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Bookmark this pageLadies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones (1973)
Director: Rollin Binzer
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From Time Out Film Guide
Documentary record of an average Stones concert (1972 repertoire), filmed by cameramen with a Jagger fixation. With Mick in close-up eighty per cent of the time, and no visual sense of the band as a working unit, the movie relies on the gimmick of Dolby quad sound to make its impact. It's not enough.Author: TR
Cast & crew
Director: Rollin Binzer
Producer: Rollin Binzer, Marshall Chess, Bob Freeze, Steve Gebhardt
Cast: The Rolling Stones full cast
Genre(s): Documentaries
Duration: 90 mins
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