Keith Richards Talks About the Blues in Britain
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2009
- Segments of Keith Richards talking about how the Blues kicked off in Britain, along with the Rolling Stones themselves. Taken from a BBC4 show, "Can Blue Men Play The Whites", as part of Blues Britannia. Also features Bill Wyman and Paul Jones.
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"You had it all the time, pal. You just didn't listen" The significance of what Keith said there can't be overstated.
The Stones were over the target before anybody else even knew there was a target.
If they were given the airtime, things might have been different.
Keith at his absolute coolest here😃🎸🔥👌🌟If ever I'm feeling down I put myself on this Keef Blues in London utube clip, The Blues, The Rolling Stones and us Fans Versus the World🌍, R.I.P Charlie Watts🥁 we miss you 🙏
I love to listen to Keith speaking, he's always right on target!
Bless you Keith, just keep being creative and free.
I Love Keith he's so Real !!!
You mean the rattling bones. I am 70 and they just blew me away in 1965 with Satisfaction. Have stuck to them since then.
Thank you for this, love to hear Keith talk about the blues.
Keith is just an absolute Legend period and we share the same birthday which makes me love him even more. The Rolling Stones are quite simply the coolest band ever assembled.
That little grin Bill and Brian share at 4:10 is sweet as hell.
Keith is and always will be heart and soul of my beloved Rolling stones
you gotta love Kieth. when he smiles his face lights up, but the final seconds when he says "why did you start it, how do you wanna finish it? that's the blues" you would not want to mess with him. his eyes are so "don't fuck with me."
"you had it all the time "the blues" but you just didn't listen. " What a great quote from Keith Richards.
The bass line in Get Off Of My Cloud is one of the wonders of the world.
I'm from Australia, found Keiffs music among my Dad's Lobo, Bread and Eagles vinyls.
You are a legend Keiff ❤❤
I can not ever express my admire of Keith.Always was and will always bee one and only!
keith and bill...too cool
The look at his last words - great!
Love this guy
he looks so chill here. Gotta love him
This is great. This gets at some of the meat of a conversation that; if I could, I would want to have with Keith.
Keith is a BANG. Long life to him!
*Keith Richards such a great storyteller always witty and engaging. Thanks. Bangkok-Johnny CarSanook Media Thailand*
Awesome!! Thanks so much.....
LOVE hearing the phrase, "Brian's group, the Rolling Stones. Yeah, baby. It WAS Brian's group....
For a while, three or four years at best.
That’s true. But Brian founded the group, picked the members, did all the promoting and booking and “finances”, such as they were. (And, yes....he did give himself an extra 5 pounds a week, which was a sticking point for Mick and Keith, especially, for years.) And, of course, Brian chose the direction their music was going to go, and steered the band in that direction. Without him, Mick and Keith could very likely have ended up unknown outside of the London area....and, obviously, Mick and Keith were urged to write original material by manager Andrew Loog Oldham, and they were successful right from the beginning...the early days were good and exciting and Brian and Keith were especially close. Brian had the vision and the drive, but it took all 5 of them to make up the “Rollin’ Stones”, aka The Rolling Stones (after they went through a few early members, and after Ian Stewart was relegated to pianist/roadie/glue that stuck them all together).
@@19Sioux52 And that's true too.
You have to ask yourself "what kind of World are we going to leave for Keith?"
"Your overloading"... Keith Richards : "We want to overload !" Priceless !
Bill is also there talking, luv it!!!
Guitar skill debates aside, Keith Richards is.... well, he's Keith fucking Richards. He makes anything he even thinks about instantly 100% more awesome.
excellent vid, well done!!!!!!
Yeah... it's was the Stones that introduced me to the Blues .. back in the 60s...big time...Muddy and the Chess lot..all the blues greats .then it just kept Rolling..into Soul..Jazz.. Funk..etc... all versions of the blues.
I like this better each time I'm offered it. He's teaching me life. And I'm a serious brain injury survivors with a slur too, so he's my inspiration. I've waited 7 years for old farts to let amazing young women in, who really do care. And they are so practical!
grande zio Keith.....ti vogliamo bene...noi nipotini del Rock'n'Roll...
Great Richard you are still fantastic buddy
Keith Richards is the sexiest man alive, Jon Bon Jovi is number two
They seemed to be one step ahead when British RB was hot. Thats what made them stand out with a signature sound. With Mick's ambiguous singing style and Keith's unique playing it demanded attention. 😎
Keith's the Robert Johnson of the21st century
Pure Beauty!
Jeff Beck is a legend, his albums are regarded brilliant by fellow guitarist"s especially Blow by Blow & Wired. Beck has incredible emotion, thats why he is regarded the guitarists guitarist! Also Peter Green from Fleetwood Mac, BB King said he got goosebumps when Peter played! You don"t know much do you?
Right on Brother....
Rock&Roll Blues....Super Star...Mega Nova
"Why did you start it?..."How do you want to finish it?"... "And that's the Blues" ~ Keith Richards. If that's not on OG statement, I don't know what is.
@9mej it's Brian on "Confessin the blues" (2nd Stones album)
Love the stones poster behind Bill
this guy is one of my heroes.The King Kief ..
The Legend ,The greatest ,all time........
ya, all the time.................
Keith Richards face should be on billboards with an anti-drugs message. He destroyed himself just like Ozzy did. Even though they stopped using, they didn't recover..
--- BULL !! ... some can take it some (Ozzy Osbourne) don´t .. KEITH´s Spirit is too strong to fail with any kind of abuse .. you´re either too yellow or too weak living in fear or all of it the same time .. stop preaching, it bores the shite out of those strong enough to survive anything that comes along to stand there twitting at all the others, the weaker ones that need to recover ...
@@martinderry6728 you got that right.
Hey "Guitar Player" what have YOU done lately???
Reminds me of the quote from Sonny Boy Williamson on The Yardbirds who were his UK backing band and İ think probably UK 'Blues' musicians in general..'Yea..those white guys In England...they want to play the blues so badly....and they do!...
When the Stones came out right after the Beatles us kids at the time knew they would be HUGE..They helped free us..That’s what happened.We were freed.
thanks
TRES Cool
This could have been a real gem of insightful info from Keith Richards if it hadn't been cut to shreds
"How did you start it? How do you want to finish it? That's the blues."
The fellow who turned down Brian Jones for the singer spot is not Steve Winwood but is Paul Jones, the guy who sang "Do Wa Diddy Diddy," and "Pretty Flamingo" with Manfred Mann in the 60's.
a great artist
5:51 is such a great Keith moment
I still love THE STROLLING BONES....
F... I Love This Band !
I remember watching this documentary on TV, with my trusty dobro next to me thinking Gotta Love the blues baby!!! lol
kieth has done it all seen it all and is it all
An open mind is all you need.
"lala and all that" love Keith
I love how at the end you hear a glimpse of Zeppelin about to be discussed.
2 seconds at the end ,LED ZEP....
@RandyAKing
It's from A BBC documentary called: Blues Britannia: 'Can Blue men sing the whites'
N no bio
im looking forward to watch the full version! any place could i get the full video? sadly im not on the uk so i couldnt get it on the bbc website.
“Let’s stand up, be men, and give ‘em the blues”
Call me a fucking freak, but there's something eerily sexy about Keith Richards. He doesn't come off as an old man, but as well preserved rock star... even if he does look a little mummified.
Keiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiith !! ;-)
At 6.10 mark mind my microphone pure gold! I can only imagine the look of horror as the engineers watch needles peg out on the right deep into the red!
@rigormortiiis you are right, but also a genius of music.
Yes, we agree, that is the blues.
@cedrikledlp Great post, You are very Correct about age, or looks..Thanks for bein real PEACE
i like keith...it`s.
I like how you can hear The Yardbirds at the end.
Anyone know where this is from?
ruclips.net/video/sXRTgHvmG28/видео.html
Yes it was Brian Jones band.
Shit - how come we cant get shows like this in the US?? Some shit just doesn't change!
Which version of siitin on the top of the world is at 1.57?
Why are people so scathing of the Stones?
I was never a HUGE fan but i respect them TOTALLY, they loved Music and persued their dreams, Music is EVER evolving and Stones played their part..
People who peddle vitriolic dribble are blinkered and ignorant.
Music belongs to the Universe - Rufus Thomas RIP...
Don't think that many are scathing.Plenty more syncophants if you ask me....And I,m a lifelong fan of anything pre '73.But let's face it the past 50 don't match the first 10 save a few notable exceptions ✌️
"Aha! You had it all the time, pal." LOL
You are hero also Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker.
Why, whenever I watch these interviews with Keith Richards do I always expect Blind Pew to turn up?
Rock and roll was done thru the back door based on the blues. The youngin's don't know it but that was the start, way back even from 1890's- looong time ago.
what is the song that starts at 1.57?
@chinahands100
totally agree with you there.
Bill Wyman looks better now than he ever did when he was in the Stones.
@337camo
he now has arthritis in his knuckles. it won't stop his playing as it is on the first knuckle. only keith could get away with getting arthritis, and not have it affect his playing. it's probably been brought on with playing for nearly 60 years. when you think about it, playing a guitar makes you use your fingers in a way they aren't designed for.
In 1954 a white American guy recorded covers of Arthur Big Boy Crudup's "That's Alright Mama", Junior Parker's "Mystery Train", Roy Brown's Good Rockin' Tonight, Kokomo Arnold's "Milk Cow Boogie" Arthur Gunter's "Baby Let's Play House" Ray Charles" 'I Got A Woman --
ELVIS PRESLEY -- and Keith et al ALL listened to Elvis...
He also recorded Lowell Fulsom's " Reconsider Baby" Jimmy Reed's "Big Boss Man" and "Baby What You Want Me To Do"? AND Ray Charle's "What'd I Say" --
What documentary is this?
Finishing with how many more times
I really don't care if Richards is a junkie. As far as musical passion goes, this guy is one of my heroes.
@276merton
keith is what he is. he doesn't care what he looks like. he has said that when Mick got Babyface in to produce one of the stones albums, Keith said to him, "You might be Babyface now, but stick with him (Mick) for much longer and you too will have a face like mine."
MI PIACI ❤️
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Hahaha, she does, very well seen.
Wheres this from
@michelle88960 ahh that explains alot. yea playing guitar can really fuck your fingers up over a long period of time. thanks for the information
5:44 George Costanza lol!!
@rigormortiiis i know what you're saying, no matter what he looks like, he never really seems old ya know?
Keef, Is it true that Sir Mick has an extremely small male member that Marianne Faithful used to call it wee banger?
ar 0:09 Keith Richards reminds me of Murdoc Nicalls!
Cars Hiss By My Window 06:08 ? : )
popsongs lalala..yeah yeah yeah:)..that was pretty funny:)
keiths words around 4:40 sketch one of the largest phenomena in the 20th century, it's aftermath is today's popculture. in a nutshell that is
IMO Keith and the Stones were the only Brits to get the blues right.