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Terrific version. I assume this is the Palladium Show as there's applause at the end. It sounds live, but I thought they mimed to a pre-recorded tape, which this could possibly be.

Sounds new to me..............

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Yes, Sunday Night At The London Palladium Jan 22,1967 I think. They also performed Connection,Ruby Tuesday and Let's Spend The Night Together. It's been awhile since I listened to the bootleg I have but I think you may be right as far as live vocals over pre recorded tracks..

Whoa this version is way different than the studio version. Reminds me of Walking the Dog at parts.

I knew of this recording, but hadn’t heard it ‘till now. I like this bluesy arrangement, very much. The Stones probably fancied a more contemporary take on one of the earlier hits and I think they did quite well. Thsnk you for posting, tomk.

Thank you. What an excellent reinterpretation. And also frustrating because it reminds me of how little known that period (live and semi-live) seems to be.

Although there's maybe more of an appreciation for pre-1969 live performances now than there was a few years ago? Perhaps I'm imagining it.



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Too bad that there is only a very poor quality recording of this "Sunday Night At The London Palladium" circulating.

If memory serves this was recorded by somebody on this board, and he mentioned you can even hear his dad at the end.

Mathijs

Given that the Palladium was televised (and a very popular programme), it's surprising that no video seems to exist.

Thanks. I'm discovering a new version.

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It's All Over Now 1967 London P Version.flac


better soundquality here

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better soundquality here

??? Not better at all, same bad quality as always...

a little better ?

The influence of James Brown?

its not awful quality, good listen IMO

Sounds like Walking the Dog.

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Given that the Palladium was televised (and a very popular programme), it's surprising that no video seems to exist.

Very few episodes of this programme have survived (5 out of original run's 126); the rest were either wiped by Associated TeleVision (a similar fate happened to a large amount of Crossroads) or deteriorated to the point where they were no longer watchable. However, The Beatles' performance has survived and can be seen on The Beatles Anthology and heard on Anthology 1. The surviving shows - including the Wisdom and Forsyth special - were released on DVD in 2010.

- wikipedia

(The 'original run' it refers to would be from 1955 until 1967, when the show was axed. It was briefly brought back in 1973-74)

Re: the Stones' performance. It wasnt 'mimed' but was a live vocal over a pre-recorded backing track. Their appearance is best remembered for their refusal to appear at the show's traditional finale, where all of that evening's performers would assemble on a revolving stage and wave 'goodnight' as the show's closing music was played.



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Walking The Dog is a great song(except for the whistling) and Keith's lead break kicks ass.

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Walking The Dog is a great song(except for the whistling) and Keith's lead break kicks ass.

Walking the dog is a great song. Havne't you ever whistled after your dog.


This version of It's All Over Now doesn't interest me.

You Tube has a couple full-length shows to look at, get a feel of what the show was like. No revolving stage, though.

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Walking The Dog is a great song(except for the whistling) and Keith's lead break kicks ass.

Walking the dog is a great song. Havne't you ever whistled after your dog.


This version of It's All Over Now doesn't interest me.

The whistling part is just corny im my opinion(and its only an opinion) but since you said sounds like "Dog" and gave it a Thumbs Down I just assumed you
didnt think much of it,either. Pardon me.

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Sorry if this has been posted before.
Terrific version. I assume this is the Palladium Show as there's applause at the end. It sounds live, but I thought they mimed to a pre-recorded tape, which this could possibly be.

I'm all over this. Never heard it. Funk and soul ~~ Mick gettin all dirty! Sounds perfect for the timeframe it was done. My sincerest thanks. I didn't know they had that in them. Even had some west coast Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger Janis feel to it. A little boogie woogie.



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Walking The Dog is a great song(except for the whistling) and Keith's lead break kicks ass.

Walking the dog is a great song. Havne't you ever whistled after your dog.


This version of It's All Over Now doesn't interest me.

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This version of It's All Over Now is really interesting ........I never heard a song of the Stones with there own interpretation back then.

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It's interesting to juxtapose this down-and-dirty version with the psychedelic clothes. It kinda doesn't work, but in reality it really does.

It does'nt sound like Mick's voice....



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This performance of It's All Over Now reminds me of the unreleased Get Yourself Together - anyone else hear it? Perhaps it's Keith's guitar tone and the drumming.

So, do we think Brian played on the pre-recorded new arrangement?

Sounds like there's 2 guitars, one doing the riffing and chords, the other soloing, piano in there as well.

Wonderful, vital version! That is how the songs sound like when a living, breathing and inspired band is playing with the idea.

Not like this awful Rolling Stones cover band that has not any connection to the song:





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Sorry if this has been posted before.
Terrific version. I assume this is the Palladium Show as there's applause at the end. It sounds live, but I thought they mimed to a pre-recorded tape, which this could possibly be.

I like this version better: