Best song the Stones ever did, and that's saying one HELL of a lot. The smooth, fun & raw groove of this song is just beyond sublime. And that killer sax solo...damn.
The amazing thing about this performance is that no lead singer was giving this kind of outrageous perfomance, even the Beatles where very composed. Mick Jagger and the Stones are true legends of rock.
There was always that moment in their show when Keith turned around to Charlie and they grin at each other. That's when you knew that at that moment, all is well
I think for me, its an ongoing process. I'm 58 and it still reveals more each time I hear it. Thank you for reminding me/us just how important and relevant the lyrics are. Peace be yours
Imagine if they used autotune and loops they would blown everyone’s acid laced minds... I can’t even imagine what that would sound like. Hell just try and imagine the stones with 808s.
@joshkuzmitsky7763 Morrison's self indulgence took precedence over his art. I was a huge fan of the Doors looked forward to each if their album releases but I think he veganbto believe his own hype. Too much if everything. Odd dearh
@@christineenright7491 I don’t know that’s a pretty compelling committed performance by Mick. Let’s not confuse the real Jim Morrison with the movie. He did a lot of just standing there. And he would not face the audience for a long period as well. Jim has some amazing live performances but Mick transformed into the devil for you on stage in front of Lennon. So…
@michaelperry9580 I can't find my original comment which I made awhile ago, but I can't imagine saying anything about Morrison in relation to this video.
@@chagnonp7 Keith was asked in interview I watched once, who's better? You or Ronnie, his reply was,we are both horrible but together we are great! I thought that was awesome answer to a interviewers dumb question 🤘
The heavens needed another drummer. Thank you, Charlie, for helping the Stones be the iconic band that they are. RIP: Rock in Power and thank you very much for making music rock.
True Talent he was . . . I was bummed when I heard of the Loss and still am . I wish he was at the latest gig in St Louis. . . RIP Charlie Your beats will Last forever on Planet Earth . . .
Nigel Olsen of the Elton John band Has always been over looked And screwed ! You can go back to 1970 til now and There hasnt Been a better Rock n Roll Drummer right With him Phil Collins, Ringo Srarr, a few others. Personally Id take Ringo Nigel!
John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Pete Townshend in the audience. Love these people! Written in 1969 after Kennedy brothers were killed. I shoplifted this album when I was 15. Oops, I owe Mick $10.
lol! yeah, the last 30 seconds, where they fold like a cheap lawn chair. don't get me wrong. I like the stones, certainly more than the beatles, but richards was garbage with a couple of fumbling solos, jones was so stoned he couldn't be relied on to do anything more than use a couple hand shakers, and Mick was apparently lip syncing, or there was serious delay between the mic and the p.a.
Das ist schon 50 Jahre her, unter immer noch löst dieses Stück ein Feuerwerk an Emotionen in mir aus! Es gibt keinen charismatischeren Sänger als Jagger!
I guess you're only a fan of the Stones, and not Rock-n-Roll. This was 1968. The late 60s and early 70s was heyday of Rock-n-Roll: Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Queen, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Beatles, The Eagles, The Who, The Doors, The Ramones, Cream, Blind Faith... Sounds like you think there's another time where there were bands much better than the Stones. What time was that? Now?
And also a perfectionist. Sympathy For The Devil was repeated about ten times for Rock'N'Roll Circus... Not satisfied with the final results (some say Jagger was jealous of Roger Daltrey), the movie stood unreleased for 28 years...
he was high as a kite. but if you want to see really crazy time look up The movie "Gimme Shelter" when the rolling stones had the hell's angels as security for the concert. better yet just watch the scene when sunny phones up the next morning pissed off at the band. you will be on the floor laughing out loud.
To think that these guys are still performing at a high level and selling out every concert is beyond amazing. Probably the only band ever that over the years rocked kids and their great grandparents in person.
I'm one of the biggest fans of The Who you'll find and on behalf of Who Nation: this performance is absolutely incredible! When I was young we always played the "this band is better than that band" game. But from the perspective of a 55 year old: they're ALL great! Be thankful you were alive during the time frame when bands like the Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zep, etc were kicking ass live onstage!
They have always been an unique band. They have experimented with different worldly instruments, like the East Indian sitar and now African drums. I will always love the Rolling Stones. Their music is so timeless.
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Thanks for your like. That day. My PC don.t work. And the freezer too. A thief try to stole me with a knife. But i run speed. And i had a strong argue with My mom.
My sister is a huge Stones fan. She told me this song sounded like nothing else when it was released. Imagine being 15 years old and hearing this for the first time - in 1968?
The thing that’s made The Rolling Stones so great is that their music is timeless. It sounded modern in 1969 and it sounds modern in 2021. True artists!
@@Tarzthegreat Not really. Jagger is not a good singer, and the arrangements of a lot of the Stones' songs is quite subpar. Powerful, but not quite taken to the point. These days you get a lot of average songs that are executed much better.
Splendida, trascinante, e sensuale ballata dei vecchi Stones, qui in una delle loro esibizioni giovanili più suggestive e coinvolgenti. Immensamente bravi e carismatici, come sempre.
No i like to hear him sing louder he says a sentance soft lould and soft i want it loud PLEASE TO ME you hope you GUSS MY name I want it like this PLEASE TO MEET HOPE YOU GUSS MY NAMEE
@@Godgod4629 Like I Said: This is the best version. Give me a better one and convince me. And in English it's Please to meet you. Hope you guess my name.
So sad to hear that Charlie Watts has passed away. The Rolling Stones will definitely never be the same without him. RIP Charlie. Tell Brian Jones we said hi!
They already were not the same as Brian passed away and was member no more. ....Think this was much more a tragedy dieing at such a young age. He was the most talented of the Stones and a great musician. Mick and Keith wanted to lead the band although he was the creator.
I believe it's filmed@Abbey Road Studio? That,other than the fact it's the rolling stone's,may have something to do w all those big name's! Plus,as u can c it was also a nice party,especially w the stone's,lol😉😎🤙🔱👺
@@victorzurdo6516 Yeh. Yoko was a drag. But so nice to see Pete Townshend and Keith Moon dancing to this one! And power to Charlie Wats for recommending Ian Anderson and the yet to be recognized JT to Mick.
Sympathy for the devil is quite simply one of the greatest songs ever written. If you understand history then you’ll understand this song. Absolutely amazing.
The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (Official Video) [4K] 093am 6.11.22 i agree.. these kids could be big one day. you never know... ah well sarcasm and general cynicism never flourish nor is ever understood... no idea what i was gonna impart other than this could be a gothic kindda day or maybe a performance kindda day ie: two films to enjoy as you sip on some whisky tumbler... though there is the rugby and football to consider. i suppose your mick will be watching the cricket? anyhow; great dope cake!!!
@@richardshort311 The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (Official Video) [4K] 9.1122 0603am society has entered it's creep phase wherein it ass licks the uuff outta it's alleged foe... ahahaha...i have no idea what you are referring to. as for idiots - 99percent of the world's population is an idiot. so where does that leave 99percent of the population...? the euromax live stream was frozen. that's about as much as i got from the entire year re: learning, meeting new folk, tasting new things.... listening to music.
I just have to say, you Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones molded our life in the ´60 , when we weren´t able to feedback you and say how every weekend was so special with girls and friends , partys and a life in Color all because you !! I remember that friday when we bought your LP with this big song in side A, and preparing together in friends house hearing your song before departing for the party. And to know that the Maracas / Rattles were because a Venezuelan guy makes me Proud !! We were out of your tours area, but here in Venezuela / Latinamerica, we just love your music and find it boost our soul to move on and make this world better for all every day ! Thanks for existing and all you do and did for the World !! Your songs and you will live for ever, YOU WILL NEVER DIE !! Excited to after more then 60 years be able to write you !! And everybody to read it !! Unique !! Didn´t tried it before !! Hope it reach you !!Jorge Alfonzo / Valencia / Venezuela
did you see John & Yoko dancing in the crowd. was this an omen? this song has stood the test of time. absolutely timeless. & Mick is as gorgeous today as he was then. talk about a video worth a million words
Whatever they are still bar none the greatest rock and roll roll band ever ! I saw them recently in concert and mick jagger at 80 years old was running up an down the stage !!
@@garret_wwe7845 this is remastered from The Rolling Stones Rock n Roll circus, which was NOT recently, it was back when Lennon was still alive during the 70’s, you can also see him throughout this album
Can you imagine: the beatles, the stones, eric clapton, steview winwood, all the rest on the Brit scene, all friends, competitors, recording with each other, hating/loving each other - what a magical time.
@@massimoautorino3864 There is another video of Jimi Hendrix playing in London and John Lennon and Paul are in the crowd enjoying the Heavy metal sound, they both looked smashed or high as a kite ... lol
@@massimoautorino3864 TESWe DEFINITELY Lived in the BEST TIME FOR ROCK N'ROLL, Icall the Seventies,The Maguc Decade,Late Sisties also,TAKE CARE AND STAY WELL AND SAFE. Walter B.Memphis.
Jaggers performance here was 100%. No performer in the history of performers could possibly give more of a performance than what he gave in this video. Bravissimo
@@bullridermusic2054 All right, I will challenge you. A) First of all, you have to agree to keep your mind open. And then, you have to do exactly as I'm asking you to do, and then I want you to give me your honest opinion. B) Watch the following videos in their official live version or any other decent live version. C) Compare that live version Jagger here doing "sympathy for the devil" live - in front of his friends, John , Yoko, and a bunch of others. This is a very, very private performance where he is giving himself 100%. but the whole thing was planned because you can see where they marked his body up. In Sympathy They're doing an early version of a music television video before MTV was a thing. They are reenacting a pagan ritual and talking about having sympathy for the devil and him saying, "what's my name, what's my name, what's my name. " And the idea is that people are going to call out, "Lucifer." In other words he's basically acting out a pagan ceremony to call out Lucifer. And Jagger's saying that the way you can meet Lucifer is to have some sympathy, some respect, or he'll go lay your soul to waste. Thats so much deeper than "Crazy Little Thing called Love," unless you are going to argue Freddy was singing to Lucifer. Not. If ever there was a message that the devil wanted to give you if you wanted to dial him up and talk directly to him, I'm pretty sure Mic Jagger got it right. Nevertheless, D) Listen to Freddie mercury singing live, "play the game. E) Answer yourself the question, "what does Freddie mercury mean by the game" and isn't that probably the best live performance of Freddie mercury in his prime? I think I know what he's singing about- shallow sex with random people. Ok, what difference does it make. A love song, ding-dong, ho-hum, ratta-tat-tat, buulshit. Is that the best life performance of Freddie mercury? compare that to sympathy for the devil? No comparison in terms of depth. F) Then, go find Todd Rundgren singing live, "the meaning of the verb to love. " There's lots of different versions of Todd singing that so I'm not sure what the best one is. But Todd Rundgren is using every muscle in his speech mechanism to crank out as much complex noises as his speech mechanism is capable of doing and he's absolutely ignoring the fact that he looks a little bit weird and dorky when he's doing it - just like Jagger does. I agree, that Freddie mercury gave it 100%. And it's a tough call between Freddie mercury and Mick Jagger. But I think Jagger in this performance in his private audience gave 100% and I don't believe it's possible to give more than 100%. 100% is everything you have. If you can find a video were you believe that Freddie mercury gave 100%, and it's better than this, put it up or ... By the way, I think Bon Scott singing "Long Way," live on the back of a moving flat bed playing bagpipes is better than anything Freddie mercury ever sang- except for Bohemian Rhapsody, the studio version. And I love Freddie mercury. Just my opinion. I got to watch Bon Scott sing - it was awesome. Rip But, of course, this sll means zilch if your teenage fantasy was to grow up and look, act, and sing like Whitney Houston (or Freddy Mercury) then ... well... may the Force be in you.
Their most Epic version of this Classic. 55 years ago, 11th December 1968, this awesome performance was a legendary Rolling Stones live and One of last performance of their Genius founder Brian Jones that died few months later at only 27...Great
They were all very talented, but also "high as hell" on something. Back then people were doing psychedelic drugs, heavy laced pot, and others street drugs. It wasn't alcohol. I was barely out of high school when Mick Jagger & Rollingstones were big here in the USA. ALSO, the BEATLES were big in the USA. Although I was partying with many hippie types back then, I didn't touch street drugs and I wasn't a "pot head" either. The music of the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's was very interesting compared to today's music. I loved Jimmy Hendrix music, Janis Joplin, and a few other big name groups from England and our country USA. I ENJOYED ALL THEIR MUSIC BACK THEN. 😆🤪🤩
To think this is from a concert in 1968 just blows me away! Thanks to all the Rolling Stones for the fantastic music all these years it has helped me get through life's ups and downs.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I met my wife and married her when we were very young. We were also very young parents, and in the beginning I struggled trying to find a job to pay for us all. I got into a plumbing apprenticeship by the grace of God when we needed it most, and this is one of the anthems of my life. I just wanted a humble and stable life, and make sure we'd all be ok. I'm now 48 with 27 and 23 year old sons that have grown into incredible, smart, talented young men. I credit my wife for a lot of it, but I'm happy that I could be there to help when I could.
The Devil is a better Christian than most of the current people that call themselves "Christian". I've been hearing its the end of times for 60 years now. I wish it would hurry up and just get over with. I'm tired of waiting on the bullshit to be over.
@@stephenvine3104 Thanks for commenting Stephen, so many great bands from the 60’s until today. The Kinks are my favorite British band, and sometimes I wonder if Ray Davies and his brother and the other members of The Kinks ever collaborated with The Stones, or even if they ever hung out together. Google it, I’m told, and so I will. Have a blessed day. From San Diego, Ca. Peace to you and yours.
Fantastic to see the original members performing this iconic song live! I was 9 years old when this “circus” came to town. Unfortunately, it wasn’t my town, and it was past my bedtime.
This is the difference between the musicians of that era and the so called musicians of today,.. back then they actually felt it running through every fiber of their body. And it's vids like this that show it through and through. Nobody could fake this shit😋
This performance was at the end of the movie, and was filmed after midnight. The band, film crew were pretty spent by then. A few even suggested they all get an hour or two of sleep before filming the final segment. Mick Jagger reportedly was adamantly opposed to the idea.
This song is amazing in many aspects: It's one of popular music's best songs ever recorded, it's an amazing dance song, and it also features Keith Richards' best guitar solo.
Don't get enough credit?? Dude, what are you on, my friend? I'd like some! 😁 Seriously, they are EASILY considered by most to be one of the top 2 or 3 co-songwriters of all time. Especially when discussing classic rock, or 1960's counterculture. Second only to maybe Lennon/McCartney and often considered above them when specifically discussing classic rock. Also, second to Lennon/McCartney, they are the most SUCCESSFUL songwriting duo. That's just a simple fact. So not enough credit for you? Or do you just not really know what you're talking about? If the latter is true, well no worries mate; you obviously are at least a casual fan if not more, so you're off to a good start! 👍😁👍
I think you can get pretty close to objectivity by saying they aren't simply because all of their their albums aren't brilliant cover to cover. The same can be said of other great bands like Floyd or Zeppelin. The icky band that ever did that was The Beatles. That's why they're the best, plain and simple.
Love this performance and the Rolling Stones' Rock and Roll Circus as a whole. Just people along with music legends playing and enjoying music together. Rest in Peace, Charlie Watts
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The clarity of this is fantastic considering it is 56 years old. Superb.
remastered
What, this is not the original well knock me over with a feather duster. PEACE AND LOVE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. ✌️😎🏴
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@@johndavison5383 WOOHOO WOOHOO. PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. ✌️😎🏴
Shot on 16mm film. That will always look good if looked after.
One of the finest live performances I've seen. Flawless. The sound engineer gets my kudos. Every instrument is heard perfectly.
I hope these guys make it big. They have a lot of potential.
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah I think they have a long successful career ahead of them lol
Sounds to me like a new cover of that band... ... Can't remember the name now ;@
The world is not ready for them yet😂
Arent these guys the beatles?
Best song the Stones ever did, and that's saying one HELL of a lot.
The smooth, fun & raw groove of this song is just beyond sublime. And that killer sax solo...damn.
The amazing thing about this performance is that no lead singer was giving this kind of outrageous perfomance, even the Beatles where very composed. Mick Jagger and the Stones are true legends of rock.
What about Janis Joplin?!
Bruh...Iggy Pop was scaring people at the same exact moment. Jagger is great but c'mon.
Don't be angry with me
The talking heads? Freddy?
They ARE Rock !!!
I always loved how Charlie never really showed any emotion but pounded the crap out of those drums like it was just another day at work.
There was always that moment in their show when Keith turned around to Charlie and they grin at each other. That's when you knew that at that moment, all is well
Kind of like Ox of the The Who.
Magic!
He was probably tripping his balls off
Is this the rolling stones rock and roll circus? John lennon played in "the dirty mac" they played yer blues
Watching Lennon dancing away in the background, love it!! ❤❤
Yeah and he and Yoko (eww, lol) were at the end of it too. I was pretty shocked at that.
Looked like Jon Anderson of Yes just behind him, and did you see Pete Townshend, the Who, @ 8.35? Who also performed.
@@kramrollin69 Townshend dancing with Keith Moon at 4:35 too
@@hhoang6898 Keith Moon could Dance?
And Biden
A song that if you really listen is still relevant........that's how you know it's still wicked.
When you see John Lennon rocking out to Mick Jagger you start to understand what the 60s were all about
yes, were about acid, too much acid... Lenon is high as FK haha
Thought that was him. Thanks for affirmation 😅
With stupid jokes
Still he called him a fa...ggot. hahahaha. Lennon was an arrogant schmuck and overrated. And about the video: Brian Jones was already sidelined....
I know...!! I was born in 1953..
56 YEARS AGO!!! It's 2024 ~Does anyone else remember when these brilliant lyrics finally made sense?!
I think for me, its an ongoing process. I'm 58 and it still reveals more each time I hear it. Thank you for reminding me/us just how important and relevant the lyrics are. Peace be yours
It was always like this... It's just that sometimes we don't want to see it
Always, . PEACE AND LOVE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. ✌️😎🏴
Na klar bester Song aller Zeiten
At 71 I'm 9 years and a day younger than mick. still here to tell the tale
Made me smile to see John letting loose and grooving like that...some great footage and a great performance by the Stones.
Silly question but Is this really how the people in the audience actually listened to the song that night?
"Yes"! The night Club scene was very different, but a ton of FUN & LOVE. LOL! NO ONE WAS OUT SHOOTING AT EACH OTHER IN THOSE DAYS.
Thank you Mick Jagger for keeping that show together forever. Lovely to see Brian Jones.
I never realized how talented Brian Jones was until I started watching the documentaries that are available here on RUclips of his life.
death by swimming pool Brian Jones on casternets
Great version. Did the Goat post this ?? Haha
No auto-tune, no looping, no backing track, hell even the the 3 hits of acid John Lennon dropped before the set was analog. F'n brilliant.
Imagine if they used autotune and loops they would blown everyone’s acid laced minds... I can’t even imagine what that would sound like. Hell just try and imagine the stones with 808s.
Boomer rhetoric
I think half the audience was on acid. You can see it in their eyes.
Would’ve sounded like shit too
@Violet Vixen you can see him dancing around at 4:54
"The Circus" has to be the best live recording of The Rolling Stones ever... please prove me wrong
Their performance is upstaged by the Who
Anything with Taylor live is better if you ask me
Ladies & gentlemen is the best
I'm 52 agree circus at bands best year then by late 70s lost mojo as no iconics
@@JDB1974 WHO????
They signed the best contract with the devil.
Hell yah 😂😂😂
Us white southern Mediterranean
Also.... Mick has to be one of the best frontman ever!
Yeah, He’s my 3rd favorite Stone but who can you compare him to from that time period in Rock ? I open to suggestions
Jim Morrison?
@joshkuzmitsky7763 Morrison's self indulgence took precedence over his art. I was a huge fan of the Doors looked forward to each if their album releases but I think he veganbto believe his own hype. Too much if everything. Odd dearh
@@christineenright7491 I don’t know that’s a pretty compelling committed performance by Mick. Let’s not confuse the real Jim Morrison with the movie. He did a lot of just standing there. And he would not face the audience for a long period as well. Jim has some amazing live performances but Mick transformed into the devil for you on stage in front of Lennon. So…
@michaelperry9580 I can't find my original comment which I made awhile ago, but I can't imagine saying anything about Morrison in relation to this video.
The way Keith pulls the guitar into reverse @3:37 is so fantastic!! Gets the groove back on track again. What a great guitarist he is!
makes me proud to be a "Keith"
Totally awesome!!!!!
Sorry.. but Keith is the weak link of the band.. rescued by Woods .!
@@chagnonp7 Keith was asked in interview I watched once, who's better? You or Ronnie, his reply was,we are both horrible but together we are great! I thought that was awesome answer to a interviewers dumb question 🤘
@@chagnonp7No way. He's the heart and soul of the stones
Wow, Jagger at his most kinetic. Keith knocks the solo out of the park. Truly the greatest rock and roll band EVER!
i agree
Mick reads the Master and Margarita and constructs a lyrical masterpiece. Charlies samba beat to Micks lyrics, PURE GENIUS..
The heavens needed another drummer. Thank you, Charlie, for helping the Stones be the iconic band that they are. RIP: Rock in Power and thank you very much for making music rock.
True Talent he was . . . I was bummed when I heard of the Loss and still am . I wish he was at the latest gig in St Louis. . . RIP Charlie Your beats will Last forever on Planet Earth . . .
Nigel Olsen of the
Elton John band
Has always been over looked
And screwed !
You can go back to
1970 til now and
There hasnt
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Rock n Roll
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With him Phil
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Ringo
Nigel!
John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Pete Townshend in the audience. Love these people! Written in 1969 after Kennedy brothers were killed. I shoplifted this album when I was 15. Oops, I owe Mick $10.
That’s a great little anecdote.
ha! i only wish i was there to shoplift a copy with you
JFK was assassinated in '63. Bobby was June 6, 1968. The song was recorded June 4-10, 1968.
Im with ya brother I remember when it came out .
Due to inflation, you owe him $70.
Is that JOHN LENNON dancing halfway through this video?? 😂
Yes. This was a part of the “Rock and Roll Circus”
yeah
It most certainly is. John Lennon was there. Cool.
Not only John, look, Yoko One is there, with him
Yup, John & Yoko too
You dont get any thing better than that . 08:20 secs of pure musical brilliance . From start to finish .
lol! yeah, the last 30 seconds, where they fold like a cheap lawn chair. don't get me wrong. I like the stones, certainly more than the beatles, but richards was garbage with a couple of fumbling solos, jones was so stoned he couldn't be relied on to do anything more than use a couple hand shakers, and Mick was apparently lip syncing, or there was serious delay between the mic and the p.a.
@@stevedavis8329 not lip syncing. this was a live show. the studio version is better. it's pure, pure.
Das ist schon 50 Jahre her, unter immer noch löst dieses Stück ein Feuerwerk an Emotionen in mir aus! Es gibt keinen charismatischeren Sänger als Jagger!
Er ist immer noch ein sehr hübscher Typ!!
Richtig
Agree
@@JulioCesarSJC Concur
No te entendí pero muchas gracias
The real hero is the guy who has to play the exact same conga pattern for ten minutes
Brh imagine Brian Jones. High af and playing the same pattern. At a point, his hands hurt, but he has no clue why
Rocky Dijon, the brother was BADASS
Fun fact: The original tempo was so much slower... Please Thank Brian Jones for this version with the faster pace and also the awesome piano play!
Yup
Nice arm workout
This band did this long before MTV was ever thought of. The Stones are far better than any other band from that time.
I guess you're only a fan of the Stones, and not Rock-n-Roll. This was 1968. The late 60s and early 70s was heyday of Rock-n-Roll: Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Queen, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Beatles, The Eagles, The Who, The Doors, The Ramones, Cream, Blind Faith...
Sounds like you think there's another time where there were bands much better than the Stones. What time was that? Now?
@jakubchrobry3701 nope never really got into the stones. Or led zep for that matter. Was more into ozzy than anything else.
-beatles
I was gonna say the same the Beatles suck @@alessandro3399
@@alessandro3399 dung beatles-
What a pro Jagger is. He can act crazy but never loses sight of the performance.
And also a perfectionist. Sympathy For The Devil was repeated about ten times for Rock'N'Roll Circus... Not satisfied with the final results (some say Jagger was jealous of Roger Daltrey), the movie stood unreleased for 28 years...
Greatest front man ever!
@@talithafreitas4610 how is a live performance repeated 10 times?
He's Mick Jagger....performing. He's not a pro performing to get paid. Mick Jagger performs. And yes he gets paid.
he was high as a kite. but if you want to see really crazy time look up The movie "Gimme Shelter" when the rolling stones had the hell's angels as security for the concert. better yet just watch the scene when sunny phones up the next morning pissed off at the band. you will be on the floor laughing out loud.
To think that these guys are still performing at a high level and selling out every concert is beyond amazing. Probably the only band ever that over the years rocked kids and their great grandparents in person.
Beatles
@@screechys 🤦♂️
@@screechys i mean...they literally can't.
Wholly Cow, my favorite band and song ever watching sweet John Lennon jamming!
Well not all of them.
There's a reason this band has succeeded through generations.
To display their freedom in front of the public , inspired , follows.
They’re alive
Golly gee! Is there? Could you share it with us all oh holder of secret information!?!?!?
Is that Lennon and Ono clapping at 8:17?
I'm one of the biggest fans of The Who you'll find and on behalf of Who Nation: this performance is absolutely incredible! When I was young we always played the "this band is better than that band" game. But from the perspective of a 55 year old: they're ALL great! Be thankful you were alive during the time frame when bands like the Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zep, etc were kicking ass live onstage!
Try and look at Eric Burdon and War doing paint it black ,live eye opener.
Who was not all that great.Stones are legendary.
I'm one of the biggest Who fans and I Second the Motion! Bravo to the Stones!
@@leevahal900 The Who is the greatest Rock N Roll band in the World. My concert Tee says so!
@@leevahal900
The Who is by far better than the stones
They have always been an unique band. They have experimented with different worldly instruments, like the East Indian sitar and now African drums. I will always love the Rolling Stones. Their music is so timeless.
beatles done it all before them ;)
Stone cette ma galaxie
i think it statred with the blues there is no devil we angels killed him
as opposed to otherworldly instruments
Those are regular conga drums. They're not African.
Absolute timeless masterpiece
Hello Kiwi 😊
its so obvious now that they didnt write this song, same with the beatles
And a time machine too.
chur brada
@@theLowestPointInMyLife they didn't write this?
I felt like I was there
Best jagger performance ever recorded
Rest in peace Charlie Watts, and thank you for the music.
Yes indeed!
Heaven got a new drummer .Play loud charley so we can still hear you.
@@davidlindley171❤
C de la balle
I always loved how Charlie never really showed any emotion but pounded the crap out of those drums like it was just another day at work.
This video is the synthesis of Rock. Mick's music, lyrics, lighting, staging, sarcasm and quirkiness. SHOW, rock show.
Great!!!!! Siempre grande the RS
@@ninaluna6441, enormes de los mas grandes, gracias por tu comentario, una banda unica con un estilo unico.......
Agree 100% .
Love this performance. Great chemistry between the guys, especially loved Keef and Mick. Fun seeing John Lennon getting into it, too.
Michelangelo Antonioni - did he direct this pop video?
Did you notice Pete T in the Crowd at the end and yes John was having fun
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@@JJONNYREPP Michael Lindsay-Hogg
@@benmeltzer BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE 1958 | FULL MOVIE | Horror, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction Full Length Film 1080p HD. 31.2.24. Rodney Funkisch Monfhbloom...
After listening to this song. Bad things happen to you. Sometimes they even seem to come out of nowhere
Thanks for your like. That day. My PC don.t work. And the freezer too. A thief try to stole me with a knife. But i run speed. And i had a strong argue with My mom.
This man is now 80 and still strutting his stuff, marvellous.
Sweet Sounds of Heaven. One of their best songs in their 80s. Wtf
You said it!!!!
In een interview
Just saw ‘em in Cleveland!
And just as magnificent ❤😊
My sister is a huge Stones fan. She told me this song sounded like nothing else when it was released.
Imagine being 15 years old and hearing this for the first time - in 1968?
I am from Mexico City, i was born in 1973 and i remember mi childhood heraing this music till now.
she likes " boys " with lipstick killing music into each note !
@@jean-lucbersou758 ?
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It was just sound, the lyrics meant nothing to most teens....
The thing that’s made The Rolling Stones so great is that their music is timeless. It sounded modern in 1969 and it sounds modern in 2021. True artists!
Lmao, I like the Rolling Stones a lot but what are you talking about? This doesn't sound modern at all.
@@bazingacurta2567 modern by rock standards, not by new music standards.
@@mycarjournal A good way to put it would be that their music could have been produced at any point from then to now and it would still fit
They will never make it.😂
@@Tarzthegreat Not really. Jagger is not a good singer, and the arrangements of a lot of the Stones' songs is quite subpar. Powerful, but not quite taken to the point. These days you get a lot of average songs that are executed much better.
Splendida, trascinante, e sensuale ballata dei vecchi Stones, qui in una delle loro esibizioni giovanili più suggestive e coinvolgenti. Immensamente bravi e carismatici, come sempre.
Good music ended when quality drugs ended
Best version of this song you will ever find.
No i like to hear him sing louder he says a sentance soft lould and soft i want it loud
PLEASE TO ME you hope you GUSS MY name
I want it like this
PLEASE TO MEET HOPE YOU GUSS MY NAMEE
I love u
I believe that.
@@Godgod4629 Like I Said: This is the best version. Give me a better one and convince me. And in English it's Please to meet you. Hope you guess my name.
You are correct sir.
The Quiet driving force in the band....irreplaceable...Drummer No1.
R.I.P. CHARLIE WATTS....💗
R.I.P. 💔💔💔💔💔💔
@@evipladra5340
So sad to hear that Charlie Watts has passed away. The Rolling Stones will definitely never be the same without him. RIP Charlie. Tell Brian Jones we said hi!
They already were not the same as Brian passed away and was member no more. ....Think this was much more a tragedy dieing at such a young age. He was the most talented of the Stones and a great musician. Mick and Keith wanted to lead the band although he was the creator.
Please someone invent the time machine, so I can go back there after changing my clothes. 🤣
A nosotros los lspan no suena bien ❤ okey.... No se ingl8s...
Yep know what you mean..although I doubt I could get into my clothes from then now 😂
Avisa sobre a máquina 😅
@@davidcousins3508Right - I’d have to change my BODY.
There will never be another Mick Jagger. In his youth, he was a force of nature.
He still is an awesome and amazing performer none can compare!
Keith too!!!
I believe that he's still alive.
@@ericlehman6841 Yes, he is and still performing at 80. In the mid-1960s his live performances were incredible.
70s Mick was the coolest.
Man half the crowd were 60's and 70's Rock LEGENDS!! Awesome to see them showing support.
That’s because game recognizes game
I believe it's filmed@Abbey Road Studio? That,other than the fact it's the rolling stone's,may have something to do w all those big name's! Plus,as u can c it was also a nice party,especially w the stone's,lol😉😎🤙🔱👺
@@victorzurdo6516 Yeh. Yoko was a drag. But so nice to see Pete Townshend and Keith Moon dancing to this one! And power to Charlie Wats for recommending Ian Anderson and the yet to be recognized JT to Mick.
@@stephanmichaels7215 it wasn't Yoko's fault. John insisted she be everywhere. Even Paul insists that she gets a bad rap.
Sympathy for the devil is quite simply one of the greatest songs ever written. If you understand history then you’ll understand this song. Absolutely amazing.
IKR! One of my favorites along with Gimme Shelter, another fantastic song with a lot of history.
The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (Official Video) [4K] 093am 6.11.22 i agree.. these kids could be big one day. you never know... ah well sarcasm and general cynicism never flourish nor is ever understood... no idea what i was gonna impart other than this could be a gothic kindda day or maybe a performance kindda day ie: two films to enjoy as you sip on some whisky tumbler... though there is the rugby and football to consider. i suppose your mick will be watching the cricket? anyhow; great dope cake!!!
Yea it’s giving me cod 1 vibes
Sad as it is, most idiots have no clue.
@@richardshort311 The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (Official Video) [4K] 9.1122 0603am society has entered it's creep phase wherein it ass licks the uuff outta it's alleged foe... ahahaha...i have no idea what you are referring to. as for idiots - 99percent of the world's population is an idiot. so where does that leave 99percent of the population...? the euromax live stream was frozen. that's about as much as i got from the entire year re: learning, meeting new folk, tasting new things.... listening to music.
Who exited for Christmas 🎄
I just have to say, you Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones molded our life in the ´60 , when we weren´t able to feedback you and say how every weekend was so special with girls and friends , partys and a life in Color all because you !! I remember that friday when we bought your LP with this big song in side A, and preparing together in friends house hearing your song before departing for the party. And to know that the Maracas / Rattles were because a Venezuelan guy makes me Proud !! We were out of your tours area, but here in Venezuela / Latinamerica, we just love your music and find it boost our soul to move on and make this world better for all every day ! Thanks for existing and all you do and did for the World !! Your songs and you will live for ever, YOU WILL NEVER DIE !! Excited to after more then 60 years be able to write you !! And everybody to read it !! Unique !! Didn´t tried it before !! Hope it reach you !!Jorge Alfonzo / Valencia / Venezuela
so touching! *cheers*
@Jorgealfonso Feliz vida señor Jorge. Hola desde la costa este. Mantente humilde.
☮️😔🙏🎵☘️🦋
Trans.
Happy life Mr @JorgeAlfonso. Hello from the east coast. Stay humble
Great you can be heard here JA - It would be hard to imagine a world without the Stones in my life - Hope things will be better in Venezuela soon!
did we need your life story lol
did you see John & Yoko dancing in the crowd. was this an omen? this song has stood the test of time. absolutely timeless. & Mick is as gorgeous today as he was then. talk about a video worth a million words
Batuque baiano.
I usually try not to watch Yoko's dancing, if she's around
Yeah finally people seen the real face of the devil in Gaza
By the LACK of previous comments-I'll assume-no one seen YOKO dancing in the crowd.....................
i seen jihn and looked like ringo
@@MrDetroit1701
56 years ago and it still hasn’t ‘ gotten old’. Rest In Peace Charlie Watts, gone but not forgotten. John Lennon rocking out says it all
Sometimes forget that Jagger didn't always look like a leather hand bag
Whatever they are still bar none the greatest rock and roll roll band ever ! I saw them recently in concert and mick jagger at 80 years old was running up an down the stage !!
rest in peace, Charlie Watts. You were great. We'll never forget about you and your music
Amazing. How many songs sound this fresh after 50 years.
Absolutely true!👏🏻
Aint that the truth!!!!!
Bro this came out a year ago 🤦🏻
@@garret_wwe7845 this is remastered from The Rolling Stones Rock n Roll circus, which was NOT recently, it was back when Lennon was still alive during the 70’s, you can also see him throughout this album
@@roachregurgitator9781was late sixties
John Lennon and Yoko Ono are in the crowd. That's amazing.
Pete Townshend, too.
@@scottcornwall9320 Dancing with Keith Moon!
@Mark Richards is it Mack or Mac (short for Mackintosh /raincoat to Brits and some Canadians like me) or Apple to you Yanks.
@Mark Richards
everyone knows lol
This is a absolute masterpiece, John Lennon is rightly going off! Andre
Can you imagine: the beatles, the stones, eric clapton, steview winwood, all the rest on the Brit scene, all friends, competitors, recording with each other, hating/loving each other - what a magical time.
And Jimi ???
@@massimoautorino3864 tambien
@@massimoautorino3864 There is another video of Jimi Hendrix playing in London and John Lennon and Paul are in the crowd enjoying the Heavy metal sound, they both looked smashed or high as a kite ... lol
@@robertjohnston8690 grazie thanks Robert we are lived the best moments of music in our Life and Sorry for my english l,m wacthing new video thank
@@massimoautorino3864 TESWe DEFINITELY Lived in the BEST TIME FOR ROCK N'ROLL, Icall the Seventies,The Maguc Decade,Late Sisties also,TAKE CARE AND STAY WELL AND SAFE. Walter B.Memphis.
Jaggers performance here was 100%. No performer in the history of performers could possibly give more of a performance than what he gave in this video. Bravissimo
Yes I agree, but Freddie Mercury begs to differ
“It’s A Man’s World” by James Brown
Yes, Jagger in this performance freaked me out too!
@@bullridermusic2054
All right, I will challenge you.
A) First of all, you have to agree to keep your mind open. And then, you have to do exactly as I'm asking you to do, and then I want you to give me your honest opinion.
B) Watch the following videos in their official live version or any other decent live version.
C) Compare that live version Jagger here doing "sympathy for the devil" live - in front of his friends, John , Yoko, and a bunch of others.
This is a very, very private performance where he is giving himself 100%. but the whole thing was planned because you can see where they marked his body up.
In Sympathy They're doing an early version of a music television video before MTV was a thing.
They are reenacting a pagan ritual and talking about having sympathy for the devil and him saying, "what's my name, what's my name, what's my name. "
And the idea is that people are going to call out, "Lucifer."
In other words he's basically acting out a pagan ceremony to call out Lucifer. And Jagger's saying that the way you can meet Lucifer is to have some sympathy, some respect, or he'll go lay your soul to waste.
Thats so much deeper than "Crazy Little Thing called Love," unless you are going to argue Freddy was singing to Lucifer. Not.
If ever there was a message that the devil wanted to give you if you wanted to dial him up and talk directly to him, I'm pretty sure Mic Jagger got it right.
Nevertheless,
D) Listen to Freddie mercury singing live, "play the game.
E) Answer yourself the question, "what does Freddie mercury mean by the game" and isn't that probably the best live performance of Freddie mercury in his prime?
I think I know what he's singing about- shallow sex with random people. Ok, what difference does it make. A love song, ding-dong, ho-hum, ratta-tat-tat, buulshit.
Is that the best life performance of Freddie mercury?
compare that to sympathy for the devil? No comparison in terms of depth.
F) Then, go find Todd Rundgren singing live, "the meaning of the verb to love. "
There's lots of different versions of Todd singing that so I'm not sure what the best one is.
But Todd Rundgren is using every muscle in his speech mechanism to crank out as much complex noises as his speech mechanism is capable of doing and he's absolutely ignoring the fact that he looks a little bit weird and dorky when he's doing it - just like Jagger does.
I agree, that Freddie mercury gave it 100%. And it's a tough call between Freddie mercury and Mick Jagger. But I think Jagger in this performance in his private audience gave 100% and I don't believe it's possible to give more than 100%. 100% is everything you have. If you can find a video were you believe that Freddie mercury gave 100%, and it's better than this, put it up or ...
By the way, I think Bon Scott singing "Long Way," live on the back of a moving flat bed playing bagpipes is better than anything Freddie mercury ever sang- except for Bohemian Rhapsody, the studio version.
And I love Freddie mercury. Just my opinion.
I got to watch Bon Scott sing - it was awesome.
Rip
But, of course, this sll means zilch if your teenage fantasy was to grow up and look, act, and sing like Whitney Houston (or Freddy Mercury) then ... well... may the Force be in you.
Its where Michael Jackson got his "woo hoo, woo hoo hoo" line from
Their most Epic version of this Classic. 55 years ago, 11th December 1968, this awesome performance was a legendary Rolling Stones live and One of last performance of their Genius founder Brian Jones that died few months later at only 27...Great
They were all very talented, but also "high as hell" on something. Back then people were doing psychedelic drugs, heavy laced pot, and others street drugs. It wasn't alcohol. I was barely out of high school when Mick Jagger & Rollingstones were big here in the USA. ALSO, the BEATLES were big in the USA. Although I was partying with many hippie types back then, I didn't touch street drugs and I wasn't a "pot head" either. The music of the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's was very interesting compared to today's music. I loved Jimmy Hendrix music, Janis Joplin, and a few other big name groups from England and our country USA. I ENJOYED ALL THEIR MUSIC BACK THEN. 😆🤪🤩
To think this is from a concert in 1968 just blows me away! Thanks to all the Rolling Stones for the fantastic music all these years it has helped me get through life's ups and downs.
all the cops are criminals and all the sinners are saints
A❤❤❤
That's what most bands did for videos early on
Wow john Lennon and yoko as spectator 😮 great video !
dirty mac is keef bass clapton lead lennon yer blues same day
RIP Charlie, a legendary and one of the best drummers the UK has produced that will never be forgotten.
You know your band is getting somewhere when John Lennon is grooving in the audience!
And also Pete Townshend from The Who, not bad :)
John Lennon performed in this concert with the Dirty Mac and the Who also performed
I saw that too.
list the time?
@@calista910 8:18
I swear!!! That's Carl Withers doppelganger playing the congas. Yes??
One of the best bands around. I'm 71 and still listening from way back.
68 and would rather be old and hearing the greatest music, than being young and hearing what they call music today
Me,too! I am 62 years old.That's not old!
Same age like me.I hear this from the Philippines,small island.A masterpiece.
I was born in the wrong era...43 and 50s, 60s and 70s is the golden age....wish I could have been there
@@anonamoose5673 I'm 72 years and listen yet good musics, old times everything were better.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I met my wife and married her when we were very young. We were also very young parents, and in the beginning I struggled trying to find a job to pay for us all. I got into a plumbing apprenticeship by the grace of God when we needed it most, and this is one of the anthems of my life. I just wanted a humble and stable life, and make sure we'd all be ok. I'm now 48 with 27 and 23 year old sons that have grown into incredible, smart, talented young men. I credit my wife for a lot of it, but I'm happy that I could be there to help when I could.
Thanks for sharing your story. It’s one of my favourite songs too; I don’t think a lot of people realise how Christian the message is
I'm 41 and just having my first kid soon
@@user-ct1ns6zw4z It really is the end of times when a song about the Devil is now considered very Christian. Thanks for confirming.
What a nice sentiment speaks from your words!
The Devil is a better Christian than most of the current people that call themselves "Christian". I've been hearing its the end of times for 60 years now. I wish it would hurry up and just get over with. I'm tired of waiting on the bullshit to be over.
Kick ass song. If no one knows, Rolling Stones have had the most songs played in movies. That tells how fantastic they are!
One of the best songs I always enjoy listening to from the Rolling Stones, just beautiful 💯🎸🤟🏻
RIP Charlie Watts. A sad day for music, but his music lives on forever
🙏🤍
Number 1
👏👏👏❤👏👏👏
Long live the Rolling Stones!
GO MECK❤
I thought it was fat Albert
they are 1/2 dead
Still one of the finest rock songs ever written. “Sympathy for the Devil” defines The Rolling Stones, arguably the greatest of all Rock n Roll bands.
Nirvana, pink Floyd... nirvana was a game changer
Totally agree with you Peter, where is there any one better ?
@@stephenvine3104 Thanks for commenting Stephen, so many great bands from the 60’s until today. The Kinks are my favorite British band, and sometimes I wonder if Ray Davies and his brother and the other members of The Kinks ever collaborated with The Stones, or even if they ever hung out together. Google it, I’m told, and so I will. Have a blessed day. From San Diego, Ca. Peace to you and yours.
nirvana isnt even in same hemisphere@@trigueiros113
I wish I'd heard this song before COD Black Ops
Мик Джаггер ,это уникум.
Молодой симпатяга ,все красавцы.
Музыка супер.,заводит по полной.
Здоровья всем❤
Сент 2024г
Regards Russian friend 💓
I remember watching this on live BBC TV in 1968 when I was 13 years old. Amazing then as it still is now.
Ed turned me on to them
That's a monumental moment. You heard it before any of us.
one of several songs that Charlie gave us, without a doubt his legacy is here to stay, Mr. Charlie!
Mick FUCKING Jagger... The best frontman of the history of rock and roll and the best band ever!!
It’s between Jagger, Jim Morrison, and Freddie Mercury for me man
What a fucking circus my man.
Steven Tyler, AEROSMITH
@@CouldntBeMe16 you have awesome taste!
@@treywells8438 he gives meaning to the word "ROCK STAR"!
Easily the most scorching Rolling Stones line up. They are all so young and beautiful. It's incredible that their lyrics are so old soul. ❤
Right. Respect to what Mick Taylor brought, but nice to see the original 5 again.
Fantastic to see the original members performing this iconic song live!
I was 9 years old when this “circus” came to town. Unfortunately, it wasn’t my town, and it was past my bedtime.
LOL, me too (I turned 9 three days later.) They've been my fav since 8 years old... :)
*Sympathy For The Devil - Lucifer Version🔥*
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This is the difference between the musicians of that era and the so called musicians of today,.. back then they actually felt it running through every fiber of their body. And it's vids like this that show it through and through. Nobody could fake this shit😋
One of the greatest performances in Rock history.
So agree with you. Never a more high octane show as Jagger did here. Don't really like the stones but this was mesmerizing. Long live amphetamines!
Certainly one of the great lectures. Fleurs du Mal stuff.
this is disco
This performance was at the end of the movie, and was filmed after midnight. The band, film crew were pretty spent by then. A few even suggested they all get an hour or two of sleep before filming the final segment. Mick Jagger reportedly was adamantly opposed to the idea.
zSo hard to watch them knowing Charlie is gone :(
This song is amazing in many aspects: It's one of popular music's best songs ever recorded, it's an amazing dance song, and it also features Keith Richards' best guitar solo.
And the lyrics are a masterpiece
Mick Jagger is the white James Brown.
Never seen a more accurate comment 🤣👌🏾
Mick and Keith don’t get enough credit for there genius song writing. To me the greatest band ever.
Don't get enough credit?? Dude, what are you on, my friend? I'd like some! 😁 Seriously, they are EASILY considered by most to be one of the top 2 or 3 co-songwriters of all time. Especially when discussing classic rock, or 1960's counterculture. Second only to maybe Lennon/McCartney and often considered above them when specifically discussing classic rock. Also, second to Lennon/McCartney, they are the most SUCCESSFUL songwriting duo. That's just a simple fact. So not enough credit for you? Or do you just not really know what you're talking about? If the latter is true, well no worries mate; you obviously are at least a casual fan if not more, so you're off to a good start! 👍😁👍
The stones are great but pink floyd is the best band EVER
when NIcky was with them, possibly...
@@solomonkane6442 Just: no
I think you can get pretty close to objectivity by saying they aren't simply because all of their their albums aren't brilliant cover to cover. The same can be said of other great bands like Floyd or Zeppelin. The icky band that ever did that was The Beatles. That's why they're the best, plain and simple.
Mick ,
Alright , Alright. Thank you brother for your never ending greatness
The Rolling Stones will still be heard when I’m 6 feet under the ground!
They’ll never be forgotten
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If you hear them when you're six feet under, won't they have to play kind of loudly?
And Keith Richards will probably be around to play it....
If this song is playing when you're 6 feet under that should terrify you.
@@ykd818 Excellent point.
I'm 65 and I was 10 when I heard this first time ... and nothing has changed till now. Fantastic.
One of the best live versions ever recorded.
the best!!!
@Gary Walton Ok, I put a reminder on me calendar 👍
for me the best is the "Get yer ya ya's out" version
🕉🐝🥰1 peac BEE wIth Y0U
Just listen to all the comments and see how we're not impressed speaking about the same thing,MJ
RIP Charlie Watts, sincere condolences to the band, family and friends. With Love, from Canada
yes, condolences to the band and his family, many prayers
Definitely missing Mr Watts his Last name could not of been more appropriate . A True Gentleman and Rock Icon . . . God Bless ya Charlie . . .
Love this performance and the Rolling Stones' Rock and Roll Circus as a whole. Just people along with music legends playing and enjoying music together. Rest in Peace, Charlie Watts
Thanks they don't know nothing about this music.
One of the few times in life, calling something a masterpiece...... Is a understatement. Saw them in Buffalo 4 times, never disappointed.....I think.
*Sympathy For The Devil - Lucifer Version🔥*
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Seeing John Lennon loose it at 4:55 really made my day! The world needs another man like him to bring Love and Peace back into mainstream.
That was an awesome cameo
Yeah, after beating up his wife, DJs, art school gfs etc. he suddenly invented peace for the rest of us. What a guy lol
Never a truer word.
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@@steveconn he definitely had his deamons but you can separate an artist from their work
A LEGEND! Charlie Watts, thank you bro for giving without a doubt with your quality and your style a sound that we will never forget ...........
👏👏👏❤👏👏👏
Yes! We were all young and beautiful!
We are....
RIP Charlie. You will be missed. Prayers from Nepal.
R.I.P you will be missed Charlie 😢 💔
@@patrickcallaghan6099 save Charlie
Rip
R.I.P. CHARLY WATTS
apparently the stones needed a drummer and charlie was the best jazz drummer in london he signed up and the rest is history r i p
I love it when there is more than one drummer! you killing it brother! ...RIP Charlie
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For sure his is !!
Kwasi Dzidzornu aka Rocky Dijon is the conga player, fantastic
Absolutely one of the coolest "looks" Mick ever sported with his hair that length! My other favorite is his 1966 look with the short cropped bangs.
Sickest lyrics of all time