Albert Maysles, David Maysles	...	(Director)
	...	(Writer)
The Rolling Stones	...	Themselves
Mick Jagger	...	Himself
Charlie Watts	...	Himself
Keith Richards	...	Himself
Mick Taylor	...	Himself
Bill Wyman	...	Himself
Marty Balin	...	Himself
Sonny Barger	...	Himself
Melvin Belli	...	Himself
Dick Carter	...	Himself
Jack Casady	...	Himself
Mike Clarke	...	Himself
Sam Cutler	...	Himself
Spencer Dryden	...	Himself
Chris Hillman	...	Himself
Albert Maysles	...	Cinematographer
David Maysles	...	Cinematographer
Gary Weis	...	Cinematographer
Joanne Burke	...	Editor
Robert Farren	...	Editor
Ellen Giffard	...	Editor
Kent McKinney	...	Editor

Summary: In December of 1969, four months after Woodstock, the Rolling Stones and Jefferson Airplane gave a free concert in Northern California, east of Oakland at Altamont Speedway. About 300,000 people came, and the organizers put Hell's Angels in charge of security around the stage. Armed with pool cues and knifes, Angels spent the concert beating up spectators, killing at least one. The film intercuts performances, violence, Grace Slick and Mick Jagger's attempts to cool things down, close-ups of young listeners (dancing, drugged, or suffering Angel shock), and a look at the Stones later as they watch concert footage and reflect on what happened.