RIP BILLY PRESTON . Billy had alot to do with EXILE ON MAIN ST..... A great player and he was a great addition to the STONES . RIP BRIAN JONES as well.
Obviously I head the Stones version first, but after hearing Phish cover it at F8, this just doesn't do it for me as much. Even if you're not a Phish fan, check out their cover of this song from "Festival 8". A friend of a friend paid like $500 for Stones tickets, and that's not scalped, apparently they don't fuck around with their ticket pricing haha.
I remember when my daughter Carolina was born, and she slept at night I walked with her in my arms and she looked at me and sweetly smiled and slept while I was singing this song for her. Some years passed and the Rolling Stones are still a very important part in my life.
nice work-out of one of the Stones best........still miss Mick Taylor and his incredible facility, all those blissful leads, and he didn't consider himself of real importance, thats so sad.......like Charlie said in the STONES in their own words, when Mick was w/them beautiful spaces opened up for him and the music...........Ronnie is ok thought, mixes with Keith well. and of course KEEF is the sound of the greatest rock and roll band that ever walked the earth. LONG live the ROLLING STONES!
took the sky train into Vancouver to see the Stones in 2006, It was snowing. Had seats in the 6th row, couldn't afford them, put them on a credit card. Was hoping for Van Morrison but Bonnie was great. What a magical evening, even if I'm paying off that credit card when I'm 80, it was worth it. Just to feel the vibes...........Shine a Light, like the evening sun. oozes cool.
Mick is in such superb voice here & Bonnie Raitt's own singing is so seemingly effortless. Proof positive yet again that The Stones are well-able to do as Keef is quoted as saying to Mick: "let's grow this thing up". Fabulous stuff.
@Iputrandomstuff no it's what she sings on this version, the version on exile is
"berber jewry jangling down the street, make you flirt your eyes @ ev'ry woman that you meet" jagger sings it differently on other live versions , but the original lyric is
what i said, listen to exile or the version on here from the album (the one with nrly 295,000 views,)
great version but... bonnie keeping looking at the lyrics all the time made me nervous man! she didn't know what song she was going to sing until the last minute?
Glad that I`m not the only one that enjoyed that. It was a really strange marriage of the Stones R&B stylings against Preston`s gospel roots. Thanks for the comments.
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He's the favorite of every guitar hobbyist and washed-up amatuer and lesson-giver in the USA. That's because he's a craftsman, not an artist. Great guitarists tell a short story with their solos Taylr demonstrates that he's sure fingered and fast--You want blues, listen to the originals like Son House. Avoid the epigones and mimics.
sure - what do people like bob dylan, alvin lee, pierre morlen, john mayall, mike oldfield, jack bruce, john phillips, herbie mann, anton fier, billy preston (and what do you know, the stones themselves!) know about selecting a guitar player with feel?? a lot less than you, eh?
Well he left because he was treated like crap. Many people left the Stones one way or the other. Anyway, this version is nothing special. The original is great though. And thanks for uploading.
Yeah, You are right about Mick not getting treated properly with all the songs from his era with the Stones. His era was the best and the most creative and that the band ever done..Exile on Main Steet is thei best album Bar none!!..He should have been treated better and voiced his unhappiness at the time, maybe he would have never quit. Oh well!!...Great post
don't know how many people agree, incl. mick t. himself. the slide the band took on "goats head soup" was confirmed by "it's only rock & roll". taylor's work with alvin lee, mayall, jack bruce, dylan, joe henry & solo has been far more interesting than anything the stones have done since "exile...". if you play for awards shows and glitz, the stones are where you want to be. if you want to create works of art, why would you want to get stuck playing "brown sugar" rewrites for 30 years?
Taylor is a session man and a bore. Ronnie Wood plays with wit, originality and wrote great songs with his band, with The Faces, and the Beck Group and Stones. Taylr can't write--he's a mimic. The band was great before him and better w/out him. Looking for a great Stone? Jones, Wyman, Hopkins. Taylor? Meh.
ah, i see - well...the stones sure took full advantage of ronnie wood's vast musical skillset by including him on a full 1/2 of their last CD. keith and mick obviously feel strongly about the value of his contributions! and let's see - on the last LP taylor played on for the stones - he played guitar, bass keyboard, and percussion. yep, he was pretty useless there.
Your'e saying he's a session man. Right. Who did nothing before or after the Stones and is boorish and boring in concert and who wrote---um--NO songs at all on his own. Hmm. His playing is interchangeable with all the other BB King note-for-notes. Wood wrote classic rock songs, claimed his own territory. Again: The Stones were great before MT, great after him, (he left them what? 30 years ago? More?) and this new shit about his "contribution" is absurd.
no, *you* said that about MT. the stones were great before MT?? as in their performance at "the rock & roll circus"?? check it out, it happened before you were born - no wonder it's release was delayed for 30 years. and as for ron wood's "interchangeability" - in musician circles it's known as "staying out of the way if you don't know the song", i.e. ron wood's "interchangeability" with jeff beck on "going down" at one of the ARMS shows in '83...found here on youtube. check it out for a laugh!
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I saw the Stones, live, in 1963 in London. They were amazing. for years after they got better. When Taylr joined, he almost wrecked the band with his imitation simalacra "blues." I saw the R^R circus on tv and they were and are great. Like the Who. I saw Ron Wood first with Beck ad Stewart, LA, 68, Shrine auditorium. Then with the Faces. ALL those folks have superb solo albums and have written great songs. Except Taylor--who is just a humorless mechanic. A tracing pad guitarist. Now fuck ff.
haha - well, there's an objective opinion for you - one unclouded by a misguided sense of, "i must relish the sound of every fart these guys ever made". guys i have worked with, who *played* at the rock & roll circus - don't share your opinion though. sure, i have seen multiple configurations of all these artists in various places...and the stones had moments...not on the level of the pretty things or the yardbirds, but they had great production & studio players to make their records sound good.
Sure is amazing how great production and studio players have been making these talentless nobodies, Jagger and Richards, legends...despite the opinions of people who "played" (?)" at the circus. You stick to Alvin Lee and M Taylor, dude--or did it ever occur to you to listen to the original blues players? Not the faded kitschy Xerox white guy copies, but the real blues? And leave rock to people who can rock.
yes it is - kudos to whoever made the production choices way back when (i.e. jimmy miller). and of course, you'd know more than anyone who played at the "rock & roll circus" gig now, wouldn't you? after all - you saw it on TV! how versed i am in the blues masters is a question only in your mind - that's fine by me. what escaped your impressive reading comprehension is, i did find a lot of stones stuff to be "good" - but the "greatest rock & roll band in the world"? nope - perhaps "best marketed"
Wood: Gasloine Alley, Every Picture Tells a Story, MORE, The Birds' songs, dozens more, in addition to fantastic bass with the Beck group. The Stones have written and produced undisputed clasics of rock--from Out of Our Heads to 12 x5 to Beween the Buttons to Bigger Bang. Keith's solo album from 88 is a masterpiece. Taylor has written nothing and was only passable when with the Stones. YOU put quotes around "played" at the R&R Circus--what the fuck did that mean? They ran lights?
you don't read so good, do you? many (not all, of course) of those record are OK, though i can name many by other bands that were "undisputedly" as good or better. what you call "a masterpiece" was not universally heralded as such - perhaps a "moment" on it though was an appearance by taylor/bobby k. and yes, i put quotes around "played"...you think you are so clever, then you can surely put the puzzle together. i have nothing to prove to someone worshiping at the alter of bum note guitar gods.
probably you are deaf...nobody may play gimme shelter, brown sugar, all down the line, bitch etc..like mick taylor. off course ron wood will never able.
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differnt time in life -they are not as wild as they use to be The STONES they so fucking big -when 25,000.00fans not going to see them - we still have Keith and he was to die way back
For all my friends who passed over 'cause they had just a little too much milk 'n honey for breakfast, may your sheets stay stain-free, and fly free from now on, wherever you are...RILove...
Hi! I was searching the song "Shine a light", and not the movie trailers of the film, film that I'm gonna see, for sure ; for the Stones as for M.Scorcese! In all cases, thanks to have put this song here, 5*! BYE!
Very nice, very nice! We got Van Morrison here on that tour (totally fabulous!) ... Glad you caught that seemingly last tour with such a great artist as Bonnie Raitt. She works very well with Jagger.
It's funny though, with all of that Mick Jagger and Bonnie Raitt, throw in a little Keith Richards, the bass player was nowhere to be seen! Which, in my opinion, is the highlight of the song.
I caught a glimpse of him for about 1 second at 3:39.
She is truly amazing, making anyone she sings/plays with better (even the Stones...amazing!). Just imagaine if she'd've brought her guitar for this one...what a jamfest!
Amazing!! long life rock n roll, long life the rolling stones, great video! Bonnie Raitt the best, I'll be in the first seat looking for tickets for "shine a light" thanks for posting oshelmac, saludos desde Peru
MY FAVORITIST EVER EVER EVER YOUTUBE VIDEO>> the best sweetest RONNIE lead guitar evah. and my sistah bonnie from the rhythm and blues foundation.. this is the best best EVAH.. god bless Bonnie for her open heart
Great performance!!
publius1564 1 month ago
"Puede que el buen señor brille una luz por ti." POR ESO ME ENCANTAN LOS ROLLING STONES!!!
satisacro 7 months ago
ボニー・レイット、綺麗に歳を重ねていますね。この人がスライド・ギター弾く姿、好きでした!「SHINE A LIGHT」、「EXILE ON MAIN STREET」に入ってた曲ですよね。このアルバムがストーンズの中では一番好きです、今も。
megadora1969 8 months ago
Check out my old band's version from the 90's.
Nabou1 9 months ago
@Nabou1 no
satisacro 7 months ago
RIP BILLY PRESTON . Billy had alot to do with EXILE ON MAIN ST..... A great player and he was a great addition to the STONES . RIP BRIAN JONES as well.
Cupidville 9 months ago
God, my dad faved this.. ¬n¬"
ilysimsville 9 months ago
God bless you Brian.
hurricanekiki 10 months ago
RIP, Jones....
badluckhoppy 10 months ago
Awesome.
Nabou1 11 months ago
this is great thanks for posting
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MoniRokse 1 year ago
beautiful!
ashotaway 1 year ago
I don't understand what they did at the end - Mick totally blew her off! I felt so bad for her - they did a great job on this sone.
rockgirl62able 1 year ago
Their faces are getting ugly, but they still sound beautiful...
ErikMartijn 1 year ago
Obviously I head the Stones version first, but after hearing Phish cover it at F8, this just doesn't do it for me as much. Even if you're not a Phish fan, check out their cover of this song from "Festival 8". A friend of a friend paid like $500 for Stones tickets, and that's not scalped, apparently they don't fuck around with their ticket pricing haha.
MarcoGreenberg 1 year ago
@MarcoGreenberg They've got expensive habits.
TheSanityInspector 1 year ago
Man that is awesome!
Greybro 1 year ago
warm like the evening sun..
hoosierhiver 1 year ago
I remember when my daughter Carolina was born, and she slept at night I walked with her in my arms and she looked at me and sweetly smiled and slept while I was singing this song for her. Some years passed and the Rolling Stones are still a very important part in my life.
unbolita 1 year ago 2
Grande Ronnie sei il migliore !!!!!
68wooddy 1 year ago
nice work-out of one of the Stones best........still miss Mick Taylor and his incredible facility, all those blissful leads, and he didn't consider himself of real importance, thats so sad.......like Charlie said in the STONES in their own words, when Mick was w/them beautiful spaces opened up for him and the music...........Ronnie is ok thought, mixes with Keith well. and of course KEEF is the sound of the greatest rock and roll band that ever walked the earth. LONG live the ROLLING STONES!
666666werewolf 1 year ago 2
this is the classical I prefer stones until start up..then really shit....
antoniomd19 1 year ago
This songs just brings up my spirit, no matter in what situation. This band is god's band.
ikikumm 1 year ago
"When your drunk in the alley with your clothes all torn and your late night friends leave you in the cold gray dawn..."
alaswoe2u 1 year ago
best band ever!
masmolando 1 year ago
took the sky train into Vancouver to see the Stones in 2006, It was snowing. Had seats in the 6th row, couldn't afford them, put them on a credit card. Was hoping for Van Morrison but Bonnie was great. What a magical evening, even if I'm paying off that credit card when I'm 80, it was worth it. Just to feel the vibes...........Shine a Light, like the evening sun. oozes cool.
LightninStruck 1 year ago
@wichrau
Billy Preston's dead? I hadn't heard. Sort of proves your point.
I'd say what made that album was the writing. But i agree Billy's work on it was superb.
foxyvosje 1 year ago
Mick is in such superb voice here & Bonnie Raitt's own singing is so seemingly effortless. Proof positive yet again that The Stones are well-able to do as Keef is quoted as saying to Mick: "let's grow this thing up". Fabulous stuff.
originaldivinylsfan 1 year ago
Happy Birthday Charlie and Ronnie!!!!
rafaultimate69 1 year ago
Incredible!!! Just So Lovely...I got goose-bumps! Thanks for putting up
rubyrose456 1 year ago
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What a Great! Performance!
jacqueclouseau 1 year ago
Make every song you sing, your favorite tune!
Great lyrics
Great Song
Great performance
Greratest BAND to ever live!!!!!
Stones for ever
thedevilssympathy 1 year ago 2
@Iputrandomstuff no it's what she sings on this version, the version on exile is
"berber jewry jangling down the street, make you flirt your eyes @ ev'ry woman that you meet" jagger sings it differently on other live versions , but the original lyric is
what i said, listen to exile or the version on here from the album (the one with nrly 295,000 views,)
goonchistaw 1 year ago
Wow...Bonnie Raitt..Great song and Bonnie fits perfect with these guys she's so fuckin cool. This is rock n roll at its best!!
cusick6364 1 year ago 4
Shine a light on all of you !
flolittlejohn 1 year ago 2
wonderful
TheLucianoi 1 year ago
Nice Tribute to Sir Brian Jones
Cupidville 1 year ago 3
great version but... bonnie keeping looking at the lyrics all the time made me nervous man! she didn't know what song she was going to sing until the last minute?
PindamonhaMAN 2 years ago
My absolute favorite Stones tune. Great version w. Bonnie Raitt. Nice post.
venicesurfer73 2 years ago 2
yeah it's really sad...all those great tunes and groups he played with...not to mention his backup vocal work which is so awesome on exile
jazzgit335 2 years ago
Glad that I`m not the only one that enjoyed that. It was a really strange marriage of the Stones R&B stylings against Preston`s gospel roots. Thanks for the comments.
pilesovinyl 2 years ago 2
This is great, never seen it before. I miss Billy Preston`s amazing keyboards but this is really nice anyway. What a great song...
pilesovinyl 2 years ago 3
the stones will be acitve in 2010 baby. its my life long dream/goal to see them live and its happening now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kieth is tryin to get te stones in the studio and then 2010 tour.
IM EXCITED
thedevilssympathy 2 years ago 3
i know. ITS MY DREAM AS WELL.
how old are you? omg im 17 and i've been waiting for another chance to see the stones. since i didnt get to go to their last tour.
SO EXCITED :)
jessus92 2 years ago
same im turning 19 so fuckin excited
thedevilssympathy 2 years ago
woooot. stones tour :):)
jessus92 2 years ago
the best band ever !!!!!
123zwiebel 2 years ago 3
I love this song, and this live version is tre-sweet!
I hope I can see them every time they come to the states. /Cuz I like it!
TREYOLDHIPPIE 2 years ago
This is for you dad!! You have guided me through my whole life and always will!! This is for you! Prost! Lieb dich so viel!!
Flesch84 2 years ago
I love them :)
TerroGirL 2 years ago
This song is actually about Brian Jones.
And Mick Taylor is a really great guitarist. There aren`t many to jam with Hendrix. His solo on original recording is briliant.
Ronnie Wood is also one fucking amazing guitarist. Listen to some Faces records, his solos are awesome.
belejSLO 2 years ago 3
yeah you are right mick taylor is an awesome guitarist
kriswendell 2 years ago
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He's the favorite of every guitar hobbyist and washed-up amatuer and lesson-giver in the USA. That's because he's a craftsman, not an artist. Great guitarists tell a short story with their solos Taylr demonstrates that he's sure fingered and fast--You want blues, listen to the originals like Son House. Avoid the epigones and mimics.
jblacktree 2 years ago
sure - what do people like bob dylan, alvin lee, pierre morlen, john mayall, mike oldfield, jack bruce, john phillips, herbie mann, anton fier, billy preston (and what do you know, the stones themselves!) know about selecting a guitar player with feel?? a lot less than you, eh?
dljone9 2 years ago
They are so good together!
Thank you!
louiseduvee 2 years ago
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dear oh dear boring fucking shite!! these dull cunts need to give it up!!
mjd775 2 years ago
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ronnie wood rocks who the fuck is mick taylor
ALLEYJOE 2 years ago
lol
Benningsen07 2 years ago
ronnie is the man!
lloyd8893 2 years ago
LOL!!..Mick Taylor is the man who made the biggest mistake in Rock N Roll history, DUDE who the fuck would leave the Stones?.....
LBjim 2 years ago
Well he left because he was treated like crap. Many people left the Stones one way or the other. Anyway, this version is nothing special. The original is great though. And thanks for uploading.
sakalan 2 years ago
Yeah, You are right about Mick not getting treated properly with all the songs from his era with the Stones. His era was the best and the most creative and that the band ever done..Exile on Main Steet is thei best album Bar none!!..He should have been treated better and voiced his unhappiness at the time, maybe he would have never quit. Oh well!!...Great post
LBjim 2 years ago
don't know how many people agree, incl. mick t. himself. the slide the band took on "goats head soup" was confirmed by "it's only rock & roll". taylor's work with alvin lee, mayall, jack bruce, dylan, joe henry & solo has been far more interesting than anything the stones have done since "exile...". if you play for awards shows and glitz, the stones are where you want to be. if you want to create works of art, why would you want to get stuck playing "brown sugar" rewrites for 30 years?
dljone9 2 years ago
Taylor is a session man and a bore. Ronnie Wood plays with wit, originality and wrote great songs with his band, with The Faces, and the Beck Group and Stones. Taylr can't write--he's a mimic. The band was great before him and better w/out him. Looking for a great Stone? Jones, Wyman, Hopkins. Taylor? Meh.
jblacktree 2 years ago
ah, i see - well...the stones sure took full advantage of ronnie wood's vast musical skillset by including him on a full 1/2 of their last CD. keith and mick obviously feel strongly about the value of his contributions! and let's see - on the last LP taylor played on for the stones - he played guitar, bass keyboard, and percussion. yep, he was pretty useless there.
dljone9 2 years ago
Your'e saying he's a session man. Right. Who did nothing before or after the Stones and is boorish and boring in concert and who wrote---um--NO songs at all on his own. Hmm. His playing is interchangeable with all the other BB King note-for-notes. Wood wrote classic rock songs, claimed his own territory. Again: The Stones were great before MT, great after him, (he left them what? 30 years ago? More?) and this new shit about his "contribution" is absurd.
jblacktree 2 years ago
no, *you* said that about MT. the stones were great before MT?? as in their performance at "the rock & roll circus"?? check it out, it happened before you were born - no wonder it's release was delayed for 30 years. and as for ron wood's "interchangeability" - in musician circles it's known as "staying out of the way if you don't know the song", i.e. ron wood's "interchangeability" with jeff beck on "going down" at one of the ARMS shows in '83...found here on youtube. check it out for a laugh!
dljone9 2 years ago
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I saw the Stones, live, in 1963 in London. They were amazing. for years after they got better. When Taylr joined, he almost wrecked the band with his imitation simalacra "blues." I saw the R^R circus on tv and they were and are great. Like the Who. I saw Ron Wood first with Beck ad Stewart, LA, 68, Shrine auditorium. Then with the Faces. ALL those folks have superb solo albums and have written great songs. Except Taylor--who is just a humorless mechanic. A tracing pad guitarist. Now fuck ff.
jblacktree 2 years ago
haha - well, there's an objective opinion for you - one unclouded by a misguided sense of, "i must relish the sound of every fart these guys ever made". guys i have worked with, who *played* at the rock & roll circus - don't share your opinion though. sure, i have seen multiple configurations of all these artists in various places...and the stones had moments...not on the level of the pretty things or the yardbirds, but they had great production & studio players to make their records sound good.
dljone9 2 years ago
Sure is amazing how great production and studio players have been making these talentless nobodies, Jagger and Richards, legends...despite the opinions of people who "played" (?)" at the circus. You stick to Alvin Lee and M Taylor, dude--or did it ever occur to you to listen to the original blues players? Not the faded kitschy Xerox white guy copies, but the real blues? And leave rock to people who can rock.
jblacktree 2 years ago
yes it is - kudos to whoever made the production choices way back when (i.e. jimmy miller). and of course, you'd know more than anyone who played at the "rock & roll circus" gig now, wouldn't you? after all - you saw it on TV! how versed i am in the blues masters is a question only in your mind - that's fine by me. what escaped your impressive reading comprehension is, i did find a lot of stones stuff to be "good" - but the "greatest rock & roll band in the world"? nope - perhaps "best marketed"
dljone9 2 years ago
Wood: Gasloine Alley, Every Picture Tells a Story, MORE, The Birds' songs, dozens more, in addition to fantastic bass with the Beck group. The Stones have written and produced undisputed clasics of rock--from Out of Our Heads to 12 x5 to Beween the Buttons to Bigger Bang. Keith's solo album from 88 is a masterpiece. Taylor has written nothing and was only passable when with the Stones. YOU put quotes around "played" at the R&R Circus--what the fuck did that mean? They ran lights?
jblacktree 2 years ago
you don't read so good, do you? many (not all, of course) of those record are OK, though i can name many by other bands that were "undisputedly" as good or better. what you call "a masterpiece" was not universally heralded as such - perhaps a "moment" on it though was an appearance by taylor/bobby k. and yes, i put quotes around "played"...you think you are so clever, then you can surely put the puzzle together. i have nothing to prove to someone worshiping at the alter of bum note guitar gods.
dljone9 2 years ago
probably you are deaf...nobody may play gimme shelter, brown sugar, all down the line, bitch etc..like mick taylor. off course ron wood will never able.
kristoffmcewan 2 years ago
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differnt time in life -they are not as wild as they use to be The STONES they so fucking big -when 25,000.00fans not going to see them - we still have Keith and he was to die way back
78rstp 2 years ago
Mick taylor was the best, he wrote all the hella good stones song and got little credit
FascheezyO 2 years ago
magic to me
helenmonroe 3 years ago
Better than with mick Taylor by ten
jblacktree 3 years ago
O really - you don't SHIT about music!!
MLC
mcddtlc 3 years ago
An intelligent and informed riposte from a typical fan of Taylor: humorless, derivative, tin-eared and awed by the average.
jblacktree 3 years ago
Well Blacktree - I thought it was a very
intelligent comment to your line about
better than Taylor by 10??? Yeah and
a Mustang it better to drive than a
Ferrari... MLC
mcddtlc 3 years ago
wouhhh amazing but who is the girl who sing with mick
ainsels 3 years ago
Bonnie Raitt
kapnzach 3 years ago
For all my friends who passed over 'cause they had just a little too much milk 'n honey for breakfast, may your sheets stay stain-free, and fly free from now on, wherever you are...RILove...
1Ladypharoah 3 years ago
'I just can't brush them off'...whoa, sweet...
Arealhoney 3 years ago
Hi! I was searching the song "Shine a light", and not the movie trailers of the film, film that I'm gonna see, for sure ; for the Stones as for M.Scorcese! In all cases, thanks to have put this song here, 5*! BYE!
lorenzino1 3 years ago
ミックが本気で歌ってるね
lemonana6 3 years ago
Amazing!
LesPaulGoldTop21 3 years ago
I LOVEEE IT !!
SweetLikeChocolatee 3 years ago
Best band, great song but Waylong Jennings telecaster for Keith? ^^
switcher59 3 years ago
Puta Mare, que cancion tan paja
henvasa 3 years ago
Bravo!
Greenberg71 3 years ago
Long time coming getting to see Bonnie perform
some of her soulful magic with the Stones. Bonnie's been a life long Stones fan, their
classic voices blend perfect.
littlebibs 3 years ago
damn, can you believe it, that song on christmas. gives ya goosebumps! hella soul.
3chrds 3 years ago
Very nice, very nice! We got Van Morrison here on that tour (totally fabulous!) ... Glad you caught that seemingly last tour with such a great artist as Bonnie Raitt. She works very well with Jagger.
schnotzarella 3 years ago
Great song, absolutely love it.
It's funny though, with all of that Mick Jagger and Bonnie Raitt, throw in a little Keith Richards, the bass player was nowhere to be seen! Which, in my opinion, is the highlight of the song.
I caught a glimpse of him for about 1 second at 3:39.
gd123gd123gd123 3 years ago
The last show of 2006 in Vancouver. I was there and it was nicely done, with Bonnie's voice blending in perfectly.
imaccuish 3 years ago
why didnt bonnie play her slide guitar?
metalheadrmania09 3 years ago
can bonnie please join the rolling stones.? please?
notstopping 3 years ago
She is truly amazing, making anyone she sings/plays with better (even the Stones...amazing!). Just imagaine if she'd've brought her guitar for this one...what a jamfest!
gbail9566 3 years ago 2
all she needs on this song is to bring the soul in her singing, and that she does to this stones gospel tune.
Chuuuch!
3chrds 3 years ago
love it
notstopping 3 years ago 2
great great great. this is the BEST EVAH!
notstopping 3 years ago
great song, i love the stones
elbertja 3 years ago 2
I Love Stones and I love Bonnie!!
luigilebeau 3 years ago
hey mick, come back to brazil to teach us that 60 old years it´s nothing!!!!
you´re the beast!!!!!
carjagger 3 years ago 4
Mick sings this better than he did originally. Rock on, Mick!!
candelise 3 years ago
Rock & Roll Royals! Amazing.
Thanks for the video post. B/ : )
NOSEKB 3 years ago
Amazing!! long life rock n roll, long life the rolling stones, great video! Bonnie Raitt the best, I'll be in the first seat looking for tickets for "shine a light" thanks for posting oshelmac, saludos desde Peru
elzurdo2058 3 years ago 5
Gracias amigo sudamericano
oshelmac 3 years ago
The Rolling Prunes
The Rolling Dinosaurs
The Rolling Grandma's
k3304 3 years ago
k3304,
You're an idiot!
pandaeyes42 3 years ago
MY FAVORITIST EVER EVER EVER YOUTUBE VIDEO>> the best sweetest RONNIE lead guitar evah. and my sistah bonnie from the rhythm and blues foundation.. this is the best best EVAH.. god bless Bonnie for her open heart
tumbledsomebody 3 years ago
MY FAVORITIST EVER EVER EVER YOUTUBE VIDEO>> SO SWEET RONNIE. the best best EVAH
tumbledsomebody 3 years ago
Thanks much, upsalooka!
armsandman 3 years ago
Is this part of the upcoming SHINE A LIGHT directed by Scorsese, or is it from another film?
armsandman 3 years ago
No, it's bonus material from the four-DVD set "THE BIGGEST BANG", with country singer Bonnie Raitt
upsalooka 3 years ago
woodie does this justice and to be be honest to me he has more presence and persona than mick!
thinspring 3 years ago
Ah, but the lump of lard left the stones by his own free will.
ablett2002 3 years ago
kewl tho they r better with mick taylor....
AFI063 3 years ago
aguante los stones
tanoelmillo 3 years ago
They shouldn't touch this song without Mick Taylor handling the Lead Guitar!!
It's a Classic made very average without him!! MLC
mcddtlc 3 years ago
psh! yeah right
ronnie does as good a job, if not better!
rollingstone1993 3 years ago
I agree.
Guedingen 3 years ago
Chuck Labelle is a great musician. They should give him more space.
tropelia 3 years ago
chuck leavell
rensessink 3 years ago
This is really good, though I miss Mick Taylor.
TenneyMead 3 years ago
Me too.
tropelia 3 years ago
So Fabulose, The Rolling Stones they are the... the... I don't have any word with describe the Rolling Stones!
I love this Music, and the well music, she never dead.
Roger, From Catalonia!... and Catalonia is not Spain
rogerbernet 3 years ago