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Rolling Stones on video: Channel Islands, England 1964 (ITV report)
The Stones played the Channel Islands during August 1964. In Guernsey they played for three nights in St George’s Hall (August 18th -20th) and two nights in Springfield stadium, Jersey (August 21st-22nd). This footage was filmed in both islands. The airport arrival and the concert were filmed on the 21st of August in Jersey, whilst the interview with Mick Jagger was shot in Guernsey a day before.
Oh, the Rolling Stones really made their mark on the Channel Islands in August 1964. They graced Guernsey with their presence for three unforgettable nights at St. George’s Hall (August 18th-20th), and then headed over to Jersey, where they played two nights at Springfield Stadium (August 21st-22nd). What a whirlwind tour, huh? They even managed to film some footage during their time there. The grand airport arrival and the concert footage were all captured on August 21st in Jersey—because, of course, every rock star needs a dramatic airport entrance.
Meanwhile, Mick Jagger decided to fit in a quick interview in Guernsey a day before, just for fun. After all, why wouldn’t he, right? The whole experience felt like a mini-documentary of the Stones taking over these little islands and spreading their rock ‘n’ roll energy. Small island, huge rock stars, and a few days of total mayhem—it’s like a dream come true for any rock fan. It almost seemed like everything was orchestrated to perfection for maximum impact, but let’s be honest, it was the ’60s—who was really worried about all the fine details?
The whole scene, from the spontaneous interview to the chaotic concerts, felt like the ultimate rock ‘n’ roll fantasy, where the Stones were the center of attention, and the islands were just there for the ride. The chaos, the magic, the vibe—it was all part of the experience that made those few days unforgettable.
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