Ruby Tuesday (instrumental) - details in description 

Brian Jones was truly an incredible musician, beautiful recorder

Brian’s recorder is amazing.

Brian sounds like a true dandy on this, what a musician, what a loss for the world.

A masterpiece!! Brian Jones, the first and original Rolling Stone.

Brian's Pastoral Hauntingly Wisfull Ballad!

Brain jones... the multitalent of the stones, playing flute, piano, cello on this one. Sweet melodie, genius bass and drums, 12 string guitar of keith is cleary there I always liked the chorus. An soft beginning an an kick ass chorus. Their masterpiece.

"Jimi Hendrix was honored to attend a Rolling Stones recording session for Ruby Tuesday. It was really Brian Jones' session. He was the master of the sound, and the various exotic instruments he played all fused into a melodic experience that expanded the parameters of the Rolling Stones' sound. Ruby Tuesday became number one as they hung out together. Brian was ecstatic over its success. He loved to hear it by chance, on the radio in his Rolls Royce, in a club, or out of a solitary window they happened to pass. Brian would tell with great relish of how he and Keith Richards worked and worked on coloring, adding dramatic yet wispy touches here and there, alternating the mix between lead voice and background vocal harmonies, while interplaying exotic instruments. Sounds that were impossible to identify gave Ruby Tuesday an eternal air of mystery and yearning."--'Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky: Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child, by David Henderson

The recorder part is kind of the life of the song, and there was a vibrancy and color that was lost from the band without Brian. I did not know Brian was on piano as well as recorder on this track, and had always assumed that there were classical session musicians filling out the sound. I had no idea, nor would have ever guessed, that the double bass part was actually Keith bowing and Bill fretting! Great post and information.

Like a lonely voice in the wilderness crying out.

Brian, I'm 81 now. Hopefully, I'll be seeing you soon, my old friend. Have missed you since you had that 'accident.' You told me that you were moving onto better projects and seemed happy. No matter what, I'm always your friend. See you soon. Ronnie

Wipes the floor with contemporary pop music.

This timeless ethereal masterpiece created by the classically trained Brian, is truly the apex of the stones.

Brian was a musical god 😊

About 40 years ago I heard this song for the first time and was captivated by the recorder playing. Just a few days ago I learned who Brian Jones was and that it was he who played those beautiful notes. And you can hear the improvisational nature of this playing because he was deeply influenced by jazz and blues. What an immense and overlooked musician who I understand created the Rolling Stones, named the group, but was ultimately voted out by the other personalities who were growing in another direction.

Brian really shines on this instrumental

Brian Jones, génie de la musique, merci beaucoup the Rolling stones depuis 1964...

Pure gold for us boomers....HAT TIP

Memories come up.

I didn’t know he played main piano on this, wow. Amazing to listen to, thank you. According to what I’ve seen, Jack Nitzsche listed as “additional piano”

Mesmerizing , keep coming back to hear this ❤️

Amazing, and Charlie on the drums is wonderful.

“Brian was obsessed by his notion of a hybrid of Elizabethan lute music and Delta blues and would hold forth on the essential similarities between Elizabethan ballads and Robert Johnson,” Marianne explained. “Brian, in his sheepish way, very softly played a folkish, nursery-rhyme melody on the recorder. It was nothing more than a wispy tune, but it caught Keith’s attention. He cocked his head. ‘What’s that… thing you just played, man. On the recorder! Can ya do it again?’ Brian came back into focus and played the quavery, lilting tune again on the recorder. Perfectly. Beyond perfect! ‘Yeah, nice, man,’ said Keith and went over to the piano to bang it out.”--Udiscovermusic

This song is incredible!!!

An absolute classic.

He was a truly gifted musician on an astonishing range of instruments. ❤

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Grazie grazie e grazie a tutti i bei commenti che scrivono

Phenomenal

Brian jones excelente musico multinstrumental, El motor creativo de The Rolling Stones su perdida fue tan grande qué la banda sono nunca igual sin el hasta hoy en dia!!

Très jolie musique

The Double Bass part played by Keith is just as amazing and embellishing.

When Mick's voice joints, it changes a lot

Very nice

Wow!

Outstanding video, thank you...

The lad played clarinet in school.

She would never say where she came from Yesterday don't matter if it's gone While the sun is bright Or in the darkest night No one knows, she comes and goes Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday Who could hang a name on you? When you change with every new day Still, I'm gonna miss you Don't question why she needs to be so free She'll tell you it's the only way to be She just can't be chained To a life where nothing's gained And nothing's lost, at such a cost Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday Who could hang a name on you? When you change with every new day Still, I'm gonna miss you "There's no time to lose," I heard her say Catch your dreams before they slip away Dying all the time Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind Ain't life unkind? Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday Who could hang a name on you? When you change with every new day Still, I'm gonna miss you Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday Who could hang a name on you? When you change with every new day Still, I'm gonna miss you ***

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C'est un air ou je plane . excellent

Great mix of this😃

Wonderful!

The fruit of Anita's triumph negotiating a working relationship between Brian & Keith. Short lived tho.

The recorder part is very difficult. He did all the difficult parts on all the early stuff.

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is there any more footage / sound of Brian playing the piano from 3:20 onwards? It is amazing!

Is that Brian Jones on the count in?