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' 1964 3rd British Tour was a

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by the band. The tour commenced on August 1 and concluded on August 22, 1964. It included a single concert in

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- lead vocals, harmonica, percussion *

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- guitar, backing vocals *

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- guitar, harmonica, backing vocals *

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- bass guitar, backing vocals *

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- drums

Tour set list

Songs performed include: *Not Fade Away *Walking The Dog *I Just Want to Make Love to You *If You Need Me *Around and Around *Hi-Heel Sneakers *I Wanna Be Your Man *I'm a King Bee *"

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" *Down in the Bottom *Carol *Tell Me *It's All Over Now *Suzie Q *Can I Get a Witness

Tour dates

*01/08/1964 Belfast (stop after 12 minutes due to hysteria) *03/08/1964 Longleat House *07/08/1964 London, Richmond Athletic Ground *08/08/1964 Scheveningen, Netherlands, Kurhaus, Kurzaal *09/08/1964 Manchester, Belle Vue, New Elizabethan Ballroom *10/08/1964 New Brighton, Tower Ballroom *13/08/1964 Douglas, Isle of Man, Palace Ballroom *18/08/1964 St. Peter Port, New Theatre Ballroom, Guernsey *19/08/1964 St. Peter Port, New Theatre Ballroom, Guernsey *20/08/1964 St. Peter Port, New Theatre Ballroom, Guernsey *21/08/1964 St. Helier, Springfield Hall, Jersey *22/08/1964 St. Helier, Springfield Hall, Jersey *24/08/1964 Weymouth, Dorset

References

* Carr, Roy. ''The Rolling Stones: An Illustrated Record''. Harmony Books, 1976. {{DEFAULTSORT:Rolling Stones 3rd British Tour 1964, The The Rolling Stones concert tours 1964 concert tours 1964 in the United Kingdom August 1964 events in the United Kingdom