Brian Jones' Music Plans After The Split With The Rolling Stones
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- Mini-documentary about Brian Jones' music plans after the split with the Rolling Stones. Brian had plans to get together a new band and he got in touch with people like Alexis Korner and drummer Mickey Waller. The mini-documentary also focuses on the music he was listening to at the time and the kind of stuff he wanted to write and record.
I can't think of a more positive and probably accurate compendiums about Brian. Finally a positive portrayal.
Thank you for such a well-done mini-doc on Brian. We wished we had been able to hear his music.
Thanks, Music Lover! Glad you enjoyed it.
It would probably have been awesome
I think we have his music.. very talented musician, bless x
It was heartbreaking listening to his father at the end.
Brian would have made a terrific producer of music. Dreadful shame he passed so early.
I think so, too. I think Brian was at his best when he contributed to ideas. He added unusal instrumentation and different sonorities to many of those 60s Stones songs and that made those songs more interesting and unique. And that's the job of a good producer: Contributing to the songs and ideas that are presented to you and try to improve them and make the song unique.
I whole heartedly agree!
Passed? He was murdered.............
Yes. Look into The Pipes of Pan. He was a great producer.
There were rumors that he was murdered.
It has been written that Gary (Leeds)Walker from the Walker Bros. was at his house on the afternoon he was tragically drowned.They were discussing drumming in his new band,and purchasing his '64 Rolls Royce.Also,a tape exists on You Tube of Steve Marriott & Brian jamming, after June 1969,very nice slide guitar by Brian.According to Steve,they were scheduled to get together the very next day following his most untimely death.After 50 years,we still grieve.
Never thought about that.The singing and song writing of Marriott plus the the Brian texture.....what a combo!
Wow never knew that glo good looking out
I've always thought that Jagger and Richards didn't want to see him succeed and be better than them. We shall never know how Jones would have turned out; and the fierce competition between his new band and Jagger and Richards. I think Brian Jones would have been very popular (he was with the women since he received most of the fan mail) and beaten out Jagger and Richards.
He was a rock guru. A fantastic musician with vision. An early pioneer of world music. Had he lived im sure he would've made a name for himself with a band or solo but sadly it was all taken away from him. Like Hendrix there will always be a question mark above him. RIP. 🙏
Had Brian lived, he would have become one of the prime movers in a World Music\Rock contamination, maybe carrying the mantle from what the Incredible String Band did on the first album: he had produced and released the Pipe Players of Joujouka in Morocco, he listened avidly to Hindustani and Arabic music, he had an oud laying around the house (which presumably he was learning to play) and of course, he had tinkered already with sitar and tampura in Stones recordings. I think he would have put together an international, multiracial band and would have made some very important records. We can only dream.....
That's a nice image, but I believe he would have done one flop album like that perhaps, then formed a blues rock band like Humble Pie and toured to modest success through the 70s. Then after a few years in the wilderness, a mulleted pop revival in the 80s with some generic synth based MOR.
Really well done...thank you.
Both Ray & Dave Davies considered him the true artist of the Stones. The original leader of the group, his openminded, musical genius was ever present to these ears.
Brian was the punk rocker and Davies brothers were punk rockers before punk existed
@@leahflower9924
You tell it . :)
Yeah, i see Jimmy Page, Brian Eno and even Malcolm Mclaren picking up creative ideas from Jones.
Thank you so much - you give a much deserved credit to Brian. GB.👍🏼🙏🏽
If he had sorted himself out, I think he would have been a great producer. He was an ideas man, who produced many of my favourite moments in the Stones songs with his instrumental touches. He could have done the same for many other bands.
Oh Brian. If only.......... ❤️
An excellent commentary on the founding member of the Rolling Stones--and his final months. Brian was such a talented and versatile musician, in fact, he stood out from his band mates in that he was really into the blues. 🎵🎶
So sad he accidentally drowned ; we'll never know how his plans for a new band and future solo albums might have turned out.
He's almost forgotten today by the newer generation of Stones fans.
😭😿🎶🎵🎼🎸🎸🎸🇬🇧🇬🇧
Brian Jones remains the most perplexing figure in the history of pop music.
along with Peter Green,Syd Barrett,Tim Buckley,Nick Drake....
Brian Wilson also comes to mind.@@ryangettig274
I would've loved to have heard a Brian Jones/George Harrison project.
As Harrison once noted, the two had similar positions within their groups. One major difference is that Brian Epstein was supportive of George's creative endeavors, while Andrew Oldham favored a "closed shop" approach, with Jagger-Richards at the forefront to the exclusion of the others. In many instances, Bill and Brian were instrumental in developing the songs, but never got proper credit for it.
Brian Jones taste of music is incredible. Johnny Winter Wow!
Jones ,Jagger ,Richards, Watts and Whyman ,the Classic Stones
Why Whyman?
You misspelled Bill's last name. Why, man?
@@sd31263 why woman? Bill Whywoman
Am I the only one that would have liked to have heard the reels that were burned in the days after he died? Sad mick and keith were that jealous to have their peons get rid of what Brian was doing.
Superb video - thank you 🙏. Brian’s dad at the end too ! What a great addition ! First time I’ve ever heard anyone in Brian’s family talk apart from Brian - so a real privilege to listen to this great 👍 video of an astonishingly brilliant artist who’s enormous contribution to The Stones can never be underestimated. Cheers 🥂
Loved watching Brian performing on American tv shows like Mike Douglas, he was very animated and the way he ignored mike was great..I’m surprised he had so many plans I’d always thought he was out of control and in a downward spiral.I’m glad this piece set the record straight….
Beautifully put together documentary. Thank you 🙏
The original line up was the best
I have loved the Joujouka album since I first heard it in the 80s. What a radical production! Used to blast it at high volume which sometimes disturbed people down the street. It ROCKS, especially side one.
I agree completely. I love it, and i love all types of Arabic/North African/Middle Eastern music. I would have loved for Brian to pick up the oud or the sarod and become a virtuoso à la Davey Graham....
one of my favourite records too...also utterly entranced by it.
I bet Brian would've loved the Floyd's Atom Heart Mother Suite.
Thank you for reminding me about the Joujouka album. I found it on YT. I like it alot too.
His father talking at the end is very moving. Brian loved his parents deeply, even if he hurt them and they hurt him. A clash of generations for sure, that final weekend with Brian probably saved them.
Festivalistic??????????????????
@@malcolmmitchell6529 Quit acid, man, it's 2024.
Although successful, the stones however after Brian became very limited and stayed on one level even to today. In the hay day of Jones 63-68 the stone were a lot more adventurous.
My favorite era
That's moronic and not borne out by history whatsoever. "Some Girls" and "Exile on Main Street" changed the course of music history. Period, end of story. "Undercover" is as adventurous as any of their early stuff. What are you even talking about.
@@richsackett3423 Not to mention Sticky Fingers and that Mick Taylor was the best at soloing guitar that the band ever had. Let It Bleed, SF, and Exile was great. Also, GHS and It's Only Rock n' Roll the Stones delved into new territory.
@@richsackett3423 let's not get carried away.Changed the course of music history? Hardly.Aftet Brian Jones the Stones transcended into a country funk and blues band.Thd course of music was altered by The Beatles,Arthur Lee of Love,Link Ray,Hendrix etc
@@richsackett3423 how did those albums change the course of music history? The music wasnt especially original or unprecedented ( the stuff they were doing in the mid 60s was )They were good albums but what changed exactly ? I don't think you have an any answer. The Stones were far more interesting to me in the days Jones was still functional.
This was wonderful to watch. Such care and attention to details and beautifully presented.
Thank you.
Interesting video.
It's been open to much speculation as to what Brian was up to musically when he died. I never bought into the John Lennon and Jimi Hendrix hookup. Brian would have been seen as a sideman next to them as they were huge stars and songwriters. My friend asked Mitch Mitchell about the hookup and he denied it. I don['t know if Brian actually had a band at the time as much as I think he was making phone calls to musicians and talking with them about music and maybe playing together. I do agree that he was one of the pioneers of World Music and might have made a great record producer and session man. A lot of speculation, but there is one thing that is not speculation and that is the Stones were never the same after he left. He was a brilliant musician.
Having composed, arranged, and directed the soundtrack for the film "A Degree of Murder" foreshadowed his musical potential, as did his early appreciation of world music. Jones was a man of very eclectic musical tastes, and I very much doubt that he would have limited his scope to a strict three-chord pop music formula.
The three chord pop formula is all that Brian knew how to do, he didn’t have the technical proficiency or work ethic necessary to do anything more.
He was both my sisters favorite back in the early days. I was the little brother taking it all in. I remember the sadness in the house when the news came.
Never forget the sitar playing Brian on the Ed Sullivan Show doing Paint It Black, the song that obsessed me in 66. The song that came after High Tide, at least where I lived. That song got me like nothing else. I ached to hear it. And what was I? Almost seventeen, almost ready to die. And here I am 74.
I think Brian was a VERY fragile person who was pushed out of the band he loved. That would be a great upset to anyone... I think he was a bit lost out of the Stones. He had a true artistic spirit. I don't think he was handled fairly and there's a lot of unexplained things about his death.
I definitely could've seen Jones going in sort of a CCR direction (with some occasionally weird and exotic instrumentation tossed in of course). His band likely would've been more of a "niche" group that wouldn't have packed arenas, but nonetheless successful and with staying power (particularly since he wouldn't have had to endure dealing with Jagger and Richards any longer). Too bad he never had the opportunity to ride it out.
and who would've written the material ?
@@FenceThis Perhaps Jones himself. We'll never really know unfortunately. The guy lacked confidence when it came to songwriting (not that Oldham helped much in terms of trying to encourage him), but maybe he would've gotten into a good working groove away from the toxicity of the Stones (and yeah, both Jagger and Richards could be very petty and toxic back then).
I see him being like the Allman Bros.
Re-visit Santanic Majesties Request. Amazing what Brian did in that album
He did have the opportunity, he just let it pass him by....
Weird, the Stones version was always he was frazzled to the end but he actually seemed much more together and positive than that.
I think the real problem was they needed to tour in America and Brian couldn't get in because of his drug busts- Mick and Keith had had their convictions quashed, Brian hadn't.
@@lucasoheyze4597 Interesting, wonder if Jagger had something to do with Brian being passed over?
@@wotdoesthisbuttondo Mick and Keith's case also involved John Dunbar, a pretty well connected London society figure, and I think that helped.
@@lucasoheyze4597 Wow, they had already conspired to abandon Brian on some holiday so it does seem like he was deviously screwed over with help of the establishment.
Brian Jones also had a meeting with Vincent Crane who just left Crazy World Of Arthur Brown and about to form Atomic Rooster, scheduled for couple of days after Jones death. Because of his death meeting never took place.
Beautifully put together!
It seems to me he wasn't as disfunctional as often betrayed he was at time of his death. He was very active.
It seems to me that he became too grown for Stones strict sound. Yes, Stones were brilliant, but their sound was uniform, while we can see that Brian was able to break boundaries and to connect various genres of music, which Stones never managed to combine on a single album.
I'm interested in how would potential collaboration between him and Eric Clapton look like.
There are conflicting stories about Brian's last days. Some say he was in good spirits and others say he couldn't function anymore and couldn't play. A few days after making this video, I found out about something John Mayall wrote about visiting him in those days and Mayall said Brian was in really terrible shape. He said Brian even had trouble walking and couldn't play at all. He couldn't keep tempo or follow a simple rhythm pattern. Very sad.
This is a great channel! I’m really enjoying listening 👂
After reading and watching videos on Brian, it's sad that the other members less 2 didn't try to help Brian more instead of kicking him out of the band he made famous, a multi instrumentalist that made them.
The Stones always come across as quite cold and ruthless. I suppose you don’t stay at the top for six decades if you’re not.
@@kamandi1362
It's Jagger and Richards, the crooks !
Check the documentary on Steve Marriott that’s on DVD, one of the questions asked of Jerry Shirley was dead it is true if Brian Jones approached him about a new band. Jerry said absolutely correct, Brian had approached him
Michael Rochester
Wow so cool !
If only Brian had lived !
I very much enjoyed this, so very interesting and sad to. Brian Jones was a Genius. :)
When this you see remember me and bare me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find.
Jeesh...never will forget listening to bbc world service that early july morning in 1969 when they announced Brian Jones death.
OH MY GOD,HOW COME IVE NEVER SEEN OR HEARD OF THIS CHANNEL? A CHANNEL THAT TELLS THESE STORIES? AMAZING.SUBBED
Thanks!
This is very interesting. I knew Brian loved pop.
I always loved the photo of both he and Jimi at Monterey...two like minded,
iconic, musical mavericks, of their era...27 Clubmates.
Lothar Roberts
Brian was friends with Peter Noone . ( Hermans Hermits )
@@SuperAnimelover100 That's going a bit far, even for Brian. lol
I read several books that said he wanted to start a blues-based group that had the edge of Creedence Clearwater revival. And supposedly he had called up Jerry Shirley of humble pie and Steve Marriott to start a new band
Michael Rochester
Yes , i heard with Steve Marriott . ruclips.net/video/i1GsqV8w3rE/видео.html
I can't get out of my imagination Brian Jones getting old with the Stones, even though he left the band, he could have done better things and formed a very experimental band leaving the Stones to shame, but he left us young :"(
If Brian had worked with Alexis Korner, that would've been interesting but Korner was readily available to help out with a new band but not so much to perform with them.
I could have seen him all over the place, producing and all that, he was also into electronic music, maybe even an Eno type, doing soundtracks and such...who knows
Have you heard the soundtrack he wrote for a movie.
what happened is VERY sad...but it's nice to know brian had future plans
Appreciated this! Very hard to imagine Jones in the "big arena tour" phase of the Stones anyways, and this helps form an idea of what could have been. Curious where the clip of Mick talking about how he never shared songs cam from?
Great video that's true there was talk about putting a band together/a single was to had been in the works also..Brian seem optimistic about his future after the stones,but it just didn't get to happen for him,that's what's so sad❤️🙏❤️🙏
Brian Jones and Syd Barret shared similar tragedies.
That's why you should never throw your band leader out
I am probably in the minority here but I preferred the material the Stones were doing with Jones still in the band and functional to anything they did later. The 70s stuff is great too , Exlie and Some Girls are excellent rock albums but I thought they were at their best when they were trying new things, experimenting with different instruments and mixing in elements of world music. I have no doubt that Brian would have been successful going forward had he lived. I've heard of all sorts of talented people , Jimmy Page, Steve Marriott and others were interested in doing things with Jones. He was thinking differently than most people in the British rock world at the time
If some of the glimpses he left us(eg.a degree of murder plus numerous stones outakes and his work on classics)are anything to go by his future work would have had the most beautifull lilt to it. I for one think the Stones became, sadly,not the vehicle where Brian could have best expressed his considerable vision. I'm not saying they were wrong to go the way they did,a band needs a direction and that means sacrificing other avenues.But thwarted creativity is a murderous thing and poor Brian had,I believe so much more to give than(for whatever reason)this life allowed.
I love the photo with the rifle.
Very touching.
The german magazine *Bravo* - yeah it's still around. When I was a teenager, one of my schoolmates bought it all the time. He had lived in Germany and spoke german well. I learned about Kajagoogoo from Bravo.
There's that deep water thing, I had my eyes on.
He approached dozens of established musicians proposing a starting a new group but it’s hard to see exactly what he brought to the table. Probably why nothing got off the ground.
Can't get alot of the ground considering the time between when he was out of the band and he was offed
I agree to an extent, as he didn't write much for the Stones (or maybe he wasn't allowed to), but he was a great multi-instrumentalist and ideas man who would have been an asset in most bands if he had kept his demons under control.
i love ur brian jones vids
Thanks.
@@YesterdaysPapers You’re a great photo finder and editor too. Every one of your videos are chock full of really unusual pictures from the time that are not the common usual ones. You bring something new and amazing to every video.
I know he once said -Eric Burdon was the greatest lead singer in all england-maybe he had idea's about using him for a singer
It was quite obvious Brian wished for many new sounds, perhaps too many, mick claims his eagerness to compose was low, nico claims he was lazy on his new ideas for composing - that was a factor in his life, which led to his demise- not homicide.
Rolling Jones!
It’s kinda funny to think of Brian as the lead man of The Rolling Stones. I think he was pretty insecure considering Mick was really taking off. Keith was too! I do like Brian and they made good music with him in the band but they did go on fine without him. I think he was there maybe partially on Beggars Banquet but let it bleed, sticky fingers, and exile on Main Street are literally there beat albums. They got better when he passed🤭
let it bleed' is still Brian!
@@pedrolourenco1606 He plays on two songs and he's almost inaudible on both.
Because of the branding and people are like sheep. If Brian never started the band and it was taking off. The Rolling Stones name and branding was a major part of their success without Brian. But I personally hated the music. Mick stole even his dance moves,nothing original about him
It's sad that the Stones fired him like they did, but they did the right thing as far as money was concerned. Brian was to get one million dollars per year until his death. Not a bad severance check even in today's dollars. Pity he didn't get to cash any of them save what he got initially.
Man the stones were pulling that sorta money in the late 60s? I always wondered what the 60s bands finances were like, Clapton wrote in his book how he had no idea how much he had in the bank and that some office took care of everything. The stones probably had a better deal than the beatles did, too.
Thanks. This is very well done. What is the music in the background?
This vídeo is very,very,VERY important,thanks
I wish this would've happened. Brian Jones WAS the Stones, and I didn't care for much of the stuff they did after his departure. It was one of the worst choices the band could've made.
That's what people said about Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd. They are just as wrong and similarly crippled by their own nostalgia.
That's why I like the early Stones. Brian wanted to get out from under the Stones' template, after quitting the band, and expand his musical horizons.
Alas, it was never to be. 🎼🇬🇧🎸🎸😿
Never stopped liking the Stones early stuff when Brian left it weren't the same the early stones with Brian the best 👍 RIP Brian 🙏
Drugs are an almost inevitable part of the music industry.some seem to come thru it and many do not.
Of the world mate for sure
I wonder if after a few years of somewhat clean living, and after a solo / new band effort perhaps he would've rejoined the Stones. I
I don’t care what people say, Micky Waller is an absolutely phenomenal rock & roll name.
Brian inspired the funniest named band the brain jonestown massacre lol
Alexis Kaorner was in several episodes of the prisoner with Pat Mc Goohan in the late 60s
I didn't know that. I have a DVD Pack that I bought years ago with all the episodes and I never noticed. I guess I didn't recognize him. I'll have to re-watch again someday.
Really? I think you might have mixed up similar sounding names, there was an english actor by the name of "Alexis Kanner" who got to act in 3 episodes of the prisoner.
Not the musician A. Korner to my knowledge, who i remember well from late sixties on, as he was often featured in the media. I also own the prisoner DVD set, think i would've noticed him.
No big deal though, happens to all of us.
No, that’s Alexis Kanner, the Canadian actor.
Alright Brian. Love the ballit..of John n yoko..only Paul n john...played on that
Record. Brian..the golden stone..
I always thought Brian would have gone in a more experimental and psychedelic direction than the stones
The “psychedelic” fad was finished by 1969.
Nah. He wanted to do electric Blues.
This was displayed brilliantly on On Her Majesties Request, toy piano, mellotron, brass, percussion and more
remember when l found out Brian had passed. at my brother's autobody repair shop side of the highway. absolutely stunned and to this day, maybe even more now, still miss his genius. he was also academically smart as shown in any biography. RIP Brian. l hope 1 day to pay homage, smoke some weed @ your gravesite and play some early Stones.
Nice. Who knows, he really might have had a hit or two on his own. Also I'm Yours and I'm Hers is awesome.
...Jimi Hendrix liked Jamming with Brian!
That's Brian playing the Vibraslap on All Along The Watchtower. Hendrix and Brian were mates. :)
Excellent tribute to Bj; just now caught up with this one. I don't believe Brian was despondent at the time of his death (I'm also NOT a disciple of the foul-play conspiracy theories either)and it is just too sad that he died the way he did.
R.I.P. Brian.
The other person who is known for sure that Brian has invited to his new band is the singer Cleo Sylvestre - the information comes from her personally!
I've never heard of her. I'll have to find out more.
Didnt the Stones write or produce a single for her? Perhaps Bill Wyman did?
Cool info. Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, and Steve Marriott were fooling around with Cleo. Cleo said, Steve Marriott was the only one to introduce her to his family.
Brian was going to get together with Dennis de Young. They were going to call themselves…Some Styx and some Stones!
Your joke is so 🌽🌽 corny..
Rumours there are demos about with Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon and Brian Jones in the same band .
What were some of brian jones favorite albulms or records ???
Creedence Clearwater Revival and most of the Blues.
A very sad story.
Imagine if he had joined Traffic after Dave Mason left. It is an unlikely probability but, just imagine if....
A definition of Brian : just imagine if....
Who plays that backing music?
No Jones, No Stones .
He was talking to Delia Derbyshire around this time about electronic music.
Delia gave up the music before her time too...she was an immense avant-garde talent.
I'm going to ask a question and let me know if you take my remarks seriously " In my humble opinion Brian should have started a band with his younger brother John Paul Jones before John joined Zeppelin, with John besides playing keyboards and Bass guitar he was also a producer, The Jones Boys ! I like the sound of that .
Brian scored a whole film. mick lying again
Was there any type of music Jones didn't like? Probably not. Maybe why he could play just about any instrument. The original Prince.
@Monsieur Tarzan yeah they were alike. They were multi instrumentalists, wrote and sang, became very popular and loved ALL kinds of music etc etc. You not seeing that is RIDICULOUS.
@Monsieur Tarzan if I'm being silly, you're certainly being petty, obstinate and you're splitting hairs.
Again, they were MULTI instrumentalists, they sang and wrote and loved ALL kinds of music.
And a "pretty good guitarist"!?!? Says/compared to who? Mr Tarzan!?!?
He was considered an EXCELLENT slide/blues/rock and roll guitar player in the early to mid sixties.
Now I know you're just trying to get my goat. Scram Tarzan. Adios.
Now I KNOW you're as thick as
@Monsieur Tarzan your ASSUMPTIONS ARE RIDICULOUS!! Who are YOU to say what would have happened by the '69 tour?!?! He was kicked out and started thinking about cleaning up, forming another band.
He was CONSIDERED a great guitar player in the '60's. We're YOU a professional musician in the early to mid sixties to judge Jones?!?
The comparison is based on their musicianship and that the BOTH loved ALL forms of music.
YOU are silly. OKAY... I'm done. Please go away...you're INSUFFERABLE!
@Monsieur Tarzan 🤦♂️
They were BOTH great musicians and sadly, into drugs.
They played a lot of instruments.
They were both successful.
They both loved all kinds of music.
etc etc etc etc etc etc etc
You're an obstinate, deliberately narrow minded, petty kinda tarzan man.
Have mercy buddy....please...
@Monsieur Tarzan 🥱
Reelz’s Autopsy needs to do an episode on Brian
I like the content but the ‘vintage film filter’ is too much
I wonder what happened to the tracks he layed down in 1969 , i hope one day brian gets a autobiography done with pictures and info
The best book on Brian and his life is by Paul Trykna- Brian Jones- The Making of The Rolling Stones. Paul interviewed over 130 people and took 10 years to write. It does not focus on his death at all. We have enough of those books written about that. His life was so much more interesting.
@@musiclover3205 i wonder what happened to his instruments , his personal belongings , the things he had on cotchford farm , they should be in a museum , i saw investigations on youtube saying that his house was randsacked when he died , those items should be returned to his estate , greetings from the usa , RIP Brian Legend
@@noahh9472 At this point, those instruments of his have long vanished - those which still exist now owned by individuals who don't know the instrument's connection to Jones.
ask Tom Keylock who burned a.lot of Brian's belongs next morning after Brian's murder.....
@@noahh9472 ask Tom Keylock.........and his bonfire......
He had the “it” factor
he sure did, a true babe magnet hence Mick and Keith's jealousy
@@annmcdonald6180 Bingo..
I'm glad he liked jonny winters
He played Woodstock that year he died
Wow very interesting..kills me how the rs all but bill talk bad about him u don't talk I'll of the dead .if not for Brian who knows what would of happened to the rest of band he was the 1 who created band n made the calls to try to get gigs n they talk nothing but shit about him shame on them n Keith couldn't find his own beautiful intelligent woman so he took Brian's wtf. Then see her at rehearsals wow talk about the nail in the coffin
With friends like that who needs enemas 😈
I have come to this conclusion that Jagger and Richards didn't want Brian Jones to be a success with his second band because that would mean that there would be fierce competition between them.
Anita Pallenberg might have ended up with the Sgt. Pepper's doll.
NEVER GET TIRED OF NEWS ON BRIAN JONES, THE LEADER OF THE STONES , WE SURELY MISSED OUT ON A PHENOMENAL MAN AND HIS BRILLIANT MUSIC , HIS WHOLE DEATH IS DISTURBING , AND I BELIEVE IT WAS PURE MURDER. WE MISS YOU BRIAN , RIP IN ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN 🎸🎼🎶🎵💔😥🙏
Natalie Angelo
Same with me .:)
I believe the only way Brian could have made it, after the Stones fired him, was to completely quit drinking and drugs. He was a non-functional drug addict. He was very intelligent and talented and could have achieved so much more sober.
I LOVE JOHNNY WINTER 🇸🇪
Mick sounds so cool