Rolling Stones - You can't always get what you want live 1973

[willyguacari]

amazing! Thanks for posting

[beggar81]

3:41 - 5:13 equals a minute and a half o f the most beautiful guitar playing ever.

[kvekjovica]

Pure poetry from Mick and Bobby!

[TheYankeePapa13]

Mick Taylor is the perfect counterpoint to Keith...bring back Mick and Bill for the 50th Anniversary tour!

[Ilovekb3]

NOW THIS IS Music!

[Ilovekb3]

now this is "MUSIC'

[nomadtraveller100]

Best Live performance of this song! Love the sax and guitar everything! Thanks!

[goonchistaw]

@nomadtraveller100 i love M.T. & everything he plays on especially

thx for the share ...

[EvaELisabeths]

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[odannon]

Brian Jones Made The Stones, but Mick Taylor Make of Them.. Gods!

Thank You Mick Taylor, 'cause After you... NEVER Again exist other RolllingStones like Those of the 70's

[Rickhn84]

WOW!!!!

[Jakesteen727]

My favorite version Oh so sweet!

[schaefersmann]

whoa, charlie at 6,30...

0---0

[Guinizelli777]

Best version ever!!! You can't always get what you want, but we got what we wanted here! 

[Feyenoord0204]

best piece of music in history ever...

[carlosamoram]

excelente version...la mejor

[namey420]

mick taylor looks so cool in that pic just a look on his face like i know i'm better than ya'll

[Spiderrico123]

@namey420 agree, him and Brian Jones made the stones. Have you noticed they haven't made anything this remarkable since they both left

[namey420]

@Spiderrico123 yea and it;s a damn shame cuz i love the stoes with jones and taylor seems like they just lost there way kinda hard to top begger;s sticky fingers and exile to me that was their peak and let it bleed

[Spiderrico123]

@namey420 So true. I personally believe they were better creatively in the 60s with Brian, but the Mick Taylor era is where they were better live and instrumentally!! Both periods have never been bettered and it shows in how little they have created since 1974. Its a shame they helped ruin Brians life, found a replacement just as talented in Taylor, then ruined his life too!

[billyjoedopesmoker]

@Spiderrico123 it should be noted that the late Ian Stewart, may he rest in peace, and Charlie Watts had the strongest criticism of the late Brian Jones in interviews, He was useless by '68 because of his delicate constitution (see Godard's Sympathy for the Devil). They couldn't tour because of his legal problems, even if he had been healthy. As for Mr. Taylor, he would probably take great offense at someone saying his life was 'ruined.' He has the career he wanted. He didn't like rock stardom.

[broadband0118]

@billyjoedopesmoker Well,maybe Mick Taylor did not like rock stardom as you claim. However, there can be no excuse at all for him being left broke. He was, after all, the catalyst for the greatest music of a generation. SHAME on Jagger/Richards for not looking after him either financially or pastorally.

[74rockon]

this is just awesome oustanding performance

[claudiotinoue]

wow wow wow

[largheto]

The best performance of this Exellent Song!

[Feyenoord0204]

woow.. listening to this drunk is like heaven.. hate the music today

[blindmaninanorgy]

Oh my F***ING GOD !!! This is absolute genius !

Everybody at their best. Taylor's solo... and Bobby Keys !

Thanks man

[dantonbdanton]

I love Mic folks. He was awesome! But Ronnie Wood is a fine fuck'n replacement! I love Ronnie too! Killer band all the way!!!! Great Vid! :)

[SixBarrelSyndicate]

With inspirational sources like these, I wonder why the music business is in such a sorry fucking state!

[themuciaccia]

A great version of one of the most beautiful song!!!!!! by jacopo W Rolling Stones

[theboxticker]

so much better live!!!

[ledzeppelin4304]

this is awesome!

[surfjabroni]

I think Slash has copied Taylor's tone and style for the solos on some of the softer GNR numbers like their cover of Knocking on Heavens Door.

[vinnyv120]

@surfjabroni agreed.

[jszabo1000]

oh C'mon.......put a sock in that sax player. Hes killed the song.

[salgoudsamoht]

@jszabo1000 there's an interesting version of this song from the '75 (?) tour that lasts for 10 plus minutes and has a long solo by Mr. Wood. It's interesting to hear the way this song has evolved over the years. They didn't use a horn section in their concerts from around '75 until the early (?) '80s. I like the sax because it reminds me of Little Richard records I listened to 48 years ago. I'll admit it's an acquired taste for one who doesn't remember when sax was the R&B rock solo instrument.

[gdavidson11]

mick & mick glory be what a great version

[815robbie]

great sax or whatever bobby keys

[stratusboubou]

la meilleure version de cette chanson, jamais jouée ! j'étais à bruxelles, je m'en souviens comme ci c'était hier !

la meilleure période des stones avec mick taylor !

just missing full video of this exceptionnal moment !

[sensisondi]

I was expecting a live VIDEO..not “only“ the live song, then i realised...

You cant always get what you want!

[Mrmidnightrambler72]

best bootleg ever!!...and best version of this song!!

[MrRockyasoul]

But if you try sometimes you might just find you git what you need :) awesome

[antonioFFRAMOS]

Taylor is the taylor of the tapestry of the Stones at this era . The most sophisticated and magic Stones .

[mojojager]

Man, Mick Taylor is absolutely fluid on this track!! Thanks for posting!

[Feyenoord0204]

does it get any better than this? God i hate nowadays music :(

[TheScagbum]

The live-version on the bootleg Happy Birthday, Nicky is better! Unbeatable!

[kurtisj123]

Eric Clapton may be God, but I bet he wishes he was Mick Taylor.

[David19651965]

But you can try sometimes!

[SuperDeb63]

Great song in The big chill movie , best ever and ever

[Almostpwned]

@tamerswan Spot on mate, "you've got the gold" ;)

[m1k0z]

Eyes closed...rocking slowly back and forth...lost in the song...time stopped...and the music went on forever...mmm...mmm...mmm...th­anx Stones...q:) m1koz

[arfalon]

I played keyboard and sang lead on this song in a club band for many years. It was always dreadfully boring and I couldn't figure out why. We were a good band, this is a great song, what was wrong? Much later, when I heard the song aGAIN, the answer jumped out at me: It was the drum part! Without Jimmy Miller's exquisite and challenging groove, the song just lays there like a dead thing, as it does here. The Stones are great [go Taylor!], but Charlie drags it down like an anchor. Too bad!

[MrBassSlapp]

thanks for uploading, really a great version!!!

[RegencyRoyale]

thank You mariule2...quite a sax proformance but French Horns I thought I Caught!....

[Atrvexo]

The perfect tone in my opinion, so smooth and still clear. I guess he was playing through an old ampeg. There are so many fantastic guitar players, but Taylor is my main inspiration when playing lead guitar, his fluidity and his vibrato is like nothing I've ever heard before.

[Almostpwned]

I love it when keith sings

[foxyroxstar]

the radio announcer Serf was blurring the titles giving, like..that was Bonnie Rait and The Rolling Stones...it was cool though, to imagine Who with Who!

[foxyroxstar]

I had a dream that I was this female ashamed in a non sexy Band Uniform as all of the rest of us but I had sold my French Horn for a really low price..it needing soldering..polishing...I guess cool on my lips!...I like This Song! Rock n Roll!

[MonaAllegra]

Oh Yeah!! Simply Superb!

[woody6995]

I have this album, It rocks...

[thebeatrolling333]

LES MEILLEURES!!!!! JE VOUS AIMES ,THIS IS A BEST!!!!!!!

[pironne]

Sure This is the very best of YCAGWYW ever. Brussels affair recorded 73

Taylor playing the guitar as speaking To Mick J. When you lissening in the solo.

o waauw never get enough

Peter

[rollingstonescorp]

Mick´s and Bobby Keys´s solo is magical...fantastic !

[StreetDevilz]

Why this isn't the most popular video on YouTube I'll never know.

[beggar81]

@StreetDevilz Because everyone has Bieber fever lol...Musical works of genius tend to remain esoteric. I just consider myself lucky for having been exposed to the Stones' magical work in this era.

[rollingstones2011]

BRUSSELS 1973...BEST EVER

[leftyteleman55]

Mick Taylor sounds awesome. But listen to Keef. He does some of the most amazing guitar work here I've ever heard. The two of them together is...wow.

[MidnightRambler444]

god bless mick taylor

[MrDuojet]

Bobby Keys isn't one of Keef's best pals for nuthin'

[74rockon]

aint no truer words as far as im concerned.and this live version is pretty damn good i must say.

[petedrive]

I wish Mick Taylor had never left....

[beggar81]

best slide guitar solo ever. nuff said.

[donedave]

The Stones have released several live records, but oddly no official release from their best tour: '72-'73. There are plenty of bootlegs of this tour, so we know they recorded some dates- I can't figure out WHY they don't issue official cleaned up, properly mixed recordings of this tour. Maybe they know people would realize how far removed they are from their past greatness... but thanks for posting this gem anyway!! XXOO

[nintendonut100]

@donedave that doesn't make all that much sense if they released it they would sell so much.

[slimbrotherluv]

@donedave

i'm gonna have to agree with donedave about the Stones keeping their past live recordings underwraps because people would realize that that they 'use to be' great....

[donedave]

The '75-76 tour was decent as Ron Wood put some punch into the band, Keith actually cleaned himself of junk during the tour (but would soon descend back into it's thrall); the 1978 tour was better largely because the band actually had a great record to tour with (Some Girls); the '81-82 tour was a spectacle, but short on musical strength and was the last of the "jam" style playing; from 1989 through the present, Stones tours have largely been a Las Vegas oldies review type show.

[donedave]

The '72-73 tour was the best: the band was tight, yet could jam freely. Mick & Keith were still close friends & collaborators, Bill & Charlie were intimately involved in honing the sound of the band, and Mick Taylor added a lyrical flow with his playing. Then the band became filthy rich, Mick became a jet-set star, Keith descended into heroin madness, Bill got bored & began making solo records & Mick Taylor quit. And the greatest period of the Rolling Stones came to an end.

[donedave]

I love the Stones, truly & madly! And I sometimes hate them because I know what they've done, which this recording is a live testament to, and they fail to measure up to past greatness. That said, of course they've aged and are not the hungry youngsters of yesteryear, and even in their old age they're still the pinnacle of what a great rock 'n' roll band SHOULD be. The '72-'73 tour is simply the TOP of that pinnacle- every bootleg recording I've heard confirms this. God bless them always!

[Muns92]

Fuck man, why can't my generation put out rockin songs like this? If I had one wish... It'd be to have been around when music was good. 60's, 70's, hell, even the 80's!

[clanbj]

never stopped lovin' RS my favourite band of all time, but i have to say this was some how Stones at their peak, fantastic stuff

[miaumiau1]

IMO best performance ever

[miaumiau1]

IMO best performance ever

[UnbiasedGiraffe]

I have been listening from 4:20 to 8:40 for the past 2 hours.

[EneriGiilaan]

@UnbiasedGiraffe Be careful - it can be addictive. I obtained the 'Brussels Affair' bootleg about two years ago. For the first year after that it was almost the only record I cared to listen - I literally listened it through several times a day and almost every single day of the year.

In my opinion it must be the ultimate rock'n'roll recording.

One of the most obvious faults in the structure of the whole Universe must be that the 'Affair' is not available officially with a proper mastering.

[salgoudsamoht]

@UnbiasedGiraffe indeed, i've heard there is a tape loop of that beautiful sound playing constantly in the reception room before entering the pearly gates of heaven. if not, i might i might request a transfer to the other final destination.

[mcddtlc]

Although this one's very good, hunt down the version from Wash DC 1972, 4th of JULY - Taylor soars on that one!!!!! MLC

[MidnightRambler444]

Keef is so good here

[cn854]

Where is the first picture of Taylor from, his jack Bruce days?

[mariule2]

@cn854 I dont know, just google for mick taylor on google pics, and you'll might find it.

[clanbj]

@cn854 could be with Mike oldfield

[jas336]

what a great song played at there peak of greatness. rock on!!!!!!!

[dugitomi]

welcome back. you were missed. thank you for the best version of this song, and you are commended for your perseverance and fortitude in the face of the forces that be. it's nice to know that sometimes 'good' can triumph, well, at least for a while anyway. but this is great and you are too for putting it back up. thanks again for your outstanding effort and excellent sense of aesthetics.

[abkcoisdead]

great solos ! great job too !!!

[menehuneman]

Ahhhh.....

Just what I needed.

Thanks man!

[oscaralhudos]

fantastic

[bestrockintheworld]

Best ever performnce of this song. Amazing !