Got to crank up the volume on the computer speakers with this You Tube video because the effect of this live performance version of this song has that aura on it
I forgot to mention early Rod Stewart with the Faces era too on LP's like Every Picture Tells A Story and Paul Rodgers with Free on their 1969 LP featuring songs TDN covered on It Ain't Easy and Naturally called Woman and I'll Be Creepin on the list of my favorite groups and singers from 1969 to 1973 period.
These were my favorite groups and singers from 1969 to 1973, TDN,Sly & The Family Stone,CCR,Steppenwolf,Free,Traffic,Mountain,Delaney & Bonnie,Ike & Tina Turner,Aretha Franklin,Chicago,B S & T's,Janis Joplin,Jimi Hendrix Experience,Buddy Miles,The Isley Brothers,Early Kool & The Gang before they were known for Hollywood Swinging but known for Funky Man in 1971,James Brown,Joe Tex,The Chambers Brothers,War,Santana,Dawn with Tony Orlando,Tom Jones,Elvis Presley live and in studio,The Temptations
At one period around 1968 and 1969 some Rolling Stones songs actually sounded better than the Beatles like Jumping Jack Flash and Midnight Rambler from their live at MSG LP in 1969
The closest thing to happy soul and funk the Beatles ever sang was Lady Madonna. Too bad they didn't sing a lot more funk and soul songs instead of those stupid retard lyrics and too many depressing songs like they did after the Since I Saw Her Standing There era. The Beatles would have sounded fine with me if they stayed with the 1963 and 1964 Rock And Roll Music and Since I Saw Her Standing There songs instead of too much of that boring dopey depressing 1965 to 1969 crap
A famous anecdote relates that during the mid-1980s, an intoxicated Jagger phoned Watts' hotel room in the middle of the night asking "Where's my drummer?". Watts reportedly got up, shaved, dressed in a suit, put on a tie and freshly shined shoes, descended the stairs, and punched Jagger in the face, saying: "Don't ever call me your drummer again. You're my fucking singer!"
Watts has spoken openly about a period in the mid-1980s when his previously-moderate use of alcohol and drugs became problematic: "My drug and alcohol problems were] my way of dealing with [family problems... Looking back on it, I think it was a mid-life crisis. All I know is that I became totally another person around 1983 and came out of it about 1986. I nearly lost my wife and everything over my behaviour."
Watts' personal life has outwardly appeared to be substantially quieter than those of his bandmates and many of his rock and roll colleagues; onstage, he seems to furnish a calm and bemused counterpoint to his flamboyant bandmates.
Ever faithful to his wife Shirley, Watts consistently refused sexual favours from groupies on the road; in Robert Greenfield's STP: A Journey through America with The Rolling Stones, a document of the 1972 American Tour, it is noted that when the group was invited to the Playboy Mansion during that tour, Watts took advantage of Hugh Hefner's game room rather than frolic with the women.
Madison Square Garden seemed to bring out the best in everyone who performed there including Led Zeppelin,Elvis Presley,and Many Others. Even The Fight Of The Century Muhammed Ali Vs Joe Frazier in 1971.
I agree with all positive comments. I've had this record since 1970 or 71. Big difference between the Stones and most bands. In most rock bands the drummer lays down the beat and the band follows. In the Stones; Keith makes the rythmn and Charlie...and everyone else....follows! Not just any drummer could do that! That's why so many of Charlies' funky little licks come AFTER the beat or the stanza or the change....like after-fthoughts. That's one reaon it's so FUNKY! Long live Charlie Watts!
@swiggy58a On 14 October 1964, Watts married Shirley Ann Shepherd, whom he had met before the band became successful. Still married after 47 years, they share one daughter, Seraphina Watts, born on 18 March 1968. Watts also has a granddaughter, Charlotte.
I came back from Vietnam in November 1970, went to work for the airlines at LAX and got myself an ass kicking apartment (with Mike Bowers) At Oakwood Gardens in Seal Beach, California. Got my 1st credit card in June '71 (Mastercard) with a $500 limit and immediately ran out and bought a new amp (Scott) for my stero system. Remember playing this so loud so often, the security guards knew me by my first name. It was all just a great time to be young and alive and, well, good looking! :)
What I love best about this live version is that at about 5:40, right after the guitar riff, you can hear someone in the crowd shout "GODDAMN!" follow by a loud "YEAAAAH!" Then again after the next riff... I can just picture the sound guys hearing that while editing the track, and going "Dude, we have to get that. We've got to isolate that!"
When Keith puts Midnight Rambler started with the coolest riff (along with the start of Jumping Jack Flash) ever made, it goes right in the balls, heart and soul
Redcreem, im afraid you nailed it right there ,i was gonna put something timeless & pithy down but after your piece i couldnt think of anything but another slug of whiskey & turn that sucker UP!
best version , agree they is kicking ass on the ya's ya's album. i think i burned mine out. love all the songs on this album. thanks for doing this for all the rest of us man. your cool, and if you run for president you got my vote.
Loved the Stones in their heyday, and Ya Ya's is arguably the greatest live album ever made... but I have to say I've always been disappointed whenever I saw them live. The WHO in their prime were a far better live act IMO, and always put on a phenomenal show .
@maltbeaver As far as the Stones live, I was at a couple of their L.A. Forum Nov.'69 shows, and I would rate it at the top 3 of all the concerts I went to, and there were maaaaaany in the 60's-70's. I would say that that was them at their peak of their prime as far as live shows. And never, at least after M.Taylor left topped that. As far as The Who, I saw them, among other times, during their Who's Next Tour. That would also fit in the top 3 best live shows I've ever seen.
@percy123100 Huh, I love the Stones (they were and still are great live performers) but some 60s, 70s and 80s bands were not bad to see live : Pink Floyd, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Clash... to name a few.
there's a bit missed off the begining of this where a woman in the crowd says - 'Paint it Black....Paint it Black you Devil!!'...xD ...the 60's eh??? xD
The Stones took Blues to a whole new level, FUSING it with their own brand of ROCK. this album proves it. Imagine how much better it would have been if Brian had lived. There are 5 tracks on YA YAS, that are the best blues/rock recordings ever made, Carol, Love in Vain, Little Queenie, ( 2 CHUCK BERRY TRACKS) Stray Cat and Midnight R. Midnight is a lot better than the album v. When the song slows down and Micks creeping into some bitches bedroom, is one of MUSIC GREATEST MUSICAL MOMENTS. OOTW.
Only 2 songs have come close to finding that BLACK GROOVE sung by white bands, and this is one, the other being ' ROLLING AND A TUMBLING ' BY CREAM. This is one of 2 LIVE albums that are the best in the world for BLUES/ROCK, the other being JIMI HENDRIX live at MONTEREY, IN 67. The Stones started up because of Brian,Keith and Micks love of Rythm and Blues bands from the deep south of the US, Elmore James, Little Walter, Robert Johnson, Howling Wolf, Bo Diddley, and many more, check dem out.
@Beatleluver1234567 well my friend i have a mac and this has a built in program that allows-me to edit videos ,and many other things , by the way all my music is taken my little collection of vinyl's, ROCK ON .......
I remember listening to this song in mid 80,s stoned and boy what memories just listening to Hot Rocks 64-71 and thinking this is what life is all about smoking a joint and listening to the Rolling Stones!
what more can ya say? its the stones!!! theyve been around for 50 years and theyre still the best rock n roll band in the world!!! ROCK N ROLL FOREVER!!!
This is THE alltime best LIVE album(yaya's)EVER!!!!!! I LOVE Keiths killer guitar,better than sex!(ALMOST)......I love every song on the album but this is just the epitome on live music at its BEST!
The best Live Stones song. They usually just had fun on stage and rarely played their best. When Mick Taylor was with them, they were great live. I guess that says something about Taylor's influence on Keith and Jagger. Just my opinion. Taylor kept it all good.
Charley Watts on drums awesome stuff during this song! And Mick and that Harmonica wow this song just blows my mind! Great stuff and Keith is at his very best also!
im talkin about the midnight rambler,the one you never seen before,im talkin about the midnight rambler,did ya see me jump the garden wall........ya in my mind nothin beats the live version of rambler,what a tight version of it,lovin it!
The best stage in the world. The best NY Pro Sports Team's ever too were played at MSG the 1969-70 Season Championship Title NY Knicks and the 1972-73 Season Championship Title NY Knicks.
The present last renovated Madison Square Garden of 1968 sound always had the best concert shows for the greatest Singers and Groups of our music history.
I agree. One of the best live songs ever. When I was a teenager, I would listen to this song over and over. Forty years later, I can still listen to it over and over. Never gets old. Love it!! Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World!!
Everytime i hear Sympathy for the devil or You cant always get what you want or Brown sugar and of course Cant you hear me knocking and paint it black just reminds me how great the Rolling Stones are! The worlds greatest rock and roll band! If i had to pivk a top 5 this would be it!
@styx4ever1963 most welcome! in fact in my believe i think this is the best version of this song! better yet it is from my little collection of vinyls, KEEP ROCKING......
@favelika Es raro que a una chica de tu edad les guste este tipo de musica y te felicito por tu buen gusto , gracias por el comentario "KEEP ROCKING".......
Fort Collins Colorado Live 1969
airkooled05 4 days ago
number 3 in my top five stones songs
LesterMartin 2 weeks ago
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number 3 in my top five stones songs
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number 3 in my top five stones songs
LesterMartin 2 weeks ago
#3 in my top five stones songs
LesterMartin 2 weeks ago
Punk!!!!!!
FunkingDave 1 month ago
Got to crank up the volume on the computer speakers with this You Tube video because the effect of this live performance version of this song has that aura on it
BBQFanNo1 1 month ago
The extreme politically correct people today would not like the lyrics to this song
BBQFanNo1 1 month ago
@BBQFanNo1 Fuck them Prius-driving, tree-hugging bitches anyway...
PlanTonto 2 weeks ago 2
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I forgot to mention early Rod Stewart with the Faces era too on LP's like Every Picture Tells A Story and Paul Rodgers with Free on their 1969 LP featuring songs TDN covered on It Ain't Easy and Naturally called Woman and I'll Be Creepin on the list of my favorite groups and singers from 1969 to 1973 period.
BBQFanNo1 1 month ago
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These were my favorite groups and singers from 1969 to 1973, TDN,Sly & The Family Stone,CCR,Steppenwolf,Free,Traffic,Mountain,Delaney & Bonnie,Ike & Tina Turner,Aretha Franklin,Chicago,B S & T's,Janis Joplin,Jimi Hendrix Experience,Buddy Miles,The Isley Brothers,Early Kool & The Gang before they were known for Hollywood Swinging but known for Funky Man in 1971,James Brown,Joe Tex,The Chambers Brothers,War,Santana,Dawn with Tony Orlando,Tom Jones,Elvis Presley live and in studio,The Temptations
BBQFanNo1 1 month ago
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At one period around 1968 and 1969 some Rolling Stones songs actually sounded better than the Beatles like Jumping Jack Flash and Midnight Rambler from their live at MSG LP in 1969
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The closest thing to happy soul and funk the Beatles ever sang was Lady Madonna. Too bad they didn't sing a lot more funk and soul songs instead of those stupid retard lyrics and too many depressing songs like they did after the Since I Saw Her Standing There era. The Beatles would have sounded fine with me if they stayed with the 1963 and 1964 Rock And Roll Music and Since I Saw Her Standing There songs instead of too much of that boring dopey depressing 1965 to 1969 crap
BBQFanNo1 1 month ago
I have always loved this version!!!!
Zappstitute 1 month ago
i pee at about 3:45
jsXanatos 1 month ago
As always with Rolling Stones, two words to explain : Mick Taylor
oclero 1 month ago
Watts is really kicking the beat here, solid stuff.
RustNeverSleeps1 2 months ago
@S2Cents> Listen wanker, do not put words in my mouth. I never said I was a conservative. You are obviously American.
kbinco 2 months ago
Wow!! You'd probably get arrested for lyrics like that today...wimpy liberal bollocks.
kbinco 2 months ago
@kbinco So conservatives are down with rock 'n roll? Fuckin' lol to that bullshit.
S2Cents 2 months ago
A famous anecdote relates that during the mid-1980s, an intoxicated Jagger phoned Watts' hotel room in the middle of the night asking "Where's my drummer?". Watts reportedly got up, shaved, dressed in a suit, put on a tie and freshly shined shoes, descended the stairs, and punched Jagger in the face, saying: "Don't ever call me your drummer again. You're my fucking singer!"
BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
Watts has spoken openly about a period in the mid-1980s when his previously-moderate use of alcohol and drugs became problematic: "My drug and alcohol problems were] my way of dealing with [family problems... Looking back on it, I think it was a mid-life crisis. All I know is that I became totally another person around 1983 and came out of it about 1986. I nearly lost my wife and everything over my behaviour."
BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
Watts' personal life has outwardly appeared to be substantially quieter than those of his bandmates and many of his rock and roll colleagues; onstage, he seems to furnish a calm and bemused counterpoint to his flamboyant bandmates.
BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
Ever faithful to his wife Shirley, Watts consistently refused sexual favours from groupies on the road; in Robert Greenfield's STP: A Journey through America with The Rolling Stones, a document of the 1972 American Tour, it is noted that when the group was invited to the Playboy Mansion during that tour, Watts took advantage of Hugh Hefner's game room rather than frolic with the women.
BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
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BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
Madison Square Garden seemed to bring out the best in everyone who performed there including Led Zeppelin,Elvis Presley,and Many Others. Even The Fight Of The Century Muhammed Ali Vs Joe Frazier in 1971.
BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
I agree with all positive comments. I've had this record since 1970 or 71. Big difference between the Stones and most bands. In most rock bands the drummer lays down the beat and the band follows. In the Stones; Keith makes the rythmn and Charlie...and everyone else....follows! Not just any drummer could do that! That's why so many of Charlies' funky little licks come AFTER the beat or the stanza or the change....like after-fthoughts. That's one reaon it's so FUNKY! Long live Charlie Watts!
swiggy58a 3 months ago
@swiggy58a On 14 October 1964, Watts married Shirley Ann Shepherd, whom he had met before the band became successful. Still married after 47 years, they share one daughter, Seraphina Watts, born on 18 March 1968. Watts also has a granddaughter, Charlotte.
BBQFanNo1 3 months ago
The person who disliked this falls asleep before midnight.
Goomba10210 3 months ago
I'm a big Beatles fan but I wish they had performed live like this. This song live is AWESOME
vegavairbob 3 months ago
@vegavairbob I understand why the Beatles stopped touring,but yeah we didnt see their true live potential...I'd love to see Abbey Road live!!
Alexandernero666 3 months ago
That was live to, i don't think it can get any better that huh?
fluxy502 4 months ago
the best part is easily when Mick Taylor's scorching guitar solo comes out of nowhere, perfect.
vinnyv120 5 months ago
stones live and still going long live these rockers
endhouseblade17 5 months ago
Fuckin' A...That's Rock and Roll!
tbonelafs 5 months ago 2
I came back from Vietnam in November 1970, went to work for the airlines at LAX and got myself an ass kicking apartment (with Mike Bowers) At Oakwood Gardens in Seal Beach, California. Got my 1st credit card in June '71 (Mastercard) with a $500 limit and immediately ran out and bought a new amp (Scott) for my stero system. Remember playing this so loud so often, the security guards knew me by my first name. It was all just a great time to be young and alive and, well, good looking! :)
MrRonnieG 6 months ago
use to listen to it in 1975, after school, still sounds as good today
COMMUNISTPHILOSOPHY 6 months ago 2
That is one slow spinning record.
ac1dman 6 months ago
What I love best about this live version is that at about 5:40, right after the guitar riff, you can hear someone in the crowd shout "GODDAMN!" follow by a loud "YEAAAAH!" Then again after the next riff... I can just picture the sound guys hearing that while editing the track, and going "Dude, we have to get that. We've got to isolate that!"
Aldoignatius 6 months ago
When Keith puts Midnight Rambler started with the coolest riff (along with the start of Jumping Jack Flash) ever made, it goes right in the balls, heart and soul
Nielsanderspoulsen 7 months ago
One day i drank beer and put this song on repeat and after 7 or 8 beers this song still sounded great!
styx4ever1963 7 months ago
@styx4ever1963 Its always better when you drink some beers !!! ROCK ON
Poulinoz 7 months ago
This song is like fine wine it may grow old but always sounds good!
styx4ever1963 7 months ago
Redcreem, im afraid you nailed it right there ,i was gonna put something timeless & pithy down but after your piece i couldnt think of anything but another slug of whiskey & turn that sucker UP!
footscraysteve 7 months ago
best version , agree they is kicking ass on the ya's ya's album. i think i burned mine out. love all the songs on this album. thanks for doing this for all the rest of us man. your cool, and if you run for president you got my vote.
MrPETER1947 8 months ago
Loved the Stones in their heyday, and Ya Ya's is arguably the greatest live album ever made... but I have to say I've always been disappointed whenever I saw them live. The WHO in their prime were a far better live act IMO, and always put on a phenomenal show .
maltbeaver 8 months ago
@maltbeaver As far as the Stones live, I was at a couple of their L.A. Forum Nov.'69 shows, and I would rate it at the top 3 of all the concerts I went to, and there were maaaaaany in the 60's-70's. I would say that that was them at their peak of their prime as far as live shows. And never, at least after M.Taylor left topped that. As far as The Who, I saw them, among other times, during their Who's Next Tour. That would also fit in the top 3 best live shows I've ever seen.
hkyoutoob 6 months ago
no group came close in the 60s 70s playing live there isant many today who can compete with the stones
percy123100 8 months ago
@percy123100 Huh, I love the Stones (they were and still are great live performers) but some 60s, 70s and 80s bands were not bad to see live : Pink Floyd, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Clash... to name a few.
FeedTheTrollPlz 8 months ago
great great live version
BreizhWaren29 8 months ago
there's a bit missed off the begining of this where a woman in the crowd says - 'Paint it Black....Paint it Black you Devil!!'...xD ...the 60's eh??? xD
thesunreport 8 months ago
The Stones took Blues to a whole new level, FUSING it with their own brand of ROCK. this album proves it. Imagine how much better it would have been if Brian had lived. There are 5 tracks on YA YAS, that are the best blues/rock recordings ever made, Carol, Love in Vain, Little Queenie, ( 2 CHUCK BERRY TRACKS) Stray Cat and Midnight R. Midnight is a lot better than the album v. When the song slows down and Micks creeping into some bitches bedroom, is one of MUSIC GREATEST MUSICAL MOMENTS. OOTW.
redcreem 8 months ago
Only 2 songs have come close to finding that BLACK GROOVE sung by white bands, and this is one, the other being ' ROLLING AND A TUMBLING ' BY CREAM. This is one of 2 LIVE albums that are the best in the world for BLUES/ROCK, the other being JIMI HENDRIX live at MONTEREY, IN 67. The Stones started up because of Brian,Keith and Micks love of Rythm and Blues bands from the deep south of the US, Elmore James, Little Walter, Robert Johnson, Howling Wolf, Bo Diddley, and many more, check dem out.
redcreem 8 months ago 2
@redcreem
Hey Jackass... Jimi Hendrix was black! Does it matter anyway? Have you heard of Stevie Ray Vaughan?
ailatanable 8 months ago
We sing this at blues night :O
Bonkatronicks 8 months ago
this is the coolest video EVER! D: how did you make this??? D:
Beatleluver1234567 9 months ago
@Beatleluver1234567 well my friend i have a mac and this has a built in program that allows-me to edit videos ,and many other things , by the way all my music is taken my little collection of vinyl's, ROCK ON .......
rockmeyes 9 months ago 5
best part is around 1:40
nicenonya3 9 months ago
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If you ever saw the midnight rambler
Play it easy, easy as you go
I’m gon’ smash down all your plate glass windows
Put my fist through your steel-plated doors
nicenonya3 9 months ago
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nicenonya3 9 months ago
I remember listening to this song in mid 80,s stoned and boy what memories just listening to Hot Rocks 64-71 and thinking this is what life is all about smoking a joint and listening to the Rolling Stones!
styx4ever1963 9 months ago
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styx4ever1963 10 months ago
what more can ya say? its the stones!!! theyve been around for 50 years and theyre still the best rock n roll band in the world!!! ROCK N ROLL FOREVER!!!
ozzyhead73 10 months ago
This is THE alltime best LIVE album(yaya's)EVER!!!!!! I LOVE Keiths killer guitar,better than sex!(ALMOST)......I love every song on the album but this is just the epitome on live music at its BEST!
jazzyx828 11 months ago
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This is THE alltime best LIVE album(yaya's)EVER!!!!!! I LOVE Keiths killer guitar,better than sex!(ALMOST)......
jazzyx828 11 months ago
This is THE alltime best LIVE album(yaya's)EVER!!!!!! I LOVE Keiths killer guitar,better than sex!(ALMOST)
jazzyx828 11 months ago
@rockmyeyes You rock!
ChipHugger 11 months ago
The best Live Stones song. They usually just had fun on stage and rarely played their best. When Mick Taylor was with them, they were great live. I guess that says something about Taylor's influence on Keith and Jagger. Just my opinion. Taylor kept it all good.
RojotheRed 11 months ago 7
i want a new stones, i was not in this world in 1972!
anonymeprod 11 months ago
God Damn! Whoo!
punk137ya 11 months ago
5:40 "god damn!"...probably wouldve been my reaction too if I were in that crowd
SurfThrashGuitar 11 months ago
I'll Stick My Knife Right Down your Throat Baby, and it Hurts!!!
One of the best lyrics Ever !!!
Stokjockey 11 months ago
es bueno como manejan los tiempos, cada instrumento subiendo y bajando y viceversa¡ midnight rambler!
gustavo29711 11 months ago
tks 4 posting .....peace
Fletch7453 11 months ago
totally right on, only if all live music sounded this good!
emartin213 11 months ago
Mick Taylor solo was awesome also!
styx4ever1963 1 year ago
Charley Watts on drums awesome stuff during this song! And Mick and that Harmonica wow this song just blows my mind! Great stuff and Keith is at his very best also!
styx4ever1963 1 year ago
how bout that mick taylor?
jsXanatos 1 year ago
It's hot in here...best live version of this song EVER...
dd0dg 1 year ago
Just put this song on repeat and pass the joint!
styx4ever1963 1 year ago 2
The Stones in their prime!!! The whole album is one of the best live albums ever recorded. Brings back many great memories.
JJones0424 1 year ago
One of the best live versions of a song ever !!!
JJones0424 1 year ago
What makes this song is Mick Taylors solo. Incredible.
JamesTKirkCobain 1 year ago
@JamesTKirkCobain Yep, indeed. But it sould be a little longer, don't you think?
haveajerk 1 year ago
im talkin about the midnight rambler,the one you never seen before,im talkin about the midnight rambler,did ya see me jump the garden wall........ya in my mind nothin beats the live version of rambler,what a tight version of it,lovin it!
74rockon 1 year ago
is it just me or is that record label moving? optical illusion ? am i that freakin baked ?
dru72499 1 year ago
One of the best live albums ever! Never gets old.
JJones0424 1 year ago
Thank you all for your comments, seat back relax and enjoy, ROCK ON ..........
rockmeyes 1 year ago 7
@rockmeyes fucking come on!!!!
got this on a rolling stones albun 20 years ago,which i have since lost.
it is the best live version, probably because its one of the earliest recordings
brilliant
plopplop1983 1 year ago
@rockmeyes thank you so much - this was my favorite stones of all time - i loved all their music and their popular stuff , but this was and is it .
rogerandsally 6 months ago
Respond to this video... thank you my favorite stones song of all time and what a great job you did
rogerandsally 6 months ago
The best stage in the world. The best NY Pro Sports Team's ever too were played at MSG the 1969-70 Season Championship Title NY Knicks and the 1972-73 Season Championship Title NY Knicks.
BBQFanNo1 1 year ago
The present last renovated Madison Square Garden of 1968 sound always had the best concert shows for the greatest Singers and Groups of our music history.
BBQFanNo1 1 year ago
The bass makes these songs the best for me.
BBQFanNo1 1 year ago
My favorite Rolling Stones song. Helter Skelter was my favorite Beatles song.
BBQFanNo1 1 year ago
a well done video..thanks for the effort.. well done, again .
hpeter59 1 year ago
I agree. One of the best live songs ever. When I was a teenager, I would listen to this song over and over. Forty years later, I can still listen to it over and over. Never gets old. Love it!! Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World!!
JJones0424 1 year ago
thanks uploader few weeks ago i looked for this with no joy.This is unquestionably the best ever recorded version.the guitar solos a beauty
angelfly41 1 year ago
Everytime i hear Sympathy for the devil or You cant always get what you want or Brown sugar and of course Cant you hear me knocking and paint it black just reminds me how great the Rolling Stones are! The worlds greatest rock and roll band! If i had to pivk a top 5 this would be it!
5. Pink Floyd
4. The Who
3. Beatles
2. Led Zeppelin
1. Rolling Stones
styx4ever1963 1 year ago
@styx4ever1963 correct apart from pink floyd,,,,
they're shite
put jimi in there instead
just a suggestion!!!!!!!!!!!
plopplop1983 1 year ago
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styx4ever1963 1 year ago
Yes its the best version !
fondofrory 1 year ago
They are so freakin tight on this
bretoff 1 year ago
best version of the song!
BinLadenMustDie368 1 year ago 5
Thanks for posting the greatest live song ever put on vinyl! Rolling Stones still sound great!
styx4ever1963 1 year ago 8
@styx4ever1963 most welcome! in fact in my believe i think this is the best version of this song! better yet it is from my little collection of vinyls, KEEP ROCKING......
rockmeyes 1 year ago 2
@styx4ever1963 i agree brother alrite!!!!
drjohn187 1 year ago
oo muuy buena cancion . claro qe me gusta! qe pss..
favelika 1 year ago
@favelika Es raro que a una chica de tu edad les guste este tipo de musica y te felicito por tu buen gusto , gracias por el comentario "KEEP ROCKING".......
rockmeyes 1 year ago
@rockmeyes Lol.. es comico que usted piensa que es raro.. racista! estoy bromeando XD
xxCCBBxx 9 months ago