The Rolling Stones - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (From The Vault - LA Forum 1975) 

65 and I hope I am not holding:)

This was so raw good😎🎸

Well Mick Taylor was the best

Zeppelin

@@benprudente8687 Zeppelin recorded 72 songs-many of which they lifted. Robert Plant stole from Steve Marriott-who page actually wanted first instead of Plant. Most Zep fans don't know that. Look up 'You Need LOvin" by the Small Faces. Pure stealing by Plant and Page. Could you imagine Zep doing Disco or funk like the Stones? No. The Stones recorded over 400 songs and were/are much more versatile. Also they have been around 60years. Zep 9 years.

rooster on acid

Coked Blues Leopard.

sloppy and sleazy has always been the heart and spirit of live Rock and Roll.

Greatest garage band on earth!

And Dylan and Springsteen and McCartney and gazilion others... damn.

I'm so glad I grew up when music was so good.

And I saw all Three in '75. Zeppelin on 2/3 @ MSG and 2/8 in 5th Row Center @ the Spectrum Phila PA (My 2nd and 3rd Zep Show) , The Stones on 6/27 @ MSG (my 1st of 4) and during my 4th Who Show in 2 Years @ the Spectrum sitting in Row # 2 on 12/15 all live in "75!! PS: I wonder if That has ever Happened before?? I started Doing Shows @ 16 in April '73 and Saw an Amazing Spring and Summer of Bands in NYC. Including the Zeppelin TSRTS @ MSG on 7/28/73 which is Part of the Movie and Live Album. Also and Still @ 16, DP Mark II, Procol Harum (my 1st ever), Zappa, Alice Cooper, Johnny Winter / Foghat, the Allman Bros 3 1/2 hr Warm Up Show at MSG for there Watkins Glen Weekend which was week Before the Zeppelin TSRTS. Mott the Hoople / NY Dolls, J.Tull, J, Geils (At a Roller Rink) W/ Peter Frampton. My Last Show of '73 was the WHO w/ Skynyrd @ the Spectrum doing there QUAD Tour!! I Said Who the Hell is This Band L. Skynyrd???

@@markmichalko3913 I can't remember where I stood or sat man or wobbled

@@garymack9734 I Have either a Gifted or a Curse of Remembering Everything back about '61-'62. I'm 63 Now and it May not Last, But a lot of People Think I'm Weird due to my recall!! PS: On My Face Book WHO Group Thing, They Just send about 40 Pictures of my 2nd Row WHO Show on 12/15/75 @ the Spectrum. If the Picture looking towards the Fans was More Focused, I Would be Right in Those Pictures. I was 5 ft from the Stage between John and Roger. They are Wonderful Pictures for Sure. I wish I could Share Them.!! Cause I Got Them Now!!

I was there to I was 20 years old The 60s & 70s the variety of music from America to led zep There will never ever be a era like that ever again So many bands, Jethro tull, humble pie, the calif jam, traffic, dave mason, neil young, CSNY, joni mitchel, Supertramp, ELP, when you went to the record store, it was endless, im 65 now i lived through all of, many friends have died from drugs etc My brother died last August, drug overdose, All those years were 1000% pedal to the metal It was unbelievably crazy The only way you can relate youd have to have lived through it

So cool. I frequent the Fabulous Forum now but always wonder what it was like back in the day.

It was my second concert, I was 15 years old. sat 2 feet away from Billy Preston. Changed my life

Other than Ian Stewart, Billy Preston was their best runner up.

Funny That Billy was w/ the Stones Troupe. He was Also w/ George Harrison's Band when I was him at the Spectrum in Phila PA on 12/17/74. That Man Was Very Busy in '74-'75 for sure w/ two Bands and two Major Tours!! Go Billy Go!!

eight inches Billy Preston was considered the “5th Beatle” and “6th Rolling Stone”. What gives that my man couldn’t get any writing credits?!?

@@averyce2 He Had a Wonderful Solo Career and George Gave him 3 Songs of His to Play during 12/17/74 Set (16 Song Set) and the Stones, He Got Two to Play. W/ the Stones & the Beatles, Writing Credits were Hoarded by the Principals. You don't Think George, Ringo, Woody, Bill, Mick T. and Charlie didn't Help in Writing and These Guys got Little to Zero Credit As Well. That's the R 'n' R Biz for Ya!!

@@Methilde , yes I’m aware of Nikki Hopkins. But from what I read he had a lot of Crohn’s disease issues and had to quit touring with the Stones. I say Preston a lot because of his showmanship. But never taking anything away from N. Hopkins. Hopkins was helping out the Stones during their peak sessions. That says a lot about his work for sure.

I graduated in 1973 and I went to some of the same shows you just mentioned :-) yeah being in your early twenties in the 70s was fun as s*** LOL

Creo que Billy Preston es el unico musico que ha tocado con Beatles y Stones

He was an amazing artist. His backup band here just happens to be the great Rock band in the world. Awesome footage

Full of Cocaine Heroin . There was nothing Psychedelic about Mid 70s Stones Music or the drugs they were doing . 69 to 72 and 78 to 82 are far better Periods for the Band than the mid 70s were . I will take 1994 to 1999 Stones over 75/75 stones anytime . Shows like Knebworth were dreadfull . Earls Court 76 and Paris 76 were really good for the era.

Yesss...Yess... Great

They’ll be a subject of fascination for centuries.

Correct

Saw him 6 Months Earlier when he was Part of George Harrison's Tour in '74. So I saw on 12/17/74 w/ George @ the Spectrum Phila PA and on 6/27/75 w/ Mick and the Boys @ MSG, NYC. He did 2 of his Song at Each Concert. I think it was the same 2!! He Sure was a Busy Man in '74/'75.!!!

@@markmichalko3913 I saw Billy with G Harrison in 74 + the Stones in 75. Both at the Chgo. Stadium. Tickets were $9.50. I think he played Outta Space + Will it go round in circles. Very heady days. Special memories indeed.

@@jimfritz9503 We Walk the same Roads to the Shows, Brother. I live in Central NJ, 1 hr Bus No. was MSG, NYC and a 1 hr Drive So. down the NJ Turnpike was the Spectrum Phila PA Harrison @ the Spectrum 12/17/74 and Billy Played "Circles" &"Outa-Space" &"Nothing from Nothing". The Stones @ MSG 6/27/75 Billy did "Outa-Space" & "That's Life" (Sinatra's Song). I Printed 99% of all the Bands Set Lists that I Witnessed (About 175 Bands List from 75 Concerts). For Me, it's Quality and Quantity. At 16, I saw my 1st and 2nd Concert Ever on 4/21/73 "Procol Harum" (They did 2 shows, so I went to Both). Did a Total of 10 Shows before my 17th B-day and Driver's License (Bus to NYC). Including The Movie Concert by Zeppelin @ MSG 7/28/73 (TSRTS) and Deep Purple Mark II on 5/30/73 Before Ian and Roger Split . Have a Wonderful and SAFE Holiday!!! PS: If your Still in Chicago, I Listen to WDRV The - Drive 10 @ 10 Most Mornings (8:00 AM Calif. time). I Based my 23,000 Songs on 10 @ 10 so I Put the Year an Album came out or Live Album Played (Not released but Performed) so One way to Listen is by Year. Avg 1000 Song ea. From '67 - '74!!

@@markmichalko3913 I used to work for several concert promoters in Chgo + the Midwest. I worked at or attended as a ticket buyer over 3000 shows, give or take. 1st show was Yardbirds with J Beck + J Page 1966. Saw Hendrix , Doors, Cream ( I have G Bakers drum stick) F Mac with Peter Green, the 1st tour with J Tull/ Led Zep/ Vanilla Fudge ($5.00) the Who 12 times with K Moon. And a poop load more. Saw the Stones in 69 , 72 , 75 + 78. Yes , it was fan dam tastic. Take Care. Yes we listen to WDRV . Rock on

@@jimfritz9503 Jim, Your a Pro!! Strike my Statement that we walk the same Road to the Show. You walked in your Big Boots and I Followed in my Hi-Top White Chuck Taylor's (Still have two Brand New Pair). In '66, I was 10 and I don't think Mommy and Daddy would have Let me have gone w/ you. I can Tell You if You Asked, No Way I Can Go!!! I Started when I did Cause I hung out w/ 2 Brother who Love Concerts (Went to 100's) and there Daddy had MONEY$$$$. Good Guys, But not the type you wanted to Hang Out for More than a Couple of Years ('73-'75). The Younger Bro Committed Suicide (He was a Lawyer) and the other (My Age) never grew up and May Be Dead Living on the Streets in LA. The Only Thing I Keep Thinking, I would have Loved to have Been 2 Years older Now and Started my Concert Journey in '71 (Best Year for Music) and the Best Concert Combo's. I'm Just Glad When I Did Start when I Did, Growing Up where I Grew Up and @ 63 Still Have all My Memories (I Haven't Forgot any of Them). Thank You For Connecting and Please Keep on Keeping on JIM!! PS: My Two Claim to Concert Fame was #1) Being at the Zeppelin Show @ MSG (7/28/73) That is Part of the Movie / Live Album was Filmed and Recorded. # 2) The BEST Concert I ever Witnessed was also @ MSG Seeing the WHO w/ Montrose on 6/14/74 (Also went to the 6/10 Show which was the 1st Time the WHO ever Played MSG) . 1st Time Scalped a Ticket ($45.00 for Two). I Made Two New Friend sitting right Behind Me (Row Above) They are Edgar Winter and Rick Derringer w/ Girl Friend!!!!

I envy you so much tho. I was born in 2001 and I saw them for the first and last time in 2016 when they came to Argentina, I hope they come again soon

It was a Crazy Stage, Saw at MSG on 6/27/75 w/ That same Crazy Stage.They Sure were Star, Staring That Night as well!!

D Targa hmmm... why do you have a pic of your feet as your profile photo? 😃

Because to do so is a great feat ! I can't understand it. Can't make a living in comedy.......................

Just like football players, they put it on so the light doesn’t blind as much

Jagger lyrics : I love it. The greatest.

They were always up to date with technology. Some of the 1st wireless guitar systems also.

It is difficult to see what fret the capo is at but that telecaster is always tuned to open G. I think that the capo is probably at the 4th fret, and the song is in B like JJF, SFM, and Tumbling Dice. He also uses the telecaster for YCAGWYW in C with a capo at the 5th fret in the same show.

RONNIE WAS DESTINED TO BE A STONE. HE AND KEITH ARE BROTHERS FROM A DIFFERENT MOTHERS.

Anthony De Luco that’s the whole problem. He’s another Keith. He didn’t bring anything to the band or lift them. It was a downgrade in studio and especially live. Mick Taylor was a musicians musician, really expanded their abilities and made them amazing.

Great work on bass

A great bass player Mr. Bill Wyman

even better at NY MSG gig

Imagine being Mick Jagger, on top of his game, onstage in 1975, in the middle of playing one of their biggest hits in front of 17,000 fans, AND on top of all that, a nice big blast of coke. H0w could one man have stood all of that? Mick Jagger is a god

@@MattRosemier1 And live to tell about it. Then again , they only used THEE BEST grade drugs available ( allegedly).

Yes I do ,,,,,,!

Fantastic Rolling Stones!!!!!

I thought it has surged only in the 80s

The girls in the 70s we're just gorgeous😍 before they started putting steroids and growth hormones in the dollar menus meat's!🎸🇺🇸

Thanks for the information.

I didn't much care for his vocals in 1975. He wasn't singing you're right. The best versions of this song are Love You Live and the bubble video and the studio version. The rest are too slow. This version is too slow.