The one that really surprised me was Phil Spector (1965). If didn't see this list I would've thought the Stones recorded with more than 10 guitarists in close to 60 years. Great job!
Brilliant!! AT LAST a unique, in depth and entertaining presentation of obscure facts about 'anything but obscure' Rock Legends ... keep 'em coming from the Rock Cave!
oh really ? recently read it was Mick Jagger who came up with the riff for Brown Sugar - also that Jagger played guitar with Taylor on Sway -( Richards absent on Sway) - seems Jagger played on more tracks than realized - Keith apparently not a fan of Jagger's guitar playing
@@ClassicRockFilms mick wrote BS while in australia filming 'ned kelly'. Keith then put it on to electric, you there is footage of mick with ike and tina turner backstage playing and singing brown sugar on the 69 tour. There is a version that they did with eric clapton at olympic studios on keiths birthday in either 69 or 70.
Clapton did the solo on Little Red Rooster for their live 1990 album Flashpoint. Its been expunged from the cd but still available on the video release I think.
Amazing list, I had forgotten out a few of these folks, and was not even aware of the two "tech" guys. Also you mentioned Clapton as having guested in studio with the BEATLES and THE STONES , which is of course true and by my reckoning Clapton is the ONLY OUTSIDE GUITARIST TO APPEAR ON A BEATLES TRACK, playing guitar of course because we know Brian Jones played Sax on You Know My Name...it goes to show the the BEATLES WERE THEIR OWN SESSION MEN! Except of course the orchestral instruments the Beatles covered it themselves...thanks.
I didn't realize Eric Clapton had played with the Stones, although I knew he'd played with the Beatles. Perhaps the most amazing thing about that feat(playing with both bands) was the length of time in between.(48 years, 1968-"While my Guitar Gently Weeps"-Beatles, 2015-"I Cant Quit You, Babe"-Rolling Stones)
But I think Sister Morphine was recorded on the Let it bleed sessions with Ry Cooder on Slide guitar - I'm also big fan of Keith's playing on Let it Bleed - he really shone as a player on acoustic slide and electric on that album - it is his swan song
Thanks for that info - he played saxophone in 67 On "you know the name _look up the Number " pls note there are others who recorded with Beatles and Stones like Nicky Hopkins - but I did stipulate "guitarist" cheers
@@ClassicRockFilms Now that I think about it, Ry Cooder played Guitar on the Jamming With Edward album, which one could argue is not a legitimate Stones release since Keith is not present. There's also a bootleg of Brown Sugar with Slide Guitar which I thought was Eric Clapton but I could be wrong about that. I've seen Background Vocalist Blondie Chaplin pick up an Acoustic Guitar on some live video. Jack White played and sang Lovin' Cup with them in the movie Shine A Light. Oh yes, and Buddy Guy appeared in Shine A Light as well.
Jimmy Page also plays on Heart of Stone on the Metamorphosis compilation album and also Eric Clapton is not the only artist to record with both the Stones and the Beatles, Billy Preston also recorded with both bands, you should really do more research before you make videos like this dude!
oh dear - Page played on a demo of Heart of Stone - i see - never picked that up - Eric Clapton only guitarist to play with Beatles and Stones i suppose - if you really want to include keyboard players - Nicky Hopkins also played with The Beatles and The Stones - so that makes it 3
I have since read that the version of Heart of Stone including Page did not involve Stones members but session musicians except for Jagger on vocals _ really weird
Jimmy Page plays the wonderful solo on "Heart of Stone". I have found no RUclips videos of the Stones playing that live in1965. There is a telling video of the Stones lipsinging to the track. Keith has no idea where to put his fingers on the neck of his instrument during the solo. Contrast that to the live "Shindig" video of "The Last Time", where there is no doubt that Keith is playing what you're hearing. I've also read that Pageis on the track.
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Wayne Perkins on Hand of Fate and Worried About You - epic lead guitar
I think Wayne Perkins solo on Worred About You was sensational
Fact
I think it's Hand of Fate.. One hit to the body is a good one solo..
The one that really surprised me was Phil Spector (1965). If didn't see this list I would've thought the Stones recorded with more than 10 guitarists in close to 60 years. Great job!
Thank U - Phil Spector was a surprise for me to
Brilliant!!
AT LAST a unique, in depth and entertaining presentation of obscure facts about 'anything but obscure' Rock Legends ... keep 'em coming from the Rock Cave!
Rock ON !
'hand of fate' is among my top 5 stones numbers.
Eric also recorded a version of Brown Sugar with the band way back in 1969.
oh really ? recently read it was Mick Jagger who came up with the riff for Brown Sugar - also that Jagger played guitar with Taylor on Sway -( Richards absent on Sway) - seems Jagger played on more tracks than realized - Keith apparently not a fan of Jagger's guitar playing
@@ClassicRockFilms mick wrote BS while in australia filming 'ned kelly'. Keith then put it on to electric, you there is footage of mick with ike and tina turner backstage playing and singing brown sugar on the 69 tour. There is a version that they did with eric clapton at olympic studios on keiths birthday in either 69 or 70.
Good morning Mr Cave: I've been a Stones fan since 1964 and I'm very glad to have discovered your channel. Good stuff here. Thanks!
Thank You - I also have been a Stones fan all my life
Clapton did the solo on Little Red Rooster for their live 1990 album Flashpoint. Its been expunged from the cd but still available on the video release I think.
Thanks - missed this one
Great history !
Amazing list, I had forgotten out a few of these folks, and was not even aware of the two "tech" guys. Also you mentioned Clapton as having guested in studio with the BEATLES and THE STONES , which is of course true and by my reckoning Clapton is the ONLY OUTSIDE GUITARIST TO APPEAR ON A BEATLES TRACK, playing guitar of course because we know Brian Jones played Sax on You Know My Name...it goes to show the the BEATLES WERE THEIR OWN SESSION MEN! Except of course the orchestral instruments the Beatles covered it themselves...thanks.
Blue and Lonesome 👍
What a relief that the Stones still have the blues in their blood
I didn't realize Eric Clapton had played with the Stones, although I knew he'd played with the Beatles. Perhaps the most amazing thing about that feat(playing with both bands) was the length of time in between.(48 years, 1968-"While my Guitar Gently Weeps"-Beatles, 2015-"I Cant Quit You, Babe"-Rolling Stones)
Brown Sugar with Eric Clapton is my favorite.
IS this a live version ?
@@ClassicRockFilms Nope. Studio version. Recorded on Keith Richard's birthday.
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Wayne Perkins lives with his brother next door to me and doesn’t even own a guitar anymore
Tragic
Pierre de Beauport played on Saint Of Me and I might be wrong but Page only played the outro solo on One Hit and also Scarlet
Probably did only play on outro solo - i think Pierre de Beauport has played alot more than I indicated on this vid
Clapton also played on Brown Sugar Live at Keef's 29 birthday bash
That must have been something - imagine
Ry didn't play guitar on love in vain ( he played mandolin) ,. Keith played all the slide on the Let it Bleed album .
If u actually watch the video that is what is said that he played mandolin on Love in Vain - he did not feature on guitar on Let it Bleed
But I think Sister Morphine was recorded on the Let it bleed sessions with Ry Cooder on Slide guitar - I'm also big fan of Keith's playing on Let it Bleed - he really shone as a player on acoustic slide and electric on that album - it is his swan song
Eric Clapton yes, the God. The only guitarist ever to play with the 2 most iconic bands in the world, Beatles & Rolling Stones
He is prob the greatest guitarist of all time
Actually Brian Jones recorded with The Beatles, as did Eric Clapton.
Thanks for that info - he played saxophone in 67 On "you know the name _look up the Number " pls note there are others who recorded with Beatles and Stones like Nicky Hopkins - but I did stipulate "guitarist" cheers
@@ClassicRockFilms Now that I think about it, Ry Cooder played Guitar on the Jamming With Edward album, which one could argue is not a legitimate Stones release since Keith is not present. There's also a bootleg of Brown Sugar with Slide Guitar which I thought was Eric Clapton but I could be wrong about that. I've seen Background Vocalist Blondie Chaplin pick up an Acoustic Guitar on some live video. Jack White played and sang Lovin' Cup with them in the movie Shine A Light. Oh yes, and Buddy Guy appeared in Shine A Light as well.
Jimmy Page also plays on Heart of Stone on the Metamorphosis compilation album and also Eric Clapton is not the only artist to record with both the Stones and the Beatles, Billy Preston also recorded with both bands, you should really do more research before you make videos like this dude!
oh dear - Page played on a demo of Heart of Stone - i see - never picked that up - Eric Clapton only guitarist to play with Beatles and Stones i suppose - if you really want to include keyboard players - Nicky Hopkins also played with The Beatles and The Stones - so that makes it 3
I have since read that the version of Heart of Stone including Page did not involve Stones members but session musicians except for Jagger on vocals _ really weird
@@ClassicRockFilms Possibly Mick's first attempt at going solo? lol
@@josephhughes7997 🤣 Exactly
Jimmy Page plays the wonderful solo on "Heart of Stone". I have found no RUclips videos of the Stones playing that live in1965. There is a telling video of the Stones lipsinging to the track. Keith has no idea where to put his fingers on the neck of his instrument during the solo. Contrast that to the live "Shindig" video of "The Last Time", where there is no doubt that Keith is playing what you're hearing. I've also read that Pageis on the track.