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The Rolling Stones' concert at Wampler's Hara Arena in Dayton, Ohio, on November 13, 1964, was part of their second American tour promoting the album 12 X 5. Despite their rising fame, the show experienced low attendance, with fewer than 1,000 attendees in a venue that could accommodate 6,000.
This concert is notable not only for its place in the Rolling Stones' early U.S. tours but also for its reflection of the band's growing pains in the American market. Despite the low turnout, events like this contributed to the band's eventual massive success in the United States.
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