la portada, con Charlie Watts y una mula. También se muestra a la banda trabajando en la grabación de la canción "Wild Horses" en Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Otros shows documentados en la película son los de Ike y Tina Turner (teloneros de los Stones durante el tour), the Flying Burrito Brothers y Jefferson Airplane.
Gran parte de la película cubre el concierto de Altamont, mostrando la preparación de este. En esta parte del film se muestra el consumo de alcohol y drogas por parte de los Hell Angels, una banda de motoristas encargados de la seguridad de aquel show, además de las dificultades y peleas que perjudicaron el espectáculo. El inquieto público y la poca seguridad arruinó varios shows (incluso Marty Balin, vocalista de Jefferson Airplane fue noqueado por un Hell Angel). Por ello, Grateful Dead decidió a última hora no participar del evento.
En Altamont, mientras los Rolling Stones interpretaban la canción Under My Thumb, se muestra el asesinato de Meredith Hunter, un joven negro de 18 años que fue apuñalado por un miembro de los Hell Angels.
Un joven George Lucas era operador de cámara para el concierto de Altamont. Sin embargo gran parte de lo filmado por él fue dañado y ninguna de sus escenas fueron incorporadas en el corte final.
Eric Saarinen (nieto de Eliel Saarinen) fue el operador de cámara que (sin saberlo) capturó el asesinato de Meredith Hunter.

[@stuartmcalpine9468]

I love the raw sound of tube amps. I can really feel it in my gut. For me that is way better than just musician skills with guitar.

[@keeponrollin7922]

Hanging the sound on stage made the stones a whole different band along with mick taylor of course

[@Sincopare]

Mick Taylor was such a great addition to the Stones...sort of put them over the top!

[@aquamarine99911]

I like how he starts off each song playing low-key, and then takes over at the end.

[@dennisatherton1454]

He R0CKS!!!

[@305bigdad]

I always loved the rough sound of this album. Like you are sitting on stage next to the speakers.

[@antonius_006]

I would replace the singer's voice for a sax.

[@larryn2682]

@@antonius_006 a horn can't sing lyrics.

[@philfrank9226]

Total different like from the ya ya`s version, but intended to be the same. Many overdubs on ya ya. The chorus is total different, but I like the album too.

[@theofroon9490]

Beautiful .love the Stones

[@KellyGreen5555]

Much thanks for uploading this unforgettable film! Welcome to the breakfast show!

[@xavierhernandez8950]

La mejor banda de rock

[@SuperRod88]

Thank you for posting this great documentary.

[@HumanRiff69]

They' were so good at or near the end of a tour, or when they lived with or close to each other and played together a lot. That peaked in the '72 tour and started to go downhill after that because they ended up spread all over the globe.

[@17Bruinfan]

Wow!,I just happened across your uploads for this documentary.Seeing the Rolling Stones many years ago,this is like a flash back.Much appreciate your doing this & taking the time as well.Awesome!!!!!!

[@AndresRocker72]

Esto es buen rocknroll..!!!!! Gracias por subir este video!

[@jayrod59]

Man, this is fanfreakintastic. Excellent they're filming for the picture for the album Get yer yaya's out. Thanks for posting this man. This is GREAT! and closed captioned too. I am the original Stones fan, haha.

[@pier085]

THanks a lot for sharing this Doc.

[@georgeanisowicz6577]

It's clear that what drives the Rolling Stones is that both Jagger and Richards are addicted to being on stage. What a rush it must be to get up on stage before 15,000, 20,000, or more people with a great band behind you. It's clear Brian was not up to performing the last few years in the Stones, although when you listen to stuff from 64 and 65 he was an amazing player. RIP.

[@Methilde]

Agree 100%, and they always had a fantastic public, they deserve it.

[@Gitaaroverlast]

I hate seeing whole songs, with a camera NEVER leaving Mick.

[@matthewcrich5951]

Tomas D. I simply *cannot* watch “Ladies & Gentlemen-The Rolling Stones”. The documentary covering their 1972 Exile tour for that exact reason. The filmmaker would rather show shots of the fucking crowd than of Bill Wyman.

[@Methilde]

When you're at a Stones concert i bet you that's what most of people are doing looking at the "frontman" most of time.

[@dondamon4669]

You don't realise how it was Mick Jagger and the rolling stones back then. Jagger was seen as the ultimate rebel against the system, dangerous even like the devil and no one cared about the others. Keef had to get busted for drugs to be known

[@albertoortega2467]

Mick Taylor 🔥🎸.....de Argentina 🇦🇷👏✌️

[@williamcopeland4844]

Flashback!!! Thanks

45th ANNIVERSARY TODAY!!! Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! (Album) The Rolling Stones in Concert

[@Noodles37UK]

Charlie Watts = No Country For Old Men bad guy lol!

[@Jeremyramone]

thanks kindly for sharing these videos, cheers from san diego

[@dogguitarbluesman]

Love Charlie & the Donkey

[@marianofuentes9854]

And reminding my own life in 1969 when I was 14 years old.

[@debbiegladstone2764]

I'm glad this amazing bit of rock n roll history is being heard! Makes me damn happy! Loved the Stones since I was 12 . I'm about to be 65! I still love them!

[@poplife123]

wow thanks for posting this......brilliant

[@ixoye56]

1969 was the best Stones tour of all time.

[@tomloft2000]

mucho appreciado.

[@johngalt23g]

Understated cool, thy name is Charlie...

[@moonsugar1]

wow, seeing mick jagger cry is like a knife through the fucking heart man!

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

Imagine whatever your little fan heart desires.

[@raulhuertasgomez4781]

Efectivamente los Rolling Stones solitos los más chingones pesé a quien le pese estamos viendo y escuchando a sus satánicas majestades yo soy Raúl Huertas Gómez el rolling Stones de Iztapalapa México City

[@mustlovepretzels]

Happy Birthday today(July 26) to Mick Jagger. Cheers!

[@josemariomorgado6134]

Que recuerdos me llega a la mente ,,, cuando los ví Por primera vez en el cine ,,, me acuerdo que era el Chaplin en Tlatelolco obviamente no había tanta tecnología,,,, y era maravilloso genial era como verlos en vívo!👍🇬🇧

[@gerrygreene6354]

First time live for me. This tour at the Forum in LA. 3 am Show. No turning back.

[@mustang5230]

thanks very much for the caption!! can never understand mick, except start me up in the '80s

[@albertoortega2467]

Mick Taylor 🎸👏

[@albertoortega2467]

Mick ...🎸👏

[@alexfernandohuenten1374]

Taylor genial

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

“What’d they do?” “Oh, nothing, it’s just the way they did it.”

[@marianofuentes9854]

I do not know the right word in english (celebrate, remind, etc) but I am here on dec 6, 2019; 50 years ahead of the Altamont free concert.

[@johngalt23g]

Mariano, the word you are looking for, I think, is "anniversary"...

[@jeffsmith2022]

Thank God for the Maysles brothers...

[@happyscooter228]

RIP Charlie Watts

[@bristolfashion4421]

Whoo, yeah… whoo, yeah… whoo, yeah… whoo, yeah - can't beat THAT for a philosophy, can you??

[@bobbysands6923]

Oh man Charlie!! You put me on my ass laughing! Woulda killed to have been in that editing session.

[@larryn2682]

He talked about some being killed. Not very funny.

[@michaelvolgare4454]

"They got got"........

[@VixxKong2]

Charlie’s reaction to this line made me laugh. That Sonny guy was so unapologetic

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool

[@elmasguapodelbar]

minuto 3:00 un joven Johnny Thunders..entonces John Genzale enloquecido con Richards

[@elmasguapodelbar]

@Tyler Mod minuto 3.00 camisa blanca

[@leighky2008]

charlie smilin it must be a fuckin occasion

[@cynthiaconiglio6264]

love love love love say no more

[@loontil]

good little band...

[@platter1000]

one of the greatest concert movies ever made...a tragic moment for merideth hunter and a few others. i hear people were getting really fucked up on acid and wine and pot in the mid day sun in california which probably not a good thing

[@Paulvon128]

saw this in 1969

[@whiplashfilms]

RIP Al Maysles

[@roxxannebliss]

I believe i know mick jagger personally If he is the person I know he would never allow someone to be killed he looks torn about everything in the film .. I pray for gods wisdom

[@bogeyman38111]

The Hell's Angel stabbed the dope dealer because he was brandishing a pistol and endangering people in the crowd's lives. It wasn't just a random murder.

[@jupiterlegrand4817]

@Darth Kahless The guy had a gun. The Angel neutralized the situation. That's what the film shows. Everything else is speculation.

[@Methilde]

Mick said Cleary what he was thinking about the Hells after the concert, to the point they tried to attack his house in New York, he was informed after by the FBI.

[@susaninmaine]

Why did you cut off the last minute of this and not add it to part 2?

[@Nido123]

Minutes of the camera zooming in on Mick and Charlie as they listen to themselves get roasted is kind of weird

[@svens.5139]

These Angles were not the Haight Ashbury chapter from Frisco they´ve expected to be there.

[@gabyv_93]

Seeing Mick almost crying breaks my heart. I can't imagine their regret due the concert :(

[@mercedescortez222]

at what part was he almost crying?

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

@@mercedescortez222 At the part, not shown in the film, when told that a couple of sponsors were pulling out of the next tour. Again later when his accountant explained that the British government was demanding he submit the annual income tax declaration.

[@dsim6703]

Nowadays there's a barrier the size of the Berlin Wall separating you from the band

[@Paul-dz7xi]

3:44 Jagger summons the Devil to Earth.

[@jamesjones5880]

Big up Charlie whats

[@jamesjones5880]

Darth Kahless ikr sorry total typo sin

[@moonsugar1]

@laylabojangles Not sure now actually! Looks like he's welling up a bit at one point. I checked out your channel and you like alot of my favourite music, so i subbed ya. Im working on a time machine and if i can get back to the 60's you can defo tag along. I just need some more flower power to get it working.. lol ;)

[@mikedemike5393]

NEED TO REHEARSE.

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

sonny barger they didn't say when HE arrived 4 pm. before he arrived hells angels prospects were beating up audience members and rock stars-well accually he did say it earlier in the phone call on the dvd

[@felipemunoz374]

please in Spanish (por favor en español)

[@glimmertwinsproduct]

Welcome to the Breakfast Show......

[@cgraber]

What song are you talking about? Jumping Jack Flash?

[@TrollCulero]

Si escribes todo en español uno espera que el documental también sea en español.

[@TodoOidus]

Cual es la primera cancion que tocan los Rolling en este documental?

[@susaninmaine]

+Todo Oidus umm...Jumpin Jack Flash?

[@KellyGreen5555]

@Noodles37UK HA! "Call it."

[@mrmrquaker]

por que no en español !

[@elsonmoreira9628]

Jump Jack flash

[@LinnVaveon]

What DID , you realize, DeliciousPoop. ?

[@CrStrifey]

2:22-2:24 guaranteed he got flashed.

[@tmo4330]

I think i read where Jagger was calling keith to get under the spotlight but he shook his head no

[@matthewcrich5951]

Hahaha. That’s ridiculous. Pretty sure Jagger had seen enough tit at that point in his life, not to make a big deal about it. In all likelihood he couldn’t hear his stage monitor & asked a tech to turn it up.

[@antonius_006]

Stoned or Haunted ?

[@thalttun]

@Noodles37UK Charlie = Javier

[@mariomartinez5931]

Desafortunadamente ya no estaba Bryan Jones , hubiera sonado igual de bien la cancion aunque con un poco mas de magia o diferente hubiera sonado pero igual de exelente teniendo al virtuosisimo Bryan Jones

[@gavinwilliams140]

4:53 "Keith Richard"... wtf

[@filmnoir67]

lululemon, stole this logo from Mick!

[@DeliciousPoop]

neither

[@burnseyvilla]

youre mad. or a one direction fan

[@gwynstephen9689]

Re H.A. - Many of them were/are vets = tough men not hippies or flower children. So they’re not going to take any BS off any snot nosed privileged kids that haven’t fought for their country. I had an uncle came back from Korean conflict -so called - it was hell he went into a bike gang in LA not sure which one, and deep into the bottle heard horror stories from his experience in Korea from my aunt after he passed

[@billgonzales8978]

I wont buy or listen to he New stones record GARBAGE ga,ga, who no thanks mick. stick to you foots pal

[@DeliciousPoop]

never realized how bad the lyrics were....... you can't tell what the hell they're saying sometimes..... and i think in this case i would have been better off not having found out

[@DeliciousPoop]

how bad the song writing was in this song.... weak lyrics

[@ursulaplatt5000]

They're good lyrics. Jesus! It's about a Savior

[@terryelkins4338]

You are a idiot !!