Full title reads: "Rolling Stones Gather Moss". Technicolor Material.
Hull, Humberside.
The pop group the Rolling Stones are walking along the side of a road. They try to hitch hike but are ignored by passing cars.
Ext. of the ABC Cinema Hull. There is a large sign advertising The Rolling Stones. Crowds are arriving for the concert. Good shots of crowds queuing up. A man sells posters of the band, kids wearing badges.
Various shots of the Stones being interviewed and photographed. They clown around for the camera.
Shots of fans coming in through the doors of the cinema. A woman is selling Programmes.
Shots inside the Stones dressing room. Pan around round Charlie Watts, Brian Jones (playing Vox Teardrop guitar), Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Bill Wyman. They look over fan mail. Bill fastens his shirt, Brian tunes up, more shots of the band getting ready.
Shots of crowd in audience. Mass of screaming, waving and cheering young people. LS of band on stage. Various good shots of the Rolling Stones playing 'Round and Round". Audience keeps screaming.
Music continues under the end titles.
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The gig at the ABC Cinema in Hull took place on 21st September 1969.
There's more footage of this event in clips 1769.20 and 3117.07.