Walking The Dog by The Rolling Stones

[etransform]

Love this song. Was a magical time in England at the time of the music revolution. This music has endured because of the tremendous impact it made on their and subsequent generations. Thanks

[hannah4440]

Brian Jones and Jeff Buckley, my two favourite musicians of all time, was Jeff even born at the time of this recording? Brian was a true musician, who got carried away with the pop thing, similiar intensities! Pity Brian didn't have Jeffs' beautiful voice, so... BJ and.... JB, (reverses of each other) both drowned!!! into synchronicities at the moment!!! rip to both

[ferretious]

Great cover!

However, so obviously lip synced.

Was Brian really the backing vocal on the studio track?

[alejandrosuckmy]

@ferretious yes, it's brian

[MikeEder]

Keith is not a good source on Brian. I feel his 1971 comments to Rolling Stone is the only time he really gave him his due.

[baliscotsurf]

@MikeEder keef broke the needle..now he can't sew..

[budhirachim]

pertama kali dengar lagu Rolling Stone pada 25 tahun yg lalu, lagu pertama tsb "Walking The Dog"..

[baliscotsurf]

@budhirachim pagi bud...pantai uluwatu?

[shadyalan1]

The Stones at their very best !!!!

[tbow007]

Brian couldn't handle being a rock star!

[steveconn]

Brian was probably bipolar. They didn't know how to diagnose it back then.

[thestoneswithjones]

I cried because I finally heard Brian's singing voice

[james697375]

The Rolling Stones evolved after Brians death but the early magic and the

r&b roots of the band took a backseat, his music genius is sorely missed.

[tampikosita]

me calienta la forma de bailar de mick q sexy

[tampikosita]

se distingue mucho la voz de brian jones me enkantaaaaa

[bullgtor1]

stick with Rufus

[kstock00]

As for BJ, we should not speak how very very ill of the dead we could.

[SUNNYRHOADES9]

You tell them haileloaf.



[alonenjersey]

Am I the only one who knows the it's Brian Jones who is whistling for the dog?

[FuzztoneProductions]

Listen to Get off my Cloud live in 1966 Honolulu, Hawaii. Brian plays some great lead guitar on it!

[ChaliQ1]

My IQ is 146 & it hasn't done shit for me other than be able to go to the edge & make it back alive. OD's Car wrecks & the other good stuff like that. Pulled back from the white light 3 times. Jones was too trusting a soul with his greedy, common contracters when caught stealing from him murdered him & even gave a death bed confession. IQ doesn't mean shit depending which part of the brain it is accessing Even people up in 176 180 area are smart but quite naive.

[kingharryannis]

Ya the stones are rather full of themselves they did some interesting stuff but they are full of themselves and bland as over cooked over processed synthetic english food and and quirky as a mouth full of english teeth,I know I am english.

[neccowaif9]

So young and sweet. I have to say it though: Mick's trousers look very "arranged".

[kingharryannis]

White version bland as processed chicken.

[sclapione]

@kingharryannis  you've obviously got no rythmn

[tvicena]

@kingharryannis i have to agree with the bland part!

[swacbro]

this is the first footage I ever saw of Brian singing...even if they are lip synching it's still really cool

[MrJacob1331]

awesome



[MrJacob1331]

awesome



[whatwouldjudydo]

I won't debate someone who can't spell or form sentences (recital? did you mean rectal?) Of course Keith is going to say mean and maybe even untrue things about Brian. But what people like you can't get is that there would be no Rolling Stones if it hadn't been for Brian. Period, end of subject.

[MikeEder]

@whatwouldjudydo Right On!!!

[MikeEder]

@whatwouldjudydo Right On

[Ross98100]

Nice video...! The first time I listened to this song was TODAY and I already LOVE it :D

I like Brian's voice ^_^

[whatwouldjudydo]

I am only saying that Brian gets ignored. Thje person that CREATED the Rolling Stones shouldn't be ignored.

[karenhunter58]

He's got them moves like Jagger.

[whatwouldjudydo]

Brian had a great little band there.

[99Quench]

@whatwouldjudydo Can't make my mind up whether you are being deliberately provocative! This band had five excellent musicians who made the sound between them. Brian Jones was an amazing guitarist - and possibly underated as he was around in the days when Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend, Ray & Dave Davies - to name but a few - were all in the charts, BUT - Brian was not the leading light of the Rolling Stones. Beautiful tho he was, I might add.

[hedydust]

Love It great Stones Era.. :-)

[caravancollectors]

Brian singing the raspy vocal on 2nd part harmony. One of few numbers he sang on ("I Wanna Be Your Man" being another), all in the early days of the band. 

[reissue]

Dang, pretty hard. Bill gettin' down.

[MyHairyBreasts]

Hard to get into

[tampikosita]

que bien baila mick ,alguien sabe si la voz que se escucha en el coro es la voz de keith o brian????

[Ross98100]

@tampikosita Esa es la voz de Brian ;)

[tampikosita]

@Ross98100 Gracias ;amo a Brian.

[Ross98100]

@tampikosita Yo solo tengo 13 años, y yo tambien lo amo..♥

Uff que talentoso era! Sin duda, es mi Stone favorito ^_^

[tampikosita]

@Ross98100 si tienes face metete a la comunidad de brian jones buscala como brian jones friends and fans ahi estoy yo jaja

[Ross98100]

@tampikosita Yo estoy alla tambien :D ! Siempre veo cual foto nueva hay xD

[tampikosita]

@Ross98100 seamos amiogas d la comunidad no ??? komo t busco

[Ross98100]

@tampikosita Buscame como Rosanna Pamela Almanzar Celestino... (lo siento por responderte una semana despues xD)

Uhh! Por fin tendre una amiga por lo menos en internet a la que les gusten los Stones (principalmente Brian, quien fue el que creo la banda) :D

[mybrucespringsteen]

ladies and gentlemen,,,, the rolling stones

[ladylittles]

Mick sure couldn't dance...not for my money, anyway.

[GOLFMONSIKARN]

To me, it is a lucky day to watch this video otherwise I must have not had heard Brian's voice and how he whistled to the audiences. How cute!

[debiedog1]

The Stones at their best before the drugs really took hold of Keith and Brian and the fighting started.

[1populist]

Brian Jones: the ultimate rock and roll star! 

[heywoodjerbloume]

@1populist If you consider beating the crap out of his girlfriend normal.Check the book Life by Keef Richards it syas it all about the little puke.

[swacbro]

@heywoodjerbloume seems he was a troubled human but a musically talented one as well...Brian played all kinds of instruments including slide guitar, harmonica, keyboards, sitar, flute, sax, dulcimer...the list goes on & on...the Stones was his band...Mick wouldn't join unless he could bring his buddy Keith along...and, by the way, his name is Keith not Keef

[heywoodejerblowme]

@swacbro He was very talented.I read he just picked up the sitar and let it rip.I know Richards name is Keith but I think universally he is refered to as Keef.Apparantly they want to make a movie of his life and are looking for actors to play the role.JoHnny Depp I feal would be a great choice.I really think the Stones were at their very best in the early blue era.

[TheHendrix00]

@1populist He's not a star, he's a LEGEND

[TheElmapa]

@1populist agree!!!

[gydalf]

Everybody is still naging about Brian Jones as "the greatest" and so on. He was a sick fuck that in the end couldn`t even play tamburine on their records. How great is that?

[atticthoughts]

@gydalf He wasn't a perfect human being no. But he isn't alone about that in the world of rock n roll now is he? Others have been forgived for their behaviour and remembered for their music. Brian became a victim of character assassination in the 80's by people he once called friends. You better listen to Beggar's Banquet again. Brian is present on almost every track there. He also plays some mean slide at Rock n Roll Circus. No tambourine though. Great musician and producer - flawed person.

[gydalf]

Everybody is still naging about Brian Jones as "the greatest" and so on. He was a sick fuck that in the end couldn`t even play tamburine on their records. How great is that?

[Spiderrico123]

brian really should have sung more! rich raspy voice perfect for bluess RIP

[alejandrosuckmy]

@Spiderrico123 /watch?v=kCQATaeTRGk&feature=r­elated

Brian does a great vocal work here, at the beginning is mick and keith singing then brian jones takes the tambourine and sings!!!

[DenCath5209]

pretty much like Terry Kath for Chicago, after he was gone, they just weren't the same.

[SigHolm]

I agree - Brian was the man

[whitefeet1]

Tina Turner hasnt taught Mick how to move yet - Keith chanelling a juke joint picker like no one else - and Chawlie, OMG.... he's like, "wonder if my dry cleaning's ready...."

[levelhickbros]

what guitar has brian jones got

[BlackMonk66]

@levelhickbros Vox Teardrop, I think.

[etransform]

Back in 1965 when I was finishing my Master's Degree at Imperial College in South Kensington, London England, The Stones came out with this song as part of a disc with Little Red Rooster, You can make it if you try, Get off my cloud, etc. I could not stop playing these songs again and again, little knowing that many years later I would be part of a music revolution in R&R and the British Invasion. Now I am happily retired in the USofA and enjoying the music memories again, thanks to you.

[debiedog1]

The early Stones and the best Stones!!!

[Ross98100]

@debiedog1 I totally agree with you! :)

[yoshiorange]

It is interesting that only Keith goes to break before the chorus like Rufus Thomas version and other don't. very Keith. hahaha

[csrogers87]

AEROSMITH beat this version hands down...although i like every version of the song...including rufus thomas's original

[RollingOrmond]

@csrogers87 Aerosmith's just a wannabe Stones band from Boston.

[Bobjb999]

I think Jackie Shane's TV version's even better.What a f-ing brave rebel that guy was. In the very early ,conservative '60s Jackie was openly gay, wore his hair coiffed woman-style, wore heavy eye makeup, & womanly clothing both onstage & off, & could pass for a girl! An androgenous glam artist 10 yrs. before it became a R''n"R fad. But he was just being himself. An early '60s freak. But his audience didn't flock for a freak show. They went to dig Jackie's soulful singing & charisma!

[musicfreak1967]

so who thinks that the dog because slow "is walking ", is wrong but quite powerful - for me a really well-outgoing piece of blues rock, where the Rolling Stones have on their '64 debut album, The Rolling Stones" their special class first presented to the test. One might almost think, already, that so many blues greats here a thing or deterred, or even copied.

[LuisAguil]

Wonderful!

The blues is everything!

[dandyfireable]

@Flashsnake exactly. He's an sellout. The show is just another way in the music industry for stupid things. Technically there is barely any talent in the show

[Flashsnake]

Haha that comment about Aerosmith made me laugh...who do you think those guys were influenced by? You're tellin me "Dude Looks Like a Lady" is real music? HA!

[aerofanELLIE]

@Flashsnake OK maybe I SHOULD,NT HAVE BEEN SO GENERAL. I prefer Aerosmith over others, there are some stones I do like.

[dandyfireable]

@Flashsnake i agree. I prefer the 70s to early 80s Aerosmith. They were better. 'Dude Looks Like a Lady" is an example of sellout

[Flashsnake]

@dandyfireable Defo. To be honest I cant compare em especially now Tylers doing that crappy american idol...

[aerofanELLIE]

This sucks big time you,ll only hear real music if your listening to Aerosmith

[uncleisaako]

@aerofanELLIE HA HA HA AHA HAAA AA HAAAAA HAAA HAAA HAAA HAAA HAAAA HAAA !! Oooh, that's hilarious! So good!! Thanks !!

[portlandjohn8]

Not about the individuals. This was when they were one hot band. The stuff after Beggars Banquet was never this good.

[poolpoolification]

this is great!!!

[poolpoolification]

this is great

[megadora1969]

ルーファス・トーマスのカバーですね。初めて見ました。でもオリ­ジナルの方が断然良いね！

[ginahams2010]

Anyone here from Sidcup or Bromley Art School circa the 60's. GH

[mrbassman25]

fucking annoying ass girls.... shut up and listen to the music

[kota7196]

i wish i was born n tha late 40's so i could have partied n tha 60's

[MrTambourineMan1960]

charlie drumz tick like a clock

[jfab64]

Bill was so bad-ass looking with his black leather jackets and monster Framus bass.

[zdrumdude]

I think he got that slide move from the "Godfather of Soul" JB.

[kitush64]

Brian may have gotten to ahead of himself, and the stage was set for his downfall. Keith and Mick where part of the stage of course and the band survived without him. Very sad.

[TheBabyboomkidof53]

the stones contrasted great with the beatles in the early days. while the beatles sound was honed and richly produced, the stones was raw and unadorned. they complimented one another so well. its a stupid excersize that asks which you like best? its apples and oranges. you enjoy both for what they are.

[TheAntinode]

his foot work is cool

[jorgealbertobaron]

de 1964

[Wrightwasright]

BRIAN!

[matt3rat]

the screaming fans just trash this song.

[MichaelMG711]

@matt3rat I think that's the only noise keeping it from being a total snoozefest! I just came by to compare the original version ......Rufus Thomas......to this ........to Aerosmith's 80's try. No contest....stones get the bronze. Check A's version studio stlye.

[shanehenning26]

happy birthday bill wyman

[maglip514]

the king of moon walking

[johnGA30]

Yeah -- That's a gig sock.

[Abudu1956]

I'm surprised he was allowed to put a sock in his pants like that back then.

[foutupourfoutu]

Brian would have made a great lead vocalist, great rough voice

[Taconic66]

@foutupourfoutu

I agree, a missed opportunity! Jagger clearly deserved to be lead singer but his style isn't for suited for everything, and I bet Jones would have belted some raspy blues numbers if they gave him the chance

[MitziMichelle]

Rufus showed 'em how to walk the dog!!

[stonesfreakkim]

He is so cute!

[sugarmarie380]

whats that on the side of his leg

[mybrucespringsteen]

j-j-j-j-j-just a walkin'

[idieinelevators]

BRIAN JONES!!!!!!!!!!! :D

[Robdell100]

ink 

[Cupidville]

Sir Brian Jones makes the magic on this song. Mick Jagger moves with less is more. Great take!!

[GravityBoy72]

Micks minimilistic dancing hear knocks spots off all that running around he did on gigantic stages in the mid-70's and beyond.

Less is more.

[brianstorm123]

No version of this song is as good as The Sonics

[stevemodeen]

Aerosmith ripped the shit outta this, Stones got nothin on it!

[brianstorm123]

@stevemodeen And areosmith got nothing on The Sonics

[jaqua524]

@stevemodeen hahaha not even...the stones definitally kept the blues sound in it,,,i like this wayyyy better than aerosmith's version

[60srocker46]

brian jones,bill wyman.legends

[plattflytt]

this is great!!

[charlenedean]

Love the Stones, but they can't come close to the "real" version by Memphis/Stax legend, Rufus Thomas, who made it a top ten tune in 1963.

[vialellis]

<3 brian with that raspy voice. he alone makes it memorable!

[bassbob42]

Love Brians Vox Mark III phantom

[crediki]

british rock and roll

[789pequignot]

happy birthday brian jones

[LVEMEDO]

AWESOME J FROM J LOVE YOU

[G0K3001]

When Brian Led the others limped.

[Ghostak24]

Its not playback ist only bad video I sawthis video 1000times and he sings normaly its great song and its times where mick know singing now he just screaming

[DavelovesRealMusic]

This is From Australian TV 1964 and this is the BEST coy I have seen....audiuo could be better (stereo ??) I hate the way You tube compresses audio files.

In any case--this is a GREAT performance and a GREAT cover!@

LOVE IT!@!!

[fendersuperga]

what a playback !

[jaqua524]

is that brian with the raspy voice?

[mdumas43073]

Yes, it is.

[789pequignot]

great song

[lemonskunk2]

Amazing Cover.

[pawnhead10]

Classic!

[bassbob42]

Its too bad drugs fried him out. He was incredibly talented.

[Ge311rgo]

Brian made a the stones a good band, he was the most talented in the band.

[hugatag]

Also Brian created the Stones,he was the leader at the time of this video.If not for Brian we would never have had the rolling stones.

[RiffChris]

@Ge311rgo no, he wasnt.. Brian was indeed a talented musician, but Keith could write music and was able to create his own guitarplaying! He sings good to, and is a great bass player. He is the most talented..

[ukraininoak]

@Ge311rgo

Yes, I agreed totally !

[SWISSCOLORVISION]

@Ge311rgo I just read the new Keith book: Bill, Brian, Taylor, and Ron get no fucking credit. I love Keith, but you'd think he was the Stone were a one man show after reading that book.

It was Brian's band.

Bill made it work.

Taylor gave it life.

Ron saved it.

[Raoul16]

@SWISSCOLORVISION

It is not a book about the Rolling Stones, it is a book from and about Keith.(Keith's life) How HE experienced everything. I am to young to have seen the beginning of the Stones myself and I

I think it is a great read. I didn't didn't ecpect it to be about the other members aswel, that would make the book at least 2000 + pages, if you'll ask me, haha.

[SWISSCOLORVISION]

@Raoul16 yeah, your right it's a great read, but if you want to read the most comprehensive, detailed, and complete Stone's book read Bill Wyman's STONE ALONE. Keith borrows heavily from this book in reciting past events. It also gives the best analysis of what makes the Stones click.

I forgot to mention Ian Stewart who was the soul behind the band. Keith and Mick are just as responsible as Brian for making him step down.

[TheRedpeadar]

@Ge311rgo he's dead 42 years get over it

[HaileLoaf]

@Ge311rgo keef had the songs. Mick had the personality. Brian was a drag.

[INUIT3333]

@HaileLoaf

GOOD POSTING!

[whatwouldjudydo]

@HaileLoaf Fuck OFF. You wouldn't even know who Keith or Mick were, had it not been for Brian. He STARTED the Rolling Stones. He NAMED them "The Rolling Stones." He hired Mick and Keith. He got their Decca record contract put together. He learned to play approximately 60 different musical instruments. His IQ was 145. He was already playing blues in clubs when Mick was a student at London School of Economics, and Keith was a bum at Sidcup art school. You've been SCHOOLED!

[RollingOrmond]

@whatwouldjudydo If only he could write lyrics, didn't beat women and douse himself in horse tranquilizer, coulda had it all

[paintersmurfs]

@whatwouldjudydo Haha! and He is DEAD in fact, there carreer more then tripled his existence in the band! Surely that has got to be worth something to the rest of the boys credit. Yeah YEah we all read keiths book you goddamn recital peice.

[boulderjames]

@whatwouldjudydo - You know I used to feel exactly as you do but after reading Keith's book not so sure. Yes Brian was very talented and instrumental but there are many aspects that seem to be missing in your comment. Stu (Ian Stewart) was really the one that made it all happen in many ways. Brian had lots of issues that ultimately ended his career and life. I don't claim Keith's is the definitive truth but it is worth a read in regards to the early years.

[atticthoughts]

@boulderjames Keith's book deals with Brian with Anita in the back of Keith's mind. It's really sad that he is still so bitter about it 40 years after that he even can't give Brian the credit for forming the band. Stu wouldn't have agreed with Keith revisionism.

[sweetmay73]

@whatwouldjudydo yeah, and he also came from a wealthy family and had more opportunities than the rest of them. -_-

[sombodydenuccio]

@whatwouldjudydo

except he couldn't sing

[NeedAMiracle]

@whatwouldjudydo

IQ 145?  wasn't high enuf to keep his dumb ass alive.

Schooled.

[atticthoughts]

@HaileLoaf Utter BS. Brian was the musician in the band and essential for their unique sound back then.

[markseez]

@Ge311rgo not

[mullerk2]

Brian is the best.

[inhousevideo]

This is when I really liked these guys, still a club band.

[fendersuperga]

@inhousevideo totaly agree

[pabloplacenti]

que vuen vidfeo es del 1964