Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones (1973)

Director:

Rollin Binzer

Release Date:

1 January 1974 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Music

Plot:

A concert film taken from two Rolling Stones concerts during their 1972 North American tour.

Plot Keywords:

Concert Film | Rolling Stones | Rock Music

Cast

Mick Jagger	...	Himself (Vocals, Harp) (as The Rolling Stones)
Keith Richards	...	Himself (Vocals, Guitar) (as The Rolling Stones)
Mick Taylor	...	Himself (Guitar) (as The Rolling Stones)
Charlie Watts	...	Himself (Drums) (as The Rolling Stones)
Bill Wyman	...	Himself (Bass) (as The Rolling Stones)
Nicky Hopkins	...	Himself (Piano)
Bobby Keys	...	Himself (Saxophone, Percussion)
Jim Price	...	Himself (Trumpet, Trombone)
Ian Stewart	...	Himself (Mystery Piano)

Directed by
Rollin Binzer

Produced by
Rollin Binzer	....	producer
Christopher J. Brough	....	executive producer
Marshall Chess	....	executive producer
Bob Freeze	....	producer
Steve Gebhardt	....	producer

Film Editing by
Laura Lesser

Production Management
Jonathan Giles Zimmerman	....	production manager

Special Effects by
John Howard	....	title designer

Visual Effects by
John Howard	....	titles director
Floyd Gentry	....	onstage lighting technician (uncredited)
Floyd Gentry	....	visual effects (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
John Howard	....	camera operator

Production Companies

• Butterfly
• Chesscol Bingo
• Musicfilm

Distributors

• Eagle Entertainment (2010) (Australia) (theatrical)
• National CineMedia (2010) (USA) (theatrical)
• Omniverse Vision (2010) (UK) (theatrical)
• Dragon Aire (1974) (USA)
• ST2 Vídeo (2010) (Brazil) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Dolby Laboratories  sound mix

Also Known As:

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:PG | Ireland:PG

Company:

Butterfly

Movie Connections:

Featured in 25x5: The Continuing Adventures of the Rolling Stones (1990) (TV)

Soundtrack:

Tumbling Dice

The Gem in the Stones Collection

This is my favorite Rock N Roll movie, as it is just a straight concert unlike the documentary without talking or opinions forced on the viewer. The film features the Rolling Stones live in Ft Worth Texas with two performances edited together. All other live recordings or films about the Rolling Stones take second place to this film. The primary difference other than their ages with other film is the great musicianship added by lead guitarist Mick Taylor. For once the Stones are shown with a five star guitarist in full bloom, Mick Taylor adds the musicianship to take the band to stellar levels of playing, i.e. Led Zepplin or Cream shows. Coupled with Jagger's first class stage antics and an excellent horn section, the band is highlighted in a raw format that is long gone from their highly polished and commercialized recent tours. The film is unreleased on video and DVD, but easily found via fan circles, trade shows, and down loadable bit torrents. Should appeal to masses of music fans.