Ronnie Wood is the cool center of the Rock world. He is such a class act, and he has played with everyone. Great guy, and a great guitarist. And he has been by far the longest-serving Stones' 2nd guitarist ever, now 49 years. Amazing.
I live to see Ronnie in intervju ❤❤😊he is a really good guy and kind and ver cool.This was in 1992 so long time ago.Snd they stil going strong in 2024 my god what a man❤❤❤love him ❤❤❤❤🎉
I remember reading -the next morning about the Stones unannounced appearance playing at Buddy Guy's Checkerboard Lounge club on the South side of Chicago. I was going out of my mind imagining Muddy and his band playing with the Stones on that stage. Blew my mind because we had been there many times before.
Another impressive interview by Bob Costas. His interview with Paul McCartney was one of the best rock musician interviews I've seen because Bob had such an in-depth understanding of the subject --- of McCartney himself, The Beatles, music, and Rock history. This allowed him to ask very nuanced questions. He's showing that deep and broad knowledge here in this interview. It's impressive for a guy who started in sports --- it shows Bob to be a real intellectual, with broad knowledge and interests, the ability to study and quickly learn whatever depth of understanding he needs to do an interview. And it shows him to be a REAL professional journalist.
Outstanding my brother... simply " [ ping-pong ] balls deep ". I have quite an archive ( 13 gb ) of private/interviews with the Stones... and I was mesmerized... totally... with Ron and Bob... EXTRAORDINARY take my friend. Thank you... Seth
Is it possible for Costas to not to do a great interview? He brings out the best in everyone. His depth of knowledge of everything is unmatched. He could have (should have) been MLB commissioner or better yet, President!....just another of the looong line of amazing talent to come from Long Island!
Ronny is the real deal. Not fake braggers egoed out full of himself. He always gives back always. Rare . Ok don't respect those that do not pay respect or dues to what came before since that's what brought what came into being present. Anyway
Mate great video my new favourite channel thanks buddie perfect video he mentions his dam crack he looks a little hung over from a very long day in the stones world as expected great musician and a great personality I like his hair .
*Legend has it that 'Bri' cursed the Stones to 'Play the next forty-years with the same forty songs' and there may be some truth to that legend* __________ *Everything was effortless for Brian in music and playing ability and the same with girls...and Jagger couldn't stand it!* ( *'68 was the 'peak' for the band...after that it became a 'business' of 'bad-boy RnR' with nothing really new like 'Paint it (Black)' on offer* ) *Not dissing on Wood at all...but he isn't Brian who founded and crafted the band into 'The Rollin' Stones' and pushed boundries of 'What is 'Rock' and what isn't?' which is something Jagger can't really do and was never interested in* *He's content with money and status and that's okay...but it isn't 'forging ahead with new material that's as good or better than before* __________ *Aside from 'Oldies' RnR is on 'life support' waiting for another Holly, another Lennon and it may not happen* *Too bad*
Yeah yeah yeahs are keeping the form alive, looks Iranion or something female lead singer one guitarist and synthensizer and a drummer but original and good live show hopefully still going. Sawadee.🤠👍
He is really hung over and he mentioned that the dam rib crack is hard to shake off b4 every tour that's the way it is and he doesn't try to hide his crack having problems yes or no you be the judge
@@regandunn4850 There is an MTV interview with Ron in which the interviewer JOKES about the fact that he's giving one-sentence responses. For example, he asks Ron why the Stones have remained popular for so long, and he said it's because they've stuck to their roots. And the guy cracks the joke. So it has nothing to do with the rib --- it's the way he is.
@@HomeAtLast501 I can see him struggling to keep a pleasant face here. I think he was hungover and if a rib was bothering him, that's a very painful experience.
Jones was in the band for 7 years and wrote absolutely nothing. Yes he was a great musician BUT if it had been up to him they'd have stayed a blues cover band and wouldn't be the greatest rock and roll band that we know and love today.
Who played both Public Hall and the Richfield Coliseum with bands not called the Rolling Stones? Ronnie. He's not himself in this time period. Very monosyllabic and not his funny self. Although older and infirm, he's a better person now. A mutual friend told me, "He is the nicest man."
