The Rolling Stones “Miss You + Gimme Shelter” 05/11/24 Las Vegas, NV 

Grazieeee a Dio sono ancora qui con noi😉😉😉🤩🤩🤩

Yeah and Kieth Richards had a blood transfusion or maybe more im not sure?

I forgot about the tree! Who’d a thought it was the thing that nearly killed him!

@@starcloud4959 he snorted a bit of his cremated dad's ashes mixed with some other powdery medium...allegedly.

I think its just Mick keeping them other two allive😌🫶

You hit it on the head

True

Indeed!

Sorry, The Beatles were. RS are the second one

If you have the right amount of money as they do.😁

82 ....next year

I love the song."sway"

So there is still hope for me born first half of previous century

1 percent about all there is :/

It sounds absolutely amazing specially for playing and singing live at their age. Chanel is a wonderful support.

I hear ya I was there too and I’m 65. Best show in my books ever !!

Thier health is amazing!!!🙂

Mick rocks

I’m so sorry for your loss of your mother. 🙏💔

sorry for your loss

I am very sorry 😢

So sorry. I lost my Mom too It’s hard. Take care.

I LOVE it! I am so sorry about the loss of your Mother. She sure had good taste though. I'm 73 and I loved the Stones from the first moment I heard them and still do today. In the early 60s, you were either a Stones person or a Beatles person. The Beatles made beautifu l music, but the Stones loved and played the delta blues. I was in college from 1968 to 1972 and during that time they put out Beggars Banquet, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main St. That was their peak, I believe, but they still rock so hard. I'm so glad you passed this love to your daughter. I loved Prince from the very beginning and I passed on that love, and my love for Jimi Hendrix, to my children. My daughter saw Prince in Oakland California, about 3 months before he died. That was so sad. A couple of months ago I came across Keith Richards doing a cover of I'm Waiting for the Man, the Lou Reed song from the vmVelvet Underground days. It is phenomenal. I hope you can check it out. Lou Reed's version of that song in 1984 shows the spectacular difference between the 2. I love them both! God bless you and keep you.

You got that one right... I saw him once in the nineties at a concert, we had for a second eye contact....man ...that guy is a vampire .. nothing of this world..love the Riff man

Remember way back in 1970s joking about Keith and how he was barely alive except for some kind of experimental FrankensteinIan treatment of changing his BLOOD like flushing an automatic transmission. Ha ha ha, yeah. 45 years later he's still kicking along, it must have all been true.

Keith Richard and Ron Wood formed a group of stars to tour and promote Ron's album ' Gimme Some Neck ' back in late 70s. Called the ' New Barbarians ' Saw them in Detroit, got to shake Ron Woods hand as they came on.

I remember when they came out.my favorite album stick fingers.1972 I believe.

Don't forget, Herr Turbo, that Mr Jagger has three private doctors, four physical therapists, two massage therapists, a personal pediatrist, five personal chefs, two private nutritionists, two private dermatologists, two wardrobe facilitators, three hair dressers, a personal Reiki master, a personal rolfer, a private sacral-cranial therapist, and $500 million.

Clean livin'.

@@ericmalone3213 I was going to say 40 years of drugs and rock and roll was the key to youth, but your probably right, all that other stuff.

​@@ericmalone3213 well I must say if we all had the cash to look after ourselves like that I would imagine we would all be looking like Mick, & be as fit as him,bless him,I adore Mick jagger, he is everything,❤ SMART,❤ TALENTED❤, HANDSOME❤,GREAT❤ SONGWRITER,❤ & MUCH,MUCH,MORE. ALL I HAVE LEFT TO SAY IS IT IS LATE IN AUSTRALIA BUT LOVE YOU MICK ALWAYS HAVE ALWAYS WILL ❤❤ YOU TRULY ARE THE G.O.A.T. OF BLUES/ROCK. NITE TO ALL YOU ROLLING STONE GUY'S BEST BAND EVER ❤❤❤

@@matthewbarry7026 Mr Jagger was never heavy into drugs. Bill Wyman didn't ever use drugs. Nor did Ian Stewart.

Are you for real? Just some humble over the hill greedy multi millionaires looking to lower their child support & alimony payments. This band was finished the moment Mick Taylor quit. End of story!

Right on !!!!

& WHAT A COMMENT A GREAT TRUTHFUL,& HONEST,STATEMENT, YOU ARE SO RIGHT ABOUT THEM,LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES ❤😊🎉❤😊🎉❤😊🎉❤😊🎉 I HAVE LOVED THEM SINCE DAY ONE & STILL LOVE THEM NOW. I SO LOVE THEIR STREAK OF THE BLUE'S IN THEIR MUSIC,THIS WAS MY ATTRACTION TO THEM,MY FATHER WAS A BLUES/JAZZ MAN & EVEN PLAYED TRUMPET FOR FRANK SINATRA IN SYDNEY.THIS WAS MY "FATAL ATTRACTION" 2 THE BLUES/ WHICH LED ME TO THE STONES,I ADORED MY DAD USE TO GO TO THE CHEVRON HILTON & WATCH HIM PLAY HIS TRUMPET, I WAS SO PROUD OF HIM ❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊❤❤

honestly is there any original band besides them touring today, from the 60's

There is nothing natural about 80 year old dudes being on the road, on tour and bouncing around a stage for 2 hours every night. Keep the red juice coming

Extremadamente fabulosos

👏🏼❤️

Yup, living on the edge and somehow surviving.😳

I agree with you. I was rockin' with it till I kept watching and the real energy seems to be gone. Look at Keith. He's sitting most of the time. And Ronnie is trying to make up for it but he can't. Mick still has some get up but his voice is weaker now. Let's face it...we will have to say goodbye before long. That really makes me sad. I feel the same way you do. I never got to see them in person. I regret that cuz I should've. I could've. I don't think I want to see them now. It would make me cry probably.

Cuando yo fui a sus conciertos en el 95 se decía que eran los últimos hay que disfrutar por qué ahora sí tristemente los estones se van

Funnily enough she did play Tina Turner in the Tina Turner musical :)

​@@laswan5wrong

We weren't the Greatest Generation but we had the greatest music!!!!!

Перевод

I've seen the Stones every time they've been in the U.S. in Philly from 1972 - 1988. I saw them at JFK Stadium. 110,000 people, Foreigner opened, there wasn't an empty seat in the place. I'm 66 now but the memories make it like it was yesterday. I miss that music, that spirit, that purpose!! Long live the Stones!

I love a good harmonica

Who is the lady that sings with them?

May God bless the(ir) SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVILS ????

@@paulschofield611 Chanel Haynes was the star of the Tina Turner musical "Tina:The Tina Turner Musical"

@@aga5892 Not surprised! When I saw her I thought: "it's as if Tina was still with us"!

It’s something to look forward to the hope to see them ,she gave me shivers when belted out the first line

wow that is so amazingly not at all interesting in any way... no one came here hoping to hear all about you

They are in top form here. Quite amazing to witness.

Living in luxury w his ballerina and little boy....wow

Well good for his little boy that he's healthy.

“It’s in the blood” as they say

They probably aren’t his, by this point

You probably would have all that if you had his money. Money gets you the best treatment.😊

YES! The Voodoo Lounge Tour - I was there -- FANTASTIC!

What a blessing

💯Happy Mothers Day. 💯

I'd be scared to watch them live in a concert just in case 1 of them dies on stage. It can happen.

​@@MissX905Charlie already They pace themselves.

@@MissX905 Dont worry,Be happy 😄

Touring is where all the money is

❤️❤️

Best ever Rock UK group amazing❤

How you get free tickets? Don't tell Mick he will send you a bill for them!

Fuckn A

Yea stop mopping floors cleaning gettin up early etc etc .the moment they awake have people doin the heavy lifting..easy life

Me too

All it takes is red juice but you don’t rate for red juice. Don’t be sorry

Lucky you !👍🏼

Same age as Biden. Let that sink in.

A steady supply of red juice will keep him going for the next 30 years, and no one will find that strange either

​@@ozrob8726Can you imagine if Biden was on stage wandering aimlessly and telling dead people to stand up. Mick would have to be his visiting angel and lead him by the hand maybe to the nearest ice cream stand