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@Gardosunron
@Gardosunron 3 года назад
Keith credits Jimmy Miller for the big 4 lps the Stones made between 68-72. There was a definite shift in sound to a more blues based heavy rock
@robertcooney1938
@robertcooney1938 2 года назад
Goats Head Soup is also sooooo good.
@doctorinsomnia5410
@doctorinsomnia5410 Год назад
5 great LP's, not 4, you can't forget the great live album "get yer ya yas out", with the best midnight rambler ever....
@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter
@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter 3 года назад
Jimmy Miller was so ahead of his time - his production of Jumpin Jack Flash was revolutionary and still stands as one of the greatest rock n roll songs ever made. He completely revitalised The Stones sound in the studio. He was brilliant. Thanx for another superb video story Top stuff ! Cheers 🥂
@mikeheaton8424
@mikeheaton8424 Год назад
100%
@calvinguile1315
@calvinguile1315 3 года назад
Love the pics with Brian 👍
@Fuphyter
@Fuphyter 2 года назад
Jigsaw Puzzle.....love it. I was a major Stones fan in the early 70s highschool. Beggars Banquet is such an incredible album. Headed for my turntable.
@BaconTomatoCheese
@BaconTomatoCheese 3 года назад
I’ve always considered “Beggar’s Banquet” and “Let it Bleed” the Stones’ equivalent of the Beatles “Rubber Soul” and “Revolver”… Four of my all-time favorite albums
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 3 года назад
Agreed.
@peliche77
@peliche77 3 года назад
Yeah, that's a good point 👍
@loilt5091
@loilt5091 3 года назад
Nuthin' like a little R & R...Rubber Soul & Revolver.
@BaconTomatoCheese
@BaconTomatoCheese 3 года назад
@@loilt5091 … and Beggars & Bleed…
@RideAcrossTheRiver
@RideAcrossTheRiver 3 года назад
There are no equivalents to _Rubber Soul_ and _Revolver_
@marcbolan1818
@marcbolan1818 3 года назад
it was so key for Jimmy Miller to come in at a point in the Stone’s career where they needed to re-establish their direction.
@edwardmulholland7912
@edwardmulholland7912 3 года назад
My favorite Stones album. Love this. Thank you
@myradioon
@myradioon Год назад
Jimmy Miller lived in suburban Boston in the 80's in near obscurity. He lived in the same apartment complex as my uncle. I vaguely remember rumours that he produced some local metal band's small time release. Imagine him driving around listening to all the hits he produced on Classic Rock radio which just came around at the time.
@DesertScorpionKSA
@DesertScorpionKSA 2 года назад
"Beggar's Banquet" was the first album in the Stones streak of great albums that includes "Let It Bleed", "Sticky Fingers" and "Exile On Main Street."
@dondamon4669
@dondamon4669 3 года назад
Only planned to stay in London 6 weeks! Ended up dying slowly over ten years of addiction! Great producer though and him and the Rolling Stones made the greatest rock n roll albums ever made.
@johngibson3743
@johngibson3743 2 года назад
I suspect that six-minute track he refers to at the end is "You Can't Always Get What You Want."
@leesanna7835
@leesanna7835 2 года назад
The narration is great, the background music is great, the content is always fascinating, every episode is a gem 💎
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 2 года назад
Thank you very much!
@bryanulm5413
@bryanulm5413 3 года назад
Probably my favorite album of theirs. Love that Brian Jones
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 3 года назад
Definitely one of their best albums.
@senseichess8688
@senseichess8688 3 года назад
Its a great one
@peliche77
@peliche77 3 года назад
One of their undisputed masterpieces
@loilt5091
@loilt5091 3 года назад
Respectfully, as great as Mick Taylor is as a lead, blues guitarist, despite Brian Jones personal demons, he was a true artist, far beyond just a musician; a real maverick and bohemian...their inspirational, founding leader, the first Brit to ever play slide guitar, a natural, multi-instrumentalist. Both he and Keith forged a magical, twin guitar duo, much like their heroes, the legendary Muddy Waters & Jimmy Rogers. From what I've learned, inspite of popular myth, a better vocalist and songwriter than we've always heard. Much like George Harrison, except he typically got a least one track per album. The Jagger/Richards team dominated things, in those regards.
@theartfuldodger935
@theartfuldodger935 3 года назад
Except that Brian Jones had little to do with it. He contributed very little. Instead, he largely sat in the corner, drugged out of his mind, useless. That's what led to his being fired shortly thereafter.
@ub1953
@ub1953 3 года назад
Masterpiece along with Let It Bleed my 2 STONES favorites !
@emiledarraghbarry
@emiledarraghbarry 2 года назад
I agree.
@leolicursi3536
@leolicursi3536 3 года назад
Jigsaw puzzle no expectations parachute women.. Love it
@BaconTomatoCheese
@BaconTomatoCheese 2 года назад
Yeah, right? At one point or another, I’ve learned how to play all of those songs…
@stonesdude154
@stonesdude154 Год назад
Keith’s guitar work during this period is quite simply Herculean. With Brian fading away and Taylor not a full time member yet Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed are testament to his talent and discipline
@axxellein
@axxellein 3 года назад
My All time Fave. Album!!!
@EclecticoIconoclasta
@EclecticoIconoclasta 3 года назад
You should do a video about Traffic. One of my favourite 60s bands
@michealcurrie8272
@michealcurrie8272 3 года назад
BJ left a legacy the rest just had to follow-up . The gifts BJ left deserve better recognition instead how difficult he was obviously, for a good reason.
@waynecameron4579
@waynecameron4579 2 года назад
Well said
@loilt5091
@loilt5091 3 года назад
Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet, but the graphics are probably my favourite of any Stones album, especially the inner cover...the Dionysus spoils especially capture the attitude of the times. There are some cool outtakes from the photo session.
@calvinguile1315
@calvinguile1315 2 года назад
I love the photo from this session where Charlie is standing in the foreground with his arms crossed and the other are hanging around the ledge and windows of the castle, they used it on the back of Hot Rocks
@ryanweatherman-holt4805
@ryanweatherman-holt4805 3 года назад
Such a great album!!
@Chadturner21
@Chadturner21 Год назад
Satanic majesties request is still one of my favorite stones album, so I say from 66 it 67-73 these guys were unmatched
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers Год назад
Agreed. I love Satanic Majesties, too.
@briangreen1971
@briangreen1971 3 года назад
What I call my rainy day record , this album is the perfect mood for a rainy day, respectively ,so many great songs one of there best records, IMO!
@johna8973
@johna8973 3 года назад
So U do jigsaw puzzles at the same time ❓
@briangreen1971
@briangreen1971 3 года назад
@@johna8973 nice, took me a second to get the lyric reference 👅🙄…
@johna8973
@johna8973 2 года назад
@@briangreen1971 Hehe , we Clever 😊
@BaconTomatoCheese
@BaconTomatoCheese 2 года назад
Rainy day record… Yeah it does have that feel doesn’t it? Never thought of that before…
@BaconTomatoCheese
@BaconTomatoCheese 2 года назад
@@johna8973 seems like life sometimes is just a nonstop jigsaw puzzle…
@roybennett4445
@roybennett4445 2 года назад
The start of the classic period..1968/1974...BB to its only rock and roll..every single went to top ten..and the songs are still played at concerts.. many years latter
@Jovolution
@Jovolution 3 года назад
Best Stones album.
@emiledarraghbarry
@emiledarraghbarry 2 года назад
Let It Bleed for sure, for me. This second.
@kiernanthomas6006
@kiernanthomas6006 3 года назад
I've never seen many of those photos!
@loilt5091
@loilt5091 3 года назад
How the Stones made Beggars Banquet? ...they recorded it. Seriously, my 2nd favourite album of theirs, next to it's follow up, Let it Bleed.
@wyliesmith4244
@wyliesmith4244 8 месяцев назад
I can't believe that you find so many great pictures to post on episode after episode. Jimmy Miller added percussion to the Spencer Davis Group's "I'm a Man" and "Gimme Some Lovin'" which catapulted those songs from good to awesome. But I really don't hear much that he added to Banquet. And unlike other commenters, I don't really care for "Let It Bleed" while "Exile on Main Street" sounds like a muddle. But then the "rolling Stones Now" is my favorite album. To each his own.
@silverboots2934
@silverboots2934 2 года назад
Lovely stuff thank you !
@thediamonddog95
@thediamonddog95 2 года назад
3:23 Maybe that's the reason why all those licks on Stones records sound just perfect and right in the place. They spent so much time on each indivudual track. I always wonder do musicians like them think a lot about their songs or they have a kind of instant mastery of their own material when they first time record them. By the way, my favourite album by them is Let it bleed. There were probably more techniqualy advanced albums, more groundbreaking... but man, there's just something so natural about it's sound. It's such a captivating album, it sends chills down a spine. It was a love at first listening, and i consider it one of the best rock albums of all time. People often put Sticky fingers above it. But i'm in minority about that one. It's probably weird, but i alwalys had a feeling they are more distant to listener (at least to me) on that one. Sure, it has great songs, but It sounds like they are singing from a position of rock stars, while on earlier albums, they were more approachable and relatable. I'm somehow divided about Banquet, but it has very good songs and brings great memories.
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 2 года назад
"Let It Bleed" is also my favourite Stones album. I'd put in my Top 5 favourite albums of all time.
@thediamonddog95
@thediamonddog95 2 года назад
@@YesterdaysPapers I'm so glad someone also has it as his favourite Stones album. I alwalys hear people praise Fingers. 😁
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 2 года назад
@@thediamonddog95 I love "Sticky Fingers" but there's just something very special about "Let It Bleed". A perfect record from start to finish.
@jellobiafra2810
@jellobiafra2810 2 года назад
@thediamonddog95 I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)! *Me Too!* ('LIB'=fav) I remember starting to take The Stones (& The Beatles) _'for granted'_ by the end of 1967. With the crazy new music coming out, like Cream, Experience, Jeff Beck Group, etc.; The recent _'pop-ditties'_ by mssrs Stones/Beatles sounded _'quaint'._ *THEN:* 'JUMPING JACK FLASH' came 'roaring' out of our little transistor radios! *-* Mick checking out The Velvets (& others) *-* Keef checking out The Band. (& others) *-* Keef learning 'Open-G'. (Tx Ry!) *-* The GREAT Jimmy Miller! *-* The new 'alternative' FM stations started playing _'deep-cuts.'_ And, it was *ON!* For many years; 'Beggars Banquet' was my fav Stones album. Cuz the 'culture-shock' was a big part of it. 'Sympathy...' sounded so... _'New-Thang'_ *!* (at the time) I loved 'Let It Bleed' as a continuation of their great leap forward! (songwriting) *1968-69:* A GREAT new surprise appeared (radio) EVERY FEW MONTHS! And, *'Through The Past, Darkly' !* (more than just a 'greatest-hits') I've never understood why I don't rank 'Sticky...' higher on my _'list'._ (!?!) Cuz it came out when I was truly _'coming-of-age'._ (17 yrs. old) And, I've tried 'playin'/singin'' those songs more than any other. *BUT:* 'Beggars...' & 'Let It...' are *just* .... *so* .... (I dunno) Eventually, I flipped those 2 on my list *'Let It Bleed' is my #1!* (but, 'Exile... would be my _'desert-island-disc'_ ) Peace. Stay Healthy! - Dave B.
@thediamonddog95
@thediamonddog95 2 года назад
@@jellobiafra2810 Thank you, dear sir, for sharing with us your memories. Wish you all the best. ❤️
@johnallenismynameandmusici2796
@johnallenismynameandmusici2796 3 года назад
IMO this was one of the greatest albums of the '60s. Most of the songs are blues and folk numbers. "No Expectations I think is an old blues standard, and "Please Doctor" if the Jagger/Richards wrote that it's amazing, "It had creases as sharp as a knife" he says of his suit. "Parachute Woman" is good with "Parachute woman, land on me tonight." So many memorable songs and I really loved that first album cover that came out I think in England with the debauchery of a sexy banquet, then they made it white in America. Course I love "Let It Bleed" too.
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 3 года назад
Both "No Expectations" and "Dear Doctor" were written by Jagger/Richards. The only cover was "Prodigal Son".
@chuckselvage3157
@chuckselvage3157 3 года назад
Brilliant album
@jimmyrodasmolestina979
@jimmyrodasmolestina979 3 года назад
Love stray cat blues
@Methilde
@Methilde 2 года назад
Great music, greats lyrics = great song.
@mwmingram
@mwmingram 2 года назад
Chris Blackwell brought Miller to the UK.
@robertcooney1938
@robertcooney1938 2 года назад
Beggars Banquet was 3 or 4 chord songs that was an absolute master piece.
@brianholihan5497
@brianholihan5497 Год назад
BB was a brilliant response to a crisis that the Stones were in. Most of their output in 1967 was underwhelming while the Beatles created some of their most popular material. Newer bands were pushing rock's creative edges. Hendrix and Cream were having long jams on stage instead of playing songs as they were recorded on the records. Others were writing songs with thoughtful and sometimes intellectual lyrics, including Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, and the Kinks. In 1966, Frank Zappa had created one of the edgiest rock albums to this day. To many, the Stones were losing their musical relevance. But instead of imitating any of these new bands, they went back to their brand of earthy music and wrote songs about underdogs. It was a perfect response to the political turmoil in 1968, rejecting the Summer of Love's idealism and effectively saying, "Reality ain't in sunshine and flowers. It's bones, man. It's Planet Earth." BB pulls you into this earthy reality so that it seems to encompass you. It's one of the most compelling rock albums ever made.
@Lightw81
@Lightw81 3 года назад
Interesting content, excoriating "delivery".
@stanislavyovchev1992
@stanislavyovchev1992 3 года назад
What's wrong with the background music? Its like 2 separate tracks with different tempos and beats are played at the same time.
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 3 года назад
Nothing wrong with it. Maybe you're just playing two youtube videos at the same time.
@louismarinrenaud416
@louismarinrenaud416 3 года назад
What is the song Jimmy is speaking about at the end ?
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 3 года назад
Probably "You Can't Always Get What You Want".
@peliche77
@peliche77 3 года назад
@@YesterdaysPapers Yeah, it could be....or maybe "Midnight Rambler". One of those two for sure.
@nanchanger
@nanchanger 3 года назад
Wonder if the 6 minute track is YCAGWYW...
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 3 года назад
It probably is. They played "You Can't Always Get..." on the Rock and Roll Circus show and that was December, 1968. I guess it was one of the first songs they worked on when the Let It Bleed sessions started.
@anthony0184
@anthony0184 3 года назад
I was say that or MIdnight Rambler. Jones played some on Rambler even though they started to have MT come into studio. I think Midnight Rambler came out of the Still A Fool cover session similar to how JJF came from highway child. If you have any background on their MR recording session I would love to hear it, their best IMO. The stones complete session book doesnt give much outside of time and place.
@moorlock2003
@moorlock2003 2 года назад
Beggars Banquet is a good album but I personally put “Satanic Majesties” over it, with its sense of fun and daring.
@bernardwinn1817
@bernardwinn1817 3 года назад
It seems some people have an obsession with Brian Jones the last three years of his life, he got arrested a lot because of his drug habit. Not productive because of his habit. Could’ve, would’ve been, he was not.
@leolicursi3536
@leolicursi3536 3 года назад
He was set up
@flyingburritobro68
@flyingburritobro68 3 года назад
@@leolicursi3536 🤣 He was a paranoid drug fiend and beat women. Good musician but a mess of a human being with multiple out of wedlock kids he abandoned
@airmark02
@airmark02 3 года назад
& Keith turned Anita into Heroin addict? ...lol. They were all young talented musicians in their 20's with big egos. Unlike the Beatles the Stones songwriting credits were not as generously shared. As Wyman in his bio Stone Alone attests & this created tensions. Goodbye Ruby Tuesday 🤪
@bernardwinn1817
@bernardwinn1817 3 года назад
@@flyingburritobro68 I’m glad your so judge mental about him. Let’s talk about how perfect your life has been.
@flyingburritobro68
@flyingburritobro68 3 года назад
@@bernardwinn1817 I’ll pass Mr. Troll. I am humble and don’t want to make you feel bad. Take care!
@bryanmarsh6329
@bryanmarsh6329 2 года назад
The Stones are defined in three eras, before, during and after Jimmy Miller. Jimmy Miller in with Jumpin Jack Flask and out after Exile. Anything else need be said?
@YusefIsAGod
@YusefIsAGod 2 года назад
Great album, I think it's better than Let It Bleed.
@adam_p99
@adam_p99 Год назад
This video is purely for promoting the producer. Btw, does anyone know where he’s from? It only says it 16 times
@dream-67
@dream-67 2 года назад
I prefer the less 'real' Stones and more European sound of Between the Buttons, We Love You and Their Satanic Majesties
@Methilde
@Methilde Год назад
I like Aftermath too but all the others till 74. There's really greats songs after : Love is Strong, Out of Control, Streets of love, Rock in a hard place.....
@mjazzguitar
@mjazzguitar 3 года назад
In the photo inside Brian Jones really is passed out.
@rogertayloRRR
@rogertayloRRR 2 года назад
What song was he talking about at the end?
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 2 года назад
Probably "You Can't Always Get What You Want".
@OutkastedRadikal
@OutkastedRadikal 2 года назад
America was always after the PROFIT, whilst in the UK, people are after Creativity. There was no Romanticism with what the Americans were doing, just PURE MONEY-MAKING !
@Methilde
@Methilde Год назад
Not really true : Jefferson Airplane, Doors, Lou Reed...
@plaguelover71
@plaguelover71 Год назад
We all know rhe bullying towards Brian rhat went on. Keith says Ry Coder showed him how to work some cords that we know Brian whowed him, brian showed Mick how to olay harmonica. They' ve spent 54 years bending the truth and trying to write him out of their history. An insider told mw brian is a taboo subject. They've had years to realize thry contributed towards his downwards slide. Guilty.
@KimTebrok
@KimTebrok Год назад
Grow up. Jones couldn’t handle fame & by most accounts was a nasty piece of work. Try doing some unbiased research.
@plaguelover71
@plaguelover71 Год назад
@@KimTebrok alot of people cannot handle fame. Yes I believe from all my unbiased research this was true. He had his faults and personal problems I believe that started before the Rolling stones. If he's lived in a different time I believe he'd have had some appropriate help. However he's been dead for 54 years and unable to defend himself. Slating a dead member of your band who you treated badly and trying to diminish his role in the beginning of their success isn't a good look for the guilty parties.
@calvinguile1315
@calvinguile1315 2 года назад
Why do the Beatles always come up when discussing the Stones?... this has nothing to do with the Beatles...
@YesterdaysPapers
@YesterdaysPapers 2 года назад
Some people never got over the silly Beatles VS Stones thing.
@wyliesmith4244
@wyliesmith4244 8 месяцев назад
Because the music press, at least in the US -and that was mainly for 15 year olds, held up the two as the yin and yang of rock. Here in the States we did not get the Pretty Things to be the personification of dirty and bad attitude. And the Beatles and Stones were friends of a sort and occasionally appeared on each other's work. But you are right, there was a lot of lazy thinking then as well as now.
@alaincelos476
@alaincelos476 5 месяцев назад
The LAST rolling stones' lp !!! No Jones ,no stones !!!!
@ac9559
@ac9559 Год назад
When I became a Stones fan I was primed to love this one because of its reputation, but I didn't. Sympathy and Street Fighting Man were never among my favorites. Sympathy, as well as Stray Cat are much improved on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. I don't dislike it, I was just underwhelmed. I do love Factory Girl and Jigsaw Puzzle.
@klepetar
@klepetar 3 года назад
it s a terrible album..and the atmosphere was probably hard to bear
@kingmob2716
@kingmob2716 3 года назад
Beggar's Banquet a terrible album? I wonder what awful taste in music you have.
@adriennekulcsar7734
@adriennekulcsar7734 3 года назад
troll
@johna8973
@johna8973 3 года назад
it's got some of the coolest sounding acoustic guitar ever , and those sonic touches - - sitar , tamboura , etc which , incidentally were largely do to Brian's input .
@robertway5756
@robertway5756 3 года назад
Let us know when your album comes out.
@neil1390
@neil1390 2 года назад
How was the Justin Bieber concert? Did you scream like a little girl when he came on?
@javierfigueroab.4061
@javierfigueroab.4061 Год назад
Esta en inglés, y es una lastima, traduce en "ESPAÑOL LATINO" Saludos desde México 🇲🇽👍
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