It would have been a dream to see the Stones on their European Tour of 1967. They played 27 shows in less than a month in Sweden, West Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Poland, Switzerland, Netherlands, and Greece. It was one of the first times a rock band played a show in the Eastern Bloc. And I agree: Brian was a fashion icon and always looked cool af.
I jump on any precious footage from the Brian era. It was my impressionable era. They were so naughty and young as was I. Brian was so adorable and always dressed so dapper as their spokesperson. I 've written a similar comment elsewhere and all the RUclips children comments were negative and nasty, yet their parents weren't even born then either to know how this guy was hounded in the papers for his fashion and any comment they could get from him. He was a style icon and notable celebrity. My favourite era of the Stones.
You do prove the old adage: anyone who remembers the 60s wasn't really there. That would be the charitable explanation why you got everything mixed up in the previous thread. Alternatively, you could be just plain dumb.
Me too!! I agree. They were gorgeous and quite polished with Brian in their concerts with fans. Their latter albums were great in the 70s with great producers and Mick Taylors guitar skills but their live shows with Mick T then Ronnie were kind of a sloppy rock star joke. I dare anyone to name a concert where they acted professionally. The Beatles knew when to quit performing together. Each Beatle member shined on their own merit to this day. I'm sorry I loved the Rolling Stones but not one of them had a solo career that was even taken seriously.
I love it when people who can't constructively write or converse with intelligence to add their differing opinion, dumb themselves down by resorting to fowl language and immature ad hominems.
@@mirabellestarr7679 That's about the most extreme example of projection I've ever seen. Shall I reproduce your abusive posts from the previous thread? They are still in my notifications.
@@sheilamacdougal4874 Exactly my point. I never wrote to you. Somehow, you are so full of spite for someone you ever met you are compelled to spread hatred. Sad. What a start to 2022. I wish you good luck in life.
What a great job! Best performance montage so far with few distracting incidentals. Stories have been told by dance and imagery alone from the time we could grunt and gesture.
How trippy. I’m 60 and I remember them looking like that then I was 6. My brothers and sisters played them and the beatles and Dylan and Cream constantly they were what I fell asleep to. Lol. It still all sounds great today. Timeless
Ed Madrid Their best era was with Brian Jones. After that came the muddy sound of the early 70s which they have endlessly repeated in concert ever since.
@@AnthonyMonaghan Wrong!! Without Andrew Loog Oldham's planning and strategies and giving an ultimatum to be the Anti Beatles AND start to write their own material, they would have faded away like so many other 60s bands.
@@AnthonyMonaghan And no. Try 6 band members! He also convinced them to reduce Ian to only playing on studio albums or playing live gigs where he was present but unseen playing keys backstage.
Apparently when they came to Sydney in 1966,he was playing the organ and threw his head back and kept laughing.... Totally mad,did Brian make his own noose for his gallows, after all it was his band.
I watched them in ZURICH, Hallenstadion, April 1967, 14th, ten thousands broken chairs. After that event, the Swiss government decided to ban any others pop, beat and rock bands. That lasted almost ten years till the Jazz Festival of Montreux...
Brian was good. Anita said he could any instrument. But the Stones have always been good. Mick Taylor was fantastic guitar player. And you can't deny Ronnie Wood's contribution.
@@wonder6789 You don't call it the early Stones years but Brian's years wich is an "urban legend". Even the name probably came from the Muddy Water album Jagger had when he meet Keith at Dartford station.
@@Methilde We're not gonna go into a food fight over this. The fact remains he founded the band, gave it its name and attitude on stage and off, brought into its music sounds rarely if ever heard in rock at the time (slide, dulcimer, sitar, recorder, marimba, melotron, etc.). I'm not disputing that Mick and Keith were the primary writers and leaders. However, to my ears, and this could be just a coincidence, post-1969 Stones music sounds corporate and repetitive. In the end, it's a question of taste.
It was an amazing event! In 1967, Poland was a gray, gloomy communism state under USRR ( Soviet Union ) control. Suddenly, a plane with the Rolling Stons is landing. It was a small blow of west wind . Apparently, the communists offered them a wagon of vodka for this performance. There were few VIPs at the concert, mostly children of politicians,VIPs and celebrities.
Mick can speak French. I bet the rest of the band can too. These singles were really awesome when they came out . Different than what was already on the radio. Used to rock out to the Stones and ofcourse the Beatles too. So much great stuff on the radio. They all look so cool, groovy, and far out. Tomorrow is Turkey day. Happy Thanksgiving. 🌽🥬🍂🍠🧁🎂🍀🦃🍽☕🍽☕🍽☕🍽☕🍽☕☃️☃️🥰🥰🍾🍾🍞🍞🍻🍻😘😘😍😚😚🍁🍁🐓😂🍶😛🍼🍼⛄🍸🍸🐱🌈🌈🥟🥟🍧🍧🍧🥟🌈🐱🍸🍸🍸⛄🍼😛😛🍶🍶😂🐓🐓🍁🍁😚😍😍😘😘🍻🦃🦃🦃🦃☃️☃️☃️🥰🥰🍾🍞🍻😘😍🍁🐓🥬🥬🥬🦃🦃🦃🦃🍀🎂🧁🍠🍂🥬🌽🦃🦃🦃🦃🍀🍀
I've always thought Brian got screwed and forced out, but from hearing many different people involved he was a dick, sorry, just so many say he was very difficult and rude, cocky, not nice comments, I hate to speak that way because he was the basis for the band, most talented by far, his influence and talent got them going, I don't think stones ever get the momentum without Brian jones. I really hope what they say about him was wrong.
This concert turning up is great. Not as much live work in 67. Shows Brian as fully functioning guitarist. Interesting how in very beginning Bill and Brian did much background vocals but by 66 Keith did most of it. Snyone know that story,?
He used to organise gigs, phoning studios ,television etc. before all those things were done by Oldham. These extra few pounds were his rightful expenses .
Heyyyy!... Kooooool!... This was back when The Rolling Stones where still " The Rolling Stones " and Brian jones was the main ingredient of the band. The primal force of The Rolling Stones music and sound, After Brian Jones left The Rolling Stones... The Rolling Stones became just "The Stones " and they gathered moss real fast. Even Punk Rock bands cast a shadow over the stones.
The stones finding there mojo and on the way to becoming the greatest rock n roll band of all time just nearing finding the final piece of the jigsaw here with mick Taylor joining soon and Keith finding his sound and Jagger becoming the best frontman and there songwriting just going on to a new level! Wonder what had happened if Brian never got ill would they have just been like The Animals or something and faded away by the end of the sixties?
Así es Angélica estoy de acuerdo contigo creo que Brian Jones se confió y depósito su talento y confianza en unos buitres como ya lo sabemos.Brian Jones el mejor de los Rolling Stones.
roman louche - I thought the same thing, sounds like Brian is playing organ rather than guitar, you can just hear it towards the end of the tune when the sound recording levels drop briefly
Complètement incohérent, ce mélange maladroit de concerts dans des lieux indéterminés et à des époques différentes ... Les archéologues de la musique qui se pencheront sur les décombres de ces monuments du rock relèveront néanmoins quelques indications discrètes qui leur permettront d'oser conjecturer qu'il s'agit des Stones ?
they always have to show that shot of Brian stoned right out of ur.. They have used same shot in crossfire hurricane, 12 x 5, doc. song about their drug bust & release..Mick, Keith & Charlie did drugs as well, yet is there any footage shot of them while they were stoned?
absolutely Anita was the reason for Brians demise. Moved to Keith was a good career step, ie pension, accommodation all of which Keith took care of. .....
Joelle Benoit maybe but it have never been the same music anyway Brian wanted to leave and start new band cause Oldham was so wrong not a good manager but Brian died before and he was in therapy not using drug last month of his life!
Suzanne Poisson Oldham was a fantastic manager and great for getting them started I think the problem with Brian was no one knew about addiction back then and how to help him and by all accounts he was not a nice person at all either the way he beat up women all the time and how he was with his own kids so he was kind of a monster, and he hadn’t given up drugs he was on drugs the night he died or was murdered the autopsy revealed he had drugs in his system not a lot but there was alcohol in his system so he was still using drugs. There’s lots of films and documentaries on him on RUclips where you can find out more about Brian Jones as you are new to him and the Rolling Stones
@@dondamon4669 I know BJ was going: "this oughta b good"!!! yep. OLDHAM got strung out on drugs 2. 19yrs of age, trying to manage a "BLUES DEMON"!!! that became THE ROLLING STONES, courtesy of Mr Brian Lewis Hopkins Jones. Upon THE BEATLES` success, certain members of stones wanted some of that devilish little kid rock n roll success. Jones knew better. Only for a minute, Jones said. Make a few bucks, then return 2 who we r: "a BLUES GROUP"!! nope. 2 factions in a band headed in opposite directions. u saw the results!!!!
@@RICHBLACKCOCK The biggest load of crap is the myth that the Stones became " The World's Greatest Rock Band" only starting with Beggars Banquet. The ' 65- 67 period is their best- by far. TSM tops BB and LET IT BLEED . The only great album after Brian is ITS ONLY ROCK AND ROLL. But, hey they were still great!😍
No . The Stones have NEVER dragged a Mellotron up on stage with them (I wish!!!) If anything its Brian's Vox organ but I'm not even sure about that because I hear two guitars. Probably just a wash of an overloaded amp adding to the beautiful cacophony of sound up there. In any case, this version is incredible. taken from two sources. Keith's leads just before it switches to the second source 8:17-8:33 are fantastic. Love it. Must haver been unreal. Bill Wyman is also right on it!
The only solution of Brian's murder is: Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones born 1942.02.28 = Otto Wilhelm Rahn which resigned from SS EXACTLY 3YEARS before: 1939.02.28 !
Lori79Butterfly Some were PAID. Then in typical human female fashion, the rest of them followed suit immediately, believing screaming is what hip young girls do at concerts.
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It would have been a dream to see the Stones on their European Tour of 1967. They played 27 shows in less than a month in Sweden, West Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Poland, Switzerland, Netherlands, and Greece. It was one of the first times a rock band played a show in the Eastern Bloc. And I agree: Brian was a fashion icon and always looked cool af.
GREAT Photos and concert!!! Stones at their peak 65-67. Brian looking so cool.
Pre-peak (still fantastic)
Awesome!
I jump on any precious footage from the Brian era. It was my impressionable era. They were so naughty and young as was I. Brian was so adorable and always dressed so dapper as their spokesperson. I 've written a similar comment elsewhere and all the RUclips children comments were negative and nasty, yet their parents weren't even born then either to know how this guy was hounded in the papers for his fashion and any comment they could get from him. He was a style icon and notable celebrity. My favourite era of the Stones.
You do prove the old adage: anyone who remembers the 60s wasn't really there. That would be the charitable explanation why you got everything mixed up in the previous thread. Alternatively, you could be just plain dumb.
Me too!! I agree. They were gorgeous and quite polished with Brian in their concerts with fans. Their latter albums were great in the 70s with great producers and Mick Taylors guitar skills but their live shows with Mick T then Ronnie were kind of a sloppy rock star joke. I dare anyone to name a concert where they acted professionally. The Beatles knew when to quit performing together. Each Beatle member shined on their own merit to this day. I'm sorry I loved the Rolling Stones but not one of them had a solo career that was even taken seriously.
I love it when people who can't constructively write or converse with intelligence to add their differing opinion, dumb themselves down by resorting to fowl language and immature ad hominems.
@@mirabellestarr7679 That's about the most extreme example of projection I've ever seen. Shall I reproduce your abusive posts from the previous thread? They are still in my notifications.
@@sheilamacdougal4874 Exactly my point. I never wrote to you. Somehow, you are so full of spite for someone you ever met you are compelled to spread hatred. Sad. What a start to 2022. I wish you good luck in life.
The real Stones ❤❤🎸❤❤
Brian Jones & His Band!
Kool!
What a great job! Best performance montage so far with few distracting incidentals.
Stories have been told by dance and imagery alone from the time we could grunt and gesture.
There is no doubt that Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones was the coolest Pop/Rock Star ever!
He was also a dead rock star a couple of years later. Does that impress you as well?
@@JFF35753 Tell us something we don’t know. His death doesn’t take away what he accomplished.
@@davian8641 I love the brian jones and mick taylor eras. A lot of great music.
Jim Morrison > Brian Jones by far.
@@JFF35753 And it's almost 2023, and we are still talking about Brian Jones.
How trippy. I’m 60 and I remember them looking like that then I was 6. My brothers and sisters played them and the beatles and Dylan and Cream constantly they were what I fell asleep to. Lol. It still all sounds great today. Timeless
They are wonderful memories !
The coolest cats in Swingin' London...and beyond.
Love the way Brian was laughing.
What--is Mick chopped liver? 😑
@ 3:07
wonder what's making him laugh like that lol ❤︎❤︎
@@valleyofthedolls Seemingly because Richards was fooling behind Bill Wyman's back .
Brian.years..the.best by far
The oldies are the goldies
Damn, Charlie is kicking the hell out of it!
Love Brian Jones.
anazaeid DAMN, THAT BOY WAS HUNG....
Incredible to know what they sounded like just one year later. Great snapshot of an era that was coming to an end.
Ed Madrid Their best era was with Brian Jones. After that came the muddy sound of the early 70s which they have endlessly repeated in concert ever since.
Love the way Brian laughed.
The real Rolling Stones !
Monique Douglas yeah beggars banquet to goats heads soup is rubbish period not the best output from a rock n roll band of all time like people say!
@@dondamon4669 You're right! They didn't really hit their stride until the mid 80's through about '06, when Johnny Depp staged a hostile takeover.
Puts the lie to the b.s. that Brian was no longer playing guitar by '66. Here he is rocking it in '67.
On record he wasnt playing guitar on Buttons, Flowers, Satanic, or Beggars except on the occasional track like No Expectations.
@@johnryan3913 Thank goodness you were beside him at all times to let us know!
Brian Jones was the perhaps the coolest looking rock and roll dude ever
Brian was the best! Lo admiro mucho❤️
is°
Oh my, that roaring bass line. Well, that's the Jones, Watts & Wyman Combo.
None of whom wrote the songs. There were five people in the band. Without the songwriters The Stones would have been little more than a covers band.
@@AnthonyMonaghan They did - like most bands began as a covers band you idiot!
@@gideonharris1493 And without Jagger and Richards they would have stayed that way...which was my original point.
@@AnthonyMonaghan Wrong!! Without Andrew Loog Oldham's planning and strategies and giving an ultimatum to be the Anti Beatles AND start to write their own material, they would have faded away like so many other 60s bands.
@@AnthonyMonaghan And no. Try 6 band members! He also convinced them to reduce Ian to only playing on studio albums or playing live gigs where he was present but unseen playing keys backstage.
love this go Brian
Life is what happens...
Bill Wymans bass! Damn!
Great pix! ❤️👍
Sound amazing! Brian on organ
Apparently when they came to Sydney in 1966,he was playing the organ and threw his head back and kept laughing.... Totally mad,did Brian make his own noose for his gallows, after all it was his band.
No one has done more for the organ as a lead instrument in a rock band than Bri-guy and his backing combo.
Alan Price (Animals)????????
This band has some potential
😅
Parece que fue ayer, el rock en su maxima expresion, amo y amare a estas leyendas, aunque extraño al genial Brian Jones!!!!!!
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo. Brian Jones un talento inigualable.
And you certainly missed the songs he never wrote too???
Only Watchin cuz Brian is in this gig! ❤️🇺🇸👍🎼☮️
Rolling Stones para siempre
Fantastic collection, Thanks.
I watched them in ZURICH, Hallenstadion, April 1967, 14th, ten thousands broken chairs. After that event, the Swiss government decided to ban any others pop, beat and rock bands. That lasted almost ten years till the Jazz Festival of Montreux...
Brian Jones hermoso🥰🥰🥰❤️ Grace Morrison 1/4/20
Brian was good. Anita said he could any instrument. But the Stones have always been good. Mick Taylor was fantastic guitar player. And you can't deny Ronnie Wood's contribution.
I CANNOT STAND RON WOOD, THE WORST ROLLING STONE BY FAR, THE BEST YRS WERE THE MICK TAYLOR YRS.
Only the Brian Jones years matter to me.
Brian's fans morbid nostalgia is so ridiculous
@@Methilde It's not about Brian, it's about the time when the Stones were creative.
@@wonder6789 You don't call it the early Stones years but Brian's years wich is an "urban legend". Even the name probably came from the Muddy Water album Jagger had when he meet Keith at Dartford station.
@@Methilde We're not gonna go into a food fight over this. The fact remains he founded the band, gave it its name and attitude on stage and off, brought into its music sounds rarely if ever heard in rock at the time (slide, dulcimer, sitar, recorder, marimba, melotron, etc.). I'm not disputing that Mick and Keith were the primary writers and leaders. However, to my ears, and this could be just a coincidence, post-1969 Stones music sounds corporate and repetitive. In the end, it's a question of taste.
@@wonder6789 As you said useless fight but now i gonna avoid comments when Brian appears cause i like this era too.
Brian.
It was an amazing event! In 1967, Poland was a gray, gloomy communism state under USRR ( Soviet Union ) control. Suddenly, a plane with the Rolling Stons is landing. It was a small blow of west wind . Apparently, the communists offered them a wagon of vodka for this performance. There were few VIPs at the concert, mostly children of politicians,VIPs and celebrities.
Lo.mejor para mi
Mick can speak French. I bet the rest of the band can too. These singles were really awesome when they came out . Different than what was already on the radio. Used to rock out to the Stones and ofcourse the Beatles too. So much great stuff on the radio. They all look so cool, groovy, and far out. Tomorrow is Turkey day. Happy Thanksgiving. 🌽🥬🍂🍠🧁🎂🍀🦃🍽☕🍽☕🍽☕🍽☕🍽☕☃️☃️🥰🥰🍾🍾🍞🍞🍻🍻😘😘😍😚😚🍁🍁🐓😂🍶😛🍼🍼⛄🍸🍸🐱🌈🌈🥟🥟🍧🍧🍧🥟🌈🐱🍸🍸🍸⛄🍼😛😛🍶🍶😂🐓🐓🍁🍁😚😍😍😘😘🍻🦃🦃🦃🦃☃️☃️☃️🥰🥰🍾🍞🍻😘😍🍁🐓🥬🥬🥬🦃🦃🦃🦃🍀🎂🧁🍠🍂🥬🌽🦃🦃🦃🦃🍀🍀
and people didnt think the stones rocked pre taylor era.now you know.
the liar king ~ You got that right sir!
heydays4ever : No people think the Stones didn’t rock after Taylor. Brian was awesome 😎 as well.
Au fond de son coeur, thanking. As he knows it is his/ their job.Pleasing people. (working for living in a less usual way though)
I love how there haveing fun on stage and fakeing tv specials niceeee. Playing luve is the ultamite feeling
Nice photo/video montage. Some photos I never saw before.
Incredible clip..one can see a lot of dilated eyes.. if I had all that pressure to write songs..maybe mine would have been too..who's to judge.
Great sounding
Saw them in 1990 Wembley they blew my socks off
I've always thought Brian got screwed and forced out, but from hearing many different people involved he was a dick, sorry, just so many say he was very difficult and rude, cocky, not nice comments, I hate to speak that way because he was the basis for the band, most talented by far, his influence and talent got them going, I don't think stones ever get the momentum without Brian jones. I really hope what they say about him was wrong.
The main three were all dicks. Watts and Wyman were mentshen (decent human beings).
Jones was the the least talented by far. They should have shit canned him earlier than they did and gotten a decent guitarist.
Brian was so cool and then he just faded away.
Oh & Charlie! 👍❤️🎼
Hola Buenos días como se llama esa canción xfis me facina la primera de este álbum xfis 👋👋👋👍👍
Está cancion
I was there , but not all the clip was shot in that concert
yeah
Some of it was from the Ed Sully show. They were just showing random clips from the year with the soundtrack being from the concert, ya dig?
Brian Jones out in the cold . Keith and Mick were bolted to each othesr arse.
Buy hey the song writing was flowing.
This concert turning up is great. Not as much live work in 67. Shows Brian as fully functioning guitarist. Interesting how in very beginning Bill and Brian did much background vocals but by 66 Keith did most of it. Snyone know that story,?
Charlie looking like he belongs in a James Bond movie.
EXENTENTE MAN.👍 GOOD AUDIO👍🎸
At age 14, cought them in Warsaw. Was able to get a scalped ticket for USD $3, orchestra seat 3rd row. The audience was very rowdy.
Wyman holding the bass normal lol
Brian and Keith gave a finger to a photo of LBJ.
So would I.
3:05👌🏻Richards being smart behind Bill's back ....
Brian finding it oh so funny , unable to change the dealings behind *_his_* back...
Payback. People forget Brian took extra gig money early on.
He used to organise gigs, phoning studios ,television etc. before all those things were done by Oldham.
These extra few pounds were his rightful expenses .
@@PAULLONDEN So why Brian was hiding it too the others menbers.
@@Methilde Don't think it was 'hiding' , it was just not being very smart . Finances even with mates should always be transparent .
Heyyyy!... Kooooool!... This was back when The Rolling Stones where still " The Rolling Stones " and Brian jones was the main ingredient of the band. The primal force of The Rolling Stones music and sound, After Brian Jones left The Rolling Stones... The Rolling Stones became just "The Stones " and they gathered moss real fast. Even Punk Rock bands cast a shadow over the stones.
That’s laughable. Jones was a distant 5th as far as important stones went.
The stones finding there mojo and on the way to becoming the greatest rock n roll band of all time just nearing finding the final piece of the jigsaw here with mick Taylor joining soon and Keith finding his sound and Jagger becoming the best frontman and there songwriting just going on to a new level! Wonder what had happened if Brian never got ill would they have just been like The Animals or something and faded away by the end of the sixties?
They were the real hard rock...forget Metallica and Black Sabbath...
@JackF99 that's supposed to be part of the fun. Watch it over and over until you can puzzle it together👀
Se notaba que Brian no envidiaba a nadie, que era natural.
Así es Angélica estoy de acuerdo contigo creo que Brian Jones se confió y depósito su talento y confianza en unos buitres como ya lo sabemos.Brian Jones el mejor de los Rolling Stones.
@@ldlddjdjd6623 So, no Stones catalog??
fierce!!
The year Charlie played Kato in the Pink Panther
NOT ALL OF THIS IS IN PARIS, I KNOW FOR A FACT SOME OF THIS IS FROM THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW.
If you can find ready steady go 1966 I think august has the stones sounding good you can hear the Difference between Brian And Keith.
The satisfaction at 4.00 is engagingly disonant guitar-wise.....or is it Brian playing organ instead of guitar?
roman louche - I thought the same thing, sounds like Brian is playing organ rather than guitar, you can just hear it towards the end of the tune when the sound recording levels drop briefly
No actual footage of the show? All of these clips are taken from other shows in England or the US.
Oui, tres chaud!☺️
What badges are on Keith's jacket on the Sullivan show for 10 points!
Complètement incohérent, ce mélange maladroit de concerts dans des lieux indéterminés et à des époques différentes ... Les archéologues de la musique qui se pencheront sur les décombres de ces monuments du rock relèveront néanmoins quelques indications discrètes qui leur permettront d'oser conjecturer qu'il s'agit des Stones ?
they always have to show that shot of Brian stoned right out of ur.. They have used same shot in crossfire hurricane, 12 x 5, doc. song about their drug bust & release..Mick, Keith & Charlie did drugs as well, yet is there any footage shot of them while they were stoned?
Plenty of Keith AFTER Brian had died. Charlie didn't do drugs except heroin briefly in the '80s.
Whatever, sad, they caused Brian Jones's death and they know it.
KEITH TOOK ANITA AWAY..OR SHE JUST WANTED KEITH...WHATEVER...BUT KEITH THEN BECAME BRIAN...BECAUSE OF ANITA...DRUGS & ALL.
absolutely Anita was the reason for Brians demise. Moved to Keith was a good career step, ie pension, accommodation all of which Keith took care of. .....
Anita was simply bad news
They done most of there greatest album after Brian die, and of course differents but always "the Stones"
Joelle Benoit maybe but it have never been the same music anyway Brian wanted to leave and start new band cause Oldham was so wrong not a good manager but Brian died before and he was in therapy not using drug last month of his life!
Joelle Benoit right i'm happy you enjoy it really but me i enjoyed 62' to 69' i respect you too 😉
Suzanne Poisson Oldham was a fantastic manager and great for getting them started I think the problem with Brian was no one knew about addiction back then and how to help him and by all accounts he was not a nice person at all either the way he beat up women all the time and how he was with his own kids so he was kind of a monster, and he hadn’t given up drugs he was on drugs the night he died or was murdered the autopsy revealed he had drugs in his system not a lot but there was alcohol in his system so he was still using drugs. There’s lots of films and documentaries on him on RUclips where you can find out more about Brian Jones as you are new to him and the Rolling Stones
@@dondamon4669 I know BJ was going: "this oughta b good"!!! yep. OLDHAM got strung out on drugs 2. 19yrs of age, trying to manage a "BLUES DEMON"!!! that became THE ROLLING STONES, courtesy of Mr Brian Lewis Hopkins Jones. Upon THE BEATLES` success, certain members of stones wanted some of that devilish little kid rock n roll success. Jones knew better. Only for a minute, Jones said. Make a few bucks, then return 2 who we r: "a BLUES GROUP"!! nope. 2 factions in a band headed in opposite directions. u saw the results!!!!
@@RICHBLACKCOCK The biggest load of crap is the myth that the Stones became " The World's Greatest Rock Band" only starting with Beggars Banquet.
The ' 65- 67 period is their best- by far.
TSM tops BB and LET IT BLEED .
The only great album after Brian is ITS ONLY ROCK AND ROLL.
But, hey they were still great!😍
El Hombre de mi vida Brian Jones belleza timidez sexy único 💙💙💙💙💙💙
💋💋💋💋💋💋
🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆
GBJ!!!!!
16/4/24/!!!!!!
So what part of this soundtrack and film footage mashup is actually Paris 1967?
I just noticed Jagger is taller than all of them. I wonder how tall Mick Taylor is?
Mick T.
looks fairly tall.
5’ 10”
@@jeanbonhacher6016 5'10" of beautifulness. He was so awesome to look at. So cute reserved polite.
I READ THAT MICK JAGGER IS 5' 11. DONT KNOW HOW TALL MICK TAYLOR IS. I AM SURE YOU CAN FIND IT ON HERE.
They sound like the Velvet Underground here…
Douglas Gorney other way around
Douglas Gorney Nuh-huh...
Yes.... And Paul McCartney too.....
Who left Brian to drown?
Ros
Charlie phenominal
Is that feedback on satisfaction? Or a keyboard?
feedback Brian used to make a sort of melody over the intro
Who's playing the Vox organ?
Melotron? Trippy..
Do i hear a mellotron during satisfaction?
no
Yeah, it's probably Brian playing mellotron
No . The Stones have NEVER dragged a Mellotron up on stage with them (I wish!!!) If anything its Brian's Vox organ but I'm not even sure about that because I hear two guitars. Probably just a wash of an overloaded amp adding to the beautiful cacophony of sound up there. In any case, this version is incredible. taken from two sources. Keith's leads just before it switches to the second source 8:17-8:33 are fantastic. Love it. Must haver been unreal. Bill Wyman is also right on it!
The Quill
Shot of Charlie at 2:38 is clearly not this song. He wasn't THAT laid back!!!
Clinton Orman 😝
No, he looks stoned off his rocker in that video
Brian plays the main riff on satisfaction. You can hear kieth spickle some leads. If thats not at least partial composition then I dont lnow what is.
Lieber and Stoller took co-writing credit on Ben E. King's classic Stand By Me just for adding the bass riff.
Ha ha
A pure Keith riff, now you can play it at home and think it's your composition.
@dondamon4669 If Brian hadn't gotten " ill" he would have been able to quit them much sooner.
This is from ed Sullivan show. Not paris
Jagger speak in french between songs.
I didn’t know the announcer knew French?
Norman McNeal i think it was Jagger saying some french words
@@suzannepoisson5792 Mick said : oh! it's hot, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Note that by '67 there were more than just a few empty seats at the shows. Plenty of competition.
I don't get brian fans...He wasn't a good person💁🏿♂️
Exactly what Charlie said clearly and i think he was an honest man.
@@Methilde That isn't at all what Charlie said actually.
@@TheaterPup He said that clearly a long time after Brian's death maybe more than the others menbers.
The only solution of Brian's murder is: Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones born 1942.02.28 = Otto Wilhelm Rahn which resigned from SS EXACTLY 3YEARS before: 1939.02.28 !
Sadly drugs. But debateable if drugs helped mold some songs.
blade podskoki, w kraju w ktorym tanczy sie zbojnickiego...
I have never understood why young women would act so out of control at these concerts, were they given stimulates?
Lori79Butterfly
Some were PAID. Then in typical human female fashion, the rest of them followed suit immediately, believing screaming is what hip young girls do at concerts.
This was the Sexual Revolution!
Lol this is so bad.
Keith drugs.
this is THEROLLINGSTONES and all others are crap
Sound quality is shit.
mick is freegan annoying me with al of those extra my`s on lets spend the night together. repetition annoys the fuc# out of me lol
Never my my my mind 😂