Mick’s keys and vocals... Keith’s guitar... The song’s lyrics and the circumstances surrounding Keith... The bittersweet beauty of the music... Chills up my spine every time.
No band today can write and play something like this live,,,,,,simply awesome. Keiths playing here,,and he lost a child very recent. Beautiful inspired playing by Keith.
Been listening to Rolling Stones Seems like for as long as I can remember...lost some friends along the way... Rolling Stones was something we all had in common....black sheep... Rest in peace
Keiths son just died of SIDS the night before...... having to be on stage and hear Jagger sing "daddy, you're a fool to cry" must have not been the best night of his career.
Simply Amazin,Jag n Co,luv ya n thx 4 evalastin memorys,K.R.s guitar is unreals,...luv my TA,heartbreakr,luvmakr,n nyDoll,from clubhouse daze o hies,thies,n cries...always...the Stick
@@Dogstar1959 Taylor was much to fine to over play, lisren to "100 years ago" Anyway Keith couldn't over play a wah-wah solo, not the technical level for it.
@@Methilde Do you understand the difference between a fast-paced rock song (like the end of 100 Years Ago) and a slow ballad (Fool to Cry)? Keith played wah wah perfectly on this song. He also played it perfectly on Through the Lonely Nights. Both ballads, not fast paced.
2 months, actually. He played the night before as well, just after he found out, and decided to keep it a secret so the show would go on. Apparently he said that performing was the only way he could cope... So sad, and kind of inspiring at the same time.
Yeah, what a life! KR said years after: "After my wife called me with the news of my son's death, I had two options: go out on stage and play or suicide myself"!
zelesluk1 damn that's insane. and regardless of that, this is keith at his best moment probably. I mean the 70's were the best times for the rock&roll scene but never seen them play so good and with heart like what is being played here.
@@zelesluk1 According to his biography "I was in Paris, with Marlon, on tour when I got the news that our little son Tara, aged just over two months, had been found dead in his cot. I got the phone call as I was getting ready to do the show. And it's a “Sorry to tell you... ,” which hits you like a gunshot. And “No doubt you're going to want to cancel the show.” And I thought about it for a few seconds and I said, of course we're not canceling. It would be the worst possible thing because there was nowhere else to go. What am I going to do, drive back to Switzerland and find out what didn't happen? It's happened already. It's done. Or sit there and mope and go bananas and get into, what? Why?"
@@SweetParadise68 ,his guitarplay the night itself he heard,was even more touching and emotional and outerwordly executed on June 6.Try and find it and listen.
Keith just tears it up, and right near the end Ronnie starts adding some licks in and they get the cross-mojonation working and... b!tch... it's the sh!t.
Do me a favour , Glimmer Twins only 33 here!! The mid/late 198O's was the mid -life crisis; Mick going solo, Keith at a loose end, Bill marrying a teenager, and most unpredictably of all, Charlie on heroin!
@@petermills2061 true,but they just look tattered here,strung out from the road,I just figured that Keith lost a baby just recently here and the glimmer twins relationship wasnt there anymore like exile.
@@Aristipp-ng5fu Taylor was on the very best albums, wrote few magical songs with Jagger, the best guitarist they ever had execepted studio sessions guests like Jeff Beck, Ry Cooder....
Mick’s keys and vocals... Keith’s guitar... The song’s lyrics and the circumstances surrounding Keith... The bittersweet beauty of the music... Chills up my spine every time.
No band today can write and play something like this live,,,,,,simply awesome. Keiths playing here,,and he lost a child very recent. Beautiful inspired playing by Keith.
Been listening to Rolling Stones
Seems like for as long as I can remember...lost some friends along the way... Rolling Stones
was something we all had in common....black sheep...
Rest in peace
Jagger at his finest he’s untouchable, Stones all living legends. Keep Rocking to the greatest ☝🏻🌎🎤🎸🥁
Hi Naomi 😀how are doing 😀 don’t you just love this song my god Keith nail it 🔥🔥💯❤️
@@sweetassugar2076 Hey Sweets nice of you to say howdy. Have a great weekend ☝🏻🤠 💃🎸✌🏻
Keiths son just died of SIDS the night before...... having to be on stage and hear Jagger sing "daddy, you're a fool to cry" must have not been the best night of his career.
So cute so sweet and great song, with this song i meet my dad. Pure love for me.
I saw them in Stafford, England, on the same tour in '76. 40 years ago, but this song still sends shivers down my spine.
i was at this show in paris . as you said 40 years ago ! it was just yesterday .....
Week before this concert i saw the stones in den haag zuiderpark 30 mei 1976 wonderful ❤❤❤
this is one of their greatest songs
Stones at there best . Raw and sweaty . Love you live .Thanks .
how am i the only to comment here....this video is historic, and the band legendary. good ol fashioned rock n roll chills
One of my top fav stone songs .n my fav album.n tour..this n the paint it blk/ruby tue era...
Simply Amazin,Jag n Co,luv ya n thx 4 evalastin memorys,K.R.s guitar is unreals,...luv my TA,heartbreakr,luvmakr,n nyDoll,from clubhouse daze o hies,thies,n cries...always...the Stick
Keith really tears it up here, great guitar work by Mr. Richards!
I think this is a couple of days after his new born boy died...
Keith is not really fine with wah-wah pedal effect, far from Taylor.
@@Methilde Taylor would have over-played.
@@Dogstar1959
Taylor was much to fine to over play, lisren to "100 years ago"
Anyway Keith couldn't over play a wah-wah solo, not the technical level for it.
@@Methilde Do you understand the difference between a fast-paced rock song (like the end of 100 Years Ago) and a slow ballad (Fool to Cry)?
Keith played wah wah perfectly on this song. He also played it perfectly on Through the Lonely Nights. Both ballads, not fast paced.
Wah wah
I think I know why Keith put so much into this solo. His 10 month old son had died of SIDS the day before.
2 months, actually. He played the night before as well, just after he found out, and decided to keep it a secret so the show would go on. Apparently he said that performing was the only way he could cope... So sad, and kind of inspiring at the same time.
Yeah, what a life! KR said years after: "After my wife called me with the news of my son's death, I had two options: go out on stage and play or suicide myself"!
zelesluk1 damn that's insane. and regardless of that, this is keith at his best moment probably. I mean the 70's were the best times for the rock&roll scene but never seen them play so good and with heart like what is being played here.
@@zelesluk1 According to his biography "I was in Paris, with Marlon, on tour when I got the news that our little son Tara, aged just over two months, had been found dead in his cot. I got the phone call as I was getting ready to do the show. And it's a “Sorry to tell you... ,” which hits you like a gunshot. And “No doubt you're going to want to cancel the show.” And I thought about it for a few seconds and I said, of course we're not canceling. It would be the worst possible thing because there was nowhere else to go. What am I going to do, drive back to Switzerland and find out what didn't happen? It's happened already. It's done. Or sit there and mope and go bananas and get into, what? Why?"
@@SweetParadise68 ,his guitarplay the night itself he heard,was even more touching and emotional and outerwordly executed on June 6.Try and find it and listen.
Keith got emotional. 💖
damn....that's good.
holy sheep shit the rolling stones are beasts fucking a the greatest band ever
No one better from 1968-1978 Live. No one.
My grandson who is four said , Pawpaw his nose running. I just told him I didn't think he had a cold.
Behind Mick on piano; Billy Preston!
I'm so used to seeing Preston with his afro that I didn't recognize him at first here! haha
yes ! billy sang during this stage !
How many times can you replay this song? such a damm good track
Thousand (1000) times!!!
Great song from their last best album!
Keef loved his 5 string.
Keith the best. Phaser guitar.
un des titres des stones lorsque tout va mal ,l'ecouter me remet en route pourtant,il y en a .mais celui ci un autre chef d'oeuvre .ecoutez
Mick playing the clavinet 😳
Keith just tears it up, and right near the end Ronnie starts adding some licks in and they get the cross-mojonation working and... b!tch... it's the sh!t.
Come on Mick, release an expanded Love You Live and a video of the 1976 tour.
My thoughts exactly, it's unlikely but I'll die happy if it happens 1976 my favourite "Stones Live" year🕺🎵🎶🎸(🥁)🙏👌☘️
Keith was good.
666th like. 🤘🏻
not bad eh!!man these guys are good.
Do you think they have a future in the business?
this was there midlife crisis
Do me a favour , Glimmer Twins only 33 here!! The mid/late 198O's was the mid -life crisis; Mick going solo, Keith at a loose end, Bill marrying a teenager, and most unpredictably of all, Charlie on heroin!
@@petermills2061 true,but they just look tattered here,strung out from the road,I just figured that Keith lost a baby just recently here and the glimmer twins relationship wasnt there anymore like exile.
One of their better renditions of the 76 tour. Otherwise Stones were NOT at their best 1973-1977
Brussels Affair was literally in 1973, so that is wrong. And the 1975 American tour has some great playing, too, they are just not as consistent.
@@ArmandoMPRBrussell Affair, the best Stones live album for me, before they lost M. Taylor.
@@Methilde
Why "lost"?
This guitarist was superannuated, and he knew it.
@@Aristipp-ng5fu
Taylor was on the very best albums, wrote few magical songs with Jagger, the best guitarist they ever had execepted studio sessions guests like Jeff Beck, Ry Cooder....
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40 years déjà ! la chaleur dans l'abattoir était insupportable mais c'était les STONES .....
Mec, j'aurais donné le monde d'être là aussi sauf que je suis né....10 ans plus tard :):):)