What strikes me about this is the precision of Brian’s harmonica and guitar playing - leading from the front and right on it. A great musician, long passed, but never to be forgotten……
Yes I think we all forgot what a great harmonica player Brian was. His musical roots really were in blues and story goes he was unhappy when the band moved toward flower power music.
@@KaiserBlade "he co-wrote a few tracks and never got credited for them, "Ruby Tuesday" being one of them". Examples of Jones's contributions are his slide guitar on "I Wanna Be Your Man" (1963), "I'm a King Bee", "Little Red Rooster" (1964), "I Can't Be Satisfied" (1964), "I'm Movin' On" (1965), "Mona" (1965), "Doncha Bother Me" and "No Expectations". Jones can also be heard playing Bo Diddley-style rhythm guitar on "I Need You Baby", "Please Go Home", "19th Nervous Breakdown", and the guitar riff in "The Last Time"; sitar on "Street Fighting Man" and "Paint It Black"; organ on "Let's Spend the Night Together"; marimba on "Under My Thumb", "Out of Time" and "Yesterday's Papers"; recorder on "Ruby Tuesday" and "All Sold Out"; saxophone on "Child of the Moon" and "Citadel"; kazoo on "Cool, Calm & Collected"; Appalachian dulcimer on "I Am Waiting" and "Lady Jane", Mellotron on "She's a Rainbow", "We Love You", "Stray Cat Blues", "2000 Light Years from Home", and "Citadel"; and the autoharp on "Ride On, Baby" and (for his final recording as a Rolling Stone) on "You Got the Silver". He also played the oboe/soprano sax solo in "Dandelion". Etc, Etc.......
They must be great because I never get tired of seeing videos. Brian always looked “kool”. Thanks again for sharing. Makes me glad I watched them back then and back now.
ten, is that now or then or what that you kept on?? Gloria Stachard. WHY bury your comment under another’s?? And another’s mostly indecipherable one at that!
Den Rhythmus beherrschen sie schon perfekt....guter klassischer Rock 'n Roll...auch andere Stile werden akkurat aufgeführt.....gefällt mir....🎶🎼🔝👏👌......
So for me out of these songs"' I'm all right"' kicks ass, it's a great beat and I learned Keith Richards really had a great singing voice, I wanted to hear more from him.
He reminds me of Stevie wright with his performance. Stevie was the front man of the Easybeats. He taught them all how to entertain the audience. He would do back flips on the stage and dance around the stage also. He was a great performer and song writer. Lost to early. He loved to perform. He owned the stage when he performed.
He was copying every movement of Stevie Wright's dance moves.😮😮. To take the credit for his Dancing was nothing short of theft. Stevie wright would do back flips on the stage also do jumps and the splits and throw him self into the audience during their appearances in concert.
When the Stones covered a song like Buddy Holly's Not Fade Away, they would take possession of the song, and lay down the definitive interpretation of that song. "I Just Wanna Make Love to You" does the same. They invoke Muddy Waters, but the song at that moment belongs to them. All the Chuck Berry covers -same and I love Chuck!
I’m a big Beatles fan, but absolutely adore the stones! Mick Jagger and Brian Jones are and were such sweethearts (well in their own special ways), but my fave was Charlie Watts 😘
Después de Brian Jones. Ha e 50 años qe siguen tocando lo mismo. No hicieron nada más. Sólo siguen con lo mismo hace 50 años. Gente Brian falleció de modo dudoso y nunca más hubo talento solo copiar
I like the. Way Brain JONES played the instrument he was used on the song Paint it black and was sitting on the floor. What was the guitar he was playing.
Ed Sullivan was a great guy, he brought so much talent to the people. And always respectful of his audience but didnt allow a mob scene so everyone enjoyed the performance 😊
19:33 I can't believe Dean came out with that one ("..who sold a lotta alyums....uh...albums') and in 1964 no less!! Maybe Dean helped to inspire 'Mothers Little Helper' more than anyone knew ?
It disturbs me that Live Stones videos hardly ever show Bill Wyman. He was a really good bass player and his way of holding his bass up high on stage looked great. I know they wanted to feature Mick, Keith and Brian but they missed out not showing Wyman.
Holy moly -- they are so raw and wild and just exploding with roll and roll juice all over that stage. The rockabilly dancing, the Delta blues howling, the total on-stage sellout to the songs. The tambourine solo by Brian ... Mick's blaring voice.
Saw them make a video of this on the beach at osmington mills ,dorset in the spring of 64 it, it was on top of the pops the next week havent seen it since 😊😊the song was not fade away
Rolling Stones? Rubbish!! So very many better than them, they didn’t deserve their status. None of them can sing, just a discordant noise. If they started out today no one would give them a chance. Amateurish, all of them.
The most talented one of the Rolling stones was Brain JONES. He played all the instruments. When he died so did the stones. Because after he passed away all rest just played the guitars and drums. How boring was that.
Almost everyone knows the TAMI show. Big thanks for seeking out these lesser known performances. If I can find the TAMI show on your channel I'll leave a comment on that one.
Brian is great, cheerful and participatory in this show, he even did a vocal with Mick. Which leads us to reflect on what affected Brian for him to isolate himself and distance himself from the rest of the band. Was it Mick's charisma as a vocalist and lyricist with Keith, or his troubled personality that led him to drugs and alcohol? Brian will always be the first Stone.
Yep, just like most young white British bands, even the Beatles relied on cover in their early days although they were clearly a cut above in the songwriting department.
Durch die Jahrzehnte zwang uns die Kameraführung den großen Mund von Mick Jagger anzuschauen. Ab und zu hätte ich gern mehr von den anderen Mitgliedern der Band gesehen.
@@mariogrechi1840 Neither are the “original.” Do you mean Chuck Berry’s recording? Ya-Ya’s “Midnight Rambler” is also superior to the recorded version. Just to disprove your statement.
En 1964 Elvis était à Hollywood et tournait films sur films les styles de musiques ont changés pourtant après le cinéma en 1968 le king Elvis montrera a tout le mondes que le roi du rock'n'roll ces toujours Lui et sans égales.
The producers of this show should have had the Easybeats on it also. They were a great band. ❤❤❤❤. It should not matter where you come from as long as you can play your instruments and sing. And entertain the people who are watching. Even if you are from Australia or any other place.
Stevie Wright's dance moves shows very clearly when the Rolling stones appear on the Mike Douglas tv show. When they are just starting out. They should have kept doing their own music, not able to do anything else.
The greqtest band of all time. BUT.... Mick Jagger can't sing to save his life. Nor can Bob Dylan. But they were the inspiration for everything we see today.
something absurd about them doing second rate chuck Berry numbers in chucks own country....bizarre really...although to be fair the stones did progress to a point where they became a real rock and roll act who surpassed many of their root influences.
