PARIS 1970 1ST NIGHT SOUNDBOARD
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3. intro [00:32] 
4. Jumping Jack Flash [03:24] 
5. Roll Over Beethoven [03:03] 
6. Sympathy For The Devil [07:40] 
7. Stray Cat Blues [04:25] 
8. Love In Vain [06:21] 
9. Dead Flowers [04:16] 
10. Midnight Rambler [11:57] 
11. Live With Me [05:11] 
12. Little Queenie [05:28] 
13. Let It Rock [03:20] 
14. Brown Sugar [04:45] 
15. Honky Tonk Women [03:54] 
16. Street Fighting Man [04:56] 
• 1970-09-22: Palais Des Sports, Paris, France, Live Concert
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Bootleg comments:
Released: 2026. Origin: Japan.
MATRIX: Paris 1970 1st Night
Very Good Mono recording.
First night of the 1970 Paris performance REMASTERED BY GRAF ZEPPELIN from early source, The overall sound has been boosted in the mid-range.
The 1970 Paris concerts were held over three consecutive days, and the first two were broadcast on French radio.
The second day is more well known, but the first day was broadcast as a live commentary.
Audio recordings of that broadcast have been circulating to this day, and the quality is typical of vintage radio broadcast recordings of the time.
Moreover, it is true that the constant commentary between songs is annoying.
Unlike the following day, this day was broadcast as a live commentary, so the balance at the beginning of "Jumping Jack Flash" is almost like an audience recording.
However, starting with the second song, "Roll Over Beethoven," the highlight of the 1970 performance, the sound gradually regains its soundboard quality as the songs progress.

Include support act of Buddy Guy & Junior Wells' "It's My Life Baby," which featured a surprise appearance by Clapton as the opening act,
A newly discovered version is used here, resulting in a recording that is 20 seconds longer than previous releases, especially at the beginning.

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