'The Rolling Stones: Rock and Roll Circus' What: Screening of the 1968 documentary and with pre-film discussion with director Michael Lindsay-Hogg and co-director Melissa Auf der Maur. Where: Hudson ...

A 1968 concert featuring the Rolling Stones performing at the “Rock and Roll Circus.” In 1968, the Stones headlined “Rock and Roll Circus,” a planned TV special that mated aerialists, fire ...

In 1968, the Rolling Stones wanted to promote their seventh album Beggar’s Banquet when director Michael Lindsay-Hogg suggested the idea of a circus-style variety show featuring clowns, fire ...

Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg filmed the star-studded The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, with plans for it to be aired on the BBC. It would mostly stay in the vault for almost three decades ...

Faithfull poses on the set of the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus at Intertel Studio in London, 1968. Redferns “I was completely moved by his kindness,” Faithfull said.

In November of 1968, Lennon and Yoko Ono performed two songs for the concert TV special “The Rolling Stones’ Rock and Roll Circus” (which was not released until 1996) as part of a one-off ...

It was paired on its 1969 single release with the Jagger-produced “Something Better,” which Marianne performed for the Stones’ 1968 concert film The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus.

The Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney are making music ... In November of 1968, Lennon and Yoko Ono performed two songs for the concert TV special “The Rolling Stones’ Rock and Roll Circus” ...

English singer Marianne Faithfull poses on the set of the Rolling Stones concert film “Rock and Roll Circus” at Intertel Studio in London in 1968. Redferns 11 ...

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