The sax solo makes this song what it is...GREAT rock & roll! Bobby Keyes is one of the few musicians in the world who actually makes the Stones sound better! Every sax solo he plays takes that particular song to a whole new level. His Brown Sugar solo is a timeless masterpiece, and go listen to his solo on Casino Boogie on Exile. I just can't get enough of his horn.
@bluesmandoc Bluesman...good call! The Stones were making fantastic music in '72, but they also knew how to pick great sidemen - and Keyes is one of them. You are so right - it takes an exceptional musician to know how to add, and not detract from a great song. To paraphrase BB - it's not just the notes you play, it's the notes you don't play. BTW - whatever happened to Bobby Keyes?
Beatles sang harmonies live. Stones 'never' sing harmonies live. Jags 'always' rushes the lyrics. Stones 'change' songs to three chords. Stones live, best garage band in the world. (and I've seen stones live.)
I agree with what you have said. What I am saying is Stones do not sing harmonies live the same as Stones sing harmonies in studio. My comparison is that Beatles live tried to be as good as Beatles studio. Stones live do not attempt to be as good as Stones studio.
Simply not true - the Stones Bigger Bang tour had many moments of smoking musicianship and Mick singing strong vocals on Ruby Tuesday, Angie, Paint It Black, etc. etc. etc. The Beatles stuff thanks to George Martin's endless production always sounded overly polished and computerized anyway, so what does it matter if they sounded that way onstage? May as well be Moby onstage playing a sample.
What does it matter? When I pay for my ticket, I expect that musicians will perform at a level far above my level of musicianship (and my level ain't much).
Otherwise, get the neighborhood band together and play the songs our way...for free.
This is not quite true and not quite fair. Stones did sing harmonies live to their best limited abilities. Taking into account they had lead singer with limited voice and a backup singer who could not sing, they did quite well. Beatles had three signers who could sing perfect and complex harmonies. Also, most Beatles songs have very simple chord progressions, which stems from to a large extent from the limitations of the genre of music in which both bands excelled.
Really? Did not know this. Thought Jagger was as good a singer as anyone. Only one backup singer? Keith? Not Bill and Charlie and Brian, Mick T.,Ron? If this is true, I have learned today. Thanks for info.
I might be oversimplifying things but what made the Stones better than the Beatles were songs/performances like this which were powerful, and had "oomph," if you know what I mean.
Beatles.. Stones... the age old question to which there can be only one definitive answer.........................they both are awesome, Let it Bleed vs. Let it Be,, its all good either way.. But since were talking Stones this whole tour is just a rock n roll tutorial. and teden if you think this is the hardest song to pull off what do you think when you hear Hendrix play "Killing Floor" at Monterey????
B progression. I do not understand why the Stones did this song live. Ok, in the studio, it is a rockin freak fest. but live? this might be the hardest song to play live in the history of rock. save, 'search and destroy' by the stooges. but, i mean hell, why...try to play it live. it is impossible. yet..they did it.
Here's the deal - the Beatles were the biggest thing ever. There were all the English bands, and then there were the Beatles towering miles above, in record sales and influence.
BUT -
notice this clip is from 1972, two years after the Beatles split up. They hadn't played live since '66.
Huge difference. The Stones were always about live performance as well as making records. They've been at it, since this movie was made, for THIRTY-SEVEN years, and had been together almost TEN by '72.
Beatles were like McDonald's. Billions and Billions sold, but who are Happy Meals for anyway? Stones are for people who don't like the grit all polished off, the fans that count.
You seem to be forgetting the rooftop concert. Easily bits in musicality anything Stones eve came up with. Well, maybe I am exaggerating, but just a tiny bit :-)
(1970 Interview) ROLLING STONE: What do you think of the Stones today?
LENNON: I think it's a lot of hype. I like "Honky Tonk Woman" but I think Mick's a joke, with all that fag dancing, I always did. I enjoy it, I'll probably go and see his films and all, like everybody else, but really, I think it's a joke. But they are not in the same class (as The Beatles), music-wise or power-wise, never were.
Lennon just liked to nervously mouth off because he threw his career away to be with no-talent Yoko while the Stones continued to be world conquerers. Beatles were smiley family friendly entertainers (and completely lifeless onstage compared to the Stones) with a few hard tracks buried on the White Album while the Stones delivered single after single of balls-out Rock. Lennon just couldn't handle being stuck in a moped band. Pathetic, mouthy egomaniac walled up in the Dakota. Sad end.
I saw The Stones in '66 here in Memphis, again in 1975, in '93, and I won 2 pairs of tickets to the "Babble -On" tour in NM, and in St. Louis. I love The Stones, and I know you'll see a great show. I'm just playing devil's advocate, that's all. I just don't think they've progressed much since '73. Thanks for the insight. Didn't mean for it to disentegrate into a game of "one-upsmanship." You can never prove a point based on opinion...
Pablo Picasso: "Good artists copy, great artists steal." McCartney's always said The Beatles 'stole' more than anybody. Lennon's point was that Jagger acted as if The Stones were so revolutionary, and never admitted The Beatles' consistent influence on their work. ...I take it as "Imitation is the sincerest flattery." That, and there's only 12 notes/keys to work with, so everybody borrows from everybody. There's nothing new under the sun. Every painting has 3 colors as their basis.
that sub-par piece of shit I Wanna Be Your Man: The Rolling Stones' first single was a cover of Chuck Berry's "Come On." With Oldham dispatching fan club members to buy copies at record shops which were polled by the charts, it reached number 21 in the UK. During this tour the Rolling Stones recorded their second single, a Lennon/McCartney-penned number entitled "I Wanna Be Your Man; ....... it reached number 12 in the UK charts.
Many good points (except for your points on The Beatles.) Remember, they wrote The Stones 1st chart record, AND it was George's recommendation that got them signed in London to their 1st recording contract.) Stage presence does not equal consummate entertainers (see The Spice Girls.) I like Paul's comment on Oasis, as it could be said about Mick & The Boys: "They're derivative, and think too much of themselves." But I agree, I don't like but a couple of solo Lennon songs.
Lennon re: Jagger/Stones: I would like to just list what we did and what the Stones did two months after on every fuckin' album. Every fuckin' thing we did, Mick does exactly the same — he imitates us. And I would like one of you fuckin' underground people to point it out, you know "Satanic Majesties" is Pepper ...
mick is so amazing, one of the world greatest entertainers. Also he IS the most attractive man in the world. Exile On Maint Street was a great album, and rip this joint is one of my favorite tracks.
Well mate considering the Beatles broke up before the 70s, the Stones get that by default. But are you then implying that neither Lennon, McCartney, Harrison nor Starr had any good songs in the 70s?
the stones were a huge part of my youth. Keith was my hero for so long. I have moved on but still think the Stones were the greatest song-writers and blues-rock practitioners ever. They wrote SO many beautiful songs. Too bad they just play stadiums now--that is not a rock show. They have to play in a 5000-seat place to make it a real rock show.
I know what you mean. On The Hot Licks Tour (2002)they did a show at The Wiltern Theatre(3500-seats) It was the best show I have been to,ma. I don't think anything will top that in my life..Peace..
Great song!! I heard a Little Richard song that sounds exactly like this tune I think the stones lifted the pace and the groove but they would gladly admit it. They always supported thier heroes. Stray Cat Blues pace was lifted from the Velvet Undergrounds "Heroin". Mick freely admitted it. I love that about them. they aren't ashamed to pay homage to thier roots.
For all you little morons who don't like my previous comment, I will assume then that you like terrorists who kill innocent people. So, stick your stupidity where the sun doesn't shine, which would not include your head, because that has a hole in it.
better than livin up your arse with you. fucken horrible wanker. cunts like you make me sick. i'm gonna go join JI just to spite you. blow your arse up one day soon..
if mj and kr and been a little nicer to mick taylor he would have stayed. give the guy some writing credit and make him feel accepted and the stones keep on rockin. sad to say that by 75' the stones were on the downhill. i wish mick taylor would be invited back but he hasn't been so i guess that cements why he left in the first place
Part of what you say is true. But it is known he was shy, got tired of the "scene" and developed a nasty drug habit as did Richards. But he always felt a little out of place. Too bad, the guitar playing he laid down with The Stones were the best era for me anyway. I think he just got tired of it all. And with a habit it's easy to quit and not tour.
theres only 3 real stones. charlie mick and keith.BILL LEFT. BRIAN DIED. MICK DIDNT FIT.AND RONNIE IS A WORK HORSE. BUT TO BE HONEST . RONNIE IS A STONE TOO.THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN FUCKED WITHOUT HIM.
i remember reading an interview with taylor after he quit the stones. he said the main reason he quit--other then jagger and richards refusing him song writing credit on exile--was that he would get so bored playing live that each song seemed to go on forever.
Bored playin behind that band. Thats crazy. He was concentrating on his playing and wasn't flashy. The song writing credits, party scene, and feeling as if he was a little out of place did him in. Some of that has to do with replacing Jones, and developing a habit didn't help either.
Ca fait plaisir de voir des "jeunes" qui ont du goût !!! Dépêche-toi de compléter ta collection des Stones, the greatest rock'n'roll band in the world ever !! Saute en particulier sur "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out", pour moi le meilleur album de rock, toutes catégories confondues !
fucking jerks wouldn't even give the sax a spotlight.
ghostfacedragon 1 year ago
One helluva kick-ass Stones song. Nice to see it live in '72! Bobby Keyes + Mick Taylor = a great show.
moondough 1 year ago
classic [performance
would love to have seen them trying out the songs from exile,....
goonchistaw 1 year ago
***** raw,.....
goonchistaw 1 year ago
Oh so this is where Steven Tyler ripped his shtick off from.
thelibert1ne 1 year ago 5
keef <3
hotkeefinjection 1 year ago
damn lemme git a hit
srbrant 1 year ago
The sax solo makes this song what it is...GREAT rock & roll! Bobby Keyes is one of the few musicians in the world who actually makes the Stones sound better! Every sax solo he plays takes that particular song to a whole new level. His Brown Sugar solo is a timeless masterpiece, and go listen to his solo on Casino Boogie on Exile. I just can't get enough of his horn.
bluesmandoc 1 year ago 4
@bluesmandoc Bluesman...good call! The Stones were making fantastic music in '72, but they also knew how to pick great sidemen - and Keyes is one of them. You are so right - it takes an exceptional musician to know how to add, and not detract from a great song. To paraphrase BB - it's not just the notes you play, it's the notes you don't play. BTW - whatever happened to Bobby Keyes?
bobhentrich 1 year ago 2
G DAMN!!!!!! Webster's version of Rock N Roll
lioneltwain22 1 year ago
God.Keith is so cool! 8-)
Danielsalieri 2 years ago 8
I love it when Mick hits the horn player on the ass with his scarf, and the horn guy is like WTF!
PageandPlant4Life 2 years ago 2
Beatles sang harmonies live. Stones 'never' sing harmonies live. Jags 'always' rushes the lyrics. Stones 'change' songs to three chords. Stones live, best garage band in the world. (and I've seen stones live.)
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
If the Stones sang sterile harmonies like the Beatles it would've ruined the point of their existence.
steveconn 2 years ago
If by "sterile" you mean "in tune", you are obviously right.
pawelpap9 2 years ago
No, I meant sterile, as in a castrated boy's choir. Why the Stones' sloppiness and guts mean so much.
steveconn 2 years ago
I agree with what you have said. What I am saying is Stones do not sing harmonies live the same as Stones sing harmonies in studio. My comparison is that Beatles live tried to be as good as Beatles studio. Stones live do not attempt to be as good as Stones studio.
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
Simply not true - the Stones Bigger Bang tour had many moments of smoking musicianship and Mick singing strong vocals on Ruby Tuesday, Angie, Paint It Black, etc. etc. etc. The Beatles stuff thanks to George Martin's endless production always sounded overly polished and computerized anyway, so what does it matter if they sounded that way onstage? May as well be Moby onstage playing a sample.
steveconn 2 years ago
O.k. Good to hear they were 'making it happen.
What does it matter? When I pay for my ticket, I expect that musicians will perform at a level far above my level of musicianship (and my level ain't much).
Otherwise, get the neighborhood band together and play the songs our way...for free.
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
This is not quite true and not quite fair. Stones did sing harmonies live to their best limited abilities. Taking into account they had lead singer with limited voice and a backup singer who could not sing, they did quite well. Beatles had three signers who could sing perfect and complex harmonies. Also, most Beatles songs have very simple chord progressions, which stems from to a large extent from the limitations of the genre of music in which both bands excelled.
pawelpap9 2 years ago
Really? Did not know this. Thought Jagger was as good a singer as anyone. Only one backup singer? Keith? Not Bill and Charlie and Brian, Mick T.,Ron? If this is true, I have learned today. Thanks for info.
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
Can't beat 'Exile On Mainstreet'... what an album...
buckonz 2 years ago 2
yep
horbergaren 2 years ago
Love this song - thanks for the upload!
wjv4me 2 years ago
The dude is unreal. Love it.
straysailor 2 years ago
beatles good in studio, stones good in studio and stage...stones better! simply!
MrAlvarosantiagoferr 2 years ago 3
I might be oversimplifying things but what made the Stones better than the Beatles were songs/performances like this which were powerful, and had "oomph," if you know what I mean.
beggar81 2 years ago 2
I wish I had seen them in the 70s !!! To watch Mick there is like being in paradise :D I wanna see the Stones so bad that it even hurts ...
JaggerJulie 2 years ago 2
fucking brilliant. Jagger at his very very best
domehead09 2 years ago 3
Beatles.. Stones... the age old question to which there can be only one definitive answer.........................they both are awesome, Let it Bleed vs. Let it Be,, its all good either way.. But since were talking Stones this whole tour is just a rock n roll tutorial. and teden if you think this is the hardest song to pull off what do you think when you hear Hendrix play "Killing Floor" at Monterey????
seamlesscv1 2 years ago
B progression. I do not understand why the Stones did this song live. Ok, in the studio, it is a rockin freak fest. but live? this might be the hardest song to play live in the history of rock. save, 'search and destroy' by the stooges. but, i mean hell, why...try to play it live. it is impossible. yet..they did it.
teden20 2 years ago
Here's the deal - the Beatles were the biggest thing ever. There were all the English bands, and then there were the Beatles towering miles above, in record sales and influence.
BUT -
notice this clip is from 1972, two years after the Beatles split up. They hadn't played live since '66.
Huge difference. The Stones were always about live performance as well as making records. They've been at it, since this movie was made, for THIRTY-SEVEN years, and had been together almost TEN by '72.
frankffoxx 2 years ago
Beatles were like McDonald's. Billions and Billions sold, but who are Happy Meals for anyway? Stones are for people who don't like the grit all polished off, the fans that count.
steveconn 2 years ago 2
@frankffoxx
You seem to be forgetting the rooftop concert. Easily bits in musicality anything Stones eve came up with. Well, maybe I am exaggerating, but just a tiny bit :-)
pawelpap9 2 years ago
Rooftop show like a performance at a nursing home. Stones would've plunged them to the street.
steveconn 2 years ago
I agree. If you are into wild jumping and out of tune singing, you've got a point.
Not that I do not love Stones, though :-)
pawelpap9 2 years ago
best band ever and jagger is unique!!!!
soaresnezinha 2 years ago
(1970 Interview) ROLLING STONE: What do you think of the Stones today?
LENNON: I think it's a lot of hype. I like "Honky Tonk Woman" but I think Mick's a joke, with all that fag dancing, I always did. I enjoy it, I'll probably go and see his films and all, like everybody else, but really, I think it's a joke. But they are not in the same class (as The Beatles), music-wise or power-wise, never were.
randytoma 2 years ago
Lennon just liked to nervously mouth off because he threw his career away to be with no-talent Yoko while the Stones continued to be world conquerers. Beatles were smiley family friendly entertainers (and completely lifeless onstage compared to the Stones) with a few hard tracks buried on the White Album while the Stones delivered single after single of balls-out Rock. Lennon just couldn't handle being stuck in a moped band. Pathetic, mouthy egomaniac walled up in the Dakota. Sad end.
steveconn 2 years ago
True, no one can equal Bill Wyman's or Mick Taylor's stage presence (They were too busy being MUSICIANS.) Can you say "POSER?
randytoma 2 years ago
Mick alone had more stage presence than the bobbing up and down Beatles combined. No, but I can say JEALOUS ASSHOLE.
steveconn 2 years ago
I'm sure Mick is jealous of the Beatles, otherwise, why would he copy their every move? (Let It Be ...Let It Bleed ...)
randytoma 2 years ago
Dude, just go play Beatles Rock Band and pretend the band is still together. I gotta go tickets for the next Stones tour...
steveconn 2 years ago
I saw The Stones in '66 here in Memphis, again in 1975, in '93, and I won 2 pairs of tickets to the "Babble -On" tour in NM, and in St. Louis. I love The Stones, and I know you'll see a great show. I'm just playing devil's advocate, that's all. I just don't think they've progressed much since '73. Thanks for the insight. Didn't mean for it to disentegrate into a game of "one-upsmanship." You can never prove a point based on opinion...
randytoma 2 years ago
Sure, whatever.
steveconn 2 years ago
hmmm....Chuck Berry's "Let It Rock"
locustman1 2 years ago
Pablo Picasso: "Good artists copy, great artists steal." McCartney's always said The Beatles 'stole' more than anybody. Lennon's point was that Jagger acted as if The Stones were so revolutionary, and never admitted The Beatles' consistent influence on their work. ...I take it as "Imitation is the sincerest flattery." That, and there's only 12 notes/keys to work with, so everybody borrows from everybody. There's nothing new under the sun. Every painting has 3 colors as their basis.
randytoma 2 years ago
Name the first song to 'chart' sung by the Stones. Name the composers of that song.
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
Sure - it was Come On, by Chuck Berry. Ranked 21 in the UK charts in 1963. Next question.
steveconn 2 years ago 2
You quote me very well:
randytoma (2 hours ago)
that sub-par piece of shit I Wanna Be Your Man: The Rolling Stones' first single was a cover of Chuck Berry's "Come On." With Oldham dispatching fan club members to buy copies at record shops which were polled by the charts, it reached number 21 in the UK. During this tour the Rolling Stones recorded their second single, a Lennon/McCartney-penned number entitled "I Wanna Be Your Man; ....... it reached number 12 in the UK charts.
randytoma 2 years ago
Whoa! Outstanding! I thought it was the Beatle song. Well done.
Apples and Oranges, both fruit (no innuendos intended.)
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
"Plastic Soul, ...plastic soul")
randytoma 2 years ago
What??? You don't think that 'Don't Worry Kyoko, Mummie's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow' is the greatest rock song of all time???
If you have not done so, look up Dirty Mac. Now there was a 'band' (true, one gig.)
Beatles and Stones performed on each other's albums (really)
Rock musicians = Egomaniacs? Now you are being silly.
rjpancerniCAUSA 2 years ago
Many good points (except for your points on The Beatles.) Remember, they wrote The Stones 1st chart record, AND it was George's recommendation that got them signed in London to their 1st recording contract.) Stage presence does not equal consummate entertainers (see The Spice Girls.) I like Paul's comment on Oasis, as it could be said about Mick & The Boys: "They're derivative, and think too much of themselves." But I agree, I don't like but a couple of solo Lennon songs.
randytoma 2 years ago
Mick doing his best Tina Turner
randytoma 2 years ago
People make Tina comparisons but she never had Mick's gonzo energy onstage; he's a class unto himself.
steveconn 2 years ago
Lennon re: Jagger/Stones: I would like to just list what we did and what the Stones did two months after on every fuckin' album. Every fuckin' thing we did, Mick does exactly the same — he imitates us. And I would like one of you fuckin' underground people to point it out, you know "Satanic Majesties" is Pepper ...
randytoma 2 years ago
mick is so amazing, one of the world greatest entertainers. Also he IS the most attractive man in the world. Exile On Maint Street was a great album, and rip this joint is one of my favorite tracks.
Heathledgerjoker1234 2 years ago
are there any video lessons for the whole exile on main street?
juancarloscondegarci 2 years ago
Perfect. And, I agree; Beatles v Stone: apples and oranges
randystacey 2 years ago
Apples v. doorknobs
randytoma 2 years ago
my fav song from Exile! mick jagger is so epic
netowner666 2 years ago
Better than the Beatles? That whole thing is really tired. It's apples and oranges.
PeterMayer 2 years ago 2
Agree how somebody compare Beatles to Stones?Both are great and both created their own unique style.
MsScarlettWoman20 2 years ago 2
fuck you beatles!
MrAlvarosantiagoferr 2 years ago
ok then............
PeterMayer 2 years ago
Uhu!
helenawf 2 years ago
Is that an armadillo?
FlippityFlopFlop 2 years ago
spettacoloooooooooo
macellomarra 2 years ago
more drugs
wisesatyr72 2 years ago
great
showman3211 2 years ago
LMAO at Keith rocking it up with Charlie......while Mick Taylor is asleep at the wheel. Great song from a masterpiece of an album.
goldthorpe1 2 years ago
Best band ever, period. best decade for rock. Besides Stones peaking, you also had Who, Zep, and Floyd, at thier best.
doylesdad 2 years ago 2
better than the beatles
showman3211 2 years ago
Wow! Forgot Exile had so many great songs. This is my favorite Stones period, 69-72. Mick Taylor was awesome!
bammeron1 2 years ago
I agree. He was the last good guitarist in the Stones. Very talented author too.
dorzsboss 2 years ago
My favorite Rolling Stones song which is saying a lot considering the plethora of great songs in their discography.
MrMuffStench 2 years ago
Even better than the album version. Outstanding!
steveconn 2 years ago
great song
789pequignot 2 years ago 3
ROCK ROCK ROCK !!! BOBBY KEYS IS GREAT !
punkrocker1974 2 years ago
rest in peace with our joint
ammccg 2 years ago
RIP THIS JOINT!!!!!!!!
dandeexxxx 2 years ago
best time ever all the dope and bitches and all the guitars you can ever have..
wisesatyr72 2 years ago 2
i wanna go back to the 70's good drugs cool clothes great music!
redheadstepchyld 2 years ago 9
i just " listened " to this song an hour ago with my friends... if you catch my drift... lol
soundwaveOD457 2 years ago 2
One big difference when comparing the Stones to the Beatles is: after 1970, they had some other really good years.
klinsmeier 2 years ago
Well mate considering the Beatles broke up before the 70s, the Stones get that by default. But are you then implying that neither Lennon, McCartney, Harrison nor Starr had any good songs in the 70s?
RanceSpergl 2 years ago
Photograph, Silly Love Songs, Give me Love, and Mind Games don't compare to the full on 70's Stones.
steveconn 2 years ago 2
would'nt ya like 2 grab on 2 a piece of this...ladies & gentlemen...the greatest rock and roll band in the world...THE ROLLING STONES!!!
jimmythecreep 2 years ago
In D, use chords: D, A, G, Em
greets
ZiegeGF 2 years ago 3
the stones were a huge part of my youth. Keith was my hero for so long. I have moved on but still think the Stones were the greatest song-writers and blues-rock practitioners ever. They wrote SO many beautiful songs. Too bad they just play stadiums now--that is not a rock show. They have to play in a 5000-seat place to make it a real rock show.
murthanan 2 years ago
I know what you mean. On The Hot Licks Tour (2002)they did a show at The Wiltern Theatre(3500-seats) It was the best show I have been to,ma. I don't think anything will top that in my life..Peace..
LBjim 2 years ago
ROCKIN!!!!!!!!
kingofthedeep 2 years ago 3
Or an eight gram joint...
gibsondude123 2 years ago
now i want some cocaine....
MrDurdan1776 2 years ago 6
what the crap........ chill with the arguing.....
showman3211 2 years ago 7
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dandeexxxx 2 years ago
mick looks like he might be packing down there lol
mtnbkr1965 2 years ago
yeah
showman3211 2 years ago
Only Mick could get away with wearing that outfit.
Winterstick549 2 years ago 5
Jumpy a good second track for exile works well after rocks off
dimesy94 2 years ago 2
It just had to be sax driven this number.Bobby Keys delivered it good syle and made this one of the best R&Roll numbers by the Stones at their peak.
bluddywaters 2 years ago
Great song!! I heard a Little Richard song that sounds exactly like this tune I think the stones lifted the pace and the groove but they would gladly admit it. They always supported thier heroes. Stray Cat Blues pace was lifted from the Velvet Undergrounds "Heroin". Mick freely admitted it. I love that about them. they aren't ashamed to pay homage to thier roots.
andy65guitar 2 years ago
As Leonard Cohen once said: The half assed one borrowes, the genious steals!
tmaarud 2 years ago
Leonard Cohen stole that from Picasso. "A god artist borrowes, a great artist steals."
923tomtom 2 years ago
wow, cool, i didn't know that...thanx for the input.
tmaarud 2 years ago
The Velvet Underground are their 'roots' huh?
candelise 2 years ago
mick jagger is awesome
bostonkane 2 years ago 3
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This song should be blared from US helicopters as they kill the fuck out of Muslim terrorists.
rockyracune 2 years ago
Wait...
I'm getting something over the news wire...
THIS JUST IN: You're an arse.
kdrive 2 years ago 3
For all you little morons who don't like my previous comment, I will assume then that you like terrorists who kill innocent people. So, stick your stupidity where the sun doesn't shine, which would not include your head, because that has a hole in it.
rockyracune 2 years ago
no one gives a shit dickhead.
granola4thahighrolla 2 years ago
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Granola, go lick a terrorist's asshole then. You probably still live in your mother's basement.
rockyracune 2 years ago
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better than livin up your arse with you. fucken horrible wanker. cunts like you make me sick. i'm gonna go join JI just to spite you. blow your arse up one day soon..
granola4thahighrolla 2 years ago
Get the fuck outta here.
kingofthedeep 2 years ago
got the cocksucker blues today?
tmaarud 2 years ago 2
The Stones circa 1969-1972 delivered the most soulful and energetic rock EVER!!
bguitarbrown1 2 years ago 6
totally agree
papafritaontherocks 2 years ago 2
this song is the definition of rock and roll
funnycarrot 2 years ago 6
A gem among others.
candelise 2 years ago
A band that delivers!
Taylor's influence during this time was magic.
administration7Z 2 years ago 2
Mick's fucking ripping!!!!!!
spd13062 2 years ago
ESSA MUSICA E FODA!!!!!
rafaelkyuss 2 years ago
Such a bad ass song.
cornmancer 2 years ago
Mick jAgger's the ultimate rockstar..The band is on fire
wisesatyr72 2 years ago 7
much as i love the guitars- keef and mick taylor rocked SO hard- it's the sax dude! i'm almost 54 and THAT was the best sax i eveer had! mmm yummy
kaleykitten 2 years ago
Yup!!!!!!!!
kingofthedeep 2 years ago
bobby keys
dandeexxxx 2 years ago
The Greatest EVER! Bar None! Too many classics to compete with! Stones Rule. Will never die.
kingofthedeep 2 years ago 5
MAMA SAID YEAH, PAPA SAID NO
fran1211 3 years ago 2
I luv this frigging band!!!!!
D0CGONZO 3 years ago
This... is... THE ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC!
bluesrock88 3 years ago 4
NO, he is on rock'n roll haha
VonClev 3 years ago 3
ROCK AND ROLL FEVER!!!!!!!!!!
bluesrock88 3 years ago 4
haha I love when I swings his "pant-scarf" on the sax player! haha not to mention his last rolls on the floor!
VonClev 3 years ago
I don't know why, but every time I listen to this song, it makes me think of Gengis Khan and his hordes sweeping through the world...
zorbazig 3 years ago
if I were taken by an alien spaceship and told I had to give them one example of what rock and roll music was-thiswould be it
dandeexxxx 3 years ago 4
if mj and kr and been a little nicer to mick taylor he would have stayed. give the guy some writing credit and make him feel accepted and the stones keep on rockin. sad to say that by 75' the stones were on the downhill. i wish mick taylor would be invited back but he hasn't been so i guess that cements why he left in the first place
bacardibum 3 years ago
Part of what you say is true. But it is known he was shy, got tired of the "scene" and developed a nasty drug habit as did Richards. But he always felt a little out of place. Too bad, the guitar playing he laid down with The Stones were the best era for me anyway. I think he just got tired of it all. And with a habit it's easy to quit and not tour.
kingofthedeep 3 years ago
yeah your comment i found more true on that note.
dkstryker 3 years ago
taylors fantastic..but i think that they did great stuff after,all bands fade :(
but their later albums etc i love...keep smiling
panda606 3 years ago
theres only 3 real stones. charlie mick and keith.BILL LEFT. BRIAN DIED. MICK DIDNT FIT.AND RONNIE IS A WORK HORSE. BUT TO BE HONEST . RONNIE IS A STONE TOO.THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN FUCKED WITHOUT HIM.
wap9 3 years ago 2
Yeah, but if it wasnt for Brian, there would be no Stones.
phoenixstl1 3 years ago
that's bullshit,Charlie is the man
rollingstone66666 3 years ago
Do you homework. Brian founded the stones. No Brian.. no stones.
phoenixstl1 3 years ago
you are wrong bitch,no cahrlie no stones no beatles no chuk berry no goddamn rock and roll music
rollingstone66666 3 years ago
a band is founded by all the members of it.
roosje91isis 3 years ago
yeah but realize he couldnt do much musically by 1967. he was a vegitable crippling slowly.
dkstryker 3 years ago
One cannot underestimate Bobby Keys, Jim Price and Ian Stewart were to the Rolling Stones. Everything was in perfect place for the 72 tour.
walliegirl2 3 years ago
dont forget hopkins!
aripahs 3 years ago 2
to be honest taylor was the BEST stone.
aripahs 3 years ago
Vous savez, Exile on main street...n'est ce pas un des meilleurs albums stonien?! ♥
serialrockeuse07 3 years ago 2
Ville Nellcote ?
wwe145 3 years ago
0:25-0:34.....keith look so fuckkin cool
rokericatinchy25795 3 years ago 2
mick taylor looks so bored. no wonder he quit the band.
elvishitler 3 years ago
He always looks like that...Bill Wyman was no thunderbolt himself.
BustaLip 3 years ago 3
i remember reading an interview with taylor after he quit the stones. he said the main reason he quit--other then jagger and richards refusing him song writing credit on exile--was that he would get so bored playing live that each song seemed to go on forever.
elvishitler 3 years ago
Bored playin behind that band. Thats crazy. He was concentrating on his playing and wasn't flashy. The song writing credits, party scene, and feeling as if he was a little out of place did him in. Some of that has to do with replacing Jones, and developing a habit didn't help either.
kingofthedeep 3 years ago
2:15... lmao
xGnRxLive 3 years ago
Mais oui certains jeunes n'écoute pas rihanna! Comme moi! Hahaha les stones c'était la jeunesse de mes parents, ce sera la mienne
serialrockeuse07 3 years ago
Bravo serialrockeuse ! Je t'épouse demain si tu veux !!! ;-)))
zorbazig 3 years ago
the stones in a club is the best
gterry4556 3 years ago
Si c'est pas énorme ca! J'ai eu exile on main street ya un mois, et jai jamais autant écouté un album! xD
serialrockeuse07 3 years ago
Ca fait plaisir de voir des "jeunes" qui ont du goût !!! Dépêche-toi de compléter ta collection des Stones, the greatest rock'n'roll band in the world ever !! Saute en particulier sur "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out", pour moi le meilleur album de rock, toutes catégories confondues !
zorbazig 3 years ago
translator please someone.
dkstryker 3 years ago
thankz for putting this vid up......love it.
stones at their peak.
amen.
tommyd417 3 years ago
Listen to em almost ever day. Endless jams.
kingofthedeep 3 years ago
One of their bests ! Thanx RWeGhosts !
zorbazig 3 years ago
shaddoooooooooobbbeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
lookylooky2006 3 years ago
Ohhhh they're so stoned!
FuckingGodess 3 years ago
I can see his junk mmmmmmm... I watched about 8x :o
bloodyslit 3 years ago
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Your fucking wack
kingofthedeep 3 years ago
You are right, you would know. Kingofthedeep knows all meet him at the top of the mountain and win eternal life.
bloodyslit 3 years ago
RIP THIS JOINT NOW!!!
Jaggerzita 3 years ago
muy bueno!
stonescourt3 3 years ago
that's rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bluesrock88 3 years ago 2
oh yeah! OH YEAH!
freejack 3 years ago
oh yeah
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Lemme in Sweetie to your Fair land!
ih8tbush 3 years ago
GO MAN GO!!!!!!
kingofthedeep 3 years ago