Talk about high strangess...As soon as Mick sings jump off a boat and drown the camera switchs to Brian Jones who would drown in his pool under mysterious cricumstances just 4 years later. Many people to this day suspect his was murdered and it was covered up.
I read that when the unkown (at the time) Hendrix arrived in the U.K. (Liverpool), he led off with this song, as it was popular-courtesy of The 'Stones. Hendrix played guitar on the original version by American Soul singer Don Covay.
When the Stones covered R n B they brought that rock n roll attitude & sound & what a band!!! This is one of Jagger's most inspired , soulful vocals of that era & you have Charlie's beat & those classic fills; & the two guitars weaving seamlessly . Bill Wyman wasn't too shabby either.
@idiotgingrich P-90's with black plastic covers and Gibson-style headstock... unlike Beatles Epiphone's: Paul '62 Casino with same Gibson-style headstock , John & George '65 Casino's with "hourglass" style headstock (Paul & George guitars with Bigsby vibrato, John guitars equipped with uncommon black washer/grommet in pickups switch)
I've loved this song since I was a little kid and acquired "Out of our Heads," LONG BEFORE seeing this clip! NOW, I love it even more! This is the Rolling Stones, as they once were in the beginning, in true form and rockin' and rollin' as rock-n-roll should be played!! If not for songs like this, other great bands after the Stones may never have even had an inkling!?!?
@classiclistener01 "Out Of Our Heads" was the first album I bought as a kid back in 65', but had never seen this video. Thank God for YouTube. Charlie Watts looking so detached, cool, and uninterested in Mick's antics; Keith bending those bluesy notes; Brian in his signature white pullover; and, of course, Mick teasing the audience with his give a fuck attitude. Stones were, and will always be, The Best Rock and Roll Band in the World!
@Dayga - You're right!!! Who on the face of God's green Earth, who REALLY likes REAL ROCK-N-ROLL, wouldn't like this performance and song??? THIS is CLASSIC!! ONLY a Justin Beiber fan wouldn't like this!?!?
@KSitz77 This is not a live recording, and Charlie is only going through the motions. Throughout the Stones' long career, Watts' demeanor never changes; He knows his licks as a drummer, and has always remained detached from the rock star limelight. My instinct is he's very self-assured and at peace with himself, and has always seemed to be a calming influence on the band. The Stones could not have selected a better drummer and professional.
esta es la alineacion que me gusta!!!! y si hubieran estado los 3 guitarristas brian jones,keith richards y ron wood hubieran sido aun mas grandes!!!:D
@freeman2545 Still sound pretty good don't they. But you can hear now much Brian Jones added playing leads with Kieth Richards. Brian added some interesting licks.
@portlandjohn8: Except it's not a Stones song. It's a cover. Don Covay did the original. Jimi Hendrix was a session guy at the time and played guitar on it.
Brian Jones was musically brilliant, he played everything and well. He couldn't handle the drugs, though, like many.
Meanwhile - I myself was wondering if they were lip-synching, since this sounds exactly like the record - looks like Keith's guitar is plugged in, it's a darn good job though if it is. Maybe they were playing live but the record was broadcast.
Great video, but the song is titled "Mercy, Mercy" and it's on their 1965 Out Of Our Heads album. The song was written by Don Covay and Ronnie Miller.
Spot on, Kookboss. Any true Stones afficinado knows their best work was with Brian Jones and the early Howlin' Wolf/Willie blues based stuff appearing on the albums THE ROLLING STONES; ROLLING STONES NOW, THE ROLLING STONES 12x5, OUT OF OUR HEADS, and AFTERMATH. Just dial up Vol. 1 of the "Ready, Steady, Go" series of the boys doin'"Paint It Balck and you'll get the message. The 60's rule, man.
I remember watching this the night it first aired. the stones did alot of covers early on and always made the song theirs in the process. now I cant imagine anyone else doing this song. its theirs.
Bonjour, vous aimez les sixties ? écoutez et podcastez mon émission "le super son des 60's" sur le site de plumfm. You like the 60's ? please, listen and podcast my broadcast "le super son des 60's", connect to "plumfm". Salut et faites gaffe au rock and roll.
Great clip and a good comparison to the 1969 " Stones in the Park " / Hyde Park free concert version ( the only live version I've seen so far till now ). And Mick's hair is very long for 1965 ! I also like how they give Charlie ( on drums ) some prominence up front ( he and Mick exchange a smile too ). Regards.
What a great song.kids today have NO idea this song even exist.They think Sympanthy for the Devil was their first hit.Man what these guys did with old Howlin wolf/willie Dixon ETC song is Incredible.I have all of these early albums and NEVER get sick of them.Long Live VOX amps and Guitars.
my parents had no impact on me liking 60s rock, psychedelic rock 70s rock or anything either I'm 14 im vurrently trying to get all of the rolling stones and beatles albums, zeppelin, the who, PINK FLOYD, taste, gentle giant, king crimson, jethro tull, THE DOORS and many more, on cd though because records are more rare to find but i buy them when i come across them
@1m2a3t4t5 well in another dimension KIDS told their parents to stuff it and went off looking for excitement because the parents were...boring...so KIDS just listen to me...go out and get a life...ditch your Nintendos, flog them on ebe and go buy some good records...or CDs or a USB key with some funky tunes on but don't do what your parents done
@koolbossjock yeah dood all we think about is the new kayne west album and our loud boom box and going out smoking the pot yeah bro we are just your steretypical young kid. How bout this I dont make generalizations about your generation and you dont make generalizations about your generations. You are totally out of touch if you think that less 30 percent of the kids today dont listen to the rolling stones..
@koolbossjock uhm this was my favorite song for most of my life because my sister played the out of our heads album she'd found in the goodwill when she was 8 at a regular basis and I was given the very record at 11 because she wanted the uk version of all the records she owned. I still have it and I'm now 32 so kids knowing about this song are just rare, not non existant
@koolbossjock It's true and in argentina, where I live, It's even worse. Very few people have heard their records from the 60's, except satisfaction or sympathie... they don't know brian jones!! and they'd get shocked if they knew that they wrote ballads, what a pity!
@koolbossjock 'that's right', Don't forget to give some little credit to Brian Jones. Without him, they wouldn't be no rhythm and beat band, The Rollin' Stones
Wrong on two points. It is not "rhythm and beat." It is "rhythm and blues." And Brian was not the only reason they did rhythm and blues. Mick, Brian and at least Keith went to many an R&B and blues clubs in the early 1960s, often with Eric Burdon and sometimes with John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Packaging R&B songs as rock & roll not only made the Stones a lot more money, bit it also gave a huge lift to the careers of the black acts they covered.
@TravelerDiogenes Ups, sorry. I had that on mind (blues not beat). Anyways Im not wrong with Brian, it was his Blues band at that time. So on, he managed whole things, not much as Mick or Keith, but thats not important right now. But to enjoy them and their music.
@soundisbliss yeah you're pretty much wrong. it wasnt brians band at this stage, or at any stage. he always thought it was. thats was his problem. he mightve acted like it, but it was far from the truth. if anything it's mick, keith and charlie who were the solid motherfuckers of the band. and maybe bill. but brian was always a come and go, fragile, disillusioned member of the band.
@rondoliomercutio but in every damn reliable source of rolling stones says it was like that, stop being fan boy over mick&keith company, without mr. jones touch to early stones records... this band wouldn't sound the same.
@soundisbliss says dude, i love brian. mick and keith fanboy? im not THAT keen on mick, keith is great. who said anything about the bands sound? of course it wouldnt sound the same without brian... it wouldnt sound the same if any of them werent in the stones. but... i dont remember arguing that at all?
@rondoliomercutio it okey men, i am just annoyed how everyone is picking on brian jones how useless he was in band , maybe in high drug abuse period he was like vegetable. but not before it
It's really great to see that someone out there appreciates Brian Jones who played most of the difficult parts of early Stones' songs. If you haven't already, check out the YOUTUBE video of the Rolling Stones playing "Little Red Rooster" on their 2nd appearance on the "Ed Sullivan Show" in 1965. Brian is quite impressive!
Classiclistener: If Mick had "I can't get No" relegated all the way to side 2, how is it a compromise? That fact indicates only confirms that Mick indeed had his way, right?
I meant that it wasn't just stuck anywhere randomly - it plays 1st on that side, and on an 8-track, cassette tape or album, it doesn't take any real effort to get to it winding, rewinding or placing the needle -mo-mo!
Mick thought this song had the most potential as a top 40 hit on thier new album. All the other 'Stones argued in favor of "I Can't get No". Mick won, and "Mercy Mercy" was placed as song #1 on side one of "Out of Our Heads".
That's good to know as a Rolling Stones' fan - but they must have compromised since "Satisfaction" (the real title) on "Out Of Our Heads" is the first song on side two. Thanks for the info.
I was just 15 years old and these were my role models...my dad went nuts!
Tomsru 6 days ago
Jagger used to be sexy my ass. Jagger is still fucking sexy.
maiarabastiani 6 days ago
Almost better than the original, how about that!
Exiles800 2 weeks ago
Guy on the drums looks SUPER bored....
altareggo 3 weeks ago
Yeah, thats what im gonna do too--"Work two jobs, seven days a week, and bring my money to you!!"
kawscottyoung 3 weeks ago
@TheDrlovecraft I agree with you and I still think Frank Thorogood and Tom Keylock played their parts as well.
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hempnodrogs 1 month ago
Talk about high strangess...As soon as Mick sings jump off a boat and drown the camera switchs to Brian Jones who would drown in his pool under mysterious cricumstances just 4 years later. Many people to this day suspect his was murdered and it was covered up.
TheDrLovecraft 2 months ago
@TheDrLovecraft - Wait, didn't Frank Thorogood admit that it was he who killed Brian Jones?
Castigavi 1 month ago
1:47 mick smile :D
stevegerard88 2 months ago
lo maximo los rolling stones carajo
stevegerard88 2 months ago
they seem bored , becoz this is not their true image ;)
DarkIzzBack 2 months ago
the rest of the stones looked like they didn't want to be there.
StupidFuckingTrolls 2 months ago
@StupidFuckingTrolls agreed. if i could play drums i would be jumping for joy
oldermusiclover 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Bill looked so bored at 2:10
JimmysRules 3 months ago
Hypoc(r)ats..:)
zoldszemu998 3 months ago
この曲をこんな風に解釈するの、この人らだけですね。普通、出てきます？この原曲から、このギターリフ！ブルースを「やりきった」彼らだけの「独自のノウハウ」、この時から既にあったんですね。
shoomarcketing 4 months ago 4
@shoomarcketing i agree with everything you said.
pbrick6301 2 months ago
@pbrick6301 I'm so glad to your commment. Thanks!
shoomarcketing 2 months ago
they were soooo ahead of their time. wow.
xXKittyxCat 4 months ago
@xXKittyxCat Yes sir! Keith had at that time, one Euro on his guitar, already. Did you notice it?
MrMuddymilton 2 months ago
@MrMuddymilton
EPIPHONE
sombodydenuccio 2 months ago
@sombodydenuccio Epiphone Casino
etr1985 2 days ago
Great clip:-)
6K6R 4 months ago
i think mick looked cooler when he dressed up decently and didnt do the hip shaking random clapping jazz.. but thats just my opinion..
alijav091 4 months ago
I read that when the unkown (at the time) Hendrix arrived in the U.K. (Liverpool), he led off with this song, as it was popular-courtesy of The 'Stones. Hendrix played guitar on the original version by American Soul singer Don Covay.
LarryRickenbacker 4 months ago
que hermoso que sos por favorrrrrrrrrr
33267428 5 months ago
When the Stones covered R n B they brought that rock n roll attitude & sound & what a band!!! This is one of Jagger's most inspired , soulful vocals of that era & you have Charlie's beat & those classic fills; & the two guitars weaving seamlessly . Bill Wyman wasn't too shabby either.
scamp3464 5 months ago
charlie get into the groove youre so relaxed like you got to go to the golf course to relax
makokan2000 5 months ago
with his lips Mick drives girls mad no matter what he sing
alex59ba 5 months ago
greatest fucking rock n roll band of all time
livewirevirginia 5 months ago
1:47 oowwww how cute
33Ellen33 5 months ago
Greatest rock and roll band of all time.....
clarkewi 6 months ago
Jagger was sexy
AurorasDawn 6 months ago 4
pity they can play f**k all , ( they could then they cant now !!!!!!)
carnbroe10 6 months ago
I love the Gibson SG 1964 of Keith Richards :P
MJItalyKid91 6 months ago
@MJItalyKid91 Is not a Gibson SG, it's a '61 or '62 Epiphone Casino...
etr1985 6 months ago
@etr1985 With P90's, yet
idiotgingrich 6 months ago
@idiotgingrich P-90's with black plastic covers and Gibson-style headstock... unlike Beatles Epiphone's: Paul '62 Casino with same Gibson-style headstock , John & George '65 Casino's with "hourglass" style headstock (Paul & George guitars with Bigsby vibrato, John guitars equipped with uncommon black washer/grommet in pickups switch)
etr1985 5 months ago
I've loved this song since I was a little kid and acquired "Out of our Heads," LONG BEFORE seeing this clip! NOW, I love it even more! This is the Rolling Stones, as they once were in the beginning, in true form and rockin' and rollin' as rock-n-roll should be played!! If not for songs like this, other great bands after the Stones may never have even had an inkling!?!?
classiclistener01 7 months ago
@classiclistener01 "Out Of Our Heads" was the first album I bought as a kid back in 65', but had never seen this video. Thank God for YouTube. Charlie Watts looking so detached, cool, and uninterested in Mick's antics; Keith bending those bluesy notes; Brian in his signature white pullover; and, of course, Mick teasing the audience with his give a fuck attitude. Stones were, and will always be, The Best Rock and Roll Band in the World!
Dayga 7 months ago 2
3 dislikes? Fuck that!! There should be NO MERCY for them.
Dayga 7 months ago
@Dayga - You're right!!! Who on the face of God's green Earth, who REALLY likes REAL ROCK-N-ROLL, wouldn't like this performance and song??? THIS is CLASSIC!! ONLY a Justin Beiber fan wouldn't like this!?!?
classiclistener01 7 months ago
Recorded by many artists, but this is clearly the best! Stones are untouchable.
Dayga 7 months ago
DO YOU PEOPLE REALIZE THEY ARE THE FIRST BAND TO NOT WEAR MATCHING CLOTHES!?!
lhcarter 7 months ago
what was going on at 2:24 was Charlie playing that drum or not? Not hating, seriously curious.
KSitz77 7 months ago
@KSitz77 This is not a live recording, and Charlie is only going through the motions. Throughout the Stones' long career, Watts' demeanor never changes; He knows his licks as a drummer, and has always remained detached from the rock star limelight. My instinct is he's very self-assured and at peace with himself, and has always seemed to be a calming influence on the band. The Stones could not have selected a better drummer and professional.
Dayga 7 months ago
impresionante , mick genio , charlie aajjaa y hace tantos años .......
MultiCalleros 8 months ago
now this is EPIC WINNING!!!!!! I just love these old videos!
HeavenlyBohemian86 8 months ago
esta es la alineacion que me gusta!!!! y si hubieran estado los 3 guitarristas brian jones,keith richards y ron wood hubieran sido aun mas grandes!!!:D
betiyou66 8 months ago
How great is the look Charlie Watts gave Mick Jagger?
I dont know...probably the funniest thing on all of You Tube.
pbrick6301 9 months ago
@freeman2545- Completely.
merseymain 9 months ago
they truly are ..the greatest rock and roll band ever....
freeman2545 9 months ago
@freeman2545 Still sound pretty good don't they. But you can hear now much Brian Jones added playing leads with Kieth Richards. Brian added some interesting licks.
clarkewi 8 months ago
They hated miming!!!
debiedog1 9 months ago
1:53 he is jerking off so badly LOL
sk8orfckindie 9 months ago 3
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Fantastic he rea\lly means it!!!
madasell13 10 months ago
wow
godzilla77able 10 months ago
this song is amazing i can't get enough. New fave rolling stones song
T2DAFEE 11 months ago
brian jones <3 i have a brian jones tribute video
FuzztoneProductions 11 months ago
Mick Jagger smiles at 1:46 makes me happy :)
MJItalyKid91 1 year ago
@MJItalyKid91 Ditto. Mick Jagger is too gorgeous! Goddamn!
KellyGreen5555 11 months ago 2
I love Brian Jones the most xD RIP Jones we will always miss you :)
MJItalyKid91 1 year ago 2
Drop dead, my favorite Stones Song. Ah back when they rocked.
portlandjohn8 1 year ago
@portlandjohn8: Except it's not a Stones song. It's a cover. Don Covay did the original. Jimi Hendrix was a session guy at the time and played guitar on it.
tomthefunky 5 months ago
Brian Jones was musically brilliant, he played everything and well. He couldn't handle the drugs, though, like many.
Meanwhile - I myself was wondering if they were lip-synching, since this sounds exactly like the record - looks like Keith's guitar is plugged in, it's a darn good job though if it is. Maybe they were playing live but the record was broadcast.
lhcarter 1 year ago
too bad they're lipsyncing it! great song
Utubestir 1 year ago
Great video, but the song is titled "Mercy, Mercy" and it's on their 1965 Out Of Our Heads album. The song was written by Don Covay and Ronnie Miller.
Grendelmonster8u 1 year ago
Check out that little wrist move at 1:33.
utubemusiccritic 1 year ago
@utubemusiccritic Love it LOL!!!!
ree691 1 year ago
@utubemusiccritic Sexy and in total control of it.
KellyGreen5555 11 months ago
what a song, what a band.
milbury55 1 year ago
Spot on, Kookboss. Any true Stones afficinado knows their best work was with Brian Jones and the early Howlin' Wolf/Willie blues based stuff appearing on the albums THE ROLLING STONES; ROLLING STONES NOW, THE ROLLING STONES 12x5, OUT OF OUR HEADS, and AFTERMATH. Just dial up Vol. 1 of the "Ready, Steady, Go" series of the boys doin'"Paint It Balck and you'll get the message. The 60's rule, man.
hd74man 1 year ago
Jones was beautiful. Charlie keep the beat in his jaw.
harwicke 1 year ago 21
I remember watching this the night it first aired. the stones did alot of covers early on and always made the song theirs in the process. now I cant imagine anyone else doing this song. its theirs.
TheBabyboomkidof53 1 year ago
One moron out of 234 people hit dislike. This is a great song.
1962drob 1 year ago
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man, them bitches are so fucking annoying
JimmyIDUB 1 year ago
that sound is so addicting
david510152025303540 1 year ago
Charlie Watts. Need I say more?
j1215hurd 1 year ago
everyone shut up and enjoy the tune :)
elwiz1967 1 year ago
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Bonjour, vous aimez les sixties ? écoutez et podcastez mon émission "le super son des 60's" sur le site de plumfm. You like the 60's ? please, listen and podcast my broadcast "le super son des 60's", connect to "plumfm". Salut et faites gaffe au rock and roll.
supersondessixties 1 year ago
charlie en train de dormir sur son drum
ptibo1 1 year ago
Too cool)
cordryden 1 year ago
The Stones at their best.
Joehere2010 1 year ago
I never understand a crowd that makes so much noise that the singing and/or music cannot be heard. I mean, hell, that's why we go see them!
Ms70sFlowerchild 1 year ago
I forgot Richards played a CASINO...before Lennon did
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
Mick copied Don Covay, also this song of Don. Without Don, there was no Mick like the way we know. His American accent? Answer: Don Covay.
Suppie64 1 year ago
rhythm is good
TheBeatlesjohnpaul 1 year ago
Jagger looks very similar on this video to the time around Goat's head soup and It's only rock and roll, but he is only 22!
sommerioslo 1 year ago
@sommerioslo he did a lot of jogging afterwards...
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
great cover
shaneh1983 1 year ago
This song great. The beat and space between lyrics is very special.
(hope that wasn't too hippy dippy)
tom4415 1 year ago
Charlie Watts is just the man! Front and centre here and he couldn't give a shit.
murkartik 1 year ago
jajajajajajajajajajajajajajajaja so funny the drummer!!!!!!!
6ser6x6io 1 year ago
Another superior Stones cover!
hatmap 1 year ago
This is the studio version, nicely lip-synched by Mick...
znarf541 1 year ago
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Bigpolak57 1 year ago
goodness he's sexy. i'm 20 years old...where are guys like that these days?
strawberryfields77 1 year ago
@strawberryfields77 riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttttttttttttttttttttttttteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee here
upsettingthetown 1 year ago
The Stones at their best.
utubemusiccritic 1 year ago
by this stage Keith was starting to look sooooo coooool!!!
ruthie10101010 1 year ago
Great clip and a good comparison to the 1969 " Stones in the Park " / Hyde Park free concert version ( the only live version I've seen so far till now ). And Mick's hair is very long for 1965 ! I also like how they give Charlie ( on drums ) some prominence up front ( he and Mick exchange a smile too ). Regards.
Splitskirts 1 year ago
if they busted onto the scene today with just this one tune, they would STILL MAKE IT. genius & charisma have no bounds!!
bunnee777 1 year ago
those retarded girls shouting are ruining the song i cant hear a thing
unfairplay 1 year ago
@unfairplay
it's all part of the charm! deal
bunnee777 1 year ago
@unfairplay thats why i would never be a screemer, even if
i was old enough, which i wan't per say
oldermusiclover 1 year ago
if i could play drums i wouldn't look so bored
oldermusiclover 1 year ago
@oldermusiclover haha, he plays them so well, that's why he looks bored :))
ruthie10101010 1 year ago
@ruthie10101010 i would be willing to give my left arm(not
literally ) to be able to play period. Don't know why
people take their talents for granted
oldermusiclover 1 year ago
Written by the great Don Covay. Don is the best! Listen also to the Don Covay version. With the great Jimi Hendrix. Don forever.
Suppie64 1 year ago 2
check out the original version by Don Covay.....that's Jimi Hendrix on lead guitar
mobegone 1 year ago
does anyone besides me think that the drummer lokes a little like Eric Berdon
of the Animals?
oldermusiclover 1 year ago
this video won't play....!!?!??!
SherryBucher 1 year ago
This is great!
I have to get Out of our Heads now.
The UK version of course.
GravityBoy72 1 year ago
Have mercy is right, because Mick was soooo FINE!
Squarepeg 1 year ago
Great song.
ArtemisDreaming 1 year ago
THANKS for posting my fav Stones song
oldermusiclover 1 year ago
One more
sjgro 1 year ago
nice to see him smiling like this 1"48
theluap44 1 year ago
If those kids would just stop screaming, but, hey, it's The Rolling Stones. Can you blame them?
moorlock2003 1 year ago
At 2:30, Mick is able to say "yeah" without moving his lips!!
mitchflorida 1 year ago 2
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this sucks!!!! my ass is better then this
pmdm94 2 years ago
1:08 ........and drown
who do we see ..a jet lagged Jones.
PAULLONDEN 2 years ago 4
scary
trsfan 1 year ago
@PAULLONDEN How Ironic!!!
ree691 1 year ago
What a great song.kids today have NO idea this song even exist.They think Sympanthy for the Devil was their first hit.Man what these guys did with old Howlin wolf/willie Dixon ETC song is Incredible.I have all of these early albums and NEVER get sick of them.Long Live VOX amps and Guitars.
koolbossjock 2 years ago 43
i am a child and know stuff from before 12X5 or the little red rooster covers... but i love them too
will548 2 years ago
@will548
Good for you - you have good taste in music! See my channel - "Little Red Rooster" is right there. Take care my friend!
classiclistener01 2 years ago
INDEED...& it get's better with the years....legendary!
PAULLONDEN 1 year ago
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mitchflorida 1 year ago
@koolbossjock im 20 years old (a kid basically) and out of our heads is one of my favorite stones album! so there is still hope for some of us.
Pancakes8909 1 year ago
@koolbossjock
may i ask you about ur age?
cod2tschernob 1 year ago
@koolbossjock kids today dont even know who the rolling stones are
etimeanna 1 year ago
@koolbossjock I'm 16 and just found out it existed. Well, better late than never =D
GabbyGraffiti 1 year ago
@koolbossjock I'm 16 and I just found out this exists! better late than never.
GabbyGraffiti 1 year ago
@koolbossjock
very true, the kids who listen to "classic rock" dont really get into the bands
they just listen to thier biggest hits that there mom and dad showed them about
1m2a3t4t5 1 year ago
@1m2a3t4t5 What are you talking about? Kids can get REALLY into it.
I'm fifteen I own all the Beatles albums and am collecting The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin albums now. Next will be The Who, I think.
I only just started since I just got a job recently... therefor have only been able to afford them recently xD
83GoldenGirl 1 year ago
@83GoldenGirl thats awesome
my parents had no impact on me liking 60s rock, psychedelic rock 70s rock or anything either
1m2a3t4t5 1 year ago
@83GoldenGirl thats awesome
my parents had no impact on me liking 60s rock, psychedelic rock 70s rock or anything either I'm 14 im vurrently trying to get all of the rolling stones and beatles albums, zeppelin, the who, PINK FLOYD, taste, gentle giant, king crimson, jethro tull, THE DOORS and many more, on cd though because records are more rare to find but i buy them when i come across them
1m2a3t4t5 1 year ago
@1m2a3t4t5 That's so cool :D
I wanna get all those bands albums eventually too... but gradually cause I'm also saving for college which I start in a year xD
Records are nearly impossible... I only have 5 :/
How many dyou have??
83GoldenGirl 1 year ago
@83GoldenGirl
im currently a freshman i have dark side of the moon on record and the doors first album thats all right now
1m2a3t4t5 1 year ago
@83GoldenGirl you mean VINYLS?? I have about 1000 but they not all good
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
@83GoldenGirl put THE WHO first forget ZEP...they never washed and their trousers stank
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
@1m2a3t4t5 And my parents showed me nothing... They're not into this music...
83GoldenGirl 1 year ago
@1m2a3t4t5 well in another dimension KIDS told their parents to stuff it and went off looking for excitement because the parents were...boring...so KIDS just listen to me...go out and get a life...ditch your Nintendos, flog them on ebe and go buy some good records...or CDs or a USB key with some funky tunes on but don't do what your parents done
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
@MsGORGONS
Im not understanding what your trying to say
1m2a3t4t5 1 year ago
@1m2a3t4t5 me neither...
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
@koolbossjock also this rare to see brian jones r.i.p.
fizzelmuffin 1 year ago 17
@koolbossjock Not all kids...
I'm a kid... and I obviously know it exists... as I am listening to it LOL :)
It's AWESOME by the way!
83GoldenGirl 1 year ago
@koolbossjock I'm 50 and I had no clue this song existed. lol Guess I was living in the dark huh?
ree691 1 year ago
@koolbossjock yeah dood all we think about is the new kayne west album and our loud boom box and going out smoking the pot yeah bro we are just your steretypical young kid. How bout this I dont make generalizations about your generation and you dont make generalizations about your generations. You are totally out of touch if you think that less 30 percent of the kids today dont listen to the rolling stones..
TheNineinchsnails 1 year ago
@koolbossjock uhm this was my favorite song for most of my life because my sister played the out of our heads album she'd found in the goodwill when she was 8 at a regular basis and I was given the very record at 11 because she wanted the uk version of all the records she owned. I still have it and I'm now 32 so kids knowing about this song are just rare, not non existant
moxie96 1 year ago
@koolbossjock It's true and in argentina, where I live, It's even worse. Very few people have heard their records from the 60's, except satisfaction or sympathie... they don't know brian jones!! and they'd get shocked if they knew that they wrote ballads, what a pity!
jmINXS 1 year ago
@koolbossjock Im 18 and i know this song exist, I had the vinyl Out of Our Heads
fendersuperga 1 year ago
@koolbossjock 'that's right', Don't forget to give some little credit to Brian Jones. Without him, they wouldn't be no rhythm and beat band, The Rollin' Stones
soundisbliss 1 year ago
@soundisbliss
Wrong on two points. It is not "rhythm and beat." It is "rhythm and blues." And Brian was not the only reason they did rhythm and blues. Mick, Brian and at least Keith went to many an R&B and blues clubs in the early 1960s, often with Eric Burdon and sometimes with John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Packaging R&B songs as rock & roll not only made the Stones a lot more money, bit it also gave a huge lift to the careers of the black acts they covered.
TravelerDiogenes 1 year ago
@TravelerDiogenes Ups, sorry. I had that on mind (blues not beat). Anyways Im not wrong with Brian, it was his Blues band at that time. So on, he managed whole things, not much as Mick or Keith, but thats not important right now. But to enjoy them and their music.
soundisbliss 1 year ago
@soundisbliss yeah you're pretty much wrong. it wasnt brians band at this stage, or at any stage. he always thought it was. thats was his problem. he mightve acted like it, but it was far from the truth. if anything it's mick, keith and charlie who were the solid motherfuckers of the band. and maybe bill. but brian was always a come and go, fragile, disillusioned member of the band.
rondoliomercutio 1 year ago
@rondoliomercutio but in every damn reliable source of rolling stones says it was like that, stop being fan boy over mick&keith company, without mr. jones touch to early stones records... this band wouldn't sound the same.
soundisbliss 1 year ago
@soundisbliss says dude, i love brian. mick and keith fanboy? im not THAT keen on mick, keith is great. who said anything about the bands sound? of course it wouldnt sound the same without brian... it wouldnt sound the same if any of them werent in the stones. but... i dont remember arguing that at all?
rondoliomercutio 1 year ago
@rondoliomercutio it okey men, i am just annoyed how everyone is picking on brian jones how useless he was in band , maybe in high drug abuse period he was like vegetable. but not before it
soundisbliss 1 year ago
mmmmm Mickie is very sexy here :) <3
TheMackica1987 2 years ago 2
@TheMackica1987 yes, he was really incredible...
guilipps 2 years ago
guddam, another great cut that tears yer guts out...too bad Brian crashed.
poisenpen2003 2 years ago
oh, charlie watts.
WinstonRed 2 years ago
Another great cover song by the Stones. Charlie and Mick seem to have real chemistry!
hatmap 2 years ago
best band ever
rollingstone100 2 years ago 2
the stones' at their best.
davestheman83 2 years ago
man, i'd love to have that firebird.
originaltbyrd 2 years ago
How cool are the Stones??? Very, Very Cool!!!
chuckdee121 2 years ago
Bill & Charlie look unbelievable!
5InAnotherLand5 2 years ago
this would be just another song if it werent for the slide guitar part of Brian Jones
boliboy2299 2 years ago 4
It's really great to see that someone out there appreciates Brian Jones who played most of the difficult parts of early Stones' songs. If you haven't already, check out the YOUTUBE video of the Rolling Stones playing "Little Red Rooster" on their 2nd appearance on the "Ed Sullivan Show" in 1965. Brian is quite impressive!
classiclistener01 2 years ago
You are so right! His contributions were Monumental but subtle. They wouldn't have been successful without him.
srvinfinity 2 years ago
@srvinfinity - Thank you! I never saw or read this comment until now as it wasn't directly "replied" to me, but, a belated "Thanks" to you! :)
Take care! :)
classiclistener01 1 year ago
Classiclistener: If Mick had "I can't get No" relegated all the way to side 2, how is it a compromise? That fact indicates only confirms that Mick indeed had his way, right?
LarryRickenbacker 2 years ago
I meant that it wasn't just stuck anywhere randomly - it plays 1st on that side, and on an 8-track, cassette tape or album, it doesn't take any real effort to get to it winding, rewinding or placing the needle -mo-mo!
classiclistener01 2 years ago
Mick thought this song had the most potential as a top 40 hit on thier new album. All the other 'Stones argued in favor of "I Can't get No". Mick won, and "Mercy Mercy" was placed as song #1 on side one of "Out of Our Heads".
LarryRickenbacker 2 years ago
That's good to know as a Rolling Stones' fan - but they must have compromised since "Satisfaction" (the real title) on "Out Of Our Heads" is the first song on side two. Thanks for the info.
classiclistener01 2 years ago
I was born in 1965 - and I missed this. I love it now!!! Good ole Rock 'N' Roll!!!
classiclistener01 2 years ago