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Golden age of music

George Harrison looks like bill Wyman from the rolling STONES

so beautiful

my favourite song ever

I was there with my brother , Paul Bateman Brian and it was oh so good

This version is not quite enough! All you have to do is compairing it with the one where Mick sings.... So much better!!! When I was thirteen, I heard it over and over and over.... Still, there was a friend of mine who played it on acoustic guitar and all the others would sing along, thousands of times!!!

Sounds brilliant 🎉❤❤

Whose guitar is it that comes in sometimes after the chorus? Like at 1:04. So catchy. You don’t hear it in the studio version.

The radio DJ was the legendary STAN ROFE on radio 3UZ Melbourne.. A truly great man who did so much for Aussie artists in the 1960's He was much loved by all. I went to his funeral in the 1990's .

Piano in there i never noticed before

He had a great talent for adding so much to a song with very little, regardless of the instrument he played. His unique approach and gifted musical ear often made the song. Between the Buttons was the last great record he played on IMO

I'm sure that the Stones were louder than this.

Super recording! OMG Thank you! ❤

Crosby being the billboard for STP!

So glad they keep going..

No túnel do tempo! Estou viajando! Thank you boys!

NO VIDEO 😡

One, two! I was born in a crossfire hurricane And I howled at the morning drivin' rain But it's all right now, in fact it's a gas But it's all right, I'm jumpin' jack flash It's a gas, gas, gas I was raised by a toothless, bearded hag I was schooled with a strap right across my back But it's all right now, in fact it's a gas But it's all right, I'm jumpin' jack flash It's a gas, gas, gas (oh) I was drowned, I was washed up and left for dead I fell down to my feet and I saw they bled Yeah, yeah I frowned at the crumbs of a crust of bread Yeah, yeah, yeah I was crowned with a spike right through my head My, my, yeah But it's all right now, in fact it's a gas But it's all right, I'm jumpin' jack flash It's a gas, gas, gas Jumpin' jack flash, it's a gas Jumpin' jack flash, it's a gas Jumpin' jack flash, it's a gas Jumpin' jack flash, it's a gas Jumpin' jack flash, it's a gas

brilliant

Inget waktu esde di Sumedang, mugia sararehatnya 🙏🫶🙏

Super Band Just Great A1 ++++++++

Mick jagger and Keith richards have a lot to thank brian jones for.

this is horrible

The first rolling stone! To me!

I think his musicianship was rather over-rated

Das IST fantastidh 😂😂😂

Brian Jones 🙏❤️ Forever ❤️

IAM ROLLING STONES MUSIC MAN.❤

His playing on Monkey Man was perfect

not isolated enough the drumming is bloody annoying And other instruments distract from the subject

Brian Jones was a multi-instrumentalist❤

Charlie's looking good tonight!

Look at that British Hunk of man, Keith richards!! Love, love, love 💘!!

Hardly isolated, you can barely hear it over the harpsichord.

1964 n I’m 76 n still I love the Brian Jones Stones what a fantastic life n they still Rocking! 😍😄🤩🥳🥵😎🤩🥳

Great job with this! Brian Jones never got the credit he deserved.

C'est bien aussi, instrumentals 🥰

Soirée rolling stones, le groupe Anglais le plus populaire au Monde, les textes et Mélodies, riffs , slide guitare ,de BRIAN ✨

Love his Gibson firebird my favorite of all RIP Brian thanks for the beautiful music

Greatest song ever! First time hearing it was at Tour Of Duty. Not about it, but still immediately thinking about US soldiers in Vietnam

I only believe in Bill Wyman when it comes to who played what in the classic Stones lineup (1962-1969) Keith is full of shite when it comes to remember Sixties stuff.

Brian must have been so glad when Mick and Keith wrote a real blues song for the band to play, Brian jumped right in playing that great original blues harmonica part... What? ... oh wait that wasn't' Brian? Oh that was Mick... every note of it. All that genius harmonica playing was Jagger... Well for sure Brian must have played the slide guitar then... Oh shoot.. the slide guitar was all Keith? Well Brian must have played one of the other rhythm guitars then ...right? Oh damn Keith dubbed all the guitar tracks himself... All four or five guitar tracks were Keith? that a lot of guitar for one guy...Maybe Brian sang some back up then? No not a single lyric was Brian. Perhaps Brian produced it then... great blues production... Ahhh not quite... production was all Jimmy Miller. Then what essential part did the bluesman Jones play in this one of the bands greatest blues songs ever? Conga...Brian played blues conga... really Blues conga? That can't be right...is it? Yeah, that's it, Brian played blues conga... Wow. How sad.

Syncopation

Brian’s guitar is hardly audible. He must have forgotten to raise the volume on his amp. Lol

brian was so tallented un bleivel rest in peace he could play any instremnt

they either sped up the sitar track to E or used a small child's size sitar that could tune that high. You can't tune a sitar up to E without breaking strings

What a joy to hear this.

Cant thank you enough. You have coloured in grey memories from my youth. Your inclusion of Sunday Night at the London Palladium performance is priceless. You are the Richard Attenborough of Rolling Stones unearthed performances. Anything with Brian is to be cherished. Gone too young, too soon. The Stones roll on, each chapter different to the last one. Please keep up the good work. WE NEED YOU.

"Renaissance fair" ...the perfect song from Monterey....

Thank you. Totally enjoyed these chords.