The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed (Official Lyric Video) 

Rolling Stones

god bless ya kid.

God bless you, but all I can say is I hope you’re not my boy. If you are, and even if you’re not, stay safe and well. I say this because my son is also named Douglas and our last name starts with letter B and he loves The Stones (which he gets from me) and he also likes to drink and smoke weed (which he doesn’t get from me; I’ve never touched anything). But he was born in the late 1990s and I’m boomer generation.

@mackb909 So, you ever find out if it was your son?

Been there as well man!

One of my favorite Charlie songs. Love him forever ❤️

RIP Charlie!

Charlie was the heartbeat of The Rolling Stones rest in peace my friend

Another great drum sound is St.Anger Metallica. Definitely the best..

@@literallyunderrated pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

No Stones without Charlie

Charlie was great, but Keith's acoustic and slide work and harmony vocals with Mick, Mick's vocals, Bill's bass, and "sixth Stone" Stewie's always-astute barrelhouse piano all worked to make this track superb.

Add Honky Tonk Woman to Charlie’s list.

Underrated by who?

@@mulder006 I guess I shouldn’t have said underrated, but definitely underplayed. I don’t think I’ve heard this more than twice on classic rock stations -FM or Satellite- in my life. Maybe it’s the drug reference, but still. Seems like this is a forgotten about Stones’ classic.

Hell, yes. ♥️

@@QuintTheSharker Classic Rock stations have their setlist, this isn't on it. There's thousands of songs that are not on those station's set list. It's all repetition.

@@eightinches6094 thanks, I got that. That’s sort of the point I was making. Thanks for stopping by.

Catchy keyboards inside my sharp ear.

I dont hear it

Me too

...all over!

This song IS Rolling Stones.

"Stu": Ian Stewart, one of the most underrated keyboardists in rock 'n' roll history. He was part of the band from the start and a member of their first stable six-piece before being demoted after Andrew Loog Oldham took over managing the band in spring '63. Oldham believed that five was the max number for a rock band, and that the 6'2", full-figured Stewart didn't fit in with the band's lean/mean image, which Oldham was flacking. Stu remained as the band's road manager and part-time session and gig pianist. He continued as part of the organization until his untimely death from a heart attack, age 47, in 1985. Anecdotes of Stu's years as road manager/member of the Stones entourage/family are legendary. One of my favorites involved a mid-'60s concert tour in England. Stu drove the van transporting the guys and their equipment and made sure they stayed on schedule. One afternoon, with a gig coming up that evening and several hours' drive time still ahead of them, Stu stopped at a roadside diner announcing lunch. He told them they only had half an hour. Stu got out, as did Jagger, Richards, Wyman, and Watts. Brian Jones, ever the diva, announced the place looked sketchy and he wasn't hungry. The others went inside. 20 or 25 minutes later, Brian emerged from the van as the others were finishing up and ordered a full lunch, burger with chips. Just as his food arrived and Brian bit into his burger, Stu announced it was time to get moving if they were to make their evening gig on time. The others headed back to the van but Brian, sure enough, sat at the table chewing. Stu was having none of this and, all 6'2"and over 200 pounds of him, seized the 5'6" Brian, still clutching his burger in his hand, and dragged him back to the van. No report if the others cheered Stu's action or not.

​@@mackb909 no one asked

@@9nether945 fuck you

@@9nether945 you're probably a Brian fan who still believe he was an angel.???

@@Methilde My comment wasn't about Brian, I hadn't even read that part when I typed it, I just thought it was wierd typing and/or copy pasting a biography on Ian Stewart out of nowhere, idk maybe they're just trolling. As for Brian, yeah I know he was abusive and had a massive ego and all that and no he didn't deserve to die.

The sixth Stone.

They should have used him on every studio recording.

@@thomascatt5736I dunno… Nicky Hopkins (and Leon Russell on “Live With Me”) were pretty amazing.

Stu made me love this song.

I'm 64 years old...you wanna know the difference trough us guy? I lived that golden age, you not...

Vamos marcos! Fuerza

I can dig it brother !

The fruits of the blues and human nature. 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🧞‍♂️🧞‍♂️🧞‍♂️🧞‍♂️🧞‍♂️💀💀💀

Funny, someone above was saying it's all Charlie watts, rip. 😂

Wrong and wrong again!, this band especially but also the others that hit the big time carried no passenger's at all, the greatest ones are the sum of all the parts

My Dad broke my "Satisfaction" 45 rpm, too. I guess I played it one too many times. Pretty shocking and sad day.

Oh daddyo that's so square get to the scene,and cilli with the kids

My dad saw them in England on t.v hated them..but bought rolled gold for my birthday in 1981,there the seed was planted....now with Charlies departure I feel a piece of me has gone....still got boxes of old blues records thought.

My dad would never do such a deed as this, as a 50's dad he'd join in, till he embarrassed hisself silly, leave, and join up w/ma fo a bit hanky panky.

LMFAO

Like we all need someone to cream on want to cream on me

Thats atleast a triple entendre

"cheeky"

@@anton1949 Yes, "cheeky" means disrespectful but in a playful way.

What a song huh?@@gwynnielsen5081

Nailed it with that comment 👌

Yes Ian I feel never gained the praise he should have received. Gifted player in my opinion!!

all songs of the full album let it bleed ser fantastic!!!

Heroin was initially a creative but sloppy inducing friend of kieth.

@@franklinloll2229 lol so true

The Beatles:Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah The Stones:Woo Woo Woo Woo

I prefer Let it Bleed

One of them is a song about being passive and the other is about bleeding and cumming all over that special someone

Let it bleed is so much better than Let it be, I being the big Beatles fan that I am, I think the album is rubbish which is sad as it was their last album, you would expect that the Beatles would end on a high note. The problem with Let it be was not a lot of songs made it in, including from previous album sessions, plus some songs were worse than their original version, Let it be naked is better, but still not the best album.

@@williampena197 I love let it be

From me too. That's nothing better than "take my arm, take my leg" 💙💙🎶🎶🎶

My favorite part is “I was dreaming of a steel guitar engagement..”

A perfect fucking song when you need one most.

Same bro

I'm still in my mother's womb and I proclaim the Rolling Stones to be the greatest rock and roll band in the world!

@@billdoe8919 cherish this moment, it will be the last time youre inside a woman 😂

Stareye_ Ouch! You got me! Just keep having your insides filled by men....

@@billdoe8919 lmao sad comeback, u mad bro?

Mick Taylor is brilliant, when he left to save his life, the stones lost half of their soul!

early acdc was just like that too

@@ale6723 fuck ACDC

Joe Garrison AC/DC was actually smart. They invented a sound 10 years before their time. They are a great hard rock band but nobody beats The Stones, but Queen are up there with them

@@deadchannel950 they sold out.. Every song you hear on a movie trailer is either back in black or highway to hell. That's why most people who think of Rock n Roll think that it's always loud and obscene where as rock n roll is much much more than that. Blue sky, Lola, let it bleed, powderfinger, space oddity, while my guitar gently weeps etc etc are all good examples of what rock n roll should be remembered for. Neil Young was one of the ones I remember refusing to sell out "I ain't singing for Pepsi, I ain't singing for Coke. I dont sing for nobody, it makes me look like a joke"

@@deadchannel950 The Beatles are better.

Wow - what a year!!

And that piano!

the edge the always been a place i venture off too now & then. Edgy feel, right on!

Yeah, once I heard the Stones that was the end of the Fab Four for me......picked up on them again when they came out with the White Album. But the Stones were ALWAYS my staple and still are.

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 The beatles where....pussies....Stones have always had what it takes to please....

Very much the same 👍

Or....you make a dead man come.

Fnarr fnarr.

The way mick sings that line is the best part of the song 😂

bleed out-

I thought it was "coquette sympathy". Which makes sense too. 😅

Not to mention cream or feed on

Now 66 people. They aren't able to dream a steel guitar engagement.

The first time I heard this I lmao especially cream on and u can cream on me😹😂😹

The Disciples of Rude, jus sàyin ¡😎¡

Well goddamn it! 👏💯🌹 Can you just be my best friend now please?!! I promise, you can bleed on me! All over!! 😁

What❓

parabens para os stones! fiquei muito bebado escutando eles ja

os melhores álbuns dos Stones são obras primas como Monalisas e Guernicas... Jagger e Richards são como Picassos e DaVincis

@@frankcastle4547 Brazil🇧🇷

@@leocabral. Taboão

Yea !!!

man im sure they probably did it at a show or gig ...but this is the ORIGINAL recording right off the album LET IT BLEED.new like 1969 or so

I hear bleed it alright, not get it on rider

👏👏

The Stones had been the other end of the 60's, just as The Beatles and Dylan started it. Always seen the darker vision of the hippie movement that happened along. Let it Bleed is such a great album, but it's such a dark album.

@@zackzallie8735 it was the drugs man lol lol 🤣🤣

@@frankvalli1876 true lololol

@@zackzallie8735 not entirely so, essentially a rigid British education, war torn countryside, colleges, and viewing Rock & Roll as an escape to freedom, no matter what life throws at us attitude. Course girls, alcohol, drugs & mischief have a part.

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