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Filmed before a live audience at a North London TV studio.Filmed before a live audience at a North London TV studio.Filmed before a live audience at a North London TV studio.
Ian Anderson
- Self - Jethro Tull
- (archive footage)
Glenn Cornick
- Self - Jethro Tull
- (archive footage)
Clive Bunker
- Self - Jethro Tull
- (archive footage)
Tony Iommi
- Self - Jethro Tull
- (archive footage)
Pete Townshend
- Self - The Who
- (archive footage)
Roger Daltrey
- Self - The Who
- (archive footage)
Keith Moon
- Self - The Who
- (archive footage)
John Entwistle
- Self - The Who
- (archive footage)
Jesse Ed Davis
- Self - Taj Mahal's Guitarist
- (archive footage)
Gary Gilmore
- Self - Taj Mahal's Bassist
- (archive footage)
Chuck Blackwell
- Self - Taj Mahal's Drummer
- (archive footage)
Marianne Faithfull
- Self
- (archive footage)
John Lennon
- Self - The Dirty Mac
- (archive footage)
Eric Clapton
- Self - The Dirty Mac
- (archive footage)
Keith Richards
- Self - The Dirty Mac and The Rolling Stones
- (archive footage)
Mitch Mitchell
- Self - The Dirty Mac
- (archive footage)
‘Snow White’ Stars Test Their Wits
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Did you know
- TriviaFor a fortnight in 1968, future Black Sabbath founder Tony Iommi briefly joined Jethro Tull as lead guitarist. This was his only public appearance with the band, but the performance was mimed - he never played live with Jethro Tull.
- Quotes
Mick Jagger: You've heard of Oxford Circus, you've heard of Piccadilly Circus, and this is the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, and we've got sights and sounds and marvels to delight your eyes and ears, and you'll be able to see the very first one of those in a few moments.
- Crazy creditsSPECIAL THANKS Everyone's Mum...
- ConnectionsEdited into The Who: The Kids Are Alright (1979)
- SoundtracksEntry of the Gladiators
Written by Julius Fucík
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This was one great special, but it was sad to see the man who was the original visionary of the Stones, Brian Jones, and the pitiful shell he had become. It was pretty much known that it was the end for him as a member of the band and this can be seen as his last hurrah. You also can see the changes the Stones had undergone from their beginnings as a group that covered songs by American blues greats to the juggernaut that was the Jagger/Richards songwriting team. It was also interesting to see The Who as they were in the middle of their transition from being the icons of the mods to the hard rock force they would be a few months later. Roger Daltry hadn't gone all the way with the look he was famous for, the fringed shirt and long curly blonde hair, and Pete Townsend had not yet gotten his white boiler suit. And as many people have commented, The Who blew the Mick and the boys off the stage that night.
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- Also known as
- Рок-н-ролльный цирк Роллинг Стоунз
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- Runtime1 hour 5 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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