The Rolling Stones - 1966 Tour with Ike & Tina Turner and The Yardbirds 

Wow !! I was there ! still remember like it was yesterday ! but I'm only 75 now. Rock n' roll foe ever.

This is awesome. I would love to see more Stones footage of the 66-67 period, when the Stones were a psychedelic pop group, writing many of their classics with Jones. So young and vital.

Keith Richards told an interesting story during his sit down with Matt Sweeney. He said one day while on tour with Ike & Tina Turner he heard noise that sounded like they were fighting in their dressing room. When peaked out into the hallway Tina emerged looking immaculate and it was Ike who had been beat up. Keith said Tina wasn't someone to mess with. People usually hear one narrative of their story from Tina's perspective but she was a tough woman who got into her share of fights.

A band I played un opened up for Ike Turner in the 90's. An underrated genius..Also a complete a-hole.

" Going at it , good and proper " . That`s ! Rock n roll .

I really love these stories! I have Keith Richards' memoir, and I have read other bios about the band and Mick, but I did not know about Mick and Tina. Well done!

This is good stuff man. I just discovered this channel last night at work. I have a boring graveyard shift job , sitting around a lot and I spend most of the night looking for good videos. I dig playing and listening to 60s music and researching the artists so this is like discovering gold for me ! Thanks

Jagger at his best in Havana, Cuba in March 2016 (Latin tour). 400,000 people showed up and the Stones gave a free concert (2 hours) to thank Cuba for giving the world their great Latin/Salsa music. Viva Cuba !!

What a line up would have loved to have seen ike and Tina . Managed to see her solo at the venue in Victoria some years later and she was incredible.

I saw them on that tour in 1966 at the Southampton Gaumont, ( now the Mayflower theatre ) absolutely brilliant, it was a fantastic line up.

I was at the Albert hall concert in 1966 and I still have the show programme, I was fifteen years old at the time !,

TOM KEYLOCK ~ "I found him [Mick Jagger] and Tina under the stage going at it good and proper." Wow!

I saw Ike and Tina at Central Park in NY in 1968-electrifying! Fun seeing Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page pre-superstardom. The Yardbirds were great in the '60.s.The times of shows and artists like all these are LONG over, unfortunately.

This was the first tour with Beck & Page both on Lead guitars and they had apparently 3 times more amplification than the Stones. A rival music critic reviewing this tour on a different date stated: "The audience reaction to the powerful sounds of The Yardbirds was so great that they wouldn't let them off the stage and would be stomping and screaming for more." "The Yardbirds performance was like World war III". Jimmy and Jeff had spent quite a while rehearsing "Over, Under Sideways Down" to get a stereo effect from the lead guitars and to hear this blasting out of the speakers must have been quite an experience. Tina Turner years later remembered how Ike commented to her after over hearing Beck & Page practicing before the show, "Damn these English Boys sure can play!" According to both Jim McCarty & Chris Dreja: This twin guitar attack when it worked the Yardbirds were untouchable but if Beck was having a bad night usually caused by malfunctioning equipment their sound would become a metallic din of noise. Had this reviewer perhaps seen another show he might have come away with a different impression?

The live performances sound very energetic and wild....

The Who members were all there, I met them at the exit when we left and I was lucky enough to get autographs from the the two of them Keith Moon and John Entwisle. Lucky me.

It's so funny watching Brian Jones cracking up laughing as Mick gets completely swamped and taken down by a bunch of girls on stage lol!

Great stuff. I always knew Mick and Tina had something between them but didnt realize it went back to 1966.

Immaculate editing job, with tons of excellent footage perfectly synchronized to the storyline. ❤ You are top tier channel!

"And there was Mick and Tina going at it!" Lol!!!

1966 wow well put together what a life being a stone I got no idea but it sure isn't dull...mick n Tina nice

Awesome 👍 thank you for sharing 💕 legendary rolling stones ❣️ always RIP charlie watts 💕 legendary

'Steve and Plonk' written on the stage door refers to Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane of the Small Faces, another outstanding band of this era.

Love these keep them coming thanks so much

RIP Brian Jones 💕 always remembered legend first stone 💕

Fantastic Great SHOW 👏✌️👍👏

Tina Turner was a monster, very talented.

It’s a shame there isn’t more high quality video of The Rolling Stones 1966 your.

That is so funny about Tina and Mick and Ike looking for them. I was wondering something like that at the begining of the film.

MSG- Terry Reid BB Ike and Tina Stones - and Janis. Now… that was a truly great show. It was better back then- I was there. ❤❤

This is the best of the series!

Cool to see kieth playing piano. You do not see him play piano publically very much even though he played alot of piano in the studio and at him .

I once knew a young lady who tried out for the Ikettes. If you tried out for them, you had to also "try out" for Ike.

Wow, it's so cool to see this stuff from the year I was born!..I've been a stones fan since my early teens and even though I've seen them 3 times and Keith and his winos once I envy those that saw them back in those days

The folks that bought tickets for that show got their money's worth and more.

Thanks for this pretty cool video

The golden age of the rock…I like it thanks for this awesome report so instructive I have never seen before

What a night

Nice footage I have never seen before. Ike would have left Mick in tiny little pieces. What a bill though. The Stones, Tina Turner and Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.

Top notch video and edition... again!

That would have been one hell of a great tour /show to attend.....

I was in first grade back then and it was the start of rockroll for me. It's hard to explain how society was, we had sit ins at recess and wouldn't come back in to school, I had no idea why, I just knew we were protesting something lol.

Lovely piano.🎩

That was interesting. I'm glad to hear Tina and Mick got down to it.

Good morning coffee ☕ time Rockstars ❤️🙌❤️ legend always

This must be the tour where the Jeff Beck story about meeting Tina backstage while sitting on his amp playing guitar came from.

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More people need to see this video. It's good.

That was bloody fantastic, yeh!

Wow! This is a gift! Thank you!!!!

Ike Turner recorded what is considered the first rock and roll song - "My Rocket 88". Ike and Tina Turner had a stage show "Review" that rivaled Motown and a string of hits. "I Think It's Gonna Work Out Fine" was one of the first 45RPM records I bought summer 1961. I was 10. Their backup group the Ikettes had a huge hit in 1961 too "I'm Blue Oo Be Do Be Do Be Do". Tina Turner has become a huge international star. Ike and Tina were way before the British Invasion groups like The Stones.

Starting with Mick's worried mug and with such title, i definitely have to see this.

Very well done! Thank you.

The Stones set in the background sounds awesome!, they should release that, as a re-do of the crappy Got Live If You Want It album

Wow, I saw them in San Francisco in '66'. No rioting. Actually pretty peaceful.

Would love to have seen the Stones live in that era, but alas it was before my concert going days! I did see the Ike & Tina Turner Revue at Hammersmith Odeon in the early ‘70’s & they were absolutely incredible… I had never seen anything like it, Ike, Tina & the Ikettes put on a truly sensational show!

Crazy, man. I love your channel.

Yesterday's Papers, I've enjoyed all of your videos now, I'm sad I've seen them all! Looking forward to next ones. Tell me, did you find a stack of your dad's old music papers in the loft? How do you select your material, what's the process? Utterly fascinating series, and also gives a fresh historically contemporary perspective, rather than the canonical set in stone recieved wisdom we're used to these days. Thankyou

I saw Ike & Tina in Tasmania 1976 I think. Ike was a real prick and played the entire concert with his back to the audience because he wasn't picked up at the airport in a Roller. Tina was dressed to kill but her voice was too much of a growl for my liking. The Ikettes stole the show as far as I was concerned.

Mick & Keith, Especially Mick Back Then To Now Luv The Beauty & Gourgousness Of Black Woman !!! & I Alway"s Feel Same Way !!!! ....Peace

The Yardbirds' "Happenings Ten Years Time Ago" was released in the U.K. on the 7th of October. Third-to-last day of the tour.

Chris Dreja's last name is pronounced "Dray - ah.". I met him a couple of times , he was a good cat.

I saw this tour at Leeds Odeon.

Saw them again in 2017 in Stockholm with my young son who is now writing and producing technical songs with his friend they call them "Alexander Jarl band and my son in law Siggi.

Thank you so much !!!!

Ahhhh this dovetails to the Bowie/Tina/Jagger EMI stuff in the cocaine 80s - State Of Shock & Live Aid etc - I freakin' worked for the co. back then but I never knew Michael actually ..well... with.... oh my! I'm just stunned Not. This is OG RockStar stuff. 🎸

Mick and Tina going at it good and proper ! lol

damn, what a great tour that must have been..🎶

The Stones looked so cool especially in this period..

now i know where Mick got his Tina Turner impression down... it became his entire stage presence... just like Robert Plant is doing a Janis Joplin impression... of course both of those ladies, got their act from performers that were before them as well... just an observation...

I don't recall neither Mick nor Tina publicly confessing to any type of affair, even after all these years. I would assume they've been asked at some point by now. Also, interesting to see Terry Reid's name pop up unexpectedly.

Keith was reading a REALLY old newspaper, more old than yesterday's papers if he was reading about Kennedy's 1963 assassination during a 1966 tour! "after all it was you and me" so that murder they solved years later.

..this explains a lot!!!

Steve and Plonk were Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane. "Plonk" was Ronnie Lane's nickname.

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Literally within seconds of the boy's shooting up. Richards, "What?"

Unfortunately, Tina Turner didn't receive the recognition she deserved until her " Private Dancer " LP was released. Ike Turner's domineering attitude contributed to this. Ironically, after she left him was when she obtained her greatest success!

Tina was no joke. Mick had to have had an ego the size of Britain to go up against her on stage.

Page and beck were taking the yardbirds into new territory which was quite different from what the artists on the tour were going . Jones and Richards great as they were together were not doing what beck and page were. That version of the yardbirds were a couple of years ahead of their time

Ohh Lordy ... The Drama!!!!

A long long time ago before the Rolling Stones became a corporation.

For 2yrs Ike Turner (and gfriend) were my nextdoor neighbors ..... Interesting 2yrs to say the least ....

Terry Reid was on that1966 tour also,

Mick was the man , Tina was a star , Jimmy on guitar was a Tornado.

Albert hall 23th I saw the whole concert it was more realistic and the original members playing and singing.

I would assume this is the tour Jagger stole Tina's moves, visible by the early 70's

Does anyone here know what recording/ bootleg this soundtrack is from?? Can’t believe the Stones playing..possibly the hottest I’ve ever heard them. Bill Wyman’s basslines are incredible!! Gotta get a copy of this/these whole shows.. Any info would be much appreciated!!

Unbelievable

I wonder if Page was touring with the Yardbirds at this time thinking this will be me soon. And it would.

Royal Albert Hall show is the very first live record ever

I'm surprised Ike Turner stormed into the Stones' dressing room wanting to beat up Mick Jagger. The Stones, led by Mick, had hired Ike and Tina Turner to be their support act, Mick was basically their employer, he could have fired them from the tour.

Mick & Tina 💘💕 wooohooo!

mick and tina were getting it on under the stage huh is there anybody mick as not banged....lol

Nice, but why so many noises over the images..?? It's annoying to see...

SAW THIS TOUT IN IPSWICH

Was he saying Tina and Mick were fooling around?

This is fantastic footage, is there more of the Yardbirds from this show?

Good stuff but the artificial graininess is giving me a headache lol

Good video spoilt by those OTT false scratchy film over lays

If you're adding all the dirt and film damage effects to the clips: Don't.