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Seven medium-format negative images of the Rolling Stones during rehearsals at Wembley Park Studios in London, England, on November 29, 1968, ahead of the group’s appearance on the Frost on Saturday television show. The images capture the band during preparations for the broadcast. In overall fine condition. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Tracks.
The negatives date to the Rolling Stones’ November 29, 1968, appearance on David Frost’s Frost on Saturday, recorded that day and broadcast on London Weekend Television on November 30th. The group performed ‘Sympathy for the Devil,’ with Mick Jagger singing live over a prepared backing track while the other members largely mimed their parts; Brian Jones appeared on piano, with percussionist Rocky Dijon joining the band. The appearance introduced ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ to television audiences just days before the December release of Beggars Banquet. Coming less than seven months before Jones’s departure from the Rolling Stones in June 1969, it was among his final television appearances with the group.
