The Rolling Stones group will always be beyond all the times as it all includes The Greatest Talent as a whole,Incomparable Sexuality and Image,Incomparable Dancing and Emotions In One.
I was 4 when I was allowed to put the needle on the record. Ruby Tuesday was my first song. I've loved them ever since. Now as a grandma I intend to show my grandkids everything Rolling Stones. RIP Charlie, you gentleman 💥
“The Rolling Stones are truly the greatest rock and roll band in the world and always will be,” Dylan once famously said of his contemporaries. It's hard to disagree with that statement. After all, The Rolling Stones created the blueprint for what a great rock 'n' roll band should sound and act like.
Idk man, for the longest time while I always appreciated the Beatles I was never really onboard the hype train that it was and always thought nope…the Rolling Stones for sure if this is even a thing that could be measured would be the best but even though obviously I still think nothing of the best of the stones it’s reallllly not true man and without the Beatles whether they are your cup of tea or not we wouldn’t even be talking about any of this and they really were the prototype for all of this and an insanely talent filled band of songwriters and that remains the case even though they don’t even have a fraction of the longevity that the stones had
@@bainbasinger8548 yeah at the end of the day it really all boils down to preference. Being more of a blues and rock person myself I always originally favored the stones but even so, not that I think you can measure something as subjective as who is the greatest band of all time, but I still think if you could actually measure that it always was and always will be the Beatles. Just think of how many great bands, stones included all who if not directly inspired by the Beatles, had the path paved for them even find success by the Beatles literally revolutionizing the entire industry, and then all these bands that were inspired by or found success because of the path the Beatles paved then went on to inspire all kinds of other bands and genres and so on. I mean even ozzy osbourne, the frontman of a group who basically founded an entire genre of music, metal, and inspired all kinds of different offshoot always imagined himself being a 5th member of the Beatles. But yeah, it’s not a knock on the stones, they are still probably one of my all time favorite bands alongside the doors and the who
I’m so grateful to have seen the Stones several times over the years, they’ve been a part of my life since I was a teen. RIP Charlie, keep rockin Mick, Keith and Ronny!!! We love you!!!
❤ Same to me 😊 I grew up with their music and still listen to them every day, they have always been part of my life ❤ I've seen them live for 7 times ❤ Praying for they will keep on rocking ❤
1971 as a 13 year old ,I first heard Get Your Ya Ya 's Out. And the Rhythmic beat of Midnight Rambler and the sorrowful sound of All Your Loves In Vain hooked me and to this day I'm still Rockin with Mick and the Boyz ! Rip Charlie Boy !
‘Out of Control’ is probably gotta be my FAVORITE StOnEs song hands down... I could keep time to Charlie’s cymbalic beat with my right leg and listen to Mick make that harmonica PURR all day everyday ! 🤘🏻👄
I also saw them back '82 '83, In Houston, too. The HA's came in and made the way to the stage and we were already sardines and a girl fell and people were stepping on her killing her . I was right there and started swinging my elbows and getting hit in the face . Some other dudes saw what I was doing and started to swing elbows, too. We got her up over are heads and the crowd got her to someone that could help her. A proud moment in my life!
Saw them March 29th..second night. Hartford ct. No security tour..Monday night.. the goo..goo..dolls. Opened the show... stones opened the show with Jumpin..jack. flash..
Such happy music. They always get the adrenaline racing. Always loved them since 1962. I remember listening to I'm Alright live way back in the morning. It got me going far better than any cup of coffee ever could!
Back in the 60's..you had to learn your craft as a band...us Ian ect..playin clubs..practicing ect. None of this American idol malarky.. notice? How the beatles gave the stones..the one song 🎵..I personally think..was one of their worst ever..I don't even call it a beatles record.. I wanna be your man!! Uggghh! I'm sorty everyine..I personally always thought that beatles song blew chunks personally. No wjnder!!! They gave it to the stones . But will admit..andrew oldham..at only 19..was a pure genius. Taking the stones to where he took them..his vision...at such a young age..
@@bebebrez-kal9136 RFK? That was the Opening date of the tour. Although they played in a club in Worcester Mass a few days before that. I was at that one. Sir Morgan's Cove. They were billed as Blue Monday and the Cockroaches. I have seen the one you were at on video many times. Great show that must've been.
I have and will always love the Rolling Stones. The Stones were from the gamut of the British Isles: Brian Jones (Welsh) Mick Jagger (Englishman) Charlie Watts (English Gentleman) Keith Richards (Welsh & English) Bill Wyman (English) Ian Stewart (Scottish & the the rightful Laird of Pittenweem). I know way too much about them! I could never get enough Stones. Oh yeah, let's not forget Andrew Loog-Oldham (American & British).
From 1964, first single hit "Come On" at no.4 in the UK singles charts, their tour well remembered in October 1964 attended with friends & family. The many much loved albums bought and the memories associated with their music I will cherish forever.
After reading Keith's book "Life" it's pretty obvious the Stones as a unit are over. Bill's not with them anymore and Keith and Mick don't even maintain dressing rooms near each other. It's just an institution anymore. They earned it.
Not necessarily. My friends operate a huge bus company here and they do most of the star coachs. These huge bands all have their own busses and own dressing rooms. Like Billy Idol and Steve Stevens and GnR,Gene Simmons said Paul have different dressing rooms. Lifestyle changes and families. Prince always had a private coach. I was lucky to meet him when my friends still drove some.
Brian Jones' HEAD OF THE BAND! Mick was your jealous rival. RIP 💕💕⭐️⭐️⭐️🕊🕊🕊🕊 Mick Taylor.......one of the finest guitarist ever!!! Still,in my humble opinion) Caught up in the machine of the RS......had to leave for his own sanity. I'm not certain about the story he was fired by the Band......think for yourselves..... I love the Stones! Dance to them even at 60! Chronological age Means nothing Mick Jagger taught me this. Cheers to all RS fans! FYI saw them on Steel Wheels Tour in the late 1980s!!!!!!
i was outside 3 rivers stadium pittsburgh pa ,we couldnt get tickets in , we partied at least 2,an half hrs , they were so load we jammed in the , midnight rambler, was awesome mick on harp ,,88 i think it was , didnt get the tics,
DOCUMENTARY ERROR: At about 8:00 in video, the statement "The Beatles went to India before they recorded Sargent Peppers", is historically incorrect. The Beatles actually went to India about a year later. Then they came back with a backlog of songs they had written and started recording the double album, The White Album.
I don't know who researched this, but there is a lot of misinformation. For instance, I've just watched the section about Wild Horses and how it was Mick's song about Marianne. It was actually Keith's song about leaving his kids to go touring. Yes, Mick re-wrote the lyrics and it became about his breakup but it was inspired by Keith leaving his son Marlon.
Yes and The Beatles didn't go to India in 1967 before Sgt.Pepper's. They went in 1968 and wrote The White Album. I enjoy the clips, but there is much inaccurate in this doc.
Very well produced video. I thought I saw them all. Great content. Came at it with a bit of a twist which made it seemingly fresh. Nothing but MAD RESPECT for THE ROLLING STONES. Mick is unbelievable. Combine his intelligence, his business acumen (London School of Economics), showmanship & his athleticism (former Cross Country runner) with songwriting skills----- oh man. Their music has "picked up" so many people via sheer entertainment that its simply amazing and continues to this day. The ONLY complaint I have about them that takes them down a notch as people is why haven't they made DARRYL JONES a full member of the band? He's been with them for around 25+ years. I find that abhorrent actually.
Andrew Loog Oldham was smart to realize that as long as selling Carnaby Street clothing fashions was a critical part of their early day sponsorship support that they could literally make fashion models of all five of them instead of just using all of them to showcase only one product... Isn't that obvious when you realize that money is the basis of everything in the final analysis in this real world.
@@Methilde In a way it was, because... available blues songs provided a very inexpensive source of excellent material. Good material was always hard to find.
@@steveconn Keith used to said that at their early beginnings they were so naive and green but money push them to write, wathever it makes them write the greatest R&R repertory, so....
Before Bill joined, Charlie was not part of the group. He played a few gigs but the group had to pay him. Read the book Life by Keith Richards. And to be honest they were aiming for the Vox amplifier Bill owned. But Bill, then still knows as William Perks, came along with the amp.
‘The Rollin’ Uglies’ that’s what we call em back home here in Buffalo NY...🤘🏻👄 I saw em once in ‘15 (Zip Code Tour) and I had concert tix to see em again in ‘20 before (No Filter) got e-nayed... I’d love to see em EVENTUALLY re-market and re-launch No Filter and possibly even drop off some new numbers under that same NEW album name! The StOnEs have easily become my #1 FAVORITE Rock band over the last few years, my inner circle likes to rip me for my ole fashioned ‘Dad Rock’ tastes but...the StOnEs are TIMELESS TUNES to this fan and will always be my go to iPod tunes ‘fix’ whenever I’m multitasking to music ! 🤘🏻👄
There's no such thing as Dad Rock. It's just a phrase invented by younger people to make them feel better about their inconsequential rock. This great music from the 60s and 70s rock era will outlast us all.
Now suppose Keith Richard took a train later and didn't meet Jagger on the platform... Very possible we would never have heard of them and the Rolling Stones never were born...
So, Mick wasn´t born in a crossfire hurricane, but in Dartford? During that time the Nazis were bombing the place. Somebody should tell that guy that lyrics usually contain metaphors.
I don't think "Come on" was a hit ANYWHERE! they refused to even play it live ever. WAIT A SECOND at 9:45 I heard a whole different story of how I Want to be your Man-came to the Stones-you all know that story, most do, about them meeting at a bar or show and supposedly the two Beatles finished the song then and there! after mick said they needed new material.
Interesting documentary but there is way too much focus on Mick and Keith, with barely a mention of Charlie and Bill. The Rolling Stones are essentially those four men with the addition of Mick and Ronnie later. Without Charlie's fantastic drumming, and Bill's equally wonderful bass playing, the Stones would never have sounded like they do. It's a very deep partnership.
How these 5 twisted and damaged musicians got together and came up with the Ingenius master pieces these cats came up with is beyond human understanding.
@@Methilde I was responding to that idiot in the video saying that songs like Ruby Tuesday were pissing off Keith Richards because songs like that were "not me." I was just pointing out that it's one of the few songs of that era where Keith wrote all the lyrics and most of the music.
When asked why he had kept playing in the band for so long, Keith said because he enjoyed it. That's only a partial answer because the truth is also - because of the (BIG) money they make. They make more than any other band, probably including the Beatles, although it seems to me that McCartney is worth more than any other musician. But you'd have to include his incomes from other non-Beatles sources of income. It'd be difficult to try and figure out how much any Beatle or Stone makes just from being in their particular band. The Stones have surpassed EVERYONE as far as income and profit from touring/performing.
Just to say a few words. This documentary was positively made together with the Saarchi gallery exhibition “Exhibitionism”... I was there I bought VIPpass on July 2015 and finally went in April 2016 when it opened ( so yes I am a FAN, considering I was traveling to London from Italy), but still I clearly had in mind a thing. The Stones celebrated their 50th anniversary with a very LOW KEY ( but beautiful exhibition) called Stones 50 at Somerset House in London- needless to say was there too... but then about the same time Bowie was doing his exhibition (Bowie IS) at the V&A museum, setting what is called a standard for any rock memorabilia exhibition to come after ( I.e. PinkFloyd’s “their mortal remains - boring borderline to necrophiliac- show later always at V&A)... As you can imagine I am a rock enthusiast lucky enough to travel to London and attend those shows , or even more obscure rock memorabilia events (such as photo exhibitions at Snap gallery), but still I think that Rolling Stones exhibitionism show was alike a “jealous” answering to Bowie’s very SEMINAL show who was the cornerstone for all the others...
Ron Wood Played bass in the original Jeff Beck Group along with Rod Stewart, and then played guitar in The Faces also with Rod Stewart, after Steve Marriot Left the Small Faces. Then they just became The Faces.
95% of these documentaries on the stones seem to always skip over the impact of the song As tears go by I don't get it. I know faithfull released it first but it was the first jagger/richards song they wrote as a collaboration.
Just as a small comment coming from a guy who's on his way to work, yes the STONES are and will be known as the best Band in Rock history but don't forget theres many more still out there way older than the stones like the CHIEFTANS from Ireland and all the African vocal bands and all the Gospel Bands throughout the south Than ks
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The Rolling Stones group are precious and invaluable addition to our lives❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Rolling Stones group will always be beyond all the times as it all includes The Greatest Talent as a whole,Incomparable Sexuality and Image,Incomparable Dancing and Emotions In One.
Ruby Tuesday , and she's a rainbow ..brilliant songs ....the Stones are eclectic and always have been
I was 4 when I was allowed to put the needle on the record. Ruby Tuesday was my first song. I've loved them ever since. Now as a grandma I intend to show my grandkids everything Rolling Stones.
RIP Charlie, you gentleman 💥
Rttuer t ry er wee ustyaraytute
Beautiful ❤️
Keith Richards is the genuine image of a rocker! Very natural person - that's why everybody loves him :)
one of the many reasons , yea.
“The Rolling Stones are truly the greatest rock and roll band in the world and always will be,” Dylan once famously said of his contemporaries. It's hard to disagree with that statement. After all, The Rolling Stones created the blueprint for what a great rock 'n' roll band should sound and act like.
Idk man, for the longest time while I always appreciated the Beatles I was never really onboard the hype train that it was and always thought nope…the Rolling Stones for sure if this is even a thing that could be measured would be the best but even though obviously I still think nothing of the best of the stones it’s reallllly not true man and without the Beatles whether they are your cup of tea or not we wouldn’t even be talking about any of this and they really were the prototype for all of this and an insanely talent filled band of songwriters and that remains the case even though they don’t even have a fraction of the longevity that the stones had
@@worldview6218 ive always said both bands are my favorites , throw eagles ,dylan put a lot of quality,jammin albums , wrote songs
@@bainbasinger8548 yeah at the end of the day it really all boils down to preference. Being more of a blues and rock person myself I always originally favored the stones but even so, not that I think you can measure something as subjective as who is the greatest band of all time, but I still think if you could actually measure that it always was and always will be the Beatles. Just think of how many great bands, stones included all who if not directly inspired by the Beatles, had the path paved for them even find success by the Beatles literally revolutionizing the entire industry, and then all these bands that were inspired by or found success because of the path the Beatles paved then went on to inspire all kinds of other bands and genres and so on. I mean even ozzy osbourne, the frontman of a group who basically founded an entire genre of music, metal, and inspired all kinds of different offshoot always imagined himself being a 5th member of the Beatles. But yeah, it’s not a knock on the stones, they are still probably one of my all time favorite bands alongside the doors and the who
You know they're great but The Beatles made more number 1's in 10 years
When i look at a Stones documentary that means : They're my favorit band, by far :=)
"They got a little while left " just saw them in Nashville, lol, they rocked it!!!!!!!!
I’m so grateful to have seen the Stones several times over the years, they’ve been a part of my life since I was a teen. RIP Charlie, keep rockin Mick, Keith and Ronny!!! We love you!!!
❤ Same to me 😊 I grew up with their music and still listen to them every day, they have always been part of my life ❤ I've seen them live for 7 times ❤ Praying for they will keep on rocking ❤
Stones are the jolly of Rock and Roll. Pure vibration.
1971 as a 13 year old ,I first heard Get Your Ya Ya 's Out. And the Rhythmic beat of Midnight Rambler and the sorrowful sound of All Your Loves In Vain hooked me and to this day I'm still Rockin with Mick and the Boyz ! Rip Charlie Boy !
Great songs. Love the live version.
There's a great version on Brussell 73 too.
‘Out of Control’ is probably gotta be my FAVORITE StOnEs song hands down...
I could keep time to Charlie’s cymbalic beat with my right leg and listen to Mick make that harmonica PURR all day everyday ! 🤘🏻👄
YOU must be young as there are many more to choose from. Maybe from Cuba as I LOVE ❤️ that video
AMEN
Yes, Out of Control live version is phenomenal! One of my favorites too!!!
@@noniea9663 Yes! I like when Jagger switches up the lyrics too-and boys on/in the corner and girls on my name haha
I saw them in Houston Texas for my birthday and IT WAS AMAZING ...ONE FOR THE BUCKET LIST ❤️❤️❤️
I also saw them back '82 '83, In Houston, too. The HA's came in and made the way to the stage and we were already sardines and a girl fell and people were stepping on her killing her . I was right there and started swinging my elbows and getting hit in the face . Some other dudes saw what I was doing and started to swing elbows, too. We got her up over are heads and the crowd got her to someone that could help her. A proud moment in my life!
I got to see them for my birthday 🎉 too oct 21 at the Los Angeles coliseum 1989
Saw that Houston concert in 2019 as well it was my 6th
@@eg4449 it was AWESOME ..A DREAM COME TRUE FOR ME !! BUT WOW,,, YOUR 6th ..Awesome!!!
Saw them March 29th..second night. Hartford ct. No security tour..Monday night.. the goo..goo..dolls. Opened the show... stones opened the show with
Jumpin..jack. flash..
To the Rolling Stones: Keep on (r)evolving! The last will later be first.❤ forever and ever.
Mick Jaggers instrument is his mouth. Fucking amazing dude, he doesnt need a instrument he is a instrument.
Yep, that sums it alright, but just ask the gals he's been with for further clarificaton, fact checking, DNA testing, etc. Cheers!
Happiness is Mick Jagger playing harmonica.
@@iranhubbard9918 Yes, Keith said that Mick was one of the best harmonica player and it's true.
@@Methilde well he learned from the best..BRIAN JONES!
What I always thought. He uses it like a character, snarling, talking...so much more interesting than standard rock star howling.
THE GREATEST ROCK N ROLL BAND EVER, I MUST HAVE SEEN THE STONES 40-50X SINCE 72 I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO A BAD SHOW
I’ve seen them four times and I loved them
Such happy music. They always get the adrenaline racing. Always loved them since 1962.
I remember listening to I'm Alright live way back in the morning. It got me going far better than any cup of coffee ever could!
❤ Thanks so much for uploading this docu about the greatest Band of all time ❤
The more I know about The Rolling Stones, the more I like Keith. He is the coolest guy on earth! So unpretentious, so down to earth.
We love you, Mick Taylor!
TAYLOR : the cherry on the cake.
Nothing wrong with Ruby Tuesday. Great songr!
Mick is the rock Kieth is the roll
Mick is the cock Keith is the balls! Keith produces stuff and Nick is the one everyone focuses on.
I love Mick, Charlie and Keith together.
I’m with you , totally 💯 obsessed, can’t help it !
Back in the 60's..you had to learn your craft as a band...us Ian ect..playin clubs..practicing ect. None of this American idol malarky.. notice? How the beatles gave the stones..the one song 🎵..I personally think..was one of their worst ever..I don't even call it a beatles record..
I wanna be your man!! Uggghh! I'm sorty everyine..I personally always thought that beatles song blew chunks personally. No wjnder!!! They gave it to the stones . But will admit..andrew oldham..at only 19..was a pure genius. Taking the stones to where he took them..his vision...at such a young age..
Bill was the back bone Charlie the soul.
Haven't watched this yet but I'm excited... looks awesome and I'll be back lol
Twenty some concerts of theirs in my life. Just play more than one new song the next tour and I'd go again.
I got 5... 1973 @ MSG NYC, 75 @MSG NYC, 81 @RFK stadium Philadelphia?, 89@ SHEA STADIUM FLUSHING QUEENS NY twice !
@@bebebrez-kal9136 RFK? That was the Opening date of the tour. Although they played in a club in Worcester Mass a few days before that. I was at that one. Sir Morgan's Cove. They were billed as Blue Monday and the Cockroaches. I have seen the one you were at on video many times. Great show that must've been.
They are amazing the best band in the world still rocking in their 80 s
I have and will always love the Rolling Stones. The Stones were from the gamut of the British Isles: Brian Jones (Welsh) Mick Jagger (Englishman) Charlie Watts (English Gentleman) Keith Richards (Welsh & English) Bill Wyman (English) Ian Stewart (Scottish & the the rightful Laird of Pittenweem). I know way too much about them! I could never get enough Stones. Oh yeah, let's not forget Andrew Loog-Oldham (American & British).
The rolling stones bewitched me with the video of Emotional Rescue
I was fifteen....
I Love you MICK Jagger ❤️❤️❤️
From 1964, first single hit "Come On" at no.4 in the UK singles charts, their tour well remembered in October 1964 attended with friends & family.
The many much loved albums bought and the memories associated with their music I will cherish forever.
After reading Keith's book "Life" it's pretty obvious the Stones as a unit are over. Bill's not with them anymore and Keith and Mick don't even maintain dressing rooms near each other. It's just an institution anymore. They earned it.
Not necessarily. My friends operate a huge bus company here and they do most of the star coachs. These huge bands all have their own busses and own dressing rooms. Like Billy Idol and Steve Stevens and GnR,Gene Simmons said Paul have different dressing rooms. Lifestyle changes and families. Prince always had a private coach. I was lucky to meet him when my friends still drove some.
Yes,they have paid the dues for the Blues..
Mick was born in a crossfire hurricane - the Battle of Britain was raging above the South of England in 1943.
1940 was the Battle of Britain,but yeah,your point is valid
Yes i remark this primitive mistake, they are war's babies.
They are like the Queen who will rock until they drop. Mick will end it all on stage.
Brian Jones' HEAD OF THE BAND! Mick was your jealous rival. RIP 💕💕⭐️⭐️⭐️🕊🕊🕊🕊
Mick Taylor.......one of the finest guitarist ever!!! Still,in my humble opinion)
Caught up in the machine of the RS......had to leave for his own sanity.
I'm not certain about the story he was fired by the Band......think for yourselves.....
I love the Stones!
Dance to them even at 60! Chronological age
Means nothing Mick Jagger taught me this.
Cheers to all RS fans!
FYI saw them on Steel Wheels Tour in the late 1980s!!!!!!
i was outside 3 rivers stadium pittsburgh pa ,we couldnt get tickets in , we partied at least 2,an half hrs , they were so load we jammed in the , midnight rambler, was awesome mick on harp ,,88 i think it was , didnt get the tics,
Legends all off them. 👍🇬🇧🏆🥇🇬🇧🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Love this video! I was mesmerized.
Great documentary, watching Mick n Keith at their corner shop next, Stella Street
Sticky Fingers album coincided with my switching from alcohol to pot . Captured the TIME perfectly!!! Left a legacy 🏴☠️
DOCUMENTARY ERROR:
At about 8:00 in video, the statement "The Beatles went to India before they recorded Sargent Peppers", is historically incorrect.
The Beatles actually went to India about a year later. Then they came back with a backlog of songs they had written and started recording the double album, The White Album.
That's correct, George, alone, went to India in 1966. He was even the first Beatle to go to America.
Once the time gets behind you, it seems like no time at all! 50 years is a flash compared to the age of the Universe.
A maior banda de todos os tempos.
Concordo.
Concordo
I don't know who researched this, but there is a lot of misinformation. For instance, I've just watched the section about Wild Horses and how it was Mick's song about Marianne. It was actually Keith's song about leaving his kids to go touring. Yes, Mick re-wrote the lyrics and it became about his breakup but it was inspired by Keith leaving his son Marlon.
One other mistake, Hyde Park was already planned before Brian's death.
Yes and The Beatles didn't go to India in 1967 before Sgt.Pepper's. They went in 1968 and wrote The White Album.
I enjoy the clips, but there is much inaccurate in this doc.
Not to mention they didnt give Gram Parsons any credit.
Not to mention Ron Wood wasn't an ex Birds guitarrist.
@@erirocha163He was in the Birds, an English band and not the more famous Byrds ( an American band)
Голос Брайана Джонса! Офигеть, вот это редкость!
GREAT stuff awesome love it !
Charlie Watts, Hope you are in a better place now!
🙏❤️
He was happy where he was.!!
The greater band of all times
Okay i give your channel 5 stars this movie dude 👌☺👦☕🍕🎧💻🌟⌚
Brian you started it , mick give him credit.
Love is the key...
The greatest...EVER.
Very well produced video. I thought I saw them all. Great content. Came at it with a bit of a twist which made it seemingly fresh. Nothing but MAD RESPECT for THE ROLLING STONES.
Mick is unbelievable. Combine his intelligence, his business acumen (London School of Economics), showmanship & his athleticism (former Cross Country runner) with songwriting skills----- oh man. Their music has "picked up" so many people via sheer entertainment that its simply amazing and continues to this day.
The ONLY complaint I have about them that takes them down a notch as people is why haven't they made DARRYL JONES a full member of the band? He's been with them for around 25+ years. I find that abhorrent actually.
It's all about the money, and also the fact that he is not British. Took Woody years to become a member and he is English.
@@FRAME5RS nothing to do with not being English all to do with greed
Que fiera ese trabajo empacar asetatoz
Always wondered what Brian would have ended up doing with himself had he not died so young
I tell you what he do
DRUGS ABUSEEFs !!
these guy smoks with marawonta
The cracks and manty otter drugs abusives🤖😼 TO HE
RIP Charlie love you
VERY DIPLOMATIC....SOOOO SMART ...even as a kid he knew how to talk to the interviewer
Yes, sooo smart.
Lmao! Brilliant Mick
Andrew Loog Oldham was smart to realize that as long as selling Carnaby Street clothing fashions was a critical part of their early day sponsorship support that they could literally make fashion models of all five of them instead of just using all of them to showcase only one product... Isn't that obvious when you realize that money is the basis of everything in the final analysis in this real world.
When you're recording, during the early sixtees in England, old blues covers it's not first for the money.
@@Methilde In a way it was, because... available blues songs provided a very inexpensive source of excellent material. Good material was always hard to find.
Lennon and McCartney used to say, "Now let's write a swimming pool." It's literally all about money.
@@steveconn Keith used to said that at their early beginnings they were so naive and green but money push them to write, wathever it makes them write the greatest R&R repertory, so....
Before Bill joined, Charlie was not part of the group. He played a few gigs but the group had to pay him. Read the book Life by Keith Richards. And to be honest they were aiming for the Vox amplifier Bill owned. But Bill, then still knows as William Perks, came along with the amp.
ROCK AND ROLL = STONES!
8.30mins in, is that Ian Stewart at the back?
"Why so long?"
" Because we enjoy it." !!
love and miss brian so much ❤︎❤︎
‘The Rollin’ Uglies’ that’s what we call em back home here in Buffalo NY...🤘🏻👄
I saw em once in ‘15 (Zip Code Tour) and I had concert tix to see em again in ‘20 before (No Filter) got e-nayed...
I’d love to see em EVENTUALLY re-market and re-launch No Filter and possibly even drop off some new numbers under that same NEW album name!
The StOnEs have easily become my #1 FAVORITE Rock band over the last few years, my inner circle likes to rip me for my ole fashioned ‘Dad Rock’ tastes but...the StOnEs are TIMELESS TUNES to this fan and will always be my go to iPod tunes ‘fix’ whenever I’m multitasking to music ! 🤘🏻👄
Now they are The Strolling Bones...
@@FRAME5RS ‘Steel Wheelchairs Tour’ ‘24 🤣🤘🏻👄
There's no such thing as Dad Rock. It's just a phrase invented by younger people to make them feel better about their inconsequential rock. This great music from the 60s and 70s rock era will outlast us all.
@@MarkMikelVideos Agreed! The StOnEs & The Who will ALWAYS be my two favorite Rock bands...timeless tunes to grow old to man! 👄🤟🏻🎯
Está banda británica es de mi infancia
The forever band
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Keith loves reggae... (41:00)
Im born in the rolling stones age......
Do any of you think The Rolling Stones will be remembered 2,000 years from now?
Now suppose Keith Richard took a train later and didn't meet Jagger on the platform... Very possible we would never have heard of them and the Rolling Stones never were born...
Ron Wood didn't come from the Byrds, it was the Faces.
36:12 Look how ABSOLUTELY beautiful Mandy Smith is here....How old was she here? what year was this
The Quill
Mick's Great Condicion 22:37
Haz desactivado los subtítulos automáticos???!!! ¿Por qué?!
16:47 possibly the most 60s thing ever???
Who's that in beginning ? Looks like a shape shifted Jagger...
So, Mick wasn´t born in a crossfire hurricane, but in Dartford? During that time the Nazis were bombing the place. Somebody should tell that guy that lyrics usually contain metaphors.
stones is stones
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I don't think "Come on" was a hit ANYWHERE! they refused to even play it live ever. WAIT A SECOND at 9:45 I heard a whole different story of how I Want to be your Man-came to the Stones-you all know that story, most do, about them meeting at a bar or show and supposedly the two Beatles finished the song then and there! after mick said they needed new material.
Interesting documentary but there is way too much focus on Mick and Keith, with barely a mention of Charlie and Bill. The Rolling Stones are essentially those four men with the addition of Mick and Ronnie later. Without Charlie's fantastic drumming, and Bill's equally wonderful bass playing, the Stones would never have sounded like they do. It's a very deep partnership.
Mick and Kieth claimed songwriting but Brian wrote Paint it Black She’s a rainbow Yesterday’s Papers Brian and Charlie made the band
No he never he cane up with parts for it.
No he didn't, he came up with a few bits but he never actually wrote anything himself
Just your imagination :)
They weren’t blown away by Bill Wyman. Wait yea they were but with his gear!!!
Very underrated bass player.
Initially the gear, then his playing.
How these 5 twisted and damaged musicians got together and came up with the Ingenius master pieces these cats came up with is beyond human understanding.
How cool would it be if the stones did a song about the beatles?
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I feel that rock bands should be politicians as well.....could not do any worse.....
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20:05 - Bullshit. Keith wrote Ruby Tuesday without any of Mick's input so he definitely wouldn't have said that.
In an other hand Mick wrote Brown Sugar alone, so...
@@Methilde I was responding to that idiot in the video saying that songs like Ruby Tuesday were pissing off Keith Richards because songs like that were "not me." I was just pointing out that it's one of the few songs of that era where Keith wrote all the lyrics and most of the music.
@@globalmonkey007 OK, i understand :)
When asked why he had kept playing in the band for so long, Keith said because he enjoyed it. That's only a partial answer because the truth is also - because of the (BIG) money they make. They make more than any other band, probably including the Beatles, although it seems to me that McCartney is worth more than any other musician. But you'd have to include his incomes from other non-Beatles sources of income. It'd be difficult to try and figure out how much any Beatle or Stone makes just from being in their particular band. The Stones have surpassed EVERYONE as far as income and profit from touring/performing.
Just to say a few words. This documentary was positively made together with the Saarchi gallery exhibition “Exhibitionism”... I was there I bought VIPpass on July 2015 and finally went in April 2016 when it opened ( so yes I am a FAN, considering I was traveling to London from Italy), but still I clearly had in mind a thing. The Stones celebrated their 50th anniversary with a very LOW KEY ( but beautiful exhibition) called Stones 50 at Somerset House in London- needless to say was there too... but then about the same time Bowie was doing his exhibition (Bowie IS) at the V&A museum, setting what is called a standard for any rock memorabilia exhibition to come after ( I.e. PinkFloyd’s “their mortal remains - boring borderline to necrophiliac- show later always at V&A)... As you can imagine I am a rock enthusiast lucky enough to travel to London and attend those shows , or even more obscure rock memorabilia events (such as photo exhibitions at Snap gallery), but still I think that Rolling Stones exhibitionism show was alike a “jealous” answering to Bowie’s very SEMINAL show who was the cornerstone for all the others...
I love Gimme Shelter
11:56 min RAMONES
Beatles wrote sentimental love songs if you preferred that
Yes like A Day In The Life, I Am The Walrus and Helter Skelter. 😁
Ronnie Woods ex Byrds guitarist, surely you mean ex faces.
You have an excellent movie and then you say Ron Wood was an x-Byrd. As the Stones once said "Come On"
Pretty sure it was BIRDS , English band. Not to be confused with the American group.
Ron Wood Played bass in the original Jeff Beck Group along with Rod Stewart, and then played guitar in The Faces also with Rod Stewart, after Steve Marriot Left the Small Faces. Then they just became The Faces.
@@markhaus2830 That Jeff Beck Group album is a must have.
It was The Birds and I'm pretty sure they made a single that sank....then they realised that there was a band called The Byrds....
@@robertdillon6821 Ignorants are talking to much.
Why so little Stones music in this film?
Royalties?
probably
95% of these documentaries on the stones seem to always skip over the impact of the song As tears go by I don't get it. I know faithfull released it first but it was the first jagger/richards song they wrote as a collaboration.
Just as a small comment coming from a guy who's on his way to work, yes the STONES are and will be known as the best Band in Rock history but don't forget theres many more still out there way older than the stones like the CHIEFTANS from Ireland and all the African vocal bands and all the Gospel Bands throughout the south
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I thought Wild Horses was written by Keith.
And mostly about drugs.
Sell your soul to the. Devil he gives you everything you see....
But when the devil comes collecting you'll be paying for eternity"....
Mick n Keef havent paid for anything yet
Um...The fabs went to India after Pepper, February 1968, where they basically wrote the White Album. Otherwise, fun doc.