Rolling Stones - Down The Road A Piece 1965

[broadband0118]

Fuck me, too fast! Great though.

[0000AllFitness0000]

more carefully documented evidence as to why white people should never try to dance

[zubimarta]

NO CANTA LIGERO , HIJO PUTA QUE BUENO QUE ERES MIKEEEEE AAHAHJHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH

[axxellein]

Ian Stewart, the Stones Road Manager was the boogie Woogie Pianist on these Traxx..

[legbider]

@axxellein He was the "6th" Rolling Stone" they're entire career. Yup.

[heutsz73]

12 bar boogie zo moet muziek gemaakt worden

[rustyoltimer]

Nice to see the Stones before they became the laziest garage band on the planet.

[caffeinejo]

Several close-ups of Mick (obviously) and 1 each of Charlie, Brian & Bill.  None of Keith. I guess in 1965 Keith hadn't yet established himself as the coolest rhythm guitar player in the world.

[robin14669]

@caffeinejo Keith was in the early years the most invisible Stone but gained charisma when he started to live with Anita Pallenberg.

[ChristopherRosato]

Actually the "original" was recorded in 1940 by the Will Bradley Big band with Freddie Slack on piano.

[karinablacktie]

Actually, the songwriter is Don Raye, who wrote a lot of songs for the Andrew sisters, including Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, and Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar.

[Bumblebee38]

Is the pianist Little Richard ?

[wkg55]

@Bumblebee38

[credenza1]

@Bumblebee38 Not Little Richard, possibly Billy Preston?

[Squarepeg]

@credenza1 Correct, it's Billy Preston.

[PAULLONDEN]

Short but SWEET!

[NoMoSpam]

FIRST!

the Rolling Stones.

[jphar]

Not the first! Check out Freddie Slack, 1940, but still great.