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  • NOPE

  • RTHEYHIPPIES???

  • Bill Wyman described the Stones 1964 to the States as "miserable". They had not yet had a huge hit and "Tell Me" was Jagger and Richards first original composition to be recorded and released. Oh, Carol is very much "live" here and "Tell Me" very much lip synching to playback. Nonetheless this is a great buried treasure and a rare historical document of The Stones first U.S. visit. Nice work, schillid

  • CHuck Berry was the captain, or course, but the stones had so many incredible periods....blues, psychedelic, country rock.....1980's soul.......well what the hell!...there both still around, hope I live that long with my booze habit

  • PATHETIC VERSION OF THIS SONG

    (FROM A RS FAN)

  • great

    

  • My goodness, US teens were very boring, can you imagine the Stones playing in the UK near to English girls, very interesting.

  • I don't remember seeing the Mike Douglas show quite this early, but Mike had a lot of great bands on his show, but it was always a little awkward. Merv Griffin was a little goofy too, but much cooler.

  • A pale imitation of Chuck Berry's original

  • @modoc97405 This is - according to Wikipedia - Berry's composition as well @222clocks and once he did, it was part of the Brian's start to sad downfall.

  • jonny be goode??

  • 1:42 the more things change, the more they stay the same. no?

  • it smells sex..

  • You noticed Keith said his proper last name:- Richard.

  • @alonenjersey, Richards is Keith's real birth name. For a while in the 60s, he used "Richard" because he hoped that fans would think he was related to Cliff Richard.

  • @globalmonkey007 Really? I've got to read his book: "Life" one of these days.

  • A Classic example ofjust how much the British LOVED American music.

  • omg! Keith's "dancing" is too cute for words! I love him :)

  • @iBhutan I agree :D

  • Wot a bloody get Mike Douglas was. Bloody idiot, him. Oh Carol looked to be played live but Tell Me was obviously lip synched.

  • old school-new school-old school-cool school. A unique gem of a clip. early days indeed. Still rockin' "baaaaayyyybeee!" It's no" wundah" almost a quarter of a million folks have checked this out.

  • Merci pour avoir mis ces vidéos en ligne. Un vrai plaisir ... Je vous fais la bise depuis Montpellier, Hérault, France. :) for all of that: thank you.

  • Charlie who? lol

    Can you fuckin' believe that Mike Douglas didn't know their names...!!!

    Classic footage...I loved it...!!!

  • @mackenziek1 cmon dude - they weren't famous yet

    - Mike Douglas had great bands on all through the 60s and 70s - he didn't erase his tapes like Johnny Carson did either...

  • @hellomcflyy  Nothing against Mike Douglas my friend and yes he did have a lot of great bands on his show...but as a host...Mike fucked up on that one!

    Maybe Johnny erased his tapes because he knew their names...lol

  • “What usually happens when they come up to shake hands with you”.

    Presumably the honest but unbroadcastable answer was, we give them an invite to the post-show party and they give us a blowjob.

    Wonder where Gloria Matthews is now.

  • those fans were just ignoring Bill

  • what a shitty performance by an otherwise iconic band

  • @MsDevybaby  U don`t seem to remember that this is 1964! At that time this music was fantastic,although this is not their best appearence...

  • A pale imitation of the original by Chuck Berry, but not bad.

  • Funny...but Oh Carol sounds live..but Tell Me sounds mimed..

  • Yeah, The 1964 Beatles would have torched that joint...

  • The girls ignore Mick almost completely. It's all Brian here. Host, really would it have killed you to learn names before the show? Love this, thanks for posting!!!!

  • @nikisma According to Mick, it really bothered him in the early days that Brian got more "looks". So he spent endless hours in front of the mirror developing his persona.:)

  • Sounds Like JERRY LEE LOUIS Song...

  • @ROGER459 -'Oh Carol' was written by Chuck Berry

  • haha keef nearly loses it with that double string bend at 01:39

    Greta clip though

  • and the black bar is wat?

  • "Mick is more popular with the men" Brian Jones' finest moment!

  • @welcome2myhell :) agree

  • "Your name is What? Charlie What? Wah? Wass?, oh Charlie Watts"

  • 5:29 is a LOL

  • THE BEATLES R BETTER!

  • charlie....wotts

  • Great post ! Thanx !

  • they shuld pay lots of money to chuck

  • "i'm keith richards"

  • "Do you know The Beatles, gentlemen?"

    Helluva question to ask at that point.

  • OMG I didn't realize that was Mike Douglas till the end! Wow.

  • Brian Jones..."he's more popular w/ the men" ....haha busted Jaggers ass on TV!!! It was just a matter of time from then on.

  • Is this a Chuck Berry cover or a Neil Sedaka cover?

  • @mlrockrules  chuck

  • Pretty cool.

  • They're all adorable but Mick takes the cake of how shy he seemed to be....: ) Great video thanks for sharing!

  • Damn, if I was seeing Mick Jagger for the first time in '64, I'd scream too.

  • ESE TEMA TRAE TANTOS RECUERDOS :)

  • clasic, fine!

  • I'm sitting in front of the computer and I look almost as those girls... almost.

  • Tell me is the album version. Wierd that they would do one live and the other lip synching.

  • If these women came across this on youtube, what memories ... vintage memories ... this would hold for them. I remember watching the Mike Douglas Show off and on when I was little ... but I don't remember the Stones being on it. This was great to watch. And this vid goes to show what versatile and diverse performers the Stones were ... and are. Pop, classic rock & roll and blues ... they can play it all.

  • That was so embarassing with the girls....

  • The Stones Rock ...

  • @IFeelFine2011 I wonder if I watched this when it originally aired!

  • look at all those girls crying with excitement.. thinking oh only if i could be jaggers wife i could have a piece of his fame and attention

  • oh! Carol :)

  • This video is very nice thanks for posting it

  • you're name is Charlie what? Watt. What? Watt. like Abbott and Costello.

  • @1967PONTIACGTO Who's on first ? 

  • great...

  • incredible footage! thanks so much for posting.

  • brian is ripping up that rhythm guitar 

  • @bobluman4 He was really good. R.I.P. Brian.

  • KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEFFFFFFFFFFFFFF­FFFFFF!!!!!

  • Why are they miming Tell Me?

  • GOD TAKE BACK BRIAN JONES

  • Hhhhooollllyyyy crap, I love Bill.

  • Who'd know they would still be around almost 50 yrs. later?

  • Brian's pretty sassy. And 21 year-old Keef is adorable. I'd hit that.

  • You'd think Dick would at least be familiar with their names. Funny how the hair issue was such a big thing. Dean Martin talked about the same thing.

  • There's some history. Who knew back then how huge they would get. I think the girls believed in them, if they didn't pass out and die.

  • Yes Tell Me, was mostly or all on tape.. At least a couple of voice overs for Mick.

    First track very good . Kieth's guitar was a bit down.

  • First demo tape sent to Decca by Brian Jones - response form Decca - 'good band but they'll never get anywhere with the lead songer they've got'. lol

  • 111/04/2011 First time I saw Brian playing a GRETSCH; check Keef's Fender "Super Reverb", cool; and claaaaasic Bill Wyman, playing with the neck of his bass, just by his head.

  • Appalling sound and balance - such a shame, they're clearly in the "sweet spot" : relaxed and meshing. Mind you, Brian's sound was never the same when he got rid of the Harmony Stratotone: the Gretsch is just WRONG for that kind of playing, the strings sound about twenty years old.

    Second title Tell Me - obviously working to backing track: acoustic guitar? tambourine? backing vocals? echo? fade? Own up!

    Love the way Jonesey sidles up behind Mick to get his two-penn'orth in!

  • Yes, there was a time when there were "young people" and "old people", dear friends. We seem to be getting over that in most parts our world. This truth is embodied in Lemmy Kilminster.

  • They had Mick, Keith and Charlie right next to them but they still wanted to shake hands with Brian. No wonder why they hated him.

  • Sounds like the Brian and Mick band. LOL. Bad balance.

  • Fantastic footage of the early Stones! Thanks for posting ;)

  • damn Mickey, you had some moves boy

  • real hand made music. surprisingly raw and edgy, and with gaps, mick and bill are in time though . and yet the girls go crazy...

  • are charlies drums pluggd in?

  • this footage is just priceless-many thanks for sharin', mate.

  • That lady with the disapproving look is the school principal after you're caught smoking in the bathroom.

  • Donna is a cutie

  • Mike: "What are the barbers doing over there?"

    Brian: "Starving"

    lol

  • HA! I love how all the girls are brought up and they all shake hands with Brian and lose their minds.

  • Mick is Southern. I know he is.

  • Bill gamely manages a straight face as they mime "Tell Me"... and Briam smarms "Chaaahlie Watts' at 6:39....priceless Mick is more popular with the men sez Brian.

  • Bill gamely manages a straight face as they mime "Tell Me"...

  • Oh my GOD this is golden. I was a little girl watching this and was overtaken with the rock and roll.

  • The Stones were putting out songs like Jumping Jack Flash when the Beatles were also putting out songs like Helter Skelter, Happiness Is A Warm Gun, Back In The USSR, Revolution, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, too.

    At least they were where I come from.

    Regardless, the Stones were great!

  • Fucking Brian Jones is a genious...no stones no keith no mick with out him.

  • @Fractur3dMirror I'd bet you still drive an Edsel, as well. Brian's dead for over 40 years. Get over it already!

  • @swiggy58a lol very funny. im a 18 year old who loves good music good bands and recognizes people who changed the face of music. so haha fuck you.

  • How can such a small country produce so much talent?

  • @captaincomputa easy - 1. most of britain is dull as dishwater 2. it always rains here. the net result of these two factors is that our bands had plenty of time to practice because there was nothing else to do! the only reason there was a british empire was because the army wanted to see what good weather looked like!

  • @tuna2k10 So they managed to give the usa back its own music in the process. Thank the dear gods for the British Invasion. This clip was The Mike Douglas Show("the men in my little girl's life" fame) which was on syndicated from Philly every weekday afternoon. My guess is that the Stones here are maybe just 18 months removed from their First Crawdaddy & Marquee dates. they sound like a surf band live but notice how they have to mime 'Tell Me'....they were and are a cookin band.. oh Brian

  • Interesting info about Brian Jones.....

  • keep on rolling stones---

  • If they only knew where that band was going.

  • They are copying almost note for note from Chuck Berry.

  • I can explain why they mimed to Tell Me. One Keith needed a 12 acoustic to make it sound closer to the recording. Second it was a single in the US and theyBanted to sell it. Third it was to cheat Brian Jones who played great lead guitar on the tune. Oldham always tried to marginalize Brain Jones so Mick and Keith could stand out. They even cut off Brian's lead in the US release. All evil Oldham. No one in the US knew there was even a lead guitar until the 70's. And it was a Brian Jones lead.

  • @Ovalvox Hi, could you please give me a link or something to the "Tell Me" where I can hear Brian Jones play? :)

  • @FlatLeeo Just type in Tell Me long version in the youtube browser and you will get the version with Brian playing lead guitar. It is often credited to Keith but it was Brian who played lead while Keith played the 12 string acoustic. Back in the days when Brian played 50% of the guitar solos.

  • @Ovalvox Thank you very much! By the way, I find it great that you share information like this, because many people have no idea of all this. I don't like it how there is so much bullshit talking going on around Brian. I have a feeling that Keith and other people as well really are trying to cover up the existence of Brian. It's hard to find many good and true full sources where you can read about him. Do you know where i can get more information about him?

  • @FlatLeeo Old gods almost dead is a really good book by Hotcbner. It devotes a whole chapter on Brian's murder. Up and down with the rolling stones by Sanchez is also good. There are about 5 biographies of Brian as well. Most I didn't like. And of course Bill Wymans book. I have read every book on Brian and the stones. I know most of Brian's guitar parts as well. I have an authentic Vox Teardrop and reverse firebird VII guitars.

  • @Ovalvox Thanks a lot! I know nothing about guitars, I can't even play (I want to start taking lessons after new year) but that Vox Teardrop guitar has for some reason taken my attention, it looks and sounds so nice. I saw that Brian was playing a lot with it.

  • @FlatLeeo he plays good in this to without the tear drop ,think he is using a grestch or something,maybe a gibson

  • @bobluman4 no its a grestch

  • @FlatLeeo The only thing about the Vox is that because of the shape, it's weird to play sitting down. It does not have that curved shape that you can rest on your leg while you play. Beginners tend to learn sitting with the guitar on their leg. This guitar may not be the one to start with. It's just a little tip. Something I noticed when I tried one out.

  • @misterdirtyknees Oh, ok cool thanks for the tip. I didn't take it into account.

  • Someone mentioned it earlier, but it's true: I've never seen a live performance mixed with lip synching before...Very odd!

  • Ha! "Mick's more popular with the men"- Brian being a smart ass- Funny!

  • Did they say they'd been together 18 months? Hahaha! They're such beautiful babes here! Before my time, but timeless

  • the girl at 59. look like she puked

  • love it...Brian's guitar way up front in the mix!

  • I wonder why they went from a Live version of Carol to a lip synched Tell Me? Pretty cool video in any event

  • mike douglas was incredibly hip for seeming to be just the opposite. i dont think his soundman shared his views-he always mixed rock groups terribly. you can barely hear keith on lead

  • mike douglas was incredibly hip for seeming to be just the opposite. i dont think his soundman shared his views-he always mixed rock groups terribly.

  • Where are those girls now ! ? !

    Lmao !

  • @ukraininoak haha yeah their grandkids r probably like "YOU SAW THE ROLLING STONES?" one of the girls in the vid: "Yeah, i was the passed out one from screaming and crying" XD

  • OMG look at the girls faces!!! Their feeling extra happii!!! LMFAO!!!

  • mick is too cool

    

  • That becomes more and more apparent as time goes on. Brian was a vital ingredient in the band. The Stones were at their best in the 1960s.

  • @ Lazur 1 Obla di Obla da was a Beatles throwaway - a filler cut that the other Beatles

    were embarassed to record. Why compare it to "Jumping Jack Flash"?

    You might as well select "Yellow Submarine" as a perfect example of Beatle

    music!

  • Bill's smiling at 4:25 because he notices the people realizing their lip-synching/miming quite a bit, hence the reduced amounts of screaming girls especially after the opening lead guitar riff.

    And fuck the girl at 5:30 she probably thinks they were no good and can fuck herself and listen to her opera and Perry Como.

  • @DrugStabbingTime they are not lip syncing OH carol though

  • Beatles point man was George Martin

  • Brian Jones was unreal -dulcimer, recorder on tunes like Lady Jane & Ruby Tuesday 

  • Jagger/Richard song portfolio puts the Beatles to shame. built to last. McCartney was smart to sell the rights to the pedo Jackson when he did.

  • @odanak100 What nonsense! McCartney said that he did not believe Jackson when he said he would bid for the songs and was not too happy that he really did make the bid...

  • This is an extract from the beginning of the youth revolution. Look at the bunch of alterkockers with Mike Douglas...smug, jaded, cynical...their world was about to change and they had no idea what was coming. The girls in the audience, the Stones on stage...you can feel the winds of change...and think about how Mick & Co. went on in defiance of the conventional. Would you do the same? Is there a similar way you could similarly flout convention now, in 2011?

  • 1st tune:Drums are virtually un-mic-ed, bass & lead are way under-mic-ed, but Brian's rockin' rhythm guitar makes it happen anyway. Funny that the 1st tune's live & the 2nd's dubbed.

  • thanks for this !

    

  • rock on stones

  • this gem is for Carrie

  • 4:14 - For a few seconds, Charlie looks like he's desperately trying not to laugh.

  • @urasam2 He was like that a lot back then.

  • yeah groovy

  • I don't think those three girls were hired screamers, the one with the black hair in a flip acted like she didn't want to take her seat after meeting the Stones.

  • the stones rock

  • Awesome ,I never seen this one before ,thank you for posting this video ..1964 wow that's Classic.

  • Wonder what the grandkids think of gran meeting the Stones.

  • Death, Taxes, and the Rolling Stones!

  • Brian was actually VERY versitle / played the sitar before even the Beatles / read the book about his life ...

    and Charlie has ALWAYS looked as if he was mortified to be with the rest of him .... in ALL videos .. He is / was a jazz drummer ...

  • @anablic retard you r mistaken. george harrison taught brian to used the sitar.

  • @anablic No matter what any books claim, the only concrete evidence we have is recordings. George played sitar in on "Norwegian wood" in '65, Brian played sitar on "Painted Black" in '66. Who noodled around with a sitar in their bedroom first is of little to no concern, & impossible to prove.

  • @lazur1 true but the stones were always following in the beatles footsteps throughout the 60's.stones never would have had a record contract either if not for the beatles.decca president asked them what would be a good group to sign.george told him the rolling stones.even after that decca was gonna drop them because they didnt want anymore cover songs for singles.problem was the stones weren't writing anything good enough at that point to release as a single so they went to the beatles for help.

  • @jayfey77 All true, except for your conclusion that the Stones would've never had a recording contract, which is pure conjecture. In any case, this has nothing to do with who played sitar first.

  • @lazur1 well they may have been signed but probably much later because as i said they werent writing anything good at that point to be released as a single.the stones in their own words called the beatles trailblazers.so i think the beatles did everything first.

  • @j: Everything, perhaps, except play sitar on record, (the topic of this thread). / Early Stones were virtually a Chicago Blues band, early Beatles were the male Marvelettes. The Beatles found their own voice before the Stones theirs, but to say they did everything 1st is misleading: Some things the Beatles -never- did. Stones single-handedly brought blues to the white US music fan, (with later help from the Yardbirds & Butterfleld Band). The influence of both bands is pervasive to this day.

  • @lazur1 the beatles played sitar on record long before the stones did.everybody but you seems to know that.the mavelettes didnt write songs nor play music.so you are way off.stones would have never even done psychedelic music if not for the beatles.they did it cause the beatles did it.i could care less about the blues.the beatles were like nobody.and to call them the male marvelettes shows how ignorant you are.also the beatles beat the stones by almost a full year on sitar on record.

  • @j(On-topic: Brian recorded sitar before George.) -Someone- wrote the music & -someone- played the music, girls sang it. End product of the total effort: Marvelettes. Beatles did all 3, amazing, but derivative & very pop. Yes, the bluesy Stones wanted pop success after they saw it was possible for their formerly-scruffy friends to "make it", & yes, it's more difficult for a blues band to make the jump than an already-pop-oriented band. Meaningless comparison.

  • @j: A crucial difference between -someone- playing sitar on your record & -you- playing it. -That's- the thread: Who recorded sitar 1st, Brian or George? Answer: Brian. Who "made it" 1st, who wrote good original songs 1st, who "went psychedelic" first, I gave you all that from the beginning: It aint the argument & never was. You "could care less about the blues"? I think that sums up your position: Beatles did what -you- care about 1st, what the Stones 1st you -don't- care about.

  • @lazur1 The stones took longer to find their feet in terms of songwriting. Through out the mid 60's they did what the beatles did because it would insure success (often with great results). However, around the time of beggars banquet, the stones overtook the beatles in terms of songwriting. The stones were putting out songs like Jumping Jack Flash when the beatles were putting out songs like Oh bla Di, Oh bla dah. The beatles just couldn't hack it anymore. You shouldn't compare them anyway.

  • @madferit1993 Indeed, but you should be responding to "jayfey".

  • @lazur1 show me proof of brian playing sitar first on record.beatles beat them to that.the stones doing psychedelic music at all proves how they were following the beatles.because that is not them.that is not something the stones ever would have done if not for the beatles.i dont know where you get brian recording sitar first.the beatles beat the stones by a long shot nrecording the sitar first.thats not even close.

  • @lazur1 I hate to be the fart

    in your soup bowl, but..."Norwegian Wood"- recorded 12 and 21 October 1965,

    It is the first example of a rock band actually playing the sitar in one of their songs; it was played by George Harrison

    "Paint It, Black" recorded- 6–9 March 1966

    Brian Jones contributed the song's signature sitar riff (having taught himself to play after a visit with George Harrison)