There is an unreleased 1973 recording of this song by The Rolling Stones. This version features all of the members of the then-current lineup of the Stones with the exception of Keith Richards and the addition of keyboardist Nicky Hopkins. This version is frequently and erroneously referred to as having been recorded by The Rolling Stones and The Beatles together, which would have been impossible, as The Beatles were already broken up three years by the time of this recording.
People, let me ask you this: does that sound like John Lennon or Paul McCartney backing up Mick Jagger? No, it doesn't. That being said, what could possibly give you any idea that The Beatles were involved? Don't be an idiot and say "Well, the name SAYS it's The Beatles & Rolling Stones". Bullcrap. Think for yourselves, sheep
@36WESTY36 Or impossible to think that they recorded it with the beatles since I can't hear a Lennon, a Harrison etc. I know enough to know that the beatles are not in this recording. stones <333333
@ABOM420 so Dobie Gray was did the original (and a fine job, too!) - but I still love to hear my favorite artists do covers of good songs whether it's "their" song or not.
@pattyfromtoledo John Henry Kurtz did the original in 1972... Dobie's 1973 cover is by far the most popular, though it's also been covered by Roy Orbison, Ike and Tina Turner, Humble Pie, Rod Stewart, Waylon Jennings, Ray Charles, The Neville Brothers, Michael Bolton, Ringo Starr and many others.
@pattyfromtoledo My pleasure... there's also a much better version by the Stones on here... posted by user jaggermorrison2010 (it's in the suggestions on the right hand side with a pic of Keith playing a les paul)
Amidst all the dopes, a lot of people here actually know their stuff. BUT two things I've heard no one bring up are: 1) Lennon and McCartney sang backup on The Stones' "We Love You", and 2) This version of 'Drift Away' is being played by the 1973 lineup of the Stones, but with Keith Richards absent and Nicky Hopkins present.
It's not even a question of it being 'fake'. This is most likely a 'real' version by The Stones without The Beatles. Ringo Starr did record his own solo version separately, however.
I've heard versions from Dobie Gray through to Rod Stewart and I have to say for me this is the version that does it for me, there 's Blues ,Rock and Country all rolled into it ....BRILLLLLLLLL !!!
@NowhereGirl10 I know what you mean, and some of the guitar licks sound a bit Harrisonesque but again I don't know. I always thought this track was recorded during the sessions for "It's only rock & roll" and I know people like I know that people like Ronnie Wood and Jimmy were rumoured to have played on the title track, so who knows...
Rstonesfan1962, I'm not suprised at your response, people with a limited I-Q wouldn't know GOOD music if it jump out at you. I do feel sorry for your family cause you probably KISS some of them with that NASTY mouth of yours,,,,Look in a mirror sometime and you'll see who is #@&#%&# stupid. Get a dictionary and learn some NEW words little boy.
heres a idea fer everyone instead of bitchin and complainin and tryin to look smart and say yall kno everything bout music why not enjoy songs like these i dono much bout music but the facts i do kno is u dont find music like this in todays society and this kinda music is better then todays music like fer example this is a great song it has a nice relaxin tune a song u could listen to 100 times and keep listenin to it rihannas songs u could listen to fer like a hour max then switch to a new song
The Beatles weren't together when this song was written. Don't hear any Beatles' voices. Can anyone point them out to me. Possibly some of them got together for this.
lol I like this song, but this version is bad. This hasn't much to do with the Beatles, does it? I mean, I like the Stones as much as the next guy, but this version is clunky and horrible lol. horrible, just oribble!
Anyone who thinks that Jagger did this song better than Dobie is insane. Even worse is Mick trying to change his voice to imitate Dobie. What a joke. And I like the stones.
Splitting the difference for Monday. Happy birthday to Mick Jagger who is singing a cover of Drift Away made famous by his co-birthday boy, Dobie Gray. There's enough love for everyone! :)
This is a cover of Drift Away by The Rolling stones.
"The Rolling Stones 1974 (usually incorrectly named along with The Beatles, which may be attributed to peer-to-peer file sharing and someone mislabeling the song as such but continued being shared and labeled incorrectly. This error has even found itself on YouTube with no correction)."
When I listen to this song it sounds like you can hear Lennon's voice on the backing vocals. Especially when he says "I wanna get lost in your rock and roll" . I guess thats what I hear.. If this song was from 1973, it would've been when Lennon was in L.A. for his "lost weekend" and it would make sense that he could Possibly be on the track.
Either way, great version, and I like Mick's voice on this; I think it fits perfectly.
The e Rolling Stones 1974 (usually incorrectly named along with The Beatles, which may be attributed to peer-to-peer file sharing and someone mislabeling the song as such but continued being shared and labeled incorrectly. This error has even found itself on YouTube with no correction).
Jagger/Richard sang on "All You Need Is Love"; Jones played sax on "You Know My Name"-Beatles gave Stones their hit "I Wanna Be Your Man" after finishing the song in another room where the Stones were praticing. The Beatles pics were in "Satanic Majesties" cover; Stones were in Sgt. Pepper cover-Brian Jones was actually John Lennon and John Lennon was the Walrus-goobgoobajoob....
A question came on tv today - it was: When did the Stones have their last UK Number One hit ? The 1960's,70's or 1980's ? I was sure it would have been at the very least the 1970's BUT the anwser was the 1960's!!! That is pitiful. Even The Beatles with their solo careers kept on having Number Ones right up until the 80's!
None of The Beatles could have pulled this song off with this much soul. That is one of the biggest differences between the Beatles and Stones. The Stones have a real understanding of American country-ish music.
i do agree the stones do have tons of soul but the beatles had more soul than your giving them credit for but i bet they could have done this song not as good as the stones but pretty damn well
the beatles had more soul than your saying they did but i do agree the stones have more then the beatles but i can say that the beatles could have done a damn good cover of this song
The Beatles never performed with the Stones. The only close call came in Nov-Dec
1968 when John sang Yer Blues on a Stones special that never aired until John was gone. "Rock&Roll Circus" check it out....But the Beatles did give the Stones
I Wanna Be Your Man as one of their 1st hits. After George told the guy who blew signing the Beatles to go check out the Stones, Decca signed them after that.
"Drift Away" (also known erroneously as "Give Me The Beat, Boys") is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972. However, Dobie Gray's cover is by far the most popular version. It became Gray's biggest hit in 1973, peaking at number five on the Billboard Hot 100, though it did not enter the charts in the UK. Sorry Elvis, but your wrong, do your research.
WORSHIPthekingELVIS Sorry, your completely wrong.Don't spread shit on youtube. "Drift Away" (also known erroneously as "Give Me The Beat, Boys") is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972. However, Dobie Gray's cover is by far the most popular version. It became Gray's biggest hit in 1973, peaking at number five on the Billboard Hot 100, though it did not enter the charts in the UK." Do your research! Peace
There's no Beatles on this, geuretalde. Change the title of this video now, please. There are enough liars on YouTube. Do you really have to taint Beatles history with this sort of bullshit that your 12-year-old contemporaries will grow up believing as fact? When I'm 64, I'm gonna be stuck in a world of 'Albert Goldmen', lying not out of greed, but of stupidity.
Get YOUR facts straight the Beatles never had a damn thing to do with this song, it was first done by Dobie Gray and was written by Mentor Williams. How bout YOU learn some music before you go on and tell other people whats what, or at least do a little research... Google's open 24/7 buddy
The original artist was not Dobie Grey it was John Henry Kurtz . The song was written by Mentor Williams and recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972, Grey released his version in 1973.
Drift Away is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972. However, Dobie Gray's cover is by far the most popular version. Among several...
Friend, thanks for pointing out my friend, that Dobie Gray's "Drift Away" kills it man!;-) Check Dobie out on youtube.com, mind you get the best rated performances, some cut off the song (annoying at end especially)...
Song was written and song by Dobie Gray... He Passed Away early December 2011
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@tyroneinphily Sang by Dobie Gray. He didnt write it. Although his version is definatly the best.
assassin26764 1 week ago
me gustoooo muchooo estaa rifadaaa y mass con THE BEATLESS ♥♥
jobimboma 1 month ago
I hate it when someone makes up some bullshit about a band then posts it as if it's a fact
CARASSAR 1 month ago
it was and still is considered a rare recording the fact that its on the net doesnt change that fact people
fylthMUNKI 2 months ago
no beatles here
00vieira00 2 months ago 2
I don't know why people talk about "rare" in this day and age. Having one copy on the net is the same as having a milllion...
PutItAway101 2 months ago
Sorry, but NOBODY does this song like Dobie Gray.
kellyecote 3 months ago
La eterne lucha beatles-rolling, la verdad es que esta canción es muy buena,tiene feeling
betlemaniaco 4 months ago
wouldnt be extremely rare if 300k people already saw it
benxxiao 4 months ago
so whois the original singer/band that made this song?
Madday18 4 months ago
Not so rare now, is it.
MrSpence341 4 months ago
This is the same thing thats tatoo on Lil B's neck.. this is #ExtremelyRare
nhan2395 4 months ago
c'mon man, beatle and rolling stones are friend. beatles introduce drugs to rolling stones
Somonein1997 4 months ago
Mick is doing great here- but why the title The Beatles & Rolling Stones - Drift Away [Extremely Rare] C'mon dude. What are u trying to say?
David44763 5 months ago
i know that beatles broke up in 1970, but at 2.58 it seems to be Paul's "nasal" voice backing up the whole thing.
keithandmick 5 months ago
Lol Beatles ain't in this! And more, Rolling Stones are nowhere near (musically) the Beatles. I mean what's Rolling Stones best song? Gimme Shelter?
Beatles best song(s): Come Together, Let It Be, Penny Lane, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, I Am the Walrus etc etc
TheMacciz 5 months ago
@TheMacciz stones rock mate... nuff said...
xmcflapsx 5 months ago
@TheMacciz I agree, the Beatles are the best band that ever lived, but hey man, don't be knockin on the stones.
TheKeller101 5 months ago
Enjoy the song, guys, quit this "There are no Beatles" thing.
jazzkillss 5 months ago
There is an unreleased 1973 recording of this song by The Rolling Stones. This version features all of the members of the then-current lineup of the Stones with the exception of Keith Richards and the addition of keyboardist Nicky Hopkins. This version is frequently and erroneously referred to as having been recorded by The Rolling Stones and The Beatles together, which would have been impossible, as The Beatles were already broken up three years by the time of this recording.
No Beatles there.
jamesbond07006 5 months ago 2
@jamesbond07006 : copied and pasted from Wiki...and we all know Wiki is NEVER wrong....
kellyecote 3 months ago
@kellyecote It can be wrong, But... You know.. About a song... I dont think so..(;
jamesbond07006 1 month ago
The Beatles are so magical that they managed to help record this song 3 years after they broke up!
yodellikeyoumeanit09 5 months ago
the vocals and guitar remind of the work stones memebers did on the john philips album, pay pack and follow, mid seventies
keef40 6 months ago
the stones are retiring this year and the beatles were really close to the stones
ErikMan217 6 months ago
People, let me ask you this: does that sound like John Lennon or Paul McCartney backing up Mick Jagger? No, it doesn't. That being said, what could possibly give you any idea that The Beatles were involved? Don't be an idiot and say "Well, the name SAYS it's The Beatles & Rolling Stones". Bullcrap. Think for yourselves, sheep
UrukHai659 6 months ago
the original version of this song was done by Dobie Gray in 1973 three years after The Beatles broke up, missleading
jody808 6 months ago
@jody808 the original version of this song was done by john henry kurtz in 1972.
glen23hoot 6 months ago
The Beatles broke up years before this song was written, stupids.
TheFpuff 6 months ago
the original is by John Henry Kurtz... his version is on here (look for the hq version) it's terrific
Dobie's is as good or better than that.
BillyT92679 6 months ago
lol
mailemulu 6 months ago
No the original singer is Dobie Gray.
kylekbb 6 months ago
Wasn't this written by the Beatles for the Stones? According to trivia legend
TheZMan4U 6 months ago
haha, this is great anyway.. i wish they actually HAD recorded something together though.
sweetmay73 6 months ago
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jamestargetedindiv 6 months ago
still not as soulfull as dobie gray
mcglone100 6 months ago
Buddy Holly sounds awesome on bass.
jackcarter71 6 months ago 2
This song was recorded in 1973(!!) People! The Beatles Already Broke up!!
matemagyar 7 months ago
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GetYourMusicNoticed 7 months ago
This is not the Stones, or the Beatles!!!
Gwendolyne3 7 months ago
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One of the greatest songs ever written....They just dont write lyrics like this anymore.
Danara1888 7 months ago
co za azy?
xeldabomb 7 months ago 2
¿Es una broma no? ¿O es sólo ignorancia? No hay ningun beatle.
karlitos993 7 months ago
Yep this is pure stones. No beatles.
mikepage 7 months ago
fake
TheBeatlesPkmnFaan42 8 months ago
Cuts off about halfway through.
rvh40 8 months ago
Booooooooooooooooooo!
shaddix37 8 months ago
at 2.57 maybe I can hear the voice of Paul??!
keithandmick 8 months ago 2
@keithandmick that is keith richards
eudesgugel 8 months ago
impossible considering it was made in 1973, or 3 years after the beatles had broken up.
36WESTY36 9 months ago 15
On the contrary, the broke up from tours, they had two albums after that in this year.
Taryncloud9 3 months ago
@36WESTY36 Or impossible to think that they recorded it with the beatles since I can't hear a Lennon, a Harrison etc. I know enough to know that the beatles are not in this recording. stones <333333
Heliass94 3 weeks ago
BA SONG!
BeAstybOY441 9 months ago
DOBIE GRAY!!!
thats the guy who made this
ABOM420 9 months ago
@ABOM420 wow would of never of thought of that derr lol
MrKingster432 8 months ago
THIS SONG WAS MADE BY NEITHER
IT WAS BY A BLACK MAN WHOS NAME I ALREADY FORGOT EVEN THOUGH I LITERALLY JUST LOOKED IT UP
SOMETHING WITH A .....STARTED WITH A D I THINK
ABOM420 9 months ago 3
@ABOM420 "Drift Away" is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz :)
9alexe3 8 months ago 2
@ABOM420 so Dobie Gray was did the original (and a fine job, too!) - but I still love to hear my favorite artists do covers of good songs whether it's "their" song or not.
pattyfromtoledo 8 months ago
@pattyfromtoledo John Henry Kurtz did the original in 1972... Dobie's 1973 cover is by far the most popular, though it's also been covered by Roy Orbison, Ike and Tina Turner, Humble Pie, Rod Stewart, Waylon Jennings, Ray Charles, The Neville Brothers, Michael Bolton, Ringo Starr and many others.
spaced0ubt 7 months ago
@spaced0ubt thanks for that interesting info! - - I'm going to look up the original version : )
pattyfromtoledo 7 months ago
@pattyfromtoledo My pleasure... there's also a much better version by the Stones on here... posted by user jaggermorrison2010 (it's in the suggestions on the right hand side with a pic of Keith playing a les paul)
spaced0ubt 7 months ago
This is how it was labeled on limewire, beatles and stones.
i thought people had common sense to realize that was a spam title to get downloads
guess not.
ABOM420 9 months ago
If anyone knows the word music they know this is it
JumboFries81 10 months ago
this song was made by the rolling stones but it was made thinking on the beatles and how the rollings loved them
TeRzZeUz 10 months ago
Wait! Am I wrong, or Michael Jackson is also in this recording, dancing behind Jagger?
clambondingla 10 months ago 46
@clambondingla really funny!!!
TeRzZeUz 10 months ago
@clambondingla and shouldnt there be jesus somewere there aswell hehe
bongallot 10 months ago
@clambondingla u ass
ivanravenski 6 months ago
i guess in this recording the beatles mopped up the studio afterwards cuz i cant hear them at all
94f150mofo 11 months ago 2
No Beatles here!! this is STONES
imaStonesFan 11 months ago
@imaStonesFan You're absolutely right - when this recording was done The Beatles had been broken up for three years already.
cunt9ravy 10 months ago
@cunt9ravy Thanks :-) I`m glad someone knows their music around here!
imaStonesFan 10 months ago
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JagdT34 11 months ago
I've heard people say both The Beatles and The Stones sang this. I still couldn't find anything Beatle in this song. Of course it's just the Stones!
tutupatia 11 months ago
this is just the Rolling Stones....
SecretAgentMan00 11 months ago
Amidst all the dopes, a lot of people here actually know their stuff. BUT two things I've heard no one bring up are: 1) Lennon and McCartney sang backup on The Stones' "We Love You", and 2) This version of 'Drift Away' is being played by the 1973 lineup of the Stones, but with Keith Richards absent and Nicky Hopkins present.
reverendflash 11 months ago 4
@reverendflash without Keef, really? Could've sworn he was doing backing vocals. :(
vsister 6 months ago
Well it could be liek just one of the band members from the beatles doesnt not anyone think about that x
xcaitlinx20x 11 months ago
So rare it didn't even happen.
NeuroticToTheCore 11 months ago
best song ever i listened to other covers this is the best
ivanravenski 1 year ago
Whether this is fake or not its still cool. And I definitely hear Jagger.
jns0512 1 year ago
@jns0512
It's not even a question of it being 'fake'. This is most likely a 'real' version by The Stones without The Beatles. Ringo Starr did record his own solo version separately, however.
reverendflash 11 months ago
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Nordfelt 1 year ago
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rickysolomon 1 year ago
you suck
roge909 1 year ago
sweet melody! :)
TheGroUndsOfficial 1 year ago
I've heard versions from Dobie Gray through to Rod Stewart and I have to say for me this is the version that does it for me, there 's Blues ,Rock and Country all rolled into it ....BRILLLLLLLLL !!!
flagstare 1 year ago
i dont really care if this is real or not! this is an awesome version!
Mrmusicman2000 1 year ago
@NowhereGirl10 I know what you mean, and some of the guitar licks sound a bit Harrisonesque but again I don't know. I always thought this track was recorded during the sessions for "It's only rock & roll" and I know people like I know that people like Ronnie Wood and Jimmy were rumoured to have played on the title track, so who knows...
jonnybrowne 1 year ago
Rstonesfan1962, I'm not suprised at your response, people with a limited I-Q wouldn't know GOOD music if it jump out at you. I do feel sorry for your family cause you probably KISS some of them with that NASTY mouth of yours,,,,Look in a mirror sometime and you'll see who is #@&#%&# stupid. Get a dictionary and learn some NEW words little boy.
PaulW306 1 year ago
I've listened to this several times now.Tell me somebody - which of the Beatles are supposed to be on the track?
jonnybrowne 1 year ago
@jonnybrowne I hear Paul's voice... but, I don't know...
NowhereGirl10 1 year ago
I've listened to this several times now.Tell me somebody - which of the Beatles are supposed to be on this?
jonnybrowne 1 year ago
heres a idea fer everyone instead of bitchin and complainin and tryin to look smart and say yall kno everything bout music why not enjoy songs like these i dono much bout music but the facts i do kno is u dont find music like this in todays society and this kinda music is better then todays music like fer example this is a great song it has a nice relaxin tune a song u could listen to 100 times and keep listenin to it rihannas songs u could listen to fer like a hour max then switch to a new song
flameboyab 1 year ago
@flameboyab just don't type anything else
TheMick419 1 year ago
@TheMick419 is that sarcasm er no?
flameboyab 1 year ago
@rstonesfan y ur account says u 20 ur me dads generatian 1962
ivanravenski 1 year ago
@rstonesfan 1962 ur right
ivanravenski 1 year ago
@rstonesfan 1962
ivanravenski 1 year ago
fuck all of you this is the shit mick sings this better than the origional fucker u guys are fuckin stupid
Rstonesfan1962 1 year ago
wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu esta kncion es lo maximo_O!
hippiegithana 1 year ago
Mick Jager and Paul McCartney . The best Group the singing :D
RatsWailler 1 year ago
The Beatles weren't together when this song was written. Don't hear any Beatles' voices. Can anyone point them out to me. Possibly some of them got together for this.
BarBlume 1 year ago
What does this hav 2 do with the beatles?
theemmers15 1 year ago
this is jagger... singing XD
tenmaster100 1 year ago
it's ok
IndyJones1986 1 year ago
lol I like this song, but this version is bad. This hasn't much to do with the Beatles, does it? I mean, I like the Stones as much as the next guy, but this version is clunky and horrible lol. horrible, just oribble!
piiiilheich 1 year ago
Anyone who thinks that Jagger did this song better than Dobie is insane. Even worse is Mick trying to change his voice to imitate Dobie. What a joke. And I like the stones.
Dutchil22 1 year ago
The only beatle that recorded this song was Ringo Starr in his album Vertical Man in 1998, featuring Tom Petty, Alanis Morrinset and Steven Tyler.
eudesbaima 1 year ago
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I just downloaded this mp3 at instantmp3s..com
rumour7009 1 year ago
You can convert this or any youtube video to an mp3 at instantmp3s..com
harmonious20 1 year ago
this has a blues feels and it doesnt matter whos better
petfireball 1 year ago 5
"Extremely Rare" because recording of Beatles singing this with the Stones does not exist.
tommerrigan1956 1 year ago 90
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICK!
KelseyL97 1 year ago
Splitting the difference for Monday. Happy birthday to Mick Jagger who is singing a cover of Drift Away made famous by his co-birthday boy, Dobie Gray. There's enough love for everyone! :)
mcgsmom 1 year ago
uncle kracker is the best
RichardMKeller 1 year ago
Dobie Gray is way better
bornhippie100 1 year ago
Love this song - I want to cover it with one of my bands as the last song in our set. :-)
fatpizzaman 1 year ago
best of anyone by far
crazygood96ify 1 year ago
The Beatles aren't in this because it was after they broke up but what an awesome cover by The Stones!!!
KelseyL97 1 year ago
The Beatles aren't in this song.
This is a cover of Drift Away by The Rolling stones.
"The Rolling Stones 1974 (usually incorrectly named along with The Beatles, which may be attributed to peer-to-peer file sharing and someone mislabeling the song as such but continued being shared and labeled incorrectly. This error has even found itself on YouTube with no correction)."
Rylielovesdinosaurs 1 year ago
reguardless of if this was with the beatles or not, It is sex.
B29Bomber 1 year ago
When I listen to this song it sounds like you can hear Lennon's voice on the backing vocals. Especially when he says "I wanna get lost in your rock and roll" . I guess thats what I hear.. If this song was from 1973, it would've been when Lennon was in L.A. for his "lost weekend" and it would make sense that he could Possibly be on the track.
Either way, great version, and I like Mick's voice on this; I think it fits perfectly.
vinrock1980 1 year ago
The e Rolling Stones 1974 (usually incorrectly named along with The Beatles, which may be attributed to peer-to-peer file sharing and someone mislabeling the song as such but continued being shared and labeled incorrectly. This error has even found itself on YouTube with no correction).
Natnekker 1 year ago
Jagger/Richard sang on "All You Need Is Love"; Jones played sax on "You Know My Name"-Beatles gave Stones their hit "I Wanna Be Your Man" after finishing the song in another room where the Stones were praticing. The Beatles pics were in "Satanic Majesties" cover; Stones were in Sgt. Pepper cover-Brian Jones was actually John Lennon and John Lennon was the Walrus-goobgoobajoob....
TheDenny2 1 year ago
@TheDenny2 Lennon and mcartney sang on dandelion, she's a rainbow, 2000 light years from home, and we love you.
harp1925 1 year ago
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the beatles aren't on this track? It's from the stones's Goats Head Soup sessions, probably when they were in Jamaica.
Legacied 1 year ago
the beatles aren't on this track? It's from the stones's Goats Head Soup sessions, probably when they were in Jamaica.
Legacied 1 year ago
omgomgomgomgomgomg. Im hyperventilating right now b/c of how amazing this is
teeveekillsyew 1 year ago
A question came on tv today - it was: When did the Stones have their last UK Number One hit ? The 1960's,70's or 1980's ? I was sure it would have been at the very least the 1970's BUT the anwser was the 1960's!!! That is pitiful. Even The Beatles with their solo careers kept on having Number Ones right up until the 80's!
monkeymagic68 1 year ago
None of The Beatles could have pulled this song off with this much soul. That is one of the biggest differences between the Beatles and Stones. The Stones have a real understanding of American country-ish music.
cracks21229 1 year ago
i do agree the stones do have tons of soul but the beatles had more soul than your giving them credit for but i bet they could have done this song not as good as the stones but pretty damn well
blade25242524 1 year ago
the beatles had more soul than your saying they did but i do agree the stones have more then the beatles but i can say that the beatles could have done a damn good cover of this song
blade25242524 1 year ago
Wow this is great
Steelerfan44 1 year ago
The Beatles never performed with the Stones. The only close call came in Nov-Dec
1968 when John sang Yer Blues on a Stones special that never aired until John was gone. "Rock&Roll Circus" check it out....But the Beatles did give the Stones
I Wanna Be Your Man as one of their 1st hits. After George told the guy who blew signing the Beatles to go check out the Stones, Decca signed them after that.
SHONA825 1 year ago
@SHONA825 I must say what you posted is quite accurate
hollybuck123 1 year ago
@SHONA825
I think Jagger sang on the chorus with a bunch of other people on the song "all you need is love"
Plus Brian Jones played sax on "baby you're a rich man"
I'm pretty sure about these two points....but I may be wrong
alittlebluehouse 1 year ago
@alittlebluehouse no no that's not true, he actually played sax on You Know My Name (Look Up the Number), another Beatles track
Suryavideo 1 year ago
nice song. from which period/"album" is this ?
davidkahan 1 year ago
Well, but from witch album is this song ?
natowa16 1 year ago
Stop arguing over who wrote the song. It was me! >:D
(Just kidding, The Beatles had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with this song.)
sparkytf 1 year ago 2
"Drift Away" (also known erroneously as "Give Me The Beat, Boys") is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972. However, Dobie Gray's cover is by far the most popular version. It became Gray's biggest hit in 1973, peaking at number five on the Billboard Hot 100, though it did not enter the charts in the UK. Sorry Elvis, but your wrong, do your research.
Gustavsonny 1 year ago 2
@Gustavsonny You sir have won at youtube.
Ididntkillher 1 year ago
WORSHIPthekingELVIS Sorry, your completely wrong.Don't spread shit on youtube. "Drift Away" (also known erroneously as "Give Me The Beat, Boys") is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972. However, Dobie Gray's cover is by far the most popular version. It became Gray's biggest hit in 1973, peaking at number five on the Billboard Hot 100, though it did not enter the charts in the UK." Do your research! Peace
Gustavsonny 1 year ago
GREATTTTTTTTTTTTTT !
misskissmari 1 year ago
Don't forget Uncle Kracker did this song too!
johnnyreeferseed 1 year ago
Sound like old hillbillies! xD
But, they're one of the best bands still!
erpuzzetta01 1 year ago
ringo recorded a version and if the stones did one ' Then just put them together
salvavegna 1 year ago
There's no Beatles on this, geuretalde. Change the title of this video now, please. There are enough liars on YouTube. Do you really have to taint Beatles history with this sort of bullshit that your 12-year-old contemporaries will grow up believing as fact? When I'm 64, I'm gonna be stuck in a world of 'Albert Goldmen', lying not out of greed, but of stupidity.
reverendflash 1 year ago 2
@reverendflash
Get your facts right,this song was sung by the stones first,and written by them for the beatles. therefore both have sung it learn some music itdiot.
WORSHIPthekingELVIS 1 year ago
@WORSHIPthekingELVIS
Get YOUR facts straight the Beatles never had a damn thing to do with this song, it was first done by Dobie Gray and was written by Mentor Williams. How bout YOU learn some music before you go on and tell other people whats what, or at least do a little research... Google's open 24/7 buddy
kit1821 1 year ago
@kit1821
Thanks for backing me up. It's people like us that have to save rock 'n' roll from being slowly killed by people like them.
reverendflash 11 months ago
@WORSHIPthekingELVIS
Sorry, make that John Henry Kurtz who first recorded it, Dobie Gray the first successfully... see what I mean about google???
kit1821 1 year ago
@WORSHIPthekingELVIS
Man, you can't even SPELL 'idiot'.
reverendflash 11 months ago
I'll still be sending you a valentine.
Beatleboy62 1 year ago
i came here because there was "the Beatles" in tag so i am asking you bastards
WHERE ARE MY BUDDIES?...
lol
but i like stones too
but to be honest the original is better
:)
kinolek18 1 year ago
well two of them are dead as hell and paul is still around somewhere and so is the circus guy ringo or what ever u call him
BeatIeoIogist 1 year ago
nope original is John Henry Kurtz
jacobey3 1 year ago
The original artist was not Dobie Grey it was John Henry Kurtz . The song was written by Mentor Williams and recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972, Grey released his version in 1973.
billandmonicasson 1 year ago
This is OK, but it can't hold a candle to the original by Dobie Gray.
BluezGuitarz 2 years ago
Does anyone know who the Orignal artist is?
stepheyrocks 2 years ago
Dobie Gray
AllmanBros424 2 years ago
Genial!
santisgr 2 years ago
great version, love it & the dobi one ,but like this better.
goonchistaw 2 years ago
ghastly cod-American accent from Jagger. Awful awful version.
corsikan 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
There is no featuring with Beatles. This version was sang by Rolling Stones.
By the way there's another version of this song sang by Ringo Starr, Alanis Morissette, Tom Petty and Steven Tyler
giovanni93rockn 2 years ago 7
don't forget dobi gray
Clubpenguin510 2 years ago
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CrazyDoesItGood 2 years ago
Drift Away is a song written by Mentor Williams and originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972. However, Dobie Gray's cover is by far the most popular version. Among several...
squirrellyme 2 years ago 29
@squirrellyme im pretty sure it was first recorded in 1967
justchuckit2 1 year ago
@squirrellyme I especially like Dobie Gray's Cover. But I think my favorite cover is by Uncle Kracker.
alystar17 1 year ago
@squirrellyme
Friend, thanks for pointing out my friend, that Dobie Gray's "Drift Away" kills it man!;-) Check Dobie out on youtube.com, mind you get the best rated performances, some cut off the song (annoying at end especially)...
Keep er' Rockin' Man,
R74Noble
R74noble 1 year ago
@squirrellyme Uncle Kracker is the most modern
TheSpongeruss1 1 year ago
@CrazyDoesItGood no, Dobie Gray's version is also a cover
nonserviamreviews 2 years ago
towards one of the last chourses in this song the harmonies go up and it does sound like Paul
chrissytassone 2 years ago
who cares who started started Stones and Beatles theyre both amazing
randyeffa 2 years ago
i beg to differ this song i cant feel the passion like i can with the Dobie Gray's one or Uncle Kracker one.
somecallmeblue 2 years ago
Great song but i dont think the beatles are in this song and i think dobie gray wrote it so it is definitly a cover
jacob0898 2 years ago 2
your correct
UnluckyMonk 2 years ago