Always thought the Stones first album was the best ! Can remember kids at school bringing it to an end of term party in 1964 and everyone loving it. We were so lucky to have in that era The Beatles,Stones,Kinks,Who,et.etc
Last days of september in 64,I'm gonna turn twelve,back to school in a working class suburb near Paris,France.What a week,first kiss,first cigarette .And a guy came with a Teppaz,a portable record player.Two 45's ,the Beatles ,with their She Loves You,which I don't like and the Rolling Stones with Carol,I'm a King Bee,Walking the Dog and Can I Get a Witness. For a young boy,it's the best start in life.In real life.
Cool version with early Stones stylings. Stones were a great blues band, which of course was their roots. Learned a number of blues songs from them🎸🎼🎹🎸🎼🎹🎸🎼🎹
It's funny that back in the 60's when I was a fan we would never have classed them as a rock and roll band, they were R&B; rock and roll was completely different style.
In 1965 I was 8yrs old watching the Rolling Stones on Ed Sullivan show for the first time. I remember thinking I can’t wait to retire and go see these guys play live in Denver in 2024. Sure enough, I have tickets for the show in June! 😂😂😂
Lol. Oh, by the way, I watched them play live in a Watford cinema in October '64, shortly before they went to the States and did that famous 'Shindig' show. But in Watford I couldn't hear a note because of the mass of screaming girls in front of me.
I saw the show too. I thought charlie looked like the cartoon cave man Alley Oop and that Mick Jagger looked like a girl I knew called Clarion O'Brien.
IN 1966 I was rhythm guitarist in a band that five of us formed at college in the North of England.. We were based on the Stones with two guitars, bass, drums and a singer who played the harmonica. We came up with a version of this song which we called "Get your kicks on the A66" (the A66 is a road that runs from the East coast to the west coast across North Yorkshire and Cumbria). It always went down well with local audiences.
I’ve been on Route 66 a few times in the 1970s. It was fun! My sister and I hitchhiked across the U.S. on my 20th birthday and that’s one of the roads we took.
Talk about being in the right place at the right time. I grew up in a small town in the USA and didn't live in a major city until I went off to college in 1967.
the anthem of my youth....that and plus "Carol" ...oh we dug ol chucky-babe too...we had an ep with 4 Berry,s on it, we wore that one out !!No one knew the Chess label in those days...The first 4 Stones LPs were our whole universe, plus many others. We lived thru that era, it was exciting, the chicks were hard to get, but WE HAD THE MUSIC !!!!!
El mejor espectáculo del mundo es ver un concierto de los Stones, jejeje yo tuve la satisfacción de verlos 4veces ,únicos, un saudiño dende GALIZA ESPAÑA
Chuck Berry's songs just brilliant. What a genius producing stuff like this in the 50's. R.I.P Chuck you enhanced my life and still do with your songs. 110963
Absolutely Damien. Chuck was amazing, and Keith (Richards) played Chuck’s guitar solos brilliantly. While the Stones covered Chuck’s “Carol” on their debut album, I’m sure you are aware while Chuck did a cover of “Route 66” he did not right this song. It was written by Bobby Troup and was a huge hit way back by Nat King Cole. I love the Stones version too.
@@markfleming4162 Ah, I did not know Chuck did not write "Route 66". I'll have to do research on it. Had a look at Nat king Cole's version in 1957 which is little bit different to the rock and roll versions!
The sound quality is really good on this cut and The Stones are playing well as a unit. Mick's vocal are straight ahead and unexaggerated which I prefer FWIW. Like many OPs here, I like the Stones early stuff.
@@mullerk2 Please listen to the Mick Taylor albums! I love the Brian-era material!! Brian had an amazing influence!! But The Rolling Stones had incredible material after Brian, too! The Rolling Stones are the greatest band because they had so many musical ideas. Definitely more than the Beatles.
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They were great as well later with Taylor, but the early Stones clicked different for me
Just F***ing Awesome. So good to hear the bass so prominent in the mix. That oughta put paid to the notion that Wyman was no good and Keith Richards played bass on Stones records. Admitedly, later in their career when they would spend weeks if not months dicking around writing songs in the studio, Bill would get bored and just go home and come back the next day to discover they´d decided to record a keeper track and Keith played bass.
I know there's differing opinions but I never thought the Stones had the same cutting edge after Brian Jones. He simply added that special ingredient that was missiing later/ though they were still good/ not unlike the Hollies without Grahm Nash !!!
What a brilliant and mature version of R66. The official record pales in comparison with this Beeb's tight and powerful delivery. It has taken 60 years for Bill Wymans' exceptional skills on bass and keybords to be properly acknolwledged . Such a shame their genius leader was driven to despair by band mates unable to accommodate his extraordinary talent. Brian died of neglect. However it's only fair to say the Stones failed to survive themselves after they perpetrated the cowardly assassination of their better self. 62-69: best years ever.
Absolutely wonderful brilliant superb live real true 100% solid gold, and these were beautiful times, can you imagine the exciting,the times the girls the dancing pubs clubs nightclub's food music era ,,ahh man WHY have we let them take it away,,even Muslims wouldn't be able to resist this excitement,
These early Stones albums were the best in the genre. True masterpieces. The early Stones stuff always sounds fresh and interesting. In this respect they are very much like the earliest Elvis records. They are somehow perfect and have never been bettered. The instrumentals are fantastic too. I think that they were among the best R & B stuff ever made (Chuck Berry is due a lot of credit for his excellent song writing. I remember a very early film from the Newport Jazz Festival with a fantastic set by Chuck Berry with a wonderful performance of "Johnny Be Good"). Rather surprisingly, the Stones' early live performances were never that great. In the early days this was partly the result of screaming girls but I also saw them in about '69 at the Lyceum in London shortly after "Let it Bleed" came out. The live performance didn't live up to the expectations created by that great album. The Hyde Park concert was the same. I don't think any band has made a more consistent sequence of albums than those between the first album and "Its only Rock 'n Roll". By the way a fantastic version of "Route 66" was recorded in 1946 by the truly great Nat King Cole and is obligatory listening - a fantastic rendition. (Sorry to go on...I grew up with this music and it was a very important part of our lives.)
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Always thought the Stones first album was the best ! Can remember kids at school bringing it to an end of term party in 1964 and everyone loving it. We were so lucky to have in that era The Beatles,Stones,Kinks,Who,et.etc
Totally agree with you. Bill Wyman’s bass line was epic, really drove this along.
Last days of september in 64,I'm gonna turn twelve,back to school in a working class suburb near Paris,France.What a week,first kiss,first cigarette .And a guy came with a Teppaz,a portable record player.Two 45's ,the Beatles ,with their She Loves You,which I don't like and the Rolling Stones with Carol,I'm a King Bee,Walking the Dog and Can I Get a Witness.
For a young boy,it's the best start in life.In real life.
I like the Stones but their first album was definitely their best, never really took to the others.
@@jimmatthews6135 Definitely, I love Route 66, Oh Carol especially
Chucks songs are often raunchy American geography lessons
Love the early Stones stuff.
I like the song. i like the way it's sung by the ROLLING STONES.
Cool version with early Stones stylings. Stones were a great blues band, which of course was their roots. Learned a number of blues songs from them🎸🎼🎹🎸🎼🎹🎸🎼🎹
Bill Wyman really knew how to play that bass! One of the best!
He was the best musician on the band, truely jazzistic stuff.
@@professorcaveirinha4784 they were all good but without Bill they do not sound as good!
They just didnt sound the same after he left
All I hear is single notes
@@danvitale1825 That's usually what bassists play. Chords on a bass *can* be done but it's not usual.
Wow that bass! Never heard it so nice!
Greatest rock and roll band ever ❤
yes they are
Better than rutles
❤❤❤
It's funny that back in the 60's when I was a fan we would never have classed them as a rock and roll band, they were R&B; rock and roll was completely different style.
oldest
One of the best songs ever. One of the best versions ever.
Bill Wyman’s bass line was the best, really cooked.
Check out THEMs version.Van Morrison
No the live recordig on that Ep.
Check out the version by Sandie Shaw. Is out of this world.
I certainly will, by the way I heard the version of Route 66 by Asleep at the wheel, and it's blown me away, have a listen 🎶
That bass playing!! What a feel!!
The soul of The Stones --
His Framus bass had great tone especially on OUT OF TIME .
I can't hear the bass, all I hear are single notes....
@@danvitale1825listen with headphones. The bass jumps out.
Love the _SOUND_ of these 60's stereo tracks. Guitars that aren't buried in overdrive, and _ohhhh,_ Charlie's old school drum kit!
I can tell you the early Stones were the best. Bought my first single in 1963.
Nice to hear the bass guitar .
Bill rely made them in the early days.
In 1965 I was 8yrs old watching the Rolling Stones on Ed Sullivan show for the first time. I remember thinking I can’t wait to retire and go see these guys play live in Denver in 2024. Sure enough, I have tickets for the show in June! 😂😂😂
@LanceRomanceF4E So happy for you, enjoy!
Lol. Oh, by the way, I watched them play live in a Watford cinema in October '64, shortly before they went to the States and did that famous 'Shindig' show. But in Watford I couldn't hear a note because of the mass of screaming girls in front of me.
😂
I saw the show too. I thought charlie looked like the cartoon cave man Alley Oop and that Mick Jagger looked like a girl I knew called Clarion O'Brien.
God bless tbe rolling stones
Charlie watts Rest and peace!
My mother had their early 45s, all these R&B songs. They rarely play these songs on the radio, even the oldies stations.
That’s why god made Spotify.
You can hear Bill's bass playing on here ... not bad 👍😊
Usually Wyman is buried in the mix. My first “real bass” was a Framus Star bass. Back then it was all about the looks.
Like it this is pure Stones
Quelle époque, quelle ambiance ! L'influence du grand Chuck est bien là.
Qué razón tienes hermano....el gran Chuck Berry está detrás de los grandes temas
Chuck Bere sil vous plait
Hard to miss just how good the RS were at this, old days and new days.
IN 1966 I was rhythm guitarist in a band that five of us formed at college in the North of England.. We were based on the Stones with two guitars, bass, drums and a singer who played the harmonica. We came up with a version of this song which we called "Get your kicks on the A66" (the A66 is a road that runs from the East coast to the west coast across North Yorkshire and Cumbria). It always went down well with local audiences.
I’ve been on Route 66 a few times in the 1970s. It was fun! My sister and I hitchhiked across the U.S. on my 20th birthday and that’s one of the roads we took.
THE best Band forever of ROCK and ROLL 💯💯🎸🎸🎸
Bloody marvelous! I was there at the beginning, Crawdaddy, Sunday nights, Station Hotei and then Richmond Athletic Club. The best days.
Yep, I was at the AthletIc Club a month or so after they released Come On..
Eel pie island ?
Talk about being in the right place at the right time. I grew up in a small town in the USA and didn't live in a major city until I went off to college in 1967.
I'm a massive stones fan.
I still think this was their best album.
Route 66 was written by Bobby Troup in 1946 and was a hit for Nat King Cole that same year.
Chuck Berry recorded it for his "New Juke Box Hits" album in 1961.
Asleep at the wheel has a great version of rte 66
SIC Troupe!
Yes, a superior version compared to this effort.
BRAVO ROLLING STONES❤!!!!!
Just received the two LP and CD versions. What a fun listen👍👍
that was damn good...and already in 1964...wow....didn't play this one too often on the radio back then....
the anthem of my youth....that and plus "Carol" ...oh we dug ol chucky-babe too...we had an ep with 4 Berry,s on it, we wore that one out !!No one knew the Chess label in those days...The first 4 Stones LPs were our whole universe, plus many others. We lived thru that era, it was exciting, the chicks were hard to get, but WE HAD THE MUSIC !!!!!
Love this rocking version of Route 66.
60 fucking years ago!!!??? Where did it all go? And so quickly.
Wow !!! Best version ever. What a bassline !!!!!
El mejor espectáculo del mundo es ver un concierto de los Stones, jejeje yo tuve la satisfacción de verlos 4veces ,únicos, un saudiño dende GALIZA ESPAÑA
Wyman + Watts = jazz groove!
Great lead work from Keith
A bad impression of Chuck Berry.
@@SuperMikado282he blows Chuck Berry away, always has, fool.
@SPICYTUNAROLL69 Oh, you are an expert, are you? Or just an expert at mouthing off on the Internet?
Amazingly tight drums from mr. Watts! As always. Rest his soul❤
Loved listening to the mighty stones since I was a KID now im 62 thanks for the upload 👍
The best song they ever did. Keith's guitar is pure rock even though he is imitating Chuck Berry's style.
Best thing I ever heard them do.
Been down route 66 quite the drive ❤️❤️
I'm British but got to live a fantasy driving down that road with this record playing.
We have property near Seligman, AZ which is on Route 66. Go down short stretches regularly. Born in Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK!
Great performance! Phenomenal bass playing.
I'm not generally a Stones fan but I REALLY like this (already knowing it by Nat King Cole).
Супер 👑 группа мира короли наших сердец и душ супер ❤❤❤😎 😍 🤩 😋 🤗🤗🤗💋💋💋
Great to hear this track again I reorded the original broadcasts on a Reel to Reel tape recorder.
Love that raw sound! ❤️
Love early Stones. Thanks.
Chuck Berry's songs just brilliant. What a genius producing stuff like this in the 50's. R.I.P Chuck you enhanced my life and still do with your songs. 110963
Absolutely Damien. Chuck was amazing, and Keith (Richards) played Chuck’s guitar solos brilliantly. While the Stones covered Chuck’s “Carol” on their debut album, I’m sure you are aware while Chuck did a cover of “Route 66” he did not right this song. It was written by Bobby Troup and was a huge hit way back by Nat King Cole. I love the Stones version too.
@@markfleming4162 Ah, I did not know Chuck did not write "Route 66". I'll have to do research on it. Had a look at Nat king Cole's version in 1957 which is little bit different to the rock and roll versions!
This one was written by Bobby Troup.
what a Sharp and distinct sound.
One of the best versions of this classic.
The sound quality is really good on this cut and The Stones are playing well as a unit. Mick's vocal are straight ahead and unexaggerated which I prefer FWIW. Like many OPs here, I like the Stones early stuff.
Love this so much 😊😊❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👏
The early Stones are the best rock.
Charlie going like a train!
This version is better than their album version.
Greatest beginnings of my past. 😂 Music has never stopped since my introduction out of the womb.
Aftermath was a great album
Still got Stones’ first LP in the loft. Just my era - great.
ROCKIN! GET YOUR YA YA OUT!
Mick's voice was so different when he was younger.
Check out Ray Covey. Mick was vocally ' inspired ' by him. There's also a clip of Jimi Hendrix with Ray Covey I think you will enjoy.
Perfect!
That's swings very hard, oh yeah ! On the road again...!
best songs ever.
Very cool. 😎 never heard this version before. Thanks
Great tune also loved walking the dog and little by little ..
The first album was rough, ready and brilliant.
Recorded on 2-Track recording, no less..!!
I still listen to it. Great stuff.
60 years ago!! Cant belive it
Early songs were the best
No, all the Stones eras are great!! The Mick Taylor albums are outstanding! 😃😃
@@SeptemberChild1835 так и не понял то настоящее что означает камни❤ это не исправить. Есть или нет , быть или не быть.в чём суть? 😂
You are correct. Anything after Brian is pretty much unoriginal garbage. Not entertaining at all.
@@mullerk2 Please listen to the Mick Taylor albums! I love the Brian-era material!! Brian had an amazing influence!! But The Rolling Stones had incredible material after Brian, too! The Rolling Stones are the greatest band because they had so many musical ideas. Definitely more than the Beatles.
They were great as well later with Taylor, but the early Stones clicked different for me
I want this on my phone. Also Bob wills is still the King. Early Stones were the best.
Badass
Jolly good me lads . Its was FAB.
From Argentina...viva los stones
Stones ever!
The true stones
I want this version in my ITunes but it isn’t available. 😢
Keith super
I love pretty much everything these guys have done, but to go back to this was way cool. Thank U Hi Tone. I have subscribed.
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That was the best time when the Beatles and the Stones still played straight rock. Later it became granny music.
Did your granny like Exile on Main Street when it came out?
Great cover
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AWESOME
Thank you! Cheers!
The Rifmaster wasborn with that 4/4 time.
Just F***ing Awesome. So good to hear the bass so prominent in the mix. That oughta put paid to the notion that Wyman was no good and Keith Richards played bass on Stones records. Admitedly, later in their career when they would spend weeks if not months dicking around writing songs in the studio, Bill would get bored and just go home and come back the next day to discover they´d decided to record a keeper track and Keith played bass.
No wonder bill quit
Que buen bajo, a otro nivel.
Muy por encima del nivel de este grupito.
Bad boys sounding good.
I live 30 miles south of Route 66
I know there's differing opinions but I never thought the Stones had the same cutting edge after Brian Jones. He simply added that special ingredient that was missiing later/ though they were still good/ not unlike the Hollies without Grahm Nash !!!
😁🎶❤💃💋...Thank ypu 👍
Par Excellence!
What a brilliant and mature version of R66. The official record pales in comparison with this Beeb's tight and powerful delivery. It has taken 60 years for Bill Wymans' exceptional skills on bass and keybords to be properly acknolwledged . Such a shame their genius leader was driven to despair by band mates unable to accommodate his extraordinary talent. Brian died of neglect. However it's only fair to say the Stones failed to survive themselves after they perpetrated the cowardly assassination of their better self. 62-69: best years ever.
This is the least subtle and nuanced take I have ever seen on this subject.
@@haljasonfoster2169 Gets every oversimplified cliché right, too..
Goodyear rolling gathers no moss
Second record I bought, the first being "Memphis, Tennessee".
Absolutely wonderful brilliant superb live real true 100% solid gold, and these were beautiful times, can you imagine the exciting,the times the girls the dancing pubs clubs nightclub's food music era ,,ahh man WHY have we let them take it away,,even Muslims wouldn't be able to resist this excitement,
Get Your Kicks on Route 66!
I'll get mine on Route 69!
Stones forever #toddnirschl ♥️
The best white R & B band ever.
What about the Yardbirds and the Animals?
Легенда века the Rolling Stones кого можно поставить рядом.
These early Stones albums were the best in the genre. True masterpieces. The early Stones stuff always sounds fresh and interesting. In this respect they are very much like the earliest Elvis records. They are somehow perfect and have never been bettered. The instrumentals are fantastic too. I think that they were among the best R & B stuff ever made (Chuck Berry is due a lot of credit for his excellent song writing. I remember a very early film from the Newport Jazz Festival with a fantastic set by Chuck Berry with a wonderful performance of "Johnny Be Good"). Rather surprisingly, the Stones' early live performances were never that great. In the early days this was partly the result of screaming girls but I also saw them in about '69 at the Lyceum in London shortly after "Let it Bleed" came out. The live performance didn't live up to the expectations created by that great album. The Hyde Park concert was the same. I don't think any band has made a more consistent sequence of albums than those between the first album and "Its only Rock 'n Roll". By the way a fantastic version of "Route 66" was recorded in 1946 by the truly great Nat King Cole and is obligatory listening - a fantastic rendition. (Sorry to go on...I grew up with this music and it was a very important part of our lives.)
Seems these guys have always had style.
They were always good
That last chord by Brian Jones at the end!,, My fav stones era
“Flagstaff, Arizona, don’t forget Winona….”. Jagger could never decipher “Winona”, so he flubs the name and says something like “Anona”.