@TheAremo Sorry to contradict you but Sir James was a self promoting wierdo. Almost certainly a nonce, witness upcoming Newsnight show. As for his "charidee" fundraising, we have only his word for this. Very very strange individual.
@TheAremo i get the eccentric part, im sorry i put down your father but i call them as i see them, if you cant take a little criticism, thats your problem!
I think you are all possibly missing the point here. Brian Jones was certainly a great player albeit a flawed individual. But Mick Taylor was chosen by God to play with the Stones and create the most divine music ever.
This is what announcers should be like.. Not those damn ryanseacrests and vanessawhatevers shouting "Let me hear some noise!" everywhere all over the fucking planet.
1:18 "Bow to the Queen" . . . great stuff. Hard to imagine how popular the Mississippi blues was kids in Britain back then. But pop music is the music of the people whether it's skiffle or blues. Thanks for uploading.
@jroxx11211 You must be an American if you don't recognize Sir James Savile OBE, an essential part of the swingin' sixties. His sexuality has never been in doubt until you just mentioned it, although you may have a point. Yeah, probably a raving shirtlifter. Certainly a proper weirdo. He's still alive so that's probably libelous.
@broadband0118 yes, im a yank, so its understandable i didnt recognize him, well he may not be gay, but boy, he sure looks and acts weird, was he just an announcer or was he an actor or musician? im pretty up on british celebrities, i grew up in the 60s, but he escaped me, thanks, ROCK ON!!!
@jroxx11211 Don't know if you got that last message I sent but my apologies to you anyway. Jimmy savile was basically a chancer who got to know Beatles, Stones, Hendrix etc but had absolutely no talent for anything other than self promotion. Amazingly he is still alive and yes, he is still rather weird!
@broadband0118 Thanks, boy, its funny how you can be famous for nothing at all but being a weirdo, i guess rock stars n celebrities like having characters hanging around them, look at andy warhol, he had a whole stable of them in the 60s and 70s, and some became semi stars themselves just for being around him and in the limelight, being famous for being famous!!!
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
What planet are you all on? This is fucking great. "JB" may have been an influence on Jagger's dancing but who gives a fuck about dancing. Also, which idiot thinks that the Beatles were a "pretty average live act". Own up now so we can die laughing at your absurdities.
is there anybody who tell me what is second song's tittle? Thank you! I know several songs 'stones ! i think this song is not create by them! This remake by them is beautiful....
Aren't they playing songs that are already 5 - 10 years old? And not even that well, yet still, it is captivating..Mick being a sexual wire for the girls, and the rest of us wishing we were him!
Brian Jones has been systematically trashed as a guitar player over the years since his death primarily from Richards at any oppourtunity .Infact he was a sublime guitar player right till the end .Witness the slide on No Expectations from the Rock n Roll Circus. His playing on hits such as 19th Nervous Breakdown , Get off of My Cloud ,The Last Time and Jumpin Jack Flash is definitive brilliance.Richards is basically jealous and paranoid that people will suss Brian was the teacher .Genius
@marrakeshexpressuk - Pretty academic reply here, no slight intended... But I much of the same opinion as you but after starting to read Keith's book Life I find he really does not "dish" Brian's playing all that much and in fact speaks highly of how they were intent on learning the blues. It appears that main riff is that Brian seems to have let the fame thing go to his head, both Charle and Mick state similiar thoughts... The real riff between them came on the '64 Tour when Brian took ill...
@marrakeshexpressuk - Part II... while in Chicago and apparently missed quite a few shows which left Keith to cover all guitar parts, which according to Keef was cool and all till Brian started showing up in the news partying. As a musician I can understand the feeling of being left out on a limb when your other guitarest goes MIA. I am a huge BJ fan but Keef got me thinking in his writing... again I didn't feel he was out to get him... and of course Mr. Jones did have some pretty big issues...
@marrakeshexpressuk Brian Jones didn't play on 'Jack Flash'- and I don't really believe any of these guys are geniuses, as much as I love them. Not a bad slide player though, I'll give him that. Best bits for me have got to be 'Red Rooster' and the marimbas on 'Under my Thumb'.
@artfulgoat he sure did play on jjflash and it must have been some other guy then i saw playing the most driving and tasteful guitar onstage back in the sixties.He played slide , marimbas and recorder etc merely as an add on to the sound. Richards had to say something positive in his self-loving book.19TH Nervous is a great example of the two electrics working together. Brians acoustic even adds grace to Satisfaction in support of the fuzz riff from the book writer!
@marrakeshexpressuk Here, here. Not only that, Brian was an excellent harp player, harpsichord, piano, mellotron, sitar, flute, saxophone, autoharp, appalachian and electric dulcimer, oboe, horn, percussion, recorder, trumpet, trombone, kazoo, organ, vibraphone, and keyboards. He was multi instrumentalist, could play almost any instrument and well. He recorded the Pipes of Pan at Jajouka in Morocco.
@marrakeshexpressuk He also wrote the music score and performed for German director Volker Schlondorff's film"Tot Und Mordschlag" , and girlfriend Anita Pallenberg was in the film
He collaborated widely outside the Stones, playing alto sax with The Beatles on 'You Know My Name (Look Up the Number). "Come On", "I Wanna Be Your Man", "I Just Wanna Make Love To You", "Walking the Dog
" I'm Alright", "Money (That's What I Want)", "You Better Move On", and "Sympathy for the Devil"
@marrakeshexpressuk i get what ur saying but 19 nervous breakdom IMO was made greater by keiths guitar(the opening riff reoccuring threww the song) not brian(playing didddley daddy under keiths gt) and jumping jack flashs guitar riff was writen on a piano by bill and keith did all the guitar parts threw an acoustic played threw a cheap cassette tape making the guitar sound dirty but other wise i agree with u.cheers
Who played the lead in the instrumental break? I can't tell if it's Keith or Brian. Also it sounds like the mic for the backing vocals is too hot, just as it was for the Kinks, who played just before the Stones if I'm not mistaken.
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
LUJO..la mejor epoca de stones por lejosssssss....desde aca al sticky fingers no hubo error..despues..fueron felices y contaron...perdices jajjajajja...saludos a todos...
my, am I glad they left this ugly outfits back in 60es. They were always so unique and exciting. Look at Mick - even in his 20es, he was already more then enough sexy to turn every lesbian straight and every straight man to gay ...fabulous for ever
@buzonperiodista So it was the former. I actually don't have to prove anything, society will just relegate you to the camp of degenerates, because any disliking of the Stones would surely warrant that. The fact that you can discount their amazing output is astounding, and in contrast to modern bands, I have absolutely no idea what you're getting at with "sub-beatle crap". Even John Lennon acknowledged them as what a "rock band should be", so your argument is invalid, as well as your taste.
@avsky123 Even John Lennon acknowledged them as what a "rock band should be"... Interesting. Source please? When/where did he say that? Regarding the "society will relegate you" bit that is even less argumentative. So, putting all together, the only invalid argument here is yours so far mate. Keep it up!
@buzonperiodista I'm convinced you're just a very subtle troll. Don't expect any more replies from me. Just carry on with your shitty musical preference. Preference is subjective to a point. Would you still be arguing the same, when the Jonas Brothers were being compared to The Beatles? There are just some bands that despite criticism will carry on to be the best of all time, and the Stones fall into the category. Your minority view is of no effect; fuck off.
1. My "shitty musical preference"... do you know it? Have we talked about it? What is it? Is it even part of the conversation you fucking twerp? Nice try though.
2. "Preference is subjective to a point" and "Your minority view is of no effect"... So your Preference is NOT subjective to a point, and Your minority view HAS A STRONG effect. ¿Isn't it a bit of bollocks being spoken here from you mate? Call my troll or your mom's name but your even fucked before the start.
@buzonperiodista I used the Beatles/Jonas Brothers example to illustrate my point of subjectivity being valid to an extent. Would you be content with headlines proclaiming the Jonas Brothers the next Beatles? Basically, what I'm saying is you can have your opinion, but it doesn't mean shit when considering their vast achievements overall. You're just one of the few dissenters. Btw, you still haven't provided any sort of argument as to why they're "crap".
@avsky123 1. What do the JB have to do with anything for a start mate? I said "sub-beatle crap" and you're talking about them, are you fucking mentally handicapped? 2. The Stones have great achievements, no doubt, but they're sub-beatle crap and I can prove it. And I haven't provided any sort of argument, because I'm still focused on slamming yours, which I have done so far. Read again and you'll find 5 or 6 questions unsolved by you... Why should I bother to yield any argument at this point?
@buzonperiodista Actually, I have been evading the major point, defending them when the inevitable winner regardless of your opinion are the Stones; so what I've been doing is pointless. As I've said before, I don't have to prove anything. So humor me, why do you feel the Stones, are "sub-beatle crap". If you manage to make a convincing argument, I'll concede that, otherwise you're just a troll.
@avsky123 haha funny one. Gay people in the UK and the US accounts for 1.5% of the population, according to a survey by The Office for National Statistics and the US Census Bureau respectively. SO SHUT THE FLYING FUCK UP.
When they played the R and B standards up until 7 minutes they were sort of ....meh....then you hear that riff at the start of 'the last time' and it's like a whole other level.
Solomon Burke, a soul music pioneer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee whose songs blended soul, gospel, country and R&B, has died. He was 70. Burke died early Sunday He was scheduled to perform in Amsterdam on Tuesday. Burke's biggest hits include his first single, "Cry to Me," and "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love," 1964. recorded by the Rolling Stones, most famous for its use in The Blues Brothers, starring Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi. Dirty Dancing also popularized "Cry to Me," RIP
Brian should have got a writing credit for this, amongst other songs he arranged & contributed to. Mick & Keif were responsible for him becomming withdrawn & ostracized, spiraling into drugs..a great pitty. They didnt even go to his funeral unlike Bill & Charley.
@lubbockboy1 Actually Jagger attempting to imitate James Brown and Tina Turner. The dance was called the slop, had been around for several years in Black USA community by then. Little Michael was doing it before Mick.
@lubbockboy1 And James Brown was doing it 20 years before Mick and Sammy Davis, Jr. was doing it 20 years before JB and on it goes into the deepest recesses of time.
They have their act together so nicely here. Too bad they broke-off. But Brian was also a huge narcissistic pain in the butt. Certainly what happened is very sad, but to only blame Mick and Keith for it is wrong.
Just imagine if they could still play as good as this. Sadly, they can't. Oh well, time waits for no man.
broadband0118 1 month ago
@TheAremo Sorry to contradict you but Sir James was a self promoting wierdo. Almost certainly a nonce, witness upcoming Newsnight show. As for his "charidee" fundraising, we have only his word for this. Very very strange individual.
broadband0118 1 month ago
Just a long shot, but has anybody got the Stones on the NME '68 show?
broadband0118 1 month ago
@TheAremo i get the eccentric part, im sorry i put down your father but i call them as i see them, if you cant take a little criticism, thats your problem!
jroxx11211 2 months ago
I watched this video then had a brillient idea.....Watch it again...but mute it and play 'moves like jagger'
ilovedatasoong 2 months ago
These are all cover tunes from American blues musicians-you're all so stupid
brianwayne72 2 months ago
Naw, I think not. But Mick Taylor did some good stuff when he was in John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers!
bloderme 2 months ago
I think you are all possibly missing the point here. Brian Jones was certainly a great player albeit a flawed individual. But Mick Taylor was chosen by God to play with the Stones and create the most divine music ever.
broadband0118 3 months ago
R.I.P. Jimmy Saville. November, 2011
BlackOrchid445 3 months ago in playlist My Favourite Songs
This is what announcers should be like.. Not those damn ryanseacrests and vanessawhatevers shouting "Let me hear some noise!" everywhere all over the fucking planet.
PorroFirst 3 months ago
Sir James Savile OBE NoNCE (never confirmed), died today and has gone to meet his best mate (Elvis) and the Duchess in a better place, allegedly.
broadband0118 4 months ago
1:18 "Bow to the Queen" . . . great stuff. Hard to imagine how popular the Mississippi blues was kids in Britain back then. But pop music is the music of the people whether it's skiffle or blues. Thanks for uploading.
Iwasateeninthe80s 5 months ago
WHO WAS THAT SPEED FREAK FAGGOT WHO ANNOUNCED THE SHOW?
jroxx11211 5 months ago in playlist Rolling Stones Movies
@jroxx11211 You must be an American if you don't recognize Sir James Savile OBE, an essential part of the swingin' sixties. His sexuality has never been in doubt until you just mentioned it, although you may have a point. Yeah, probably a raving shirtlifter. Certainly a proper weirdo. He's still alive so that's probably libelous.
broadband0118 5 months ago
@broadband0118 yes, im a yank, so its understandable i didnt recognize him, well he may not be gay, but boy, he sure looks and acts weird, was he just an announcer or was he an actor or musician? im pretty up on british celebrities, i grew up in the 60s, but he escaped me, thanks, ROCK ON!!!
jroxx11211 5 months ago
@jroxx11211 Don't know if you got that last message I sent but my apologies to you anyway. Jimmy savile was basically a chancer who got to know Beatles, Stones, Hendrix etc but had absolutely no talent for anything other than self promotion. Amazingly he is still alive and yes, he is still rather weird!
broadband0118 5 months ago
@broadband0118 Thanks, boy, its funny how you can be famous for nothing at all but being a weirdo, i guess rock stars n celebrities like having characters hanging around them, look at andy warhol, he had a whole stable of them in the 60s and 70s, and some became semi stars themselves just for being around him and in the limelight, being famous for being famous!!!
jroxx11211 5 months ago
Respond to this video.. listening to this, there would be no stones without chuck berry!!!
jroxx11211 5 months ago
@broadband0118 Sad news to impart .Sir James departed this poptastic world yesterday aged 84. URGH, URGH, URGH!!!!!
broadband0118 4 months ago
Watch Ian Stewart, the 6th Rolling Stone carrying some equipment on stage, at 0:04 sec!
mocker63 5 months ago
at 7:30 an absolutely contemplative Brian Jones! oh how this dim past toches me. What a very long strange trip this has been. Om Shanti Aum
12347771 6 months ago
@12347771 agreed ! Jones was the early stones for me.
bluegrassreb1 5 months ago
priceless at 1:31 Mick: "Go Brian" and kicks it off !
12347771 6 months ago 6
BRIAN !!!!!!! I love you !!!!!
LoveMarriott 6 months ago
THIS DUDE IS AWESOME !!
psycosid66 6 months ago
46 years later, people are still arguing which was better, The Rolling Stones or the Beatles, or James Browwn, or Michael Jackson.
Is everyone on Youtube addicted to pointless argument?
harrykee 6 months ago
Is that Stu setting up the amp at about 0:02?
mondosam 7 months ago
@mondosam Yes, I think so too. Cant treally mistake that chin
harrykee 6 months ago
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mondosam 7 months ago
Sir Mick is magical in this performance.
Cupidville 7 months ago
Sir Brian Jones in his ELEMENT onstage. Thank you for posting this music clip !! WONDERFULLLLLLLLLLLLLL !!
Cupidville 7 months ago
What the fuck are you all writing? GO BRIAN!
broadband0118 7 months ago
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robertoamor2011 8 months ago
What a delight, like seeing your kid begin to learn to walk.
TheShado1953 8 months ago
Beatles? non sequiter
TheShado1953 8 months ago
The vocals are very clear in this, I love it...
lhcarter 8 months ago
this intro looks like for circus
plesy0 8 months ago
ese video tiene 45 años. son la banda mas grande junto a los beatles
luibetancourt 8 months ago
Thank you for your reply, I'm wrong song, I meant the third song. Since I found it is "around and around". I'm sorry, Thanks again
Frenchloversongs 8 months ago
Pain in my hearth is the title of second song.
htiburcio 8 months ago
What planet are you all on? This is fucking great. "JB" may have been an influence on Jagger's dancing but who gives a fuck about dancing. Also, which idiot thinks that the Beatles were a "pretty average live act". Own up now so we can die laughing at your absurdities.
broadband0118 8 months ago
Surprisingly bad live. Loose and underrehearsed.
Beatles was maybe a bit primitive at lives but at least tight.
the13er 9 months ago
@the13er Beatles was so boring alive!!!
gunnymorales74 8 months ago
@gunnymorales74
agree. Beatles was great studio band, but pretty average live act.
the13er 8 months ago
@the13er Beatles were very bad live.
ttesoro 8 months ago
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@the13er Beatles were very bad live.
ttesoro 8 months ago
I'm sorry Look no further, I found the title is "around and around" Thank
Frenchloversongs 9 months ago
is there anybody who tell me what is second song's tittle? Thank you! I know several songs 'stones ! i think this song is not create by them! This remake by them is beautiful....
Frenchloversongs 9 months ago
@Frenchloversongs Pain in my hearth is the title of second song.
htiburcio 8 months ago
Aren't they playing songs that are already 5 - 10 years old? And not even that well, yet still, it is captivating..Mick being a sexual wire for the girls, and the rest of us wishing we were him!
mistersmith6000 9 months ago
michael jackson was never quite the same after that
burdog309 9 months ago
The last time shouldn't be to hard to play, if Bill and Brian are striking up a conversation.
tsorge89 10 months ago
@tsorge89 they were talking about what chicks they were gonna fuck after the concert!
crackernumber2 7 months ago
WHY doesn't this play? DAMN!!!!!
watayapupuya 10 months ago
Quality! ive been a fan off the stones for nearly 35yrs and this is first time ive seen this! Thanks to youtube
olddonno1 10 months ago
Brian Jones has been systematically trashed as a guitar player over the years since his death primarily from Richards at any oppourtunity .Infact he was a sublime guitar player right till the end .Witness the slide on No Expectations from the Rock n Roll Circus. His playing on hits such as 19th Nervous Breakdown , Get off of My Cloud ,The Last Time and Jumpin Jack Flash is definitive brilliance.Richards is basically jealous and paranoid that people will suss Brian was the teacher .Genius
marrakeshexpressuk 10 months ago 4
@marrakeshexpressuk - Pretty academic reply here, no slight intended... But I much of the same opinion as you but after starting to read Keith's book Life I find he really does not "dish" Brian's playing all that much and in fact speaks highly of how they were intent on learning the blues. It appears that main riff is that Brian seems to have let the fame thing go to his head, both Charle and Mick state similiar thoughts... The real riff between them came on the '64 Tour when Brian took ill...
boulderjames 4 months ago
@marrakeshexpressuk - Part II... while in Chicago and apparently missed quite a few shows which left Keith to cover all guitar parts, which according to Keef was cool and all till Brian started showing up in the news partying. As a musician I can understand the feeling of being left out on a limb when your other guitarest goes MIA. I am a huge BJ fan but Keef got me thinking in his writing... again I didn't feel he was out to get him... and of course Mr. Jones did have some pretty big issues...
boulderjames 4 months ago
@marrakeshexpressuk Brian Jones didn't play on 'Jack Flash'- and I don't really believe any of these guys are geniuses, as much as I love them. Not a bad slide player though, I'll give him that. Best bits for me have got to be 'Red Rooster' and the marimbas on 'Under my Thumb'.
artfulgoat 3 months ago
@artfulgoat he sure did play on jjflash and it must have been some other guy then i saw playing the most driving and tasteful guitar onstage back in the sixties.He played slide , marimbas and recorder etc merely as an add on to the sound. Richards had to say something positive in his self-loving book.19TH Nervous is a great example of the two electrics working together. Brians acoustic even adds grace to Satisfaction in support of the fuzz riff from the book writer!
marrakeshexpressuk 3 months ago
@marrakeshexpressuk Here, here. Not only that, Brian was an excellent harp player, harpsichord, piano, mellotron, sitar, flute, saxophone, autoharp, appalachian and electric dulcimer, oboe, horn, percussion, recorder, trumpet, trombone, kazoo, organ, vibraphone, and keyboards. He was multi instrumentalist, could play almost any instrument and well. He recorded the Pipes of Pan at Jajouka in Morocco.
bloderme 3 months ago
@marrakeshexpressuk He also wrote the music score and performed for German director Volker Schlondorff's film"Tot Und Mordschlag" , and girlfriend Anita Pallenberg was in the film
He collaborated widely outside the Stones, playing alto sax with The Beatles on 'You Know My Name (Look Up the Number). "Come On", "I Wanna Be Your Man", "I Just Wanna Make Love To You", "Walking the Dog
" I'm Alright", "Money (That's What I Want)", "You Better Move On", and "Sympathy for the Devil"
"I'm Alright"
bloderme 3 months ago
@marrakeshexpressuk I still think Mick Taylor was a better guitarist.
fumetti 3 months ago
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Naw, I think not. But Mick Taylor did some good stuff when he was in John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers!
bloderme 2 months ago
@marrakeshexpressuk i get what ur saying but 19 nervous breakdom IMO was made greater by keiths guitar(the opening riff reoccuring threww the song) not brian(playing didddley daddy under keiths gt) and jumping jack flashs guitar riff was writen on a piano by bill and keith did all the guitar parts threw an acoustic played threw a cheap cassette tape making the guitar sound dirty but other wise i agree with u.cheers
TheMasterofnothing13 1 month ago
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JAGGERS THE SHIT AND ALWAYS WILL BE!
marymay5467 10 months ago
Who played the lead in the instrumental break? I can't tell if it's Keith or Brian. Also it sounds like the mic for the backing vocals is too hot, just as it was for the Kinks, who played just before the Stones if I'm not mistaken.
Tsugaheterophylla 10 months ago
I wish Billy Wyman was still playing with these guys. He was the only element that kept them from being just another white funk band!
allenbroadway 10 months ago
the best cant get enough of the stones
jilln10 10 months ago
F Jimmy Saville. He was an old boring F. at the time. Could never work out why anyone employed him..
reclectic 10 months ago
he was a boring old fart then (and always. I could never work out why he was employed to 'front' music
reclectic 10 months ago
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robertoamor2011 10 months ago
Nothing better than classic Stones. Back when it all started. I've loved these guys since i was a little kid. I've seen them 3 times.
ar19non89e 10 months ago
Brian Jones made them in the 60s
Spiderrico123 10 months ago 2
LUJO..la mejor epoca de stones por lejosssssss....desde aca al sticky fingers no hubo error..despues..fueron felices y contaron...perdices jajjajajja...saludos a todos...
elarboldejoshua 10 months ago
@BL80488 The Beatles are overrated. The Rolling Stones have proven that by staying together for DECADES.
jdave17 10 months ago
my, am I glad they left this ugly outfits back in 60es. They were always so unique and exciting. Look at Mick - even in his 20es, he was already more then enough sexy to turn every lesbian straight and every straight man to gay ...fabulous for ever
ThePrimitivecool 10 months ago
@ThePrimitivecool
The coolest the sexiest and the best looking was is and will forever be Keith. No contest.
ambertjeblue 10 months ago
Sir Jimmy Saville introducing Sir Mick Jagger...anarchists??...my arse
DrStrabismusUtrect 10 months ago
Beatniks...
TheSickness14 11 months ago
I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYBODY SAIDS ,THE STONES WERE ALWAYS BETTER THAN THE BEATLES.THEY ARE TRULY THE WORLD'S GREATEST ROCK N ROLL BAND!
mick788194 1 year ago
That dude introducing The Stones needs to lay off the Peruvian Marching
zbestwun2001 1 year ago
Thanks, nurainbow2!!!
Bruno47602 1 year ago
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I like the stones but The Beatles were better at NME 1965
codpa69 1 year ago
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I like the stones but The Beatles were better at NME 1965.
codpa69 1 year ago
Damn! Mick's got some moves!
TheSickness14 1 year ago
is that Peter Savile, at the beginning of the vid?
JHollowayNetwork 1 year ago
sub-beatle crap
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista Are you judging them as a whole, or just this performance, because if the former, you're a fucking retard.
avsky123 1 year ago
@avsky123 I openly dare you to prove I'm a "fucking retard" as you say, my uneducated fan. C'mon darling, fire away...
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista So it was the former. I actually don't have to prove anything, society will just relegate you to the camp of degenerates, because any disliking of the Stones would surely warrant that. The fact that you can discount their amazing output is astounding, and in contrast to modern bands, I have absolutely no idea what you're getting at with "sub-beatle crap". Even John Lennon acknowledged them as what a "rock band should be", so your argument is invalid, as well as your taste.
avsky123 1 year ago
@avsky123 Even John Lennon acknowledged them as what a "rock band should be"... Interesting. Source please? When/where did he say that? Regarding the "society will relegate you" bit that is even less argumentative. So, putting all together, the only invalid argument here is yours so far mate. Keep it up!
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista I'm convinced you're just a very subtle troll. Don't expect any more replies from me. Just carry on with your shitty musical preference. Preference is subjective to a point. Would you still be arguing the same, when the Jonas Brothers were being compared to The Beatles? There are just some bands that despite criticism will carry on to be the best of all time, and the Stones fall into the category. Your minority view is of no effect; fuck off.
avsky123 1 year ago
1. My "shitty musical preference"... do you know it? Have we talked about it? What is it? Is it even part of the conversation you fucking twerp? Nice try though.
2. "Preference is subjective to a point" and "Your minority view is of no effect"... So your Preference is NOT subjective to a point, and Your minority view HAS A STRONG effect. ¿Isn't it a bit of bollocks being spoken here from you mate? Call my troll or your mom's name but your even fucked before the start.
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista I used the Beatles/Jonas Brothers example to illustrate my point of subjectivity being valid to an extent. Would you be content with headlines proclaiming the Jonas Brothers the next Beatles? Basically, what I'm saying is you can have your opinion, but it doesn't mean shit when considering their vast achievements overall. You're just one of the few dissenters. Btw, you still haven't provided any sort of argument as to why they're "crap".
avsky123 1 year ago
@avsky123 1. What do the JB have to do with anything for a start mate? I said "sub-beatle crap" and you're talking about them, are you fucking mentally handicapped? 2. The Stones have great achievements, no doubt, but they're sub-beatle crap and I can prove it. And I haven't provided any sort of argument, because I'm still focused on slamming yours, which I have done so far. Read again and you'll find 5 or 6 questions unsolved by you... Why should I bother to yield any argument at this point?
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista Actually, I have been evading the major point, defending them when the inevitable winner regardless of your opinion are the Stones; so what I've been doing is pointless. As I've said before, I don't have to prove anything. So humor me, why do you feel the Stones, are "sub-beatle crap". If you manage to make a convincing argument, I'll concede that, otherwise you're just a troll.
avsky123 1 year ago
@avsky123 There are many reasons why the Stones are Sub-beatle crap, but you said you would stop replying. It's you call now darling. Got time?
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista Also, stop calling me darling, you're only perpetuating the gay British stereotype even further.
avsky123 1 year ago
@avsky123 haha funny one. Gay people in the UK and the US accounts for 1.5% of the population, according to a survey by The Office for National Statistics and the US Census Bureau respectively. SO SHUT THE FLYING FUCK UP.
buzonperiodista 1 year ago
@buzonperiodista
and your point is?
ThePrimitivecool 10 months ago
@ThePrimitivecool Sorry mate, if you arrived late to the conversation, I'm far from interested in "catch ups".
buzonperiodista 10 months ago
Keith's harmonies of The Last Time are great. He and Mick used to sing really well together
gnd567 1 year ago
Saville took his time to announce them, they screamed when he announced them, probably because he was going off!
MACKENZIE234z 1 year ago
The Last Time is one of the few songs in which Brian holds down the main riff rather than Keith. He does it well here.
DogbiteOW 1 year ago
You,you...!!!
arzachel79 1 year ago
When they played the R and B standards up until 7 minutes they were sort of ....meh....then you hear that riff at the start of 'the last time' and it's like a whole other level.
nostromoau 1 year ago
that guy who introduces them needs to chill out
DrSquidley 1 year ago
Looks like they're having alot of fun
TheSickness14 1 year ago
Who the hell was that guy in the beginning. Ridiculous!
JesuitFarmer 1 year ago
@JesuitFarmer That's Sir Jimmy Savile OBE, a radio and TV DJ from England
hozza12163 1 year ago 6
Mick Jagger = The Greatest Mover in Rock History.
boazyu 1 year ago
Mick Jagg r = The Greatest Mover in Rock History.
boazyu 1 year ago
This was Keith before he became Keef.
bwanna23 1 year ago
Props to the writer of Everybody Needs Somebody to Love SOLOMON BURKE who wrote this song in 1964. He died Oct 10, 2010 .
Toysplus 1 year ago
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Solomon Burke, a soul music pioneer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee whose songs blended soul, gospel, country and R&B, has died. He was 70. Burke died early Sunday He was scheduled to perform in Amsterdam on Tuesday. Burke's biggest hits include his first single, "Cry to Me," and "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love," 1964. recorded by the Rolling Stones, most famous for its use in The Blues Brothers, starring Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi. Dirty Dancing also popularized "Cry to Me," RIP
CheekiMnky 1 year ago
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Mick is the greatest frontman in rock history. And he is the greatest mover
and shaker of all time.
boazyu 1 year ago
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boazyu 1 year ago
ha loog oldham crazy intro
artfulgoat 1 year ago
mick sounds like howlin wolf from arkansas!
slinney1 1 year ago
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adrenalinart2010 1 year ago
Brian should have got a writing credit for this, amongst other songs he arranged & contributed to. Mick & Keif were responsible for him becomming withdrawn & ostracized, spiraling into drugs..a great pitty. They didnt even go to his funeral unlike Bill & Charley.
ziggypop79 1 year ago
Everybody need somebody, everybody love somebody and I need you you you!
johnpeelfeel 1 year ago
I love these songs - thanks for the upload! How can it get better - but it did!
wjv4me 1 year ago
What a shame we don't have thiese kinda tunes anymore :-(
Those were the jolly-good days.
laggie24 1 year ago
jeagger walk´s ahaha funny shit
doidodasluta 1 year ago
What the hell, Brian comparing groupies with Bill at 7:30 or what?
steveconn 1 year ago
Everybody stole their moves from the Godfather of Soul. Watch the T.A.M.I show.
guinnesstrail 1 year ago
at 3:45 I diiie. x_x <333
talktalk3 1 year ago
@talktalk3 YESSSSSSSSSS!
Squarepeg 1 year ago
THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE
jandean61 1 year ago
Why it's the last riff of Brian ? That's just in 65, and Jones died in 69, no ,?
tbag010 1 year ago
@tbag010 "the last time " is the name of the song Brian plays the riff on.
trsfan 1 year ago
Jagger is singing a mid-song like the Beatles for the entrance of the concert lol ! (Beatles : twist & shout, Stones : everybody ...)
tbag010 1 year ago
The Last Time -Brians riff
1965simba 1 year ago
All of the hosts/emcees of that era acted like clowns. It's painful to watch, especially when they're introducing the most serious band of the 60s.
rickmcopy 1 year ago
Mick was doing the "Moon Walk" 20yrs before Michael Jackson
lubbockboy1 1 year ago 74
@lubbockboy1 Don't ya just love it!!!!
ree691 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 and moves 10 years after james brown who he confessed thats where he got dance moves....dont try it sir...
slinney1 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 And Mick learned that from watching James Brown.
Dildgaf 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 Mick and Michael were nurtured by JB, remember.
rudimentaal 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 Mick was just copying James Brown
chimimac1 1 year ago
@chimimac1 And everyone has let me know it too. Hey I didn't say Mick invented it ;-)
lubbockboy1 1 year ago
@chimimac1
everyone was copying him
jokowwenna 1 year ago
@jokowwenna Don't forget he got a lot from james brown!
JesuitFarmer 1 year ago 4
@lubbockboy1
mike love of the beach boys did it in 64, really, nothing special doing that move.
OropherThranduil 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 In what time of the video??
rollinga22 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 Actually Jagger attempting to imitate James Brown and Tina Turner. The dance was called the slop, had been around for several years in Black USA community by then. Little Michael was doing it before Mick.
luvureally 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 Yeah, he started dancing like that after a tour with James Brown. Funny that.
Nellynoodlebums 11 months ago
Who cares. mick is better then JB any day (and still.) NB MTV 2011
!!!
reclectic 10 months ago
@reclectic Even right now JB can out dance and out sing Jagger.
luvureally 10 months ago
@lubbockboy1 And James Brown was doing it 20 years before Mick and Sammy Davis, Jr. was doing it 20 years before JB and on it goes into the deepest recesses of time.
ajack2boys 10 months ago
I love the stones but The Beatles were better at NME.
BL80488 1 year ago 2
@BL80488 You got it right!!!
1979cl1 1 year ago
Vintage Rolling Stones in their home country...this is great. I love Mick's James Brown moves.
JeffGR4 1 year ago
Mick is gorgeous...Goddamn!
KellyGreen5555 1 year ago
MIck is so hot, he's got fire under his feet :D
touchtoomuch 1 year ago
CLASSIC Mick
mrchitown29 1 year ago
Who is the announcer?
lubbockboy1 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 His name is Jimmy Saville.
elmolewis1 1 year ago
@elmolewis1 Thanks
lubbockboy1 1 year ago
the announcer was jimmy saville.
dinobillington 1 year ago
@dinobillington Thanks
lubbockboy1 1 year ago
@lubbockboy1 The announcer appears to be the late Irish actor Richard Harris.
JeffGR4 1 year ago
Great medley of early Stones music! Their 1964 NME performance was a bit too over the top lol this one is great!
BeatlesGirlx1965 1 year ago
Ol' rubber legs.. oh wait that's not right.
Excellent video.
GravityBoy72 1 year ago
They have their act together so nicely here. Too bad they broke-off. But Brian was also a huge narcissistic pain in the butt. Certainly what happened is very sad, but to only blame Mick and Keith for it is wrong.
josephherve 1 year ago
Good post. Thanks!
will98273 1 year ago
Look at Mick doin' them James Brown moves...you go, boy...
Squarepeg 1 year ago
I just love this performance of "The Last Time".
LarryRickenbacker 1 year ago
bueniisiiimmmmoooooo
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