The Rolling Stones [Unseen ultra rare 1972 American tour Footage] (2025)

The Rolling Stones [Unseen ultra rare 1972 American tour Footage] (2025)..
01. 6 June 1972 2 shows and 8 June 2 shows San Francisco Winterland Ballroom. 06/08/72, Winterland, SF Film Clips Venue: Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco Date: June 8th, 1972 (first and second shows) Format: 8mm film, silent colour + audience audioThis brief film clip was uploaded by Alex Yamach to Dailymotion: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5uktyy Ben Dyment attempted to sync the silent film with the circulating audience recording. The film features footage from both the early and late shows on the 8th, but audio is only available for the late show, so I was only able to do a general sync for most of the footage. The beginning of the video with the start of Brown Sugar is from the late show, the rest of the footage is from the early (Mick JaggerJagger wearing the polka-dot shirt). Features clips of Brown Sugar, Bitch, Rocks Off and Happy.
02. All Down The Line15 June 1972 Albuquerque University Arena Venue: Sports Arena, San Diego, CA Date: June 13th, 1972 Format: unknown film clip, synced with soundboard audio from 07/20/72 This brief performance of 'All Down the Line' comes from a documentary about Atlantic Records, '25 Years: A History of Atlantic Records', available here:    • 25 Years: A History of Atlantic Records   • 25 Years: A History of Atlantic Records It would make sense if this footage came from Robert Frank, but without any further info that's just a theory. In the documentary, the concert audio is replaced with the studio version of the song, and unfortunately there are no available audience records from the San Diego show, Ben Dyment used the version from Philadelphia on 07/20/72.
03. Happy, 06/24/72 (no overdubs) Venue: Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, TX Date: June 24th, 1972 (First Show) Format: 16mm film, colour, synced with audience audio. This performance of 'Happy' comes from the Ladies and Gentlemen film, and was shot at the early show in Fort Worth. The released version features very obvious vocal overdubs by M. Jagger and K. Richchards, to the point where you can hear them when they aren't even at the mic. Ben dyment decided to try syncing up the circulating audience audio for a better representation of what the audience saw and heard that night.
04. Brown Sugar, 06/11/72, LA Clip Venue: The Forum, Inglewood, CA Date: June 11th, 1972 (Second Show) Format: 16mm film, colour, synced with audience audio This performance of 'Brown Sugar' is no doubt familiar to many people from its appearance in the first half of CS Blues. The visuals come from the late show at The Forum, while the audio was from Houston. This same footage was shown in much improved quality in the Crossfire Hurricane documentary, with the same Houston audio. Ben Dyment synced up the proper audio from the circulating audience recording of the late Forum show, and synced up all the available frames from Crossfire against the lower quality CS version. Check out `The Rolling Stones - DVD Rare 1972
CB`   • The Rolling Stones - DVD Rare 1972 America...   There's two brief spots where the video pauses, as Robert Frank cut to different footage. Likewise, the end is missing, so Ben Dyment let the song run for the final bars with a still frame.
05. The Rolling Stones - All Down The Line live 1972 (improved sound) Texas, June 1972 Ladies and Gentlemen Outtake
06. Rolling Stones - Happy (improved sound) Texas, June 1972 L and G Outtake
07. Pittsburgh Video Excerpt, Soundboard Sync Venue: Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Date: July 22nd, 1972 Format: 1/2 open reel video tape, synced with soundboard audio Bitch 0:00 Gimme Shelter (clip) 4:05 Tumbling Dice (clip) 4:55 Midnight Rambler 5:33 This video has been floating around online recently, often with little or no info. It comes from the 07/22/72 concert at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh. The original video has sync audio from the camera mic, but it's quite harsh and distorted due to stage volume, so Ben Dyment synced up the circulating soundboard audio. The videos features Bitch and Midnight Rambler in near entirety, as well as two brief clips of Tumbling Dice and Gimme Shelter that were posted on a Photobucket account in 2011.
08. Madison Square Garden, NY 07/26/72, Venue: Madison Square Garden, NYC
Date: July 26th, 1972 Format: 8mm film, silent colour, 16mm film, silent colour + mix of audience and soundboard audio.This project was somewhat difficult due to the variety and condition of the source material, and as such parts are not quite as tightly synced as I'd like, but overall it's pretty close. The majority of this film is sourced from 8mm footage shot by Alan Pariser:
• Pariser Archives: Rolling Stones, MSG   • Pariser Archives: Rolling Stones, Madison ...   The beginning of Brown Sugar is taken from a separate 16mm source that was uploaded here: • The Rolling Stones at Madison Square Garden    • Pariser Archives: Rolling Stones, Madison ...   More info in the comments! Anyway Enjoy!!