"East River Bridge, New York City"
"Brooklyn Bridge, New View, New York City"
"334 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York City"
"The Goat Carriages, Central Park, New York, USA"
"The Museum, Central Park, New York City)
"Seventh Regiment at Riverside Drive, New York City"
"Elevated Railroad Station, New York, New York"
"The Ramble, Central Park"
"Garabaldi Statue at Central Park"
"Broadway Near 14th Street, New York City"
"Shipping in New York Harbor"
"Steamship Docks Above Brooklyn Bridge"
"Brooklyn Bridge and a Birdseye View of the City of Brooklyn"
"A birdseye view of the skyscraper district"
"Market under East River Bridge"
"The Famous Bowery as it is today"
The song is a classic - heard it many, many times over the years. But I'm just seeing the video for the first time this week thanks to Alex, who is always on the lookout for more photographic and video images of the gritty New York City of yesteryear and so kindly posted it over at his site Flaming Pablum. He says of this clip:
"...in this clip we see Messrs. Jagger, Richards, Watts et al. slumming around the Bowery in 1972 (interspliced between shots of them doing same in Los Angeles). Under normal circumstances, I'd play "spot the address" and try to divine what specific locales are being depicted, but the editing was far too quick for me to attempt. I think there are some shots filmed on the cross-section of Bowery and Houston, but I can't be sure. In any case, it's great stuff -- despite Bill Wyman's laughably ridiculous hair. Crank it."
We did, Alex. And we will do so again, probably several more times this week alone.
