British guitarist analyses The Rolling Stones getting no satisfaction in 1981! 

Who else just likes watching Fil smile while he watches the video? I like all the Mayhem in this video. I've seen the stones in the 80's. This show looks particularly fun!

In 1981 on the Tattoo You album Mick Jagger issued the THREAT, When you start me up I never stop. And holy cow he wasn't joking was he . The energizer bunny has nothing on this guy.

Mick Jagger is THE performer,the group is THE group, Keith is the human riff, Charlie and Bill backbone rhythm section,Ronnie interacting wirh Keef in their playing,ok, i confess,they are the soundtrack of my life,and they made me dig in the blues

Keith Richards showing us why they call a guitar an "axe".

i was never a major stones fan but they had some songs i liked. satisfaction is one of them. thanks for doing this one

I saw the Stones in Cleveland in the Cleveland Indians Baseball Stadium in 1975. Ronnie Wood had recently became a member of the Stones.The J.Gheils band opened for them.One of their guitarists had a soft rubber fake guitar that he clowned around with.about 90,000, people showed up.The Stadium was adjacent to Lake Erie and there happened to be a Soviet Navy ship anchored and docked within yards of the parking lot for the stadium and alot of concert attendees were throwing rocks at the arm and hammer smoke stacks .The Soviet ship was docked with a high barbed wire chain linked fence around their gangway and their sailors were not allowed ashore.It was one of the concerts I will always remember ! p.s. Fil I watched the Wings of Pegasus song you posted a couple of days ago .EXCELLENT !!!Keep up the good playing and God bless you all !

Great rolling Stones review Fil. You are not only a good commentator about the music that is quality. You also are teaching people what great music is all about. Thanks Fil.

I'm shattered! Thanx Fil. 👍🍻

Nothing like getting smacked in the face with Keith’s guitar. Immortalized! Thanks.

Just saw the Stones for my second time in Texas! And sweet baby Jesus did they deliver! They sounded better than EVER! I actually named my son after them. Ive been a fan since I was 5 years old. I knew they were my band right away. I'd flip through their book gimmie shelter unauthorized Every time I could get away with it. They are truly a masterpiece in this world. Keith is the king and just watching him play is magic. Seeing him play with the best, Buddy Guy and Gram Parson, Chuck Berry and Mick Taylor is always so special to see. Its like the "best guitarist in history club" or something. Beyond words. Mick isnt bad on guitar either! Thank you so much for this one and Long Live The Stones!! ❤

Excellent Fil! I love The Stones. First heard them on my transistor radio. The Stones were deemed ‘bad boys’, so I had to listen with the radio to my ear. Buying 45s...well, I had to hide them 😝, but once I got headphones 😂, it was game/rock on. Its only rock n roll! They truly did have attitude, and they gave us a voice. What a beautiful buzz. What a great experience 70s music was...glad I was there. Every concert is an amazing event, not just a concert. 2020 was rough not being able to hit up live events. Thankfully, we can reminisce watching/listening on line.

Thanks for the infos...the stories behind the band is very interesting. I'm 70 and when I first heard them I was 15. I still like to hear the inside stories and your analysis. I've always wondered how a young man like you shows interest in those 60s band. We lived through that magical time growing up listening to what is called 'classic rock' bands.

Fantastic commentary. Greatest Rock 'N Roll band of all time!

a great video not that we ever get anything else. Always informative and entertaining. Thank you for taking the time.

As an added joke to your points about the Stones fostered image. I first saw them live in Singapore in 1966 and the local newspaper said ''This is probably the last time the fans will be able to see the band as they are due to break up soon.'' :)

Great post and commentary. Thx

I'm loving these Band profiles. Any chance of you doing a video on Rod Stewart and the Faces (should really be two separate videos)?

Be nice to see an analyses of the Stones with Mick Taylor.

Thank you Fill, the stones have always and will always be my all time favorite. They are my dads favorite as well. Really loved this one. Cheers

Keith and Charlie and the "Games" they play on each other Fantastic

Keith Richards addresses this incident in his book 'Life'. It was a matter of months after John Lennon was assasinated and he thought this guy was going after Mick, it was a gut reaction, instinct, to stop him. The guy was arrested and Keith went down to the jail after the show and bailed him out. I tried to see The Stones live when I was 14 but my parents wouldn't let me go. I kept trying for the next forty years or so but fate didn't want me to see The Stones and every time I was thwarted! I even once had the tickets in my hand but fate stepped in with his Dr Martins and I couldn't make it! Eventually, in 2014 I saw them in Tel Aviv. Even though the tickets weren't cheap I insisted in taking my son. The gig had been squeezed in at the end of the tour and fell on the hottest most humid day of the year so far. They were on stage for close to four hours. It was one of the very best gigs I'd ever seen and my son, who was a veteran of many music festivals said he'd never seen anything to rival it. People always complain about the price of tickets for The Stones but it's so clear that it's important to Mick to give value for money - he works his ass off on stage and in rehearsals. Every move he makes is choreographed and he practices for hours in the dance studio. In my opinion, his voice has improved with age, it's smoother and he hits his notes more accurately. One of the most enjoyable things in the performance was seeing what a great time the band were having - Ronnie and Keith were loving every minute, they were just having fun. The audience included children who looked about eight or ten years old, on their parent's shoulders and an old guy who'd always dreamed of seeing The Stones so his neighbours had got the cash together to buy him a ticket for his hundredth birthday! If you watch some old interviews with the band you'll be surprised how polite they are, even when the interviewer is being unpleasant. The Beatles were often sarcastic in similar situations and yet it was The Stones who got the 'bad boy' reputation.

Yeah....these guys will rock forever! Saw them live.....wow what a concert! The energy they have on stage and fitness is just second to none! Gotta love Keith Richards he was ready to El Kabong the stage runner! Brilliant Fil! 😎🤘🤘

Phil, you embody exactly what we tried to do back in my radio days: "Give people some really great nuggets about their favorite artists, and help make the music even more interesting." THANK YOU!

My brother's best friend from high school named Gary from the 1960's in California (they both graduated in 1969), became a primary roadie for the Stones throughout the 70's. My brother who kept in occasional contact with this guy named Gary, had a picture on his refrigerator door for years of Gary and Keith Richards standing in front of Gary's sofa in his house, while Keith was carrying Gary's young son in his arms. The picture from a regular old 110 camera was from probably around 1976 or 77. It was like a regular old family photo, but with Keith Richards in it. 😀 This gentleman named Gary developed cancer at some point in the late 70's, and the Stones payed for all of Gary's medical expenses. Gary's cancer eventually went into remission and he survived. I believe this person Gary is still alive (he would be 69 now), and my brother every now and then still has contact with him. Major respect for the Stones.

I have tickets to see them in New Jersey this June 17th but now it's postponed till July I have read.

Not digging the Stones so much here, but greatly enjoyed the battle royale with the intruder.

Thanks for this one Fil, as the Stones were one of my first chances to see a popular British band here in the US. It had to be about 1965 or 66. Before Ronny Wood when Brian Jones was still alive. They were still wearing suits, but their edge component was all over the stage anyway. It was in an arena used normally for hockey and the sound was not great, but as we all did in the day, they made the best of it and put on a fine show. My band at the time was actually playing lots of the same blues tunes like 'Little Red Rooster' etc. and so the parallels were undeniable and we got to play with some old blues kings because of that as well.

I've seen the Rolling Stones twice! The Voodoo Lounge Tour and The Bridges To Babalon Tour! Both Awesome! I was very close to the walkway when Mick and Keith and Charlie and Ronnie dashed to the island stage to play Chuck Berry's "Little Queenie"! Just AWESOME! 👍😀 Bill left the Rolling Stones by then. Darryl Jones played Bass and was AWESOME! The Foo Fighters opened on the Bridges Tour! 😀 I also saw the great Dave Davies on a solo tour around then! The man who cut a hole in his amp speaker to get that AWESOME guitar sound on "You Really Got Me"! 😀👍I heard that Keith story about him falling to sleep with the tape recorder going! CLASSIC Fil! 👍😀 Can you do a video on The Kinks and The Animals in the future! Both faves of mine! Along with Hermins Hermits maybe as well! 😀👍

We all got satisfaction when the Rolling Stones were on the stage!

How about a future video on the Kinks?

A couple of points. First, Otis Redding recorded his version of Satisfaction with the horns and Keith Richards (to this day) will tell you that Otis' version is better. Second, there is an interview with Keith here on RU-vid where he talks about this incident. He stated that his only concerns at the time were to protect Mick from this guy and to not knock the guy into Charlie's drums and mess up the song. He said at the end that he paid the guy's bail and "a Telecaster makes a damn good club!". It even stayed in tune after he hit the guy! lol

Just rescheduled their canceled date in Denver to August. Looks like the summer's gonna end with a bang! Thanks for another awesome video.

The death of Meredith Hunter at their Altamont concert in '69 is also a source of Keith's reaction, a Hells Angel stabbed Hunter in the neck when he began to wave a gun in a panicked drug haze. Pool cue wielding Angels were beating fans rushing the stage, hence Hunter's gun but when you pull a gun, you open a door: through his came an angel. Appalling venue, malicious security, fans standing on stage freaking out on acid, and then the violence. That was Gimme Shelter, this video is Lets Spend the Night Together.

I was fortunate to have parents who were in their early twenties at this time. I grew up listening to all this cool stuff! I can remember watching the 45's spin around the turntable when I was old enough to walk. Been in love with music ever since! Thanks for bringing back some cool memories!👍😎🎸🎶

The Rolling Stones where wicked😎One of my favorite songs.😂🤣💖

I've seen them 10 times! So many great concerts! Pearl Jam opened for them in Oakland once in the pouring rain. They were a little hesitant but when the Stones came on they played like it was a sunny day! I have stories about each and every concert! So much fun!

I still listen to the 1981 concert album "Still Life" recorded on this tour. If you go back to the 60's and "Got Live If You Want It" they may have the record for number of live album releases 😃

Ha! I went to see the Stones back in 1990, thinking something like, "This might be the last time they go on tour!". Well, guess I was mightily wrong. They're still giving the audience Satisfaction. Even after Mick's heart-valve operation. He has just released a dance-video. Rock!

Keith came up with the guitar riff for Satisfaction, while they were staying at the Fort Harrison Hotel in Clearwater, Florida.

By far, the best, most creative period for the Stones were the Mick Taylor years ('69 - '74). Their best live shows occurred during that time period as well. Taylor was a more technically advanced guitarist than Keith or Ronnie. A couple of their best tours were in '73 (European and Pacific Tours). Probably the Stones best bootleg is from the two shows recorded in Brussels in October '73 (Brussels Affair). Incredible!

Great analysis. I stand corrected Fil . lol. There are exceptions to every rule, you really can't take your eyes off of Mick , but I still think he is running around the stage like he doesn't have good sense but he's looking good while doing it. lol. Well Elvis can be added to this list of mine and of course "you" too.lol. ❤

Its worth noting that John Lennon was murdered (in 1980) just one year prior to this performance. So understandable if the band was prone to a touch of paranoia.

Saw them in 2015. Mick was running around the stage like a much younger man. Great show. Ginme Shelter was a highlight.

I was at this show at the Brendan Byrne arena in NJ and recall the guy jumping on stage. It happened so quickly, complete bedlam at the end of the show. What a GREAT show. All tickets were distributed via lottery. I won, ....twice..

I love The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. My two favorite albums growing up were Sgt. Pepper’s and Sticky Fingers. Glad we can have both and don’t have to choose between one or the other. They really have a lot in common despite their differences in styles. R&B, Gospel, 50’s Rock. They listened to similar music. The Stones wrote some great ballads as well.. Like As Tears Go By and Lady Jane... Angie...

I love Stones always have, they have and always will. What a story they have and you tell it perfectly. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos and analysis!😎^m^

This is rock-n-roll.... they just aren't making bands like this anymore 😔 Thank God we have these videos to look back on 😎🎸 Good choice Fil.... keep the classic Rock-n-Roll vids coming ! One last try for Be Bop Deluxe playing Ships in the Night & Fair Exchange (for BBC broadcast 1976 ) They deserve to be heard ✌😎 "ROCK" BTW : Ace Frehley credited Bill Nelson of BBD for his love of guitar ! I bet alot of your viewers will give these guys ( Be Bop Deluxe ) a closer look if you give that video a play.... thank you Fil & keep up the great work mate !

I only own one Beatles record, I must own ten rolling stones records,I've never seen them live and i don't need to,i listen to them for the edge they have even with a soft song it's never corny , they got it from the blues guys they loved,and the fact there still a band is amazing.the Beatles were like I to hold you hand the stones Did Sympathy for the Devil.as a young man listen to this stuff it was more rough than pretty and I'm still more drawn to that.there last album has a lot off strait blues stuff on it. going back were they came from and it might not sell as well,but it might be there best work.you could right books about this band an only touch a little of all they have done.

Thanks Fil!... I always learn so much from your analysis!...Wow who needs security when you got Keith Richards wielding his guitar!...I want that wicked cape Mick is donning!!! I got to see The Stones only one time in Sept 2002 at Comiskey Park in Chicago!! Up to that time it was the best rock concert I'd ever seen! What a show! I say up to that time because I am a Beatles fan to the core and no one (not even Mick) can beat Sir Paul McCartney for me!... "the heart wants what the heart wants" Another way to explain it: The Beatles are the ones you take home to Mom, The Stones are the ones you just take home....😉✌❤🤘

Great analysis Fil, during the invasion you were Stones or Beatles not both, I was in the Rolling stones camp but could sing along with most Beatles songs, Jeff in LA USA

Giving away my age but I remember the instance of first hearing this as crystalline. I was on my motorcycle and had pulled up to the house of the girl I was taking out that night. I went up to knock on the door. Her dad answered and I heard this on Ed Sullivan show. He let me in and I watched them on TV that night. Oh of course I took her out.!! Thanks for the detailed analysis!!

It's interesting to remember a recent event that could've prompted Keith's angry guitar swing. which happened on December 18th, 1981 in Hampton, Virginia. Almost exactly one year earlier, on December 8, 1980, John Lennon was shot to death in New York City, by a fan. Keith and the Stones CERTAINLY knew this and were probably very aware that crazed fans could be an issue. If I could ask Keith any question, it'd be "When that guy charged you, did John Lennon cross your mind?"

Sympathy for the Devil next time? Another great lesson here, Sir! Gotta love Keith! Thanks once again for your time and effort..much appreciated!

Hi Fil..😁🙋‍♀️I saw them on this particular tour... 1981 in Dallas Tx on Halloween night at the Cotton Bowl!👻(got soo lucky, just a short drive from my hometown) A Halloween concert, what can I say?!... 💫They were spotted all over Dallas...They played two nights in a row too! Yeeesss! What a crazy, fun concert and Halloween... They were hilarious!Satisfaction was absolutely guaranteed!👅Think my ticket was $21😂Mick riding around and coming out to play with the audience in a cherry picker...🚎 ha ha!Jerry Hall in the wings... peeking out👀👱‍♀️ Watching Mick covering that enormous stage in person is exhausting and amazing to see...You'd better believe he's in pretty good shape to be doing it all the years, it's not for weenies.(nevermind he just had himself a 'lil' tune up)Just saw he's going to be back at it again in July I think. Wow!😳 Thanks again Fil, you're always spot on!😉What a pleasure your reviews/analysis are! Have a great evening!🌎>🤗

Back in the 1960's, when the Rolling Stones were on the Ed Sullivan TV show the censors made them change "Let's spend the night together" to Let's spend some time together".

I was a Beatles fan in the early years....tho I liked the Stones........the Beatles falling apart coincided with my own world doing the same....and with all that anger and frustration I found a refuge and a voice in the Stones.....they were actually the first band I ever saw in concert way before the Beatles break up....I went to the infamous Altamont concert.....must of been about 14/15....hitchhiked there.....250 miles from home......hitchhiking back I was attacked by a Mexican farm worker who must of gone to the concert and drank something laced with something(I'm thinkin acid) .....he came outta nowhere walking up the side of the freeway towards me quick.... stabbed me in the arm with a broken beer bottle......I was wearing a light jacket......but the bottle totally just shattered on my arm....it didn't even scratch me .....he looked at me in wide eyed terror.....like I was superman or something and took off running across the freeway......damn that was just insane crazy and hysterical.....I was a total Stones freak back in the day ......seen them way more times than I got fingers and toes....(yes....I've got all of them)....all over the U.S.......the tour this comes from was one of the funnest.....saw the show twice in S.F.....L.A.......and Seattle each....tho all the tours I went to were a blast.....even when they were wasted.....(which we all pretty much were anyhow)......they were great.....I loved their edge....that garage band sound.....think thats the kind of rock I love the best......the rawness just always sent me.I lucked up bigtime when I was 16.....met Ry Cooder .....and thru Ry and the subsequent insane occurrence that led too..... is how I could get tickets and backstage passes anytime anywhere I wanted....met so many people back there its stupid.....crazy fun times to be sure....god...just thinkin about it makes me tired as hell.......I need to crash.....bye

Fil..just watched your cover of Eruption and was mighty impressed. Have you ever considered doing any guitar tuition videos?...im sure you could do anything you felt worthy of note from ancient classics through to modern day. Half the tuition videos at the moment are switched off after a minute due to being bored shitless by the presenters. You , on the other hand , are very likeable/ watchable and have a genuine passion for all genres of music. I think the daily growing numbers in your subscribers is testimony to that. Anyway enough of the "back patting"...something im sure a lot of people would tune into...keep 'em coming👍👍...p.s. still waiting for Walter Trout 😁😁

This is a classic Stones song. Very simple song, but a very catchy melodic riff that just catches in your head and Mic does some great vocals. loved this video with all the balloons, very memorable.

I saw this tour at the New Orleans Superdome. About 40 friends chartered a bus from Birmingham AL. It was quite the party and epic experience for a young HS kid. Still can’t believe my mom let me get away with going.

Have seen the Stone's 4 times they always deliver. Saw the New Barbarians once great show.

Haha, always loved this clip from Hampton, Virginia. Nobody ever seems to notice that Mick accidentally swaps the second and third verse of this song here. Maybe he was nervous after the guy ran onstage. 😜

I saw them at the kingdome in Seattle during this tour. I was 14 at the time.AAhhh, 1981 was a great year for concerts.

Rest in peace, Charlie Watts (June 2, 1941 - August 24, 2021)!

Saw them in S.F. In 1972 and many times since 🇬🇧🎶♥️

my favorite rock group. crazy as they were in their hayday they were amazing. good review Fil.

I was there!!!!! Saw Keith go after that guy. It was awesome

I remember this Keith Richards fights off a fan that got up on stage with his guitar. Crazy. I don't know how Keith keeps going when he's so messed up on drugs. So talented if he can be buzzed out of his mind yet still can play the guitar like a pro.

Two names: Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts. Bill is the most under-rated bass player in the world. With his departure, the Stones lost their heart. Love the background, Fil: Bill Wyman’s fantastic magpie book is mandatory reading. A most amazing phenomenon: but why do they leave so many cold, especially after Mick Taylor’s departure? Thanks Fil.

My favorite band when I was 15 almost 40 years later still my favorite band, I saw the '81 Tour and they were AWESOME---great analysis, check out some live Mick Taylor from the '72 Tour "Ladies and Gentlemen The Rolling Stones", just off-the-charts amazing.

Great video . I love this band, so raw so good. It is always like watching a club band .

That "Keith move" was so completely rock n roll! Did you see how fast he whipped off that guitar and tee'd up lol what a gem. Seeing them 8/14/19 for the 4th time, so excited! They never disappoint!

The Rolling Stones, the band that plays into eternity, for the eternally young!

Very good point about Jagger's vocals. So many great rockers don't have technically great voices or a wide range, but they have distinctive voices that they use to great effect in delivering emotional performances. Off the top of my head, I can think of Elvis Costello, Neil Young, Rory Gallagher, Morrissey, Jim Morrison, Bono.

You should do one on All Down the Line from 1972 in Texas. I would like to hear your analyses of the way Mick Taylor plays in that song.

Really digging your commentaries ;) "Satisfaction" is always the great first anger, power jam to me. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" harkens back to this same-type attitude.

I remember this show, I think it was on pay per-view early 82? Almost 40 years ago🤯. Van Halen opened a few of these shows on this tour! Great analysis🤘🏻

Love the Rolling Stones! Hope Mick is recovering well after his health issue. Love Beggars Banquet and Between the Buttons Lp’s. Thanks for the insights!

Saw them at Silverdome 2nd show, Iggy Pop and Santana opened great night

Charlie Watts is keeping the whole song together. Great, great drummer.

1:25 Great demonstration of calm, cool, and collected. Keith took care of the threat and Mick continued with the performance. Keith jumped right back in. That fan has an interesting story to tell the rest of his life. He went out on stage with The Stones.

Fil, when you get a chance take a quick peek at Great White's Mark Kendall any song but especially House of Broken Love, the 11 min long version. You won't be disappointed. Thanks for your most excellent reviews; straight, balanced, no alternative facts breakdown of the music and musicians we all love to listen to. Kudos to you sir.

The Stones, The Clash, early AC/DC, early Van Halen, CCR, Humble Pie....Rock and Roll pushed right to the edge of the spectrum before it becomes "Hard Rock". Then it sort of loses something in becoming more powerful, faster and cleaner. The Stones were masters at being tough, melodic, dangerous, soulful and hilarious all at the same time. Pretty much everyone who watches the Stones immediately breaks into a smile and throughout the years they've been a Chuck Berry cover band, a flower power hippie band, blues, gospel, country, glam, disco, punk, reggae and r&b all while being themselves and writing 20-30 of the most monumental songs of the 20th century. THAT'S why they call them the world's greatest rock and roll band.

Have seen the Stones twice - both shows were high energy and the showmanship put on by the band was amazing! Altamont, the concert that started in hope but ( metaphorically and practically) signalled the end of 60's, and death of the countercultural hippie dream. The Stones are a testament to how the body and mind can stand up to the rigors of touring and still have a long and successfull career. As septegenerians, they can still out perform people who could be their great great grandchildren. Great analysis, Fil.

Always good Fil. A telecaster like that guy copped would hurt like an 8 lb. hammer. Terry from Oz

Saw them in Denver on this tour..

You got to give credit to Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman, for longevity as unit for over thirty years. I like the Brian Jones era of the Rolling Stones the best. He was a talented musician. great analysis and break down as always! thanks for giving us satisfaction Fil with outstand analysis and Livestreams.

My understanding is that Tina Turner taught him literally how to dance and work the stage. They were at the same event and he let Tina know he did not know how to dance. He has that stage presence!

Keith really knows both ends of a guitar!

Love these. May I suggest you take a look at Mr Todd Rundgren?

Yeah, we all have days like this.

So interesting! Love the Stones. Will see them here in NY in a couple of months. Love the analyses! I had actually heard that story about I Wanna Be Your Man from Paul McCartney at one of his shows. Cool story! 🤘🎵

You should do some Stones from the Ladies and gentlemen The Rolling Stones dvd. 1972 was their live peak.

I saw both Shows of this tour at the Silverdome in Michigan. I remember being checked on entry do to security reasons. It’s a shame that they have to fear for their safety I’ve loved this band for 42 years 💕💜

couldn't agree more!!!!

classic Keith coolest dude of all time always having Mick's back and not miss a beat

Saw them back in the early 80's in Buffalo, Rich Stadium. Opening acts were George Thorogood and Journey. Holy Shit! What a concert that day. Never forget. All three bands were awesome.

The Rolling Stones - I Can't Be Satisfied - Live OFFICIAL...an interesting watch with Mick playing Slide guitar

About simplicity. It is said that in his quest for a hit record, Lou Reed, "never lost his belief in the power and beauty of near-moronic simplicity and the monetary rewards it could bring" (David Hepworth) I would think that success through moronic simplicity could drive someone talented and struggling over an edge. Saw "The Stones" in LA in 1971, OK show, my ticket was under 10.00. Thanks Fil.

Just a comment on Keith's reaction to the guy who trespassed on stage. It was only in December of the previous year that John Lennon was shot. Maybe that made Keith feel a little nervous in such an unpredictable situation?

Ah yes, the "bad boys" of rock, never disappoint, with the quintessential "Satisfaction"!... Great analysis, as usual, Fil! I read somewhere, that Richards wrote part of this song while half asleep, with the guitar riffs being styled after Muddy Waters' playing -- an absolute simple but genius, timeless song! I love Otis Redding's version, as well -- it really cuts straight into the primal emotion of the song and Devo completely transformed it and made it their own. Actually Fil, I'd love to see you cover Otis Redding -- his live performances are unbridled in heart, passion & exceptional musicianship! "Loving You" or "Tenderness", would be wonderful to see, or even "Satisfaction", a rendition which, I've heard, influenced Jagger himself! Beautifully done, Fil -- my "Midnight Special" continues... From Harlem, New York -- rock!✌🏼💖🎶🎵