Recorded: 22nd January - 09th February 1975, Rotterdam, Netherlands, De Doelen, Mobile Record Unit. Recordings for the upcoming album Black And Blue. Producers: The Glimmer Twins. Sound engineers: Keith Harwood and Glyn Johns.
If a professional cover band is looking for a smart career opportunity, they can make a good living by playing only Rolling Stones outtakes. Stone's unfinished songs are much better than most of the rock music being released now.
This sounds like another modern vocal with additional overdubs on an old backing track, like “Pass the Wine” and “Plundered My Soul”. But those were killer songs. This is forgettable.
Rolling Stones play just about every gent of music, but their root is definitely black blues music. They beg, borrowed and stole everything they could from US southern blues, but they made it their own and rocked like nobody before or after them. Long live the greatest rock band that ever was and ever will be 🤘
Yes. But they always give credits to where credits are due. They invite the singers who they copied on stage to sing with them. Recently they invited Irma Thomas to sing Time is on my side. I have never seen the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith or U2 do that.
@@SargonofQueensAgree 100%. I meant my comments to be a positive not a knock. They have been my favorite band since the first time I heard them - I was 9 (I’ll be 61 in a couple months).
yea... never missed a beat.. i have listened to Let's Spend The Night Together, in the mono version, for.. well.. a million times is an exaggeration.. but a lot.. the timing of his run just on a different level.. RIP, Charlie.. rock on out there among the stars
YEAAAAAH ! 😲 How is it possible that I am only discovering this song now when the Stones occupy so much time in my life ? It is inexplicable that such an excellent track is not on any album, I must tell Mick ! 🤪 It is totally finished and just as excellent as many Black & Blue songs. It makes my day, my month, my year !!! No way to deny that the Stones are the best, no one can hold a candle to them. 😻
I never understood how people always raved about the Beatles, especially since they only lasted for a few years. The Stones started at the same time, were always a better, deeper band and are still around today. No comparison.
I’m sure they were good? But I’m with you, I just don’t get it. Frank Zappa once said when asked about the Beatles, he said they were OK but he preferred the Rolling Stones because of their clearer rock'n'roll and R'n'B. That’s the thing the stones make you wanna move. It’s feel good rythym. It doesn’t depress you like those whiny wanker Beatles do. My old flat mate was Beatles obsessed, had no interest in the stones and all you’de hear on the stereo was those tossers crying about letting it be and living in yellow submarine. It was suicide inducing let me tell ya. I had to block it out with twice as much stones in my headphones
Marketing. The Beatles were marketed as a pop act and sold numerous units on the back of being "good boys next door". They were talented too, of course, but the marketing and hype was off the scale.
The Beatles made better music than the stones did in the 60s . The stones made their best music in the 70s . Yes the stones had a few hits in the 60s but as a whole the Beatles had the better catalog than the stones
I totally agree. Whoever thinks the Beatles are better, only look at how their music last now. Who still sings “ she loves me yeh yeh” “ I want to hold your hand “ these days? But The Rolling Stones songs are timeless. They are popular no matter how old they become. Even most people hearing it for the first time can tell it’s a good song
This is a good one. Haven't heard it before, I think. They should release those Black & Blue sessions. It was a prolific and inspired period. Charlie was on fire on B&B. The drums are so prevailing on that album, he carries the music on it.
I agree! Charlie was in his best form ever for the B@B sessions imo. Check out the other outtake "come on suger lets do it right" hes very good on that too!
I'm truly loving this time machine of all of these pics of the stones. Some are really vintage and it's amazing. This song is awesome another song from the stone's vault. They really need to start bringing these out cause, they are unique and phenomenal.
Damn this sounds good! Tried to find it to download. Can’t wait for the treasure trove of unreleased gems from the best rock and roll band ever to be be put out 🤘
That should have been on Black and Blue. B&B was the last lp I bought of them. I always was a big fan from the start but then I completely lost interest. They became a main industry, sounding the same to me over and over. But I still love all their music up to that point. Keith was always my favorite and his “Waiting for the man” is superb.
The stones unreleased bootleg catalogue is greater then most bands past and present. I know this band quite well and I’m ashamed I never knew this one. But very thankful to you for sharing. Health and happiness bro
This was recorded when the Stones were trying to find a replacement for Mick Taylor. I’ll have to pull this album out and play it again it’s been many decades since I heard it.
Wow. Great one. Have you ever thought of using AI to put some of the newer released outtakes, like Plundered My Soul, into Mick’s voice from the early 70s?
I only wish that the video kept with the B+B Era. I love the videos from the 'Sympathy' sessions but I've seen them a lot. What we seem to have been cheated (Not by this video maker but by the Stones.) with so little video from the G.H.S. album, even with the 2020 Re-issuse that I eagerly soaked up on release and just like in 1970s I layed back on the bed (which is the bed of a married man instead of a teenager's bed) and read all the liner notes. As far as the Black + Blue era, I'd put it at 1974 to the 'Love Ya Live' album period. These content creators do amazing jobs but one can only pluck out of what's made available to them. So thank you for this nice video and very enjoyable song from a wonderful era. Thank you brother. (This had to be made by a guy.. or am I wrong?)
Sounds like a slowed-down version of Martha & the Vandellas' 'Heatwave'. They weren't, however, too out of it in 1975 to realise it's unworthy to be even on 'Black and Blue', one of their most lacklustre releases to that point....but, as history shows, even worse was coming in the '80s, '90s and 21st C.
The Stones seem to miss the mark even on reissued and outtakes.When they did the Goats Head Soup release a couple of years ago,they didn't put the outtake of the song Angel Girl.This is like an Angie-Winter type of song.Maybe because Jagger sounds quite stoned on the vocals.
