Taylor Swift & Mick Jagger - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Live on The 1989 World Tour) 

I like mick jagger too beast burden ,out of time, time on my side, and miss you, paint it black , shattered I love all the rolling stones stuff

Since Taylor Swift was born on December 13, 1989 this concert obviously took place in the second half of December. My guess is that it was a New Years Eve concert and Taylor was 18 days old here.

@@michaelterry1000 yes unfortunately some people are that stupid, that they needed to clarify that. I do not know how some people actually function.

@@jonc3295 because a lot of people are here for the Stones, not Taylor Swift, and would have no idea why the fuck you would call a tour in 2015 "The 1989 World Tour" It shouldn't take a person with a modicum of intelligence much effort to figure that out

Is that the year of Taylor's birth?

True, but Taylor is channeling her inner Tina Turner on stage!

80 on July 26

He’s Exciting!

The best front men in the 1960’s were ‘James Brown’ and ‘Chuck Berry’ and Little Richard’. If you watch these three performers, you will see where Mick learned his act.

He was 72 yrs and 2 months, actually. DOB = July 26, 1943, This was Sept 26, 2015.

And, Taylor is at the age to be grand daughter of Mick.

Ageist!

Like Bing Crosby and David Bowie you mean?

​@benadams1661 what?? 😄

It’s also nice to see superstars support younger talent instead of steal their spotlight, insult them and turn their fans against them…Kanye.

I agree, It's wonderful! Like the Lady GaGa/Tony Bennett pairing and many, many others. In my opinion, music is the greatest unifier humanity has. Whatever type of music a person likes, it has the same effect on all of us - it stirs the soul, sits on the heart and becomes a part of you. I remember back in the 70s, I think, maybe early 80s, someone did a disco/dance version of Mozart. And it was a big hit because it stirred the souls of a lot of people. Just like this song and these artists do. I am continuously amazed by the talent of the people that create music. From classical to jazz to the Great American Songbook of 'standards' (nothing standard about it}, to blues, to R&B to rock - in all it's carnations - to disco to folk to country to hip hop to rap - all of it is fantastic and fascinates me. I have my favorites, like everyone does, and that's the beauty of music. There's so much out there - more than enough to touch every single soul on earth. Never take it for granted. Appreciate the work, the heart and soul, these talented people put into making this beautiful thing called music. Never take for granted the power of it. To bring joy, awareness, passion, understanding. To make us feel! And the unity that comes with it. Something this world so sorely needs...

A night he'll never forget.

Taylor SWIFT showed Mick how to Rock, but no satisfaction!

Please, never in a million years will Faylor's music last as long as the Stones. !00 years from now, Swift's template teen pop will be forgotten and Gimme Shelter and Jumping Jack Flash will be jamming in space.@@alphabetsoup488

All of Taylor's Band, & Backup Singers could be in their own Band or they would fit into any Band in the World. However instead they are with the biggest musical artist of all time. That in itself is a challenge. Taylor pays her huge staff handsomely & even though Taylor of course has the last say, the musicians do have some creative input, I'm just not sure how much. It does say a lot that Taylor has the lowest turnover of staff of any Business. Also her guitarist - Paui Sidoti & bass guitarist Amos Hellar, have been with Taylor since 2007. The Starlights, the 4 backup singers been with her since 2012. Taylor's drummer Matt Billingslea has been with her since 2013. They are all highly talented musicians at the top of their game, that don't look to be going anywhere.

Always been a fan of the S and I have my hat off for Swift.

What's more unbelievable is Keith Richards is still alive ! 😅

💯 certain! I mean, who on earth doesn't love The Rolling Stones⁉️🇺🇲💙🇬🇧@@briangriffin5524

@@briangriffin5524 He's come a long way from "most likely to die young."

Live like you were dying.

Spot on

Yes, at 80, I watch him and he exhausts me. I think he's really healthy.

@@tourdedogue4952 Oh ya'll....when l watch this beautiful guy ....me being exhausted isn't a word that comes to mind.Yeehhaawww

It's called being rich 😂

Because.. He's an English man.

I know it's thrilling and exhausting don't you.llove him more❤❤❤

That famous line… “Make a dead man come!”

@@ProctorsGamble Correction..."Cum"...

Jagger is definitely a great front man, but personally, I think Freddie Mercury was the greatest front man ever.

Mick only has one speed-full on professional enthusiasm-always.

@@cw5451 When asked, most people pick one of those two. How cool would it have been to them both perform together on stage.

No just vintage rock n roller lol same for me I would travel to see shows all across California, NY, Seattle, Oregon. Canada etc for like 42 years

Ditto !!! ❤

I'm going to see the Rolling Stones at Gillette Stadium in May 🙂

Sadly I wasn't fortunate to see The Stones live but from the first time I saw Mick and the band on T.V. in 1964 I was hooked. I won't say what my Dad's comments were though! There has never been anyone like him on stage since, the energy is still there. I'm a 'young' 72 and he still makes me want to get up and dance!! 🤩

That's exactly what I said to myself. 😂

And blows her right out of the water!

When the soviet union was just that, ill never forget this Bbc world report that i listened to one night at about 3am while making tea cos i couldnt sleep, and it described how an orchestra had played a concert in Moscow and had finished with a brave flourish - sensing which way the gorbachov wind was blowing - playing Satisfaction. We take this for granted. Never take The Stones for granted. There will never be a band as great as The Stones again.

I've been a fan of syncopated music since the days of Rhythm 'n' Blues, and when I first heard this song, I thought, "What's that noise?" If you're singing a song with endless (and boring) repetition, how do you know when you get to the end?

I was born the year that song was released

Indeed, it might be considered The Stones' trademark single... KDM

Mick is welcome to come and perform with me on stage. We could do "Jumpin' Jack Flash" or somethin" In fact, Taylor is welcome too. We could do "You Belong with Me" or "Antihero" or somethin'.

Mick performs the same way as when he was younger.

I was at the Stones’ Altamont free concert in California in 12/69. Mick was trying to reproduce Woodstock with great intentions. There was a great lineup of rock groups (Jefferson Airplane, The Grateful Dead, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, etc.) and the music was amazing. But towards evening things got out of hand between the Hells Angels (hired by the Stones as security and paid them with beer… a very bad idea as it turned out) and concertgoers. The Stones were playing “Sympathy for the Devil” when a young man was stabbed and killed right in front of the stage. I was thinking that kinda ended the amazing 60s… “the day the music died.” I have always loved The Rolling Stones and still do @age 73.

A friend took me to see thd Stones in the Summer of 78 in Cleveland, OH. The OLD cleve Stadium. It was packed. Good seats, got some good pics.

I’m turning 73 in two days. Thanks to both of these fun and classy performers.

This is not a knock on Taylor...but she IS NOT a Rock Star...John Lennon, Keith Richards, Pete Townshend, Joe Strummer, Keith Moon, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Jim Morrison, Mick Jagger, Steve Marriott, Joe Walsh, Steven Tyler, Chrissie Hynde, Peter Buck, Noel Gallagher...THOSE are rock stars...

Hey! Welcome to the Old Gimmers Club. I am 88years old, and I still love the old rock stars. When I saw the blurb for Mick to perform with Taylor Swift I thought that she was using this collaboration for some publicity. HOW WRONG WASI!!! She gets up and rocks like a veteran. I have to say that Mick has ALWAYS been a fave, but now I am adding Taylor Swift to the list. Well Done young lady.

I am happy to correct-math is my weak skill-I am seventy-two.

54 and she BLOWS ME AWAY even with a lifetime following songwriters

I have said to people very often that Taylor Swift was women's answer to Mick Jagger, but had no idea they'd actually performed together. This was just awesome!

Mick Taylor is the name of a former stones guitarist.

@@jaynasheats4895 Nope. That would be Christina Aguilera. Check her out with the Stones She steals the show and runs with it.

45 years age difference, doesn’t seem it

Good clean FUN!!

In many list by experts...the number 1 rock and roll song ever.

Taylor has always understood that she stands on the shoulders of giants. That lady is a serious student of music in all its genres.

He runs almost daily

@@jackramsay2267 More than just running, he stretches, has a full yoga routine and lifts light weights.

however i look at it the other way around. fabulous of Mick to agree to do that for her!

@@witz1726 that too, of course.

ANOTHER 70s Rock n roll Giant the 70s were the best ever Released in 1971

You seem to me to be a lady who as a teenager you were a huge fan of bands like "THE HOLLIES" and/or "THE BYRDS". Two of the most brilliant and influential ROCK BANDS of their times. Oh and also "THE SMALL FACES"!!!!

I know I’m so excited for their 2024 concerts

Eagles are fabulous in concert. Fortunate enough to see them 3 times and looking forward to this tour also. Would love to see The Stones, too. My time was the 60s and it was rock and roll all the way. Like the t-shirts say: I may be old( 71), but I saw all the best bands and the greatest musicians. Never will there be music like in those days. Good times....

Amen

Hello 👋. How are you?

The Rolling Stones and Taylor Swift have always treated their fans well. It has paid off for both.

I saw them at the L.A. Colloseum when GNR opened for them. Both bands put on a great show.

True

@@tokk3n-hj4xg same I was at that show at the LA Colosseum, it was 2 days with Van Halen so many great bands both days ! also at the Rose Bowl both times with Guns N’ Roses, and in living color. Went with my dad and my brother to the rose bowl and my dad to the coliseum

True but even the stones admit Skynyrd blew them off the stage when they opened for the stones in the early 70’s

With the exception is Steven Tyler at 75 he’s got the moves like jagger lol.

"even Madonna"... Like she was the greatest of those you mentioned.

@@oneshothunter9877 I didn't mean it that way. I added Madonna because no one would think of those two being onstage together. Yes, I can see her being onstage with some of the others. But I just never pictured her with Madonna.🤷‍♀️. So, no I am definitely not saying she's better. But however you want to think.🙄

and The Rolling Stones

And Michigan says..EVEN MADONNA!

@@michaelg6641 yes, she's wonderful!😜

Great song. Not the greatest

Indeed, a thank you to the person who put this up, and to Taylor Swift for having the courage to share her stage with the greatest rock singer alive! He is quite formidable, even if one is on top of her game.

@@frostysilverstein842 It does take courage. Swift is a fine singer and song writer. But clearly upstaged by this old guy.

@@kristinaant9747 I beg to differ

@jon trinks I mean. Jagger has been touring forever. You cannot possibly expect taylor, even with her experience, to top that. You cannot top 40 years of experience.

Well we can't all be Keith Richards or Ronnie wood

@@Paul8820 that’s good ‘cause I played better than Ron Wood when I was in high school; love Keith though

Frank nice to see your well, love your music 🎵🎶

@@robertjohnson177 *you're

It’s 2023 literally everyone’s knows The Rolling Stones, old people love gate keeping 😂

You have good taste

I get a kick out of Mick, always going in staccato time!😊

Micks Jagger & Taylor made a REALLY amazing team!! (preparing for incoming 😂)

But Taylor is objectively the greatest!😊

Greatest Front Man Ever!

"objectively"? I don't consider my opinions objective. The very def. of opinion includes subjective. Why do you consider yours different? I prefer Prince, for one. Freddie. Debbie. Arlo. Elvis. Cash. I agree Mick outstanding and have no argument beyond calling opinions objective. I would note there are frontmen like Prince who add instrumental virtuosity Mick doesn't have. This meaningful to me. "Objectively"" pointless ???

​@BoynamedMagnus183 i like taylor, She isnt in Micks league though. Mick Jagger is rock and roll. He's immortal and so is Keith Richards... rolling stones are the greatest rock and roll band in the world..have been for 50 years.

@@boogie4943 You have probably only heard her biggest hits,so you really have absolutely no right to say you dislike her music,life is too short to give ignorant losers like you any attention!

Her voice is so horrid she should put the mic in boiling water.

Uhm???😮

@@dobrasil8479 Have ever seen her live performance of "We are never ever getting back together " live in Sydney? She did a punk rock version..... Also watch her Crossroads show with Def Leppard when she was like 19.... The lady can rock

Dou itashimashite

Mick overshadows most, always have, always will.

she has an insanely great stage presence especially when performing her own music, however mick jagger's stage presence will almost always overshadow any artist

So, you're wrong. It's his song, and Taylor always give the spotlight to her colleagues on her concerts, go and watch Taylor and other guests at her shows. Now if one day will have the hypothetical case of having those two actually compiting for the spotlight would be very fun to watch 'cause both are amazing performers.

theres one

Well... he's got a couple years of experience on her. 😎

More than slightly.

Se la comió

His name is Paul Sidoti, and he has played with Taylor Swift since 2007.

Oh yeah!!!