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Nice work! The human narration is much better :-) And the sound design is great. In my hometown, we had a double censorship system - the federal censors, who usually classified material rather than outright banned it, and a state level censor who would occasionally ban, but would usually, int he case of music, suggest to radio stations that if they played the song, they could expect to be barred from being handed government advertising. In 1967, Let's Spend The Night Together fell under the censor's eye and thus, it was never played on the radio. Despite this, it still made #3! The government was so annoyed at this, they told the newspapers if they included it on their Top 40 printouts, they would be blocked from advertising. The papers, in a rare display of spine, told the government to shove it!

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23 күн бұрын

❤️we’ll be alternating from time to time. Thanks for checking it out 💕

Great video! 😎

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21 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! ❤️ I really appreciate that 😌

San Berdo show was not a sell out..few people attended the concerts on their 1st tour. The Beatles were a scruffier cru than the Stones..but as a marketing ploy they did adopt that outlaw image. After some drug busts and being free wheeling hippsters the Stones began to believe their own hype. Where in the Beggars Banguet era session.man extraordinar Ry Cooder commented that Jagger.."The little twerp thinks he is luicfer." When the Stones met the real Hlls Angels at Alta Mont in 69 they were disuaded of their outlaw notions. Realizing that they were entertainers and not bad boy Rock n Roll outlaws..Since then its been a paliid journey coming up with the likes of "Dancin wt Mr D"

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21 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching. Per my research, here is the direct quote, “The headline for his next-day story in The Sun was ‘5,000 Engulf Rolling Stones,’ with the overline heading ‘Frenzy at Swing Auditorium.’” The same source continues, “‘A predominantly teen-age crowd of more than 5,000 transferred Swing Auditorium into a virtual state of siege yesterday afternoon as they cried, screamed and waved at England’s Rolling Stones,’ Morthland’s account began.” Here is the link for it here: www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbsun.com/2021/07/25/5000-engulf-rolling-stones-at-final-san-bernardino-concert-in-1966/amp/ ~Maya

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21 күн бұрын

Also this may help: “It was only at Carnegie Hall and in San Bernardino that there was anything close to a sell-out.” Source: www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/from-sea-to-shining-sea-the-rolling-stones-begin-their-conquest-of-america/ With that said, the wording was off. No, The Stones did not "sell out" San Bernardino, but they were very close. Again, thank you so much for checking the video out, tabs9213! I appreciate it so much xo 🙏🏾❤️ ~Maya