Gotta tell ya...as much as I love this version, it just isn't the same for me since Lennon was killed. Can you "imagine" how solid this lineup would be if they still had John Lennon singing and playing guitar alongside Richard and Taylor? Boggles the mind. Just pure genius.
Taylor was the sole reason for the band's halcyon days? Like Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed? Some Girls? Satisfaction? Taylor is so overrated, it's actually somewhat astounding. The best thing for everyone involved was when he quit. His playing in '73 was a fucking embarrassment. This b.s. perpetuated by Taylorheads that he was the key to the band's success was, and is, utter nonsense. Ronnie is great and he fits the band. And, Taylor's career since he quit the Stones has been abysmal.
I used to half-way think this true as well and still don't believe that he was responsible for the band's success. Now, I just sit back and appreciate how awesome both of them were. Not suggesting you do likewise...I'm just sayin,
IT DOESN'T JIVE TO COMPARE MUSICIANS THAT HAVE HAD 60 YEARS TO HONE THEIR CRAFT TO ANYONE YOUNGER. THE YOUNGER ARTIST CANNOT COMPETE. THE ROLLING STONES HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME IN MANY MUSICAL GENRES, THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS SONG AND VIDEO. RESPECT DAVEDJ
what's missing is Mick T. Taylor, as everyone knows, was the sole reason for the bands halcyon days. The banal Wood, plugging away here on acoustic guitar like a chimney sweep brooming the hallway of a sturgeon trawler, could never hope to reach the rarefied air of pentatonic scale doodling. Taylor's soaring solo's, coupled with the fact that he co-wrote 'Sway' and played on at least five songs on Exile On Main Street merit him a place in the R' n R Hall of Fame on his own accord.
very good version maybe because keith is on acoustic, and i think they perform better in small theaters and clubs but this song sounds better than it did on their TOTA tour anyone agree.
Yes, the original record was all acoustic except for the bass, and it was a 1930's toy drum outfit called a London Jazz Kit Set that Watts played. Missing here also is the late Brian Jones' sitar and tamboura as on the original.
Early days,someone wrote that he heard a good band,called the Rolling Stones and they needed to lose that "pillow lipped" singer. He is the Stones. How many singers in the world has someone called a rooster on acid??
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Check out Mick. Greatest frontman ever. Ever. Page, Morrison, Axl, Bono, Daltry, Stipe, Martin, Jerry...all great, but all second to Mick. If I'm starting a band, and I need a singin frontman, I'm taking Mick Jagger.
Great analysis, I would take Sam Cooke over all of them. The CD of his live performance in Miami is untouchable - a very edgy Sam Cooke. It is no wonder why Rod Stewart idolizes him. Jagger is great, but Sam Cooke was from another planet. He and Buddy Holly will never be replaced.
Sure he was. Tommy Page..?? You seriously don't know who he was? And you call yourself a rock fan?!? May I suggest, good sir, a quick dash to Google and/or Wiki? Sheesh!
guitar experts, do you know the tuning on this song, i know there's a capo on the 4th but what's the tuning, thank you for your help whomever supplies the info
what do you think about the "All Rolling Stones,and All greatest Hits tour"?...that would be historical!!! (as usual with the Stones!!! .. see ya' tommorow!!
Gotta tell ya...as much as I love this version, it just isn't the same for me since Lennon was killed. Can you "imagine" how solid this lineup would be if they still had John Lennon singing and playing guitar alongside Richard and Taylor? Boggles the mind. Just pure genius.
bionicbigfoot 2 weeks ago
where is the SITAR ???? screw this. Is Brian in the house ???
Aldebaron9 3 months ago
I'd take the frontman too if the songwriter/guitarist saw fit to bring him along
-------Probably one of the best versions of this song-----------
kawscottyoung 4 months ago
This is one of my favorite Rolling Stones songs!
Yellow4494 9 months ago
This is pretty great.
Everyone sounds great.
Mick sings properly.
Charlie's good inne.
GravityBoy72 11 months ago
Timely? Or should we have outgrown this?
entersandancer 11 months ago
Taylor was the sole reason for the band's halcyon days? Like Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed? Some Girls? Satisfaction? Taylor is so overrated, it's actually somewhat astounding. The best thing for everyone involved was when he quit. His playing in '73 was a fucking embarrassment. This b.s. perpetuated by Taylorheads that he was the key to the band's success was, and is, utter nonsense. Ronnie is great and he fits the band. And, Taylor's career since he quit the Stones has been abysmal.
chadelind 1 year ago
@chadelind
I used to half-way think this true as well and still don't believe that he was responsible for the band's success. Now, I just sit back and appreciate how awesome both of them were. Not suggesting you do likewise...I'm just sayin,
mnaicck 1 year ago
IT DOESN'T JIVE TO COMPARE MUSICIANS THAT HAVE HAD 60 YEARS TO HONE THEIR CRAFT TO ANYONE YOUNGER. THE YOUNGER ARTIST CANNOT COMPETE. THE ROLLING STONES HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME IN MANY MUSICAL GENRES, THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS SONG AND VIDEO. RESPECT DAVEDJ
Multi1628 1 year ago
What a great singer Charlie Watts has.
nobodady1 1 year ago 3
@nobodady1 "Don't you ever call me your drummer again! You're my singer!" -C. Watts after punching out Mick
stewajf 1 year ago
@stewajf Thanks for catching the allusion.
nobodady1 1 year ago
@nobodady1 No problem whatsoever. Keith says Mick was headed toward flying out the window, but he was wearing Keith's jacket so Keith grabbed him.
stewajf 1 year ago
You go, Charlie!!! Watts drives this band especially on this song.
sa65cn1 1 year ago
mnaicck- Mick Taylor LEFT the band. Yes his playing was and is amazing- Ronnie brought "fun" back to the songs.
Pining for Mick Taylor is a waste of time. When the Stones tour again-Give me stage left in front of Ronnie
dennycranium 1 year ago
Keith and Woody...awesome!
mnaicck 1 year ago
what's missing is Mick T. Taylor, as everyone knows, was the sole reason for the bands halcyon days. The banal Wood, plugging away here on acoustic guitar like a chimney sweep brooming the hallway of a sturgeon trawler, could never hope to reach the rarefied air of pentatonic scale doodling. Taylor's soaring solo's, coupled with the fact that he co-wrote 'Sway' and played on at least five songs on Exile On Main Street merit him a place in the R' n R Hall of Fame on his own accord.
mnaicck 1 year ago
Very cool version. The Stones should do an entire tour in this small arena fashion. They just have to do a million shows.
cracks21229 1 year ago
Very close to the original album version.
custardflan 1 year ago
Charlie is fantastic as always
2009DUKE1 1 year ago 2
this was the first cd of the stones i got by the age of 11...and i still can't stop listen to it...stripped is a fucking great recording!!!
rostbifv2 1 year ago
This kicks ass on the 1973 live cut. Yeah. . . you gotta be a young kid to rock it. . . NOT!
ironbuttermilk 2 years ago
Stripped version is very good one.
StcChief 2 years ago 4
No sitar ??? forget this.....
Aldebaron9 2 years ago
gostaria de achar este dvd para vender (stripped)
gleissoncardoso 2 years ago
I have the CD
hugopereira14 2 years ago
@hugopereira14 cd i have too , i need the dvd !
gleissoncardoso 1 year ago
Very impressive! Just think about a Taylor solo putting this over the top!
rickster1957 2 years ago
Hell yeah
buskerbuoy 1 year ago
Fucking Google bought Youtube and now all I get is SPAM ads while I am trying to watch videos! THIS FUCKING SUCKS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jdlewis60 2 years ago 5
great version
robertpdn 2 years ago
Stones são insuperáveis! great keith
simonipedro 2 years ago
Realmente, a melhor versão!
phaelo 2 years ago
k. richards is god
kikko92borgo 2 years ago 4
Oasis blows compared to the Greatest Rock n Roll Band in the World.
CFKMAN 2 years ago 24
any band blows compared to these guys, the only ones that come close are the beatles, stooges or jt & the heartbreakers
ifeelallright 2 years ago
@CFKMAN oasis is one of the greatest bands in world, so, shut your mouth !!!!
themahermax 8 months ago
very good version maybe because keith is on acoustic, and i think they perform better in small theaters and clubs but this song sounds better than it did on their TOTA tour anyone agree.
wammzy 2 years ago
yes! frekin love this tour!
jsystevo007 2 years ago
Just another example of why they are the GREATEST Rock n' Roll band of ALL TIME , BAR NONE !!!!!!!
ancientax 2 years ago 4
GREEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
my favorite Stone' song with stray cats blues
olivier92160 2 years ago
do you like the song in between those 2?
ifeelallright 2 years ago
Good version
starfuckstar 2 years ago
Blow-asis can't touch this
bretoff 2 years ago 3
Yes, the original record was all acoustic except for the bass, and it was a 1930's toy drum outfit called a London Jazz Kit Set that Watts played. Missing here also is the late Brian Jones' sitar and tamboura as on the original.
seth1066 3 years ago
My personal favourite Stones song, this and "Start Me Up" both classics!!
TheWhoFoo 3 years ago
MICK...!!! Look at the physique...the man's in his 50's here, people. Goodness!!
bionicbigfoot 3 years ago 2
Hell yeaaa dude!!
zmaaaaak 3 years ago
How to play on guitar: Capo 4th Fret, Chords
G, C, D, A, B
interstategar 3 years ago 2
B E F# C# E#
whitout caop..
MaonsLarsson 3 years ago
i play tabs... i shud look it up?
yes indeed so george
zmaaaaak 3 years ago
I love this version so much....
Maidenmeyer 3 years ago
these acoustic vercions are the best ones!
diegorolling86 3 years ago 2
the original version WAS acoustic, man
jackmalcic 3 years ago 3
AND it was played with a kiddies drum kit
linus7106 3 years ago
Early days,someone wrote that he heard a good band,called the Rolling Stones and they needed to lose that "pillow lipped" singer. He is the Stones. How many singers in the world has someone called a rooster on acid??
lizziewig 3 years ago
I had forgotten about that quote...." A Rooster on Acid"! LMAO!
30millioncrabs 3 years ago
not as good as the original but still respectable
azdavidza 3 years ago
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Does it get any better?
fozzo55 3 years ago
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I hope i'll make a lot of new friends here , i'd like to show my great body for you, i'd like to give you the greatest pleasure you've ever had..mmmmmmmm..Im getting hot just thinking about it come visit me at Play-Cam (.COM) my user-id there is Angelina-jxwf chat soon on cam :) okasbf
williaxim 3 years ago
2:55
Check out Mick. Greatest frontman ever. Ever. Page, Morrison, Axl, Bono, Daltry, Stipe, Martin, Jerry...all great, but all second to Mick. If I'm starting a band, and I need a singin frontman, I'm taking Mick Jagger.
bionicbigfoot 3 years ago 18
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u dont realize how stoned he was? I'd take Hendrix
danslatente 3 years ago
Great analysis, I would take Sam Cooke over all of them. The CD of his live performance in Miami is untouchable - a very edgy Sam Cooke. It is no wonder why Rod Stewart idolizes him. Jagger is great, but Sam Cooke was from another planet. He and Buddy Holly will never be replaced.
walliegirl2 3 years ago
Don't you mean live in Harlem Square?
MackTheKnife12 2 years ago
Harlem Square is in Miami.
walliegirl2 2 years ago
very true,there is only oner jagger
mick788194 3 years ago 5
@bionicbigfoot Page was not a frontman, Plant on the other hand...
TOCO10TOCO10 1 year ago
@TOCO10TOCO10
Sure he was. Tommy Page..?? You seriously don't know who he was? And you call yourself a rock fan?!? May I suggest, good sir, a quick dash to Google and/or Wiki? Sheesh!
bionicbigfoot 1 month ago
@bionicbigfoot Just relax, i thought you were talking about Jimmy page, my friend...
TOCO10TOCO10 4 weeks ago
@bionicbigfoot you are fucken nuts..
Aldebaron9 3 months ago
when was this video took?
iloovemick 3 years ago
95'
mickj 3 years ago
guitar experts, do you know the tuning on this song, i know there's a capo on the 4th but what's the tuning, thank you for your help whomever supplies the info
beeman14blee 3 years ago
I believe it is a modified dropped-D:
D-A-D-F#-A-D
If one person plays that tuning (a la Keith) and the other standard tuning, it sounds great...
robcavenagh 3 years ago
the best Street Fighting Man ever
gregorko11 3 years ago
IMPRESIONANTE!!!!
PETEROGERJOHNKEITH 3 years ago
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the who sucks
mick788194 3 years ago
if it wasnt for the rock and roll and ill probably wont be listening to rock ill be listening to crappy rap music from the 90s lol
final10zarnakand 3 years ago
Oasis's version is worse! :P no one can compete with the Stone's among other musicians
hookedonmonkeyphonic 3 years ago 6
u sure got that right Stones r my favorite!!!
imaStonesGirl 3 years ago
thanx fo the vid !!!
fallenangel4gt 3 years ago 2
u welcome it`s good hu :D Stones RULE baby!!
imaStonesGirl 3 years ago 4
what do you think about the "All Rolling Stones,and All greatest Hits tour"?...that would be historical!!! (as usual with the Stones!!! .. see ya' tommorow!!
fallenangel4gt 3 years ago 2
can ya buy this on dvd?????
mattblack89 3 years ago
So fuckin' cool- acoustic version! Turn the volume up!
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notjam3 3 years ago
Just plain old bad asses, God love'em
WorldlyMrB 3 years ago 2
A bunch of crazy old dudes,kicking ass like no one can.
blueeyes205 3 years ago 3
No one has the same stage presence as Mick Jagger, don't even talk about Robert Plant (whose voice is shot from smoking), Bono, or Jon Bon Jovi...
CFKMAN 3 years ago 4
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What about Freddie Mercury? He's at least as good as Jagger, if not better, in my opinion.
Axe5397 3 years ago
No One can cover this song! The Stones can onlyu play this song!
CFKMAN 3 years ago 3
Rage against the machine cover of this song is cool to
F1brawfa 4 years ago
every cover of this song is cool, that's because the song is so cool
TLBN 4 years ago 3
check out the end of oasis's 'lyla' very similar to 'street fightin man' ending.
elwalsho 4 years ago
lyla by oasis sounds identical to this
qazzaq6602 4 years ago
That's correct, but this number was made in 1968. And Lala in 2003???
ElcoLee 4 years ago
Dude every song by Oasis sounds like something else.
skatoad 3 years ago
love the voodo lounge tour. Reminds me of the stereoblasters
kimmer3906 4 years ago
Yeah drums kick ass in this song. Then again EVERYTHING kicks ass in this song.
KR4Prez 4 years ago 3
this is more like it. they played this one right. not to fast and mumbling. this is cool
theufokid 4 years ago
The Stones Rule...Love the words..."The time is ripe for violent revolution!" Great piano and drum solo's.
jimmyratz 4 years ago
Thanks for uploading this! I've been looking for this version for many time
Sid1Vicious84 4 years ago