Mr.Brian Jones thüe First Stone...youre sadly missed 😢😢😢such a multitalented musician...forever in my heart.R.I.P.( 2 thousand lightyears from home)😢😢 😢😢😢😢😢😢❤😘💙💯🙏
I spent some time with Brian in NYC and London. Sooo many years ago. This has affected me so much it has brought the tears to my eyes. Still love you, Brian. And yes, NO JONES NO STONES! 🎶🎸
I knew him, too, Cissy. I was 14 when I last saw him. He lived around the corner from me with a local girl, in Windsor, called Linda Lawrence. She ended up raising one of Brian’s children with Donovan, in Eire. Linda’s younger brother was a pal of mine called Stuart. Of course, I did not know him well but I did meet him on one or two occasions. I last saw him waving at me in a phone box on St Leonard’s Road in Windsor. He was living at 98 St Leonard’s Road, Windsor, Berkshire, which was almost directly opposite where he was using the telephone box. I looked at him and he just waved back asi turned into Queen’s Road as I lived at no 53 back then and was walking home. I never saw him again but on the very few occasions when I was fortunate enough to meet him, he was very warm and cordial. He seemed like a very genuine young man, to me and I will always remember him as that. I certainly see him as nothing less that one of the most important contributors to the 1960s cultural revolution in Britain, which was to lead the world. He was a magnificent talent that is still underestimated but even The Beatles held him in the very highest esteem, as did Hendrix, Morrison and Dylan amongst others, and rightly so. Brian Jones is the skeleton in The Rolling Stones cupboard and he always will be. I still maintain that their treatment of him was absolutely appalling and still is. Not one of his children ever received a dime from The Stones to this very day, a fact which turns my stomach. One of them had to purchase a ticket to go and see the band his father created as they wouldn’t even let him into their stadium gig without paying for it. Sure, Brian was dealing with a few issues when he was almost certainly either murdered, which is the most likely scenario, of killed by accident. Tom Keylock, a bodyguard and chauffeur working for Alan Klein, claimed he witnessed Frank Thorogood directly confess having killed Brian on his deathbed but as the police have stated, that, “Evidence,” if you can call it that, benefits one man only, by getting him off the hook from further speculation and that man was Tom Keylock who may very well have been ver much implicated in Brian being actually murdered. We will never know now but there is a mountain of evidence that does indeed point to the likelihood of foul play.
@@michaelwakeford2336Very good comments . You were lucky to have met someone, who, as you describe it, was part of the CULTURAL REVOLUTION. That's what it was, nothing more, like people expected, but nothing less, certainly!
Huge Rolling Stones fan. I've always wanted to go to Brian's grave and to the Cotswolds. Some day. Thank you so much for doing this. What a beautiful cemetery.
Thank you for visiting his grave, Paul. I recently watched the Brian Jones documentary on Netflix, such a sad ending to a talented musician..R.I.P Brian
I was 20 in 1969 and going out with my future hubby, this was and always has been my band, I remember this news so well, as he was only 27 when he died, nothing comes close to the sixties in my opinion, but I so love the Stones from the first time I saw and heard them right up to this day.
Very soon 55 years that Brian Jones has passed away!!! But he is still with us forever! Thank Paul once again for this video! Before i pass i would like to go in this cemetery to pay my respects to Brian Jones! Denis from France...
Even as a Beatles fan, you can't ignore that The Stones were one of the most influential bands ever. It was a tragedy that Brian passed at such a young age. RIP Brian Jones.
I have an old rolling stones album so 😎. Loved the rolling stones. Loved Brian my favourite in the band. Especially when he played for the blues. Xxxxxxxxxx ❤️
As an 18 year old, I remember hearing that Brian had died whilst sitting on the pub wall of my local with all my mates, hard to think it was 54 years ago when Brian passed, a great talent sadly passed and deprived us all of his music and talent, also the catalyst of the stones
Well said Paul without Brian Jones there wouldn't be rolling stones. A lot pf people think jagger is the leader amd he wasn't back then. My dad is a massive stones fan and was even more so I'm the 60s, he has all of their singles and LP's from back then.
It was Oldham who wanted Jagger as the leader, with Keith as his sidekick. There was no longer any place for Brian. I have tons of photos on my PC and one in particular shows Jagger and Oldham bearing down on Brian in a recording studio. Not a friendly pic.
I have been to Cheltenham, as a tourist among other things but I was told that Brian Jones used to live there. RIP original founder of the fabulous Rolling Stones
As sad as his ending was, the greater loss was never hearing what his new band and music would have sounded like. I think Brian excelled when he was choosing the creative direction. A very early quote from Keith was, "Brian could have joined any band he wanted in London, but he wanted to start his own band. The Rolling Stones was Brian's baby."
Love the Stones. My brother went to see them at Anfield Stadium recently here in Liverpool. Said they were still quality. Can't You Hear Me Knocking is unreal. Brian Jones was an original member and passed in such tragic circumstances. The Rolling Stones are timeless. RIP Brian Jones 🙏All the best Paul from Liverpool ✌👌.
Evidentemente alguém de sua família bem mais velho, aplaudiu o Merseybeat, cujos os conjuntos e cantores marcaram época,como constam mencionados abaixo: Ian and The Zodiacs Remo Four Seachers Cilla Black Liverbirds Swinging Blue Jeans Gerry and Pacemakers Beth Mardsen Billy J Kramer Mojos Billy Fiouri Big Three Merseybeats Earl Preston The Flamingos The NOMADDS Vernon Girls Tommy Quinckly The Fourmoust
I was on holiday in Mexico and was really lucky to go to the hard rock cafe on cozumel. On the wall was a letter to some fans from Brian. The writing was very young in tone and felt very care free. It was sobering to read and realise how old he was when he passed.
❤❤Thank you so much for showing the grave of Brian Jones. At such a young age. Very tragic the way he died. May he rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this sad time ❤❤
He was my favorite, loved to watch him, very good looking, had his own style, terrific musician, people said he could pick up and play any instrument, quite talented! I miss him, rest him peace Brian, I miss you! love to you, wendy
I went to the same school as Brian Jones: he was a couple of years younger than me and had a reputation as a solid musician as a kid. He was also popular among the girls. To me Jones was The Rolling Stones. It is cruel that he was taken so young.
Thank you for visiting the grave of Brian Jones & insight into the life of founder of the Rolling Stones. The last big hit he featured on was UK No 1 'Jumping Jackflash' in June 1968. Brian Jones R.I.P.
Big thanks for the Brian Jones tribute this evening Paul, big Stones fan I remember the day he died like yesterday I have two nephews born 28th February so I never miss his anniversary. Regret not visiting Cheltenham the numerous times I've been at their shows over the years, the headstones engraving needs touching up since that iconic photo of his girlfriend Pat Andrews kneeling in prayer all those years ago. Singer Donovan is married to another of his girlfriends since the late 60's, big hit with the girls was Brian R.I.P🙏🇮🇪☘️
You came to Cheltenham Paul! You could of come round for coffee! Brian used to stay with us 60+ years ago before my mum and dad divorced. I can still visualise him sat in our front room. We then moved to the estate next to the cemetery and dad was allowed to see us 3 girls for an hour a week! So the hour was spent walking round the cemetery! Think that's where my love of cemeteries comes from.
Another member of the 27 club! So many unfulfilled lives of talented people. Thanks for taking me along to see Brian's grave. My dad loves the Stones, so their music has bled into my life too.
I didn’t discover the Stones until I was a teenager decades after Brian’s death and I have been a Stones aficionado ever since. What an immensely talented musician he was. A great tragedy to die so young. His ability to play a variety of instruments gave the Stones music a great variety of styles. Thanks for paying your respects to Brian and uploading
Aw fantastic!! As I commented, dad and I travelled to Cheltenham to pay our respects to the Golden Stone. I love him, such a talented musician yet sadly troubled with bipolar disorder and self medication with drugs and alcohol. He needed a lot of help but sadly was murdered before he could learn to fly high again. RIP Christopher Robin 🌟
@@mendip44 Agreed, so much rumour, conjecture. Did Mick and Keith go to the cottage, to ask Brian to continue with the name 'Rolling Stones'? Did Keith pull a knife on Brian, when Brian said no? Why is it that Pond water was found in Brian's lungs, instead of the Pool's water? Absolute mystery
Nice video thank you. I was actually born the day Brian Jones died and have always felt a great affinity with him. Also, I've been a massive Rolling Stones fan since I was a teenager and am a songwriter who plays guitar. A few wks ago, I finally made the pilgrimage to Cheltenham to visit Brian's childhood home in Eldorado Rd. It's fascinating to see and very easily accessible from the train station (a 5 min walk). Afterwards, I tried to visit his memorial statue in the Beechwood Shopping Arcade but was unable to locate it due to the building being completely re-designed/renovated. If anyone knows where the statue is currently located, I'd be most grateful if you could let me know. Also, I think it's important to underline the fact that we are all human beings, with flaws, frailities and imperfections and should be judged in that light. Although Brian was no angel, I have great empathy for his plight and for the torment and pain he endured, particularly during the last few yrs of his short life ❤
Brian Jones what a telented man he was he could play lots of different instruments and the Stones was his band he got them together died way to young looking forward to this one thanks Paul
Thanks for helping us remember Brian, what a legacy he has left. The Stones have alway's been my favourite group it's wonderful they are still going strong, but sad Brian could not be with them. I met him with the other's in 1965, a star struck teenager working for the American Teenage Magazine "Date Book" and interviewed them in the ABC Regal in Edinburgh. Still and alway's will be a massive fan. Keep going strong boys.
that was so nice ,albeit emotional, I am Brian Jones fan always have been always will be. I listen regularly to the rolling stones records ,and pick out Brian on sitar or slide etc ..What a great loss this talented musician was ,and taken so young ❤❤
Brilliant video, lots of my husbands family are laid to rest there, you also walked past the resting place of my Father in Law who passed away in 1960 in a motorcycle accident, so I never knew him. I also worked in the cemetery office there for a while and loved it. Each time we go there we drive past Brian Jones grave.
Exceptional job Paul! I began playing guitar because of Brian making it look so cool & fun! Saw the Rolling Stones on the Ed Sullivan show, I'm so glad as the guitar has helped me through life's ups and downs...thank you Brian, RIP...
Brian Jones was the real genius in the group.. Everything that sounds modern and "avant-garde" in the Rolling Stones records, was Brian Jones touch. Simple as that. After Brian Jones left... The Stones made Great Rock Music but not awe any more 🌟🌟🌟
Nice one.I've been there several times,in fact,i bought the plastic box you can see,the other one fell apart.I nipped down the road to Sainsbury's to buy it.Stones forever👍🎸
One could argue that the Stones were equally influencial as the Beatles. I love the Rolling Stones. Very simplistic lead/bass riffs with Mick Jagger's vocals made them extremely rememberable with its hooks. I can't see The Rolling Stones continue forever with Charlie Watts passing away not so long ago. Who would of thought Charlie would die before Richards and Woods? RIP Brian, your music continues in my music collection.
I discovered Brian Jones after reading an excerpt from Up and Down With The Rolling Stones by Tony Sanchez. Been a fan ever since. I was totally a Beatles fan at the time. Became a Stones fan because of Brian.
@@grimmertwin2148 Not all of it but it was a fun read. A lot of what Sanchez wrote was true. I know he was noting more than Brian and Keith’s drug dealer and made himself out to be more.
I’m reading his bio (Paul Trynka's) for the 2nd time! An AMAZING read about a truly great artist who’s contributions have often been erased from history (by you know who). I have often thought about visiting his grave but it feels like it would be a very heavy experience. It’s one thing to listen to the records but actually standing in front of his grave would make it so much more real, not sure I could handle that. Regardless, may this great visionary Rest In Peace for all eternity.
Thanks paul how sad he left us so young he was a very talented intelligent musician if not for him there wud have not been the stones brian was the stones bless him rip brian fly high another great vedio 👍🙌👍👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌
Tragically taken so young. A multi talented musician who actually played saxaphone on a Beatles track. Everyone seems to remember the names of the famous Stones, but not many remember the co-founder Ian Stewart who sadly passed away in 1986.
@Geoff Poole Ian was a member before Jagger, Richards etc. have a look their history. Loog Oldham got rid of him as he didn't fit in having a square chin.
Great band with a fantastic history . I remember when they started in 1962 i thought what a strange name for a rock band ! I bought all their singles as they were issued in the 60's . Sad Brian died young , life can be short and life-style can be a deciding factor on mortality , thanks again Paul for a great presentation .
Hard to believe he left us over 50 years ago and sadly part of the ill fated 27 club. Great music and thanks for founding one of the best bands in the world. Great video Paul.
It’s sad Brian being kicked out of the stones and dying young what a great privileged life he lost out on I often think about him while the rest of the band flying round the world such a sad story died to young 😢
About 3 decades ago, I was reading a couple of books about Brain and the group and when lying down for a brief nap, Brian paid me a short visit and told me that he had been murdered. Of course, mental experiences like that are often not based in anything real, but it did make me wonder just because it was so very clear and so seemingly real. The books in question were, "Up and Down with the Rolling Stones" and "Golden Stone: the untold life and tragic death of Brian Jones." Up and Down was written by Tony Sanchez and I found it to be very well written and informative. March 20, 2023 [The first day of SPRING has arrived!!!🌤🌈🎊💦💫💥💟💖💝‼🙂👍🐦☘]
A multi-talented instrumentalist who founded the legendary band rolling Stones who introduced Jimi Hendrix to the world at Monterey and played percussion on All along the watchtower with him who played with the Beatles his only drawback was drugs that made him unreliable great video .
He was the equivalent of George in another massive band!! Massive Beatles fan here, but nothing but respect for Brian Jones. I will pay my respects in person one day
Such a simple headstone for someone so talented & influential Lovely to see his memory is being kept alive by loyal fans Thanks Paul for another fantastic video I’m still amazed how you carry on with the commentary whilst filming “A Rolling Stone gathers no Moss” RIP Brian Jones 🙏🏻
Live love and leave a legacy Brian Jones 💯 percent definitely done that his contribution to the Rolling Stones is priceless thank god almighty you can’t kill spirit that lives on forever thank you Brian Jones ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brian Jones was a class act who left far too early. It has been forgotten that he was a very early admirer of Jimi Hendrix, and it was through his contacts that Jimi was able to secure a record deal. When he fell on hard times, Jimi never forgot his kindness and put him in various places when he was subjected to corrupt drug busts by DS Norman Pilcher of the Flying Squad. His possible murder by rogue builders is too horribly plausible. His grave has been lovingly maintained for over five decades now. I hope he is smiling that Cheshire Cat grin, wherever he is now.
Hi Paul - I was brought up in the 60s unusually in Singapore where dad was based in Changi RAF base and I was at the RAF school provided. My school mates and me were crazy Beatles and Stones fans but starved of the music which were exported in those days by ship hence 6 weeks delay from radio. We were incredibly excited when Stones arranged a far eastern tour which a one night concert in Singapore. Unfortunately all sold out - School mates and I decided spur of moment to visit their hotel to see if we could get a glimpse. Eventually we were able to jump the rear wall of the Hilton in Orchard Road and ended up in the swimming pool area. We blended in due to the huge press throng that had erupted. We manage to get in close proximity to some of the Stones members including Brian who was complete with swimming costume. We managed to say a few words but it was interrupted by a lady press reporter who was smoking and ended up accidently burning him on hi shoulder, At this point due to his remonstrations we were all kicked out together with press. However years later on hearing of Brian's demise I always remembered our brief meeting in Singapore.
Brilliant! Grew up with the rolling stones, although I was a bit more a beatles fan, the stones and especially brian, we're to me completely different, but they really did grow on me. Rip Brian, and thanks for opening my mine to more music.
I loved Brian.My favourite Stone.I loved the Beatles but I also loved the Stones.The best Music in my opinion was in the 60s and the 70s.Thank you for another great Video.
Hi Paul, Thank you. My memories of the Stones music in late 60's as appealing to the more rebellious youth of the time. At 71 yrs there's still that rebelliousness when you hear Brian playing in the early recordings with the stone's. We can only imagine how much more great music we could have enjoyed, R.I.P Great posts
Love the protracted walk through the grave yard .Really creates an atmosphere.On a side note poor Brian is the only 23 year old I ever saw with bags under his eyes.Who knows what goes on inside
Another great video Paul... I've lived here in Cheltenham all my life and known of his grave here for many years, as my uncle is a big fan of The Rolling Stones and I've visited family members who have sadly passed away many times over the years and also visited Brians grave a few times over the years to pay my respects with my children..... If you're thinking of coming this week I'd avoid it this week as Cheltenham races is on all this week 14th/17th March and it brings the town to a standstill, otherwise Cheltenham is a great place to visit and you're right the cementary is huge but very well kept. All the best Paul. 👍
My friend Bruce Becker of Fondulac, WI, whose house is a shrine to the Stones pilgrimaged to this cemetery years ago to pay homage to Brian. Bruce has been to over 50 concerts. I have been to four concerts with Bruce. Bruce's dwelling is covered with big promotional wall posters with other types of memorabilia all over the place. We love watching concerts with Bruce at his dwelling. You have the Stones watching you in the bathroom. Bruce shook hands with Mick and Bill.
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My nan and grandad are buried in Cheltenham so we often put flowers on Brian Jones grave
Thank you for that..wish I could be there to do that also...💔😭💐🥀
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Good on you baby!!
That's class and respect ❤️
That is so cool....I would love to see Brian's grave and put flowers on it...!!!😮😮😮
Thank you for doing that. I don’t think I’d ever make it there as much as I’d want to. ❤
A great tribute to the man who created one of the world's greatest bands. Without Jones, there would be no Rolling Stones. Thank you Brian ❤ 😊
Mr.Brian Jones thüe First Stone...youre sadly missed 😢😢😢such a multitalented musician...forever in my heart.R.I.P.( 2 thousand lightyears from home)😢😢 😢😢😢😢😢😢❤😘💙💯🙏
My Uncle was Lord Mayor of Cheltenham England. Was always happy Cousin Brian was interred there.
I spent some time with Brian in NYC and London. Sooo many years ago. This has affected me so much it has brought the tears to my eyes. Still love you, Brian. And yes, NO JONES NO STONES! 🎶🎸
Oh my God, Cissy. Lucky you !That's so amazing. :)
I knew him, too, Cissy.
I was 14 when I last saw him. He lived around the corner from me with a local girl, in Windsor, called Linda Lawrence. She ended up raising one of Brian’s children with Donovan, in Eire. Linda’s younger brother was a pal of mine called Stuart. Of course, I did not know him well but I did meet him on one or two occasions. I last saw him waving at me in a phone box on St Leonard’s Road in Windsor. He was living at 98 St Leonard’s Road, Windsor, Berkshire, which was almost directly opposite where he was using the telephone box. I looked at him and he just waved back asi turned into Queen’s Road as I lived at no 53 back then and was walking home. I never saw him again but on the very few occasions when I was fortunate enough to meet him, he was very warm and cordial. He seemed like a very genuine young man, to me and I will always remember him as that.
I certainly see him as nothing less that one of the most important contributors to the 1960s cultural revolution in Britain, which was to lead the world. He was a magnificent talent that is still underestimated but even The Beatles held him in the very highest esteem, as did Hendrix, Morrison and Dylan amongst others, and rightly so.
Brian Jones is the skeleton in The Rolling Stones cupboard and he always will be. I still maintain that their treatment of him was absolutely appalling and still is.
Not one of his children ever received a dime from The Stones to this very day, a fact which turns my stomach. One of them had to purchase a ticket to go and see the band his father created as they wouldn’t even let him into their stadium gig without paying for it. Sure, Brian was dealing with a few issues when he was almost certainly either murdered, which is the most likely scenario, of killed by accident. Tom Keylock, a bodyguard and chauffeur working for Alan Klein, claimed he witnessed Frank Thorogood directly confess having killed Brian on his deathbed but as the police have stated, that, “Evidence,” if you can call it that, benefits one man only, by getting him off the hook from further speculation and that man was Tom Keylock who may very well have been ver much implicated in Brian being actually murdered.
We will never know now but there is a mountain of evidence that does indeed point to the likelihood of foul play.
Brilliant
@@michaelwakeford2336...You are very lucky to meet Brian Jones! Thanks for your incredible story, 🙏
@@michaelwakeford2336Very good comments . You were lucky to have met someone, who, as you describe it, was part of the CULTURAL REVOLUTION. That's what it was, nothing more, like people expected, but nothing less, certainly!
Huge Rolling Stones fan. I've always wanted to go to Brian's grave and to the Cotswolds. Some day. Thank you so much for doing this. What a beautiful cemetery.
Thank you for visiting his grave, Paul. I recently watched the Brian Jones documentary on Netflix, such a sad ending to a talented musician..R.I.P Brian
I’ve been to Brian Jones grave myself. I’m a die-hard Stones fan and in particular of Brian Jones. He was an amazing musician.
Yes, I miss him! misunderstood, like many special people! Miss you Brian, hope your playing your music in heaven! Love you always Brian!, wendy
Been a big fan of the rolling and a huge fan of Brian Jones
Brian Jones soul of the Rolling Stones
It is good to see his grave is well cared for. Clearly he hasn't been forgotten. After so many years, the flowers make a big difference.
It always has flowers on, pass by regularly.
@@terrystevens5261 That is nice to know. He will never, ever be forgotten.
@@Cissy2cute There was a documentary on tv a couple of nights ago about his life, made for some sad viewing.
I was 20 in 1969 and going out with my future hubby, this was and always has been my band, I remember this news so well, as he was only 27 when he died, nothing comes close to the sixties in my opinion, but I so love the Stones from the first time I saw and heard them right up to this day.
The heartbeat and the brains of the Rolling Stones❤
Very soon 55 years that Brian Jones has passed away!!! But he is still with us forever! Thank Paul once again for this video! Before i pass i would like to go in this cemetery to pay my respects to Brian Jones! Denis from France...
Even as a Beatles fan, you can't ignore that The Stones were one of the most influential bands ever. It was a tragedy that Brian passed at such a young age. RIP Brian Jones.
Are, not were..
@@griswald7156 'Were' is correct matey......
They are no longer '.... one of the most influential bands ever'.
@@johndunn4182 who in your opinion is the most influential band now .MATEY?
@@griswald7156 The Wiggles from Australia.
@@johndunn4182 Mick’s quaking in his trainers..
I have an old rolling stones album so 😎. Loved the rolling stones. Loved Brian my favourite in the band. Especially when he played for the blues. Xxxxxxxxxx ❤️
Thank you Paul xx
As an 18 year old, I remember hearing that Brian had died whilst sitting on the pub wall of my local with all my mates, hard to think it was 54 years ago when Brian passed, a great talent sadly passed and deprived us all of his music and talent, also the catalyst of the stones
Right on, he was The Rolling Stones until Jagger went “commercial”. It’s early time was it’s best.
What was the reaction of you and your friends?
Well said Paul without Brian Jones there wouldn't be rolling stones.
A lot pf people think jagger is the leader amd he wasn't back then.
My dad is a massive stones fan and was even more so I'm the 60s, he has all of their singles and LP's from back then.
It was Oldham who wanted Jagger as the leader, with Keith as his sidekick. There was no longer any place for Brian. I have tons of photos on my PC and one in particular shows Jagger and Oldham bearing down on Brian in a recording studio. Not a friendly pic.
27 is no age for such a talented multi instrument guitarist like he was May he rest in peace 😢
I have been to Cheltenham, as a tourist among other things but I was told that Brian Jones used to live there. RIP original founder of the fabulous Rolling Stones
Yes, he lived there in his early years.
@BobBizarre-uu1zj Is it true Cheltenham is/was considered a "posh" town?
As sad as his ending was, the greater loss was never hearing what his new band and music would have sounded like.
I think Brian excelled when he was choosing the creative direction. A very early quote from Keith was, "Brian could have joined any band he wanted in London, but he wanted to start his own band. The Rolling Stones was Brian's baby."
It's lovely to remember such a talented musician who like others died too young.🌹
Brian Jones Rip i love the rolling stones best band on the planet for me brian was awesome thanks for another great video paul
Made the Stones.......very sad.......imagine Mick & Keef are now 80!......great job sir!
Brian died so young and tragic he was a great musician R.I.P Brian ❤
This was a hard watch for me, as you know I lost my son 30/12/23 aged 24, so I know what his family must feel. R.I.P. Brian, Thanks Paul
Sorry for your loss 🙏
Thanks Paul@@UnusualThings1
Love the Stones.
My brother went to see them at Anfield Stadium recently here in Liverpool. Said they were still quality.
Can't You Hear Me Knocking is unreal.
Brian Jones was an original member and passed in such tragic circumstances. The Rolling Stones are timeless. RIP Brian Jones 🙏All the best Paul from Liverpool ✌👌.
Evidentemente alguém de sua família bem mais velho, aplaudiu o Merseybeat, cujos os conjuntos e cantores marcaram época,como constam mencionados abaixo:
Ian and The Zodiacs
Remo Four
Seachers
Cilla Black
Liverbirds
Swinging Blue Jeans
Gerry and Pacemakers
Beth Mardsen
Billy J Kramer
Mojos
Billy Fiouri
Big Three
Merseybeats
Earl Preston
The Flamingos
The NOMADDS
Vernon Girls
Tommy Quinckly
The Fourmoust
I was on holiday in Mexico and was really lucky to go to the hard rock cafe on cozumel. On the wall was a letter to some fans from Brian. The writing was very young in tone and felt very care free. It was sobering to read and realise how old he was when he passed.
Rolling stones fan and I loved Brian and I remember they played in Hamilton Scotland
❤❤Thank you so much for showing the grave of Brian Jones. At such a young age. Very tragic the way he died. May he rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this sad time ❤❤
He was my favorite, loved to watch him, very good looking, had his own style, terrific musician, people said he could pick up and play any instrument, quite talented! I miss him, rest him peace Brian, I miss you! love to you, wendy
I went to the same school as Brian Jones: he was a couple of years younger than me and had a reputation as a solid musician as a kid. He was also popular among the girls.
To me Jones was The Rolling Stones. It is cruel that he was taken so young.
Thank you for visiting the grave of Brian Jones & insight into the life of founder of the Rolling Stones. The last big hit he featured on was UK No 1 'Jumping Jackflash' in June 1968. Brian Jones R.I.P.
Big thanks for the Brian Jones tribute this evening Paul, big Stones fan I remember the day he died like yesterday I have two nephews born 28th February so I never miss his anniversary. Regret not visiting Cheltenham the numerous times I've been at their shows over the years, the headstones engraving needs touching up since that iconic photo of his girlfriend Pat Andrews kneeling in prayer all those years ago. Singer Donovan is married to another of his girlfriends since the late 60's, big hit with the girls was Brian R.I.P🙏🇮🇪☘️
The famous photo of the girl seen kneeling at Brian’s grave was not Pat Andrews.
You came to Cheltenham Paul! You could of come round for coffee! Brian used to stay with us 60+ years ago before my mum and dad divorced. I can still visualise him sat in our front room. We then moved to the estate next to the cemetery and dad was allowed to see us 3 girls for an hour a week! So the hour was spent walking round the cemetery! Think that's where my love of cemeteries comes from.
Ahh that’s an amazing thing to hear thanks Sue
Another member of the 27 club! So many unfulfilled lives of talented people. Thanks for taking me along to see Brian's grave. My dad loves the Stones, so their music has bled into my life too.
ElleSee: Brian was the first Rocker to die at 27 so you could say he founded the 27 Club as well as the Rolling Stones.
Exactly 2 years later another 27 club member died the legend Jim Morrison on July3rd 1971
@@abw48 Yes he definitely was. I was going to mention that but you took the words out my mouth.
YesHe started the stones he was the lead man to start with. I remember his Death like it was yesterday. So sad he missed all the years he did. 🙏🕯️
Beautiful cemetery and beautiful resting place for souls moved on to the other side. Very impressive well kept up cemetery. R.I.P
ALWAYS LOVED NEVER FORGOTTEN ❤️🌹✌️😎 PEACE BE WITH YOU BRIAN 🍀🌈
I didn’t discover the Stones until I was a teenager decades after Brian’s death and I have been a Stones aficionado ever since.
What an immensely talented musician he was.
A great tragedy to die so young.
His ability to play a variety of instruments gave the Stones music a great variety of styles.
Thanks for paying your respects to Brian and uploading
Aw fantastic!! As I commented, dad and I travelled to Cheltenham to pay our respects to the Golden Stone. I love him, such a talented musician yet sadly troubled with bipolar disorder and self medication with drugs and alcohol. He needed a lot of help but sadly was murdered before he could learn to fly high again. RIP Christopher Robin 🌟
Didn’t know he was murdered. Who by?
@@matthewmedley8532 Probably Frank Thorogood, a builder, who was working on Brian's cottage, in a dispute about money
@@ThinWhiteDuke2007 interesting. Thanks for the reply.
@@matthewmedley8532 It is actually a bit deeper than that and the deeper you go the more intriguing it gets, and not in a nice way.
@@mendip44 Agreed, so much rumour, conjecture. Did Mick and Keith go to the cottage, to ask Brian to continue with the name 'Rolling Stones'? Did Keith pull a knife on Brian, when Brian said no? Why is it that Pond water was found in Brian's lungs, instead of the Pool's water? Absolute mystery
Nice video thank you. I was actually born the day Brian Jones died and have always felt a great affinity with him. Also, I've been a massive Rolling Stones fan since I was a teenager and am a songwriter who plays guitar. A few wks ago, I finally made the pilgrimage to Cheltenham to visit Brian's childhood home in Eldorado Rd. It's fascinating to see and very easily accessible from the train station (a 5 min walk). Afterwards, I tried to visit his memorial statue in the Beechwood Shopping Arcade but was unable to locate it due to the building being completely re-designed/renovated. If anyone knows where the statue is currently located, I'd be most grateful if you could let me know. Also, I think it's important to underline the fact that we are all human beings, with flaws, frailities and imperfections and should be judged in that light. Although Brian was no angel, I have great empathy for his plight and for the torment and pain he endured, particularly during the last few yrs of his short life ❤
Brian Jones what a telented man he was he could play lots of different instruments and the Stones was his band he got them together died way to young looking forward to this one thanks Paul
Thanks for helping us remember Brian, what a legacy he has left.
The Stones have alway's been my
favourite group it's wonderful they
are still going strong, but sad Brian
could not be with them. I met him
with the other's in 1965, a star struck
teenager working for the American
Teenage Magazine "Date Book" and
interviewed them in the ABC Regal
in Edinburgh. Still and alway's will be a massive fan. Keep going strong boys.
that was so nice ,albeit emotional, I am Brian Jones fan always have been always will be. I listen regularly to the rolling stones records ,and pick out Brian on sitar or slide etc ..What a great loss this talented musician was ,and taken so young ❤❤
R. I. P brian Jones may you rest in peace and thank you for your music and thank you Paul for sharing your video with us much appreciated
Brilliant video, lots of my husbands family are laid to rest there, you also walked past the resting place of my Father in Law who passed away in 1960 in a motorcycle accident, so I never knew him. I also worked in the cemetery office there for a while and loved it. Each time we go there we drive past Brian Jones grave.
Ahh thanks for your message Janet
My Dad, was a Vicar, the thing with leaving Churches open is things unfortunately go missing. Thanks for the great videos I love grave yards.
Você é de Cheltheham cidade rica em flores, aliás,uma cidade recheada de florestas
Exceptional job Paul! I began playing guitar because of Brian making it look so cool & fun! Saw the Rolling Stones on the Ed Sullivan show, I'm so glad as the guitar has helped me through life's ups and downs...thank you Brian, RIP...
Brian Jones was the real genius in the group.. Everything that sounds modern and "avant-garde" in the Rolling Stones records, was Brian Jones touch. Simple as that. After Brian Jones left... The Stones made Great Rock Music but not awe any more 🌟🌟🌟
He has several facebook fan groups , and im lucky to be friends with ppl who grew up with him and knew him personally ,
Nice one.I've been there several times,in fact,i bought the plastic box you can see,the other one fell apart.I nipped down the road to Sainsbury's to buy it.Stones forever👍🎸
Nice one 🙏
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Brilliant viewing for a Sunday night. Love Brian and the music of The Stones...looking forward to this Paul 👍👍
One could argue that the Stones were equally influencial as the Beatles. I love the Rolling Stones. Very simplistic lead/bass riffs with Mick Jagger's vocals made them extremely rememberable with its hooks. I can't see The Rolling Stones continue forever with Charlie Watts passing away not so long ago. Who would of thought Charlie would die before Richards and Woods? RIP Brian, your music continues in my music collection.
Beatles 🤣 give me a break, lol.
I discovered Brian Jones after reading an excerpt from Up and Down With The Rolling Stones by Tony Sanchez. Been a fan ever since. I was totally a Beatles fan at the time. Became a Stones fan because of Brian.
George Harrison and Brian Jones were good friends. :)
You know that book is totally discredited 😮
@@grimmertwin2148 Not all of it but it was a fun read. A lot of what Sanchez wrote was true. I know he was noting more than Brian and Keith’s drug dealer and made himself out to be more.
Brian was a musical genius, it is too bad he passed away so young!
Thank you for showing Brian's grave
Well done. Thanks so much. RIP Brian Jones.
Thankyou Paul for making us all realise that we’re only here for a short time.
I’m reading his bio (Paul Trynka's) for the 2nd time! An AMAZING read about a truly great artist who’s contributions have often been erased from history (by you know who). I have often thought about visiting his grave but it feels like it would be a very heavy experience. It’s one thing to listen to the records but actually standing in front of his grave would make it so much more real, not sure I could handle that. Regardless, may this great visionary Rest In Peace for all eternity.
He was so talented I was so sad when he died R.I.P Brian
Currently reading ‘Stone Alone’
Bill Wyman’s autobiography.
Bill’s recollections of Brian reveals how integral he was to the band’s foundations.
Thanks paul how sad he left us so young he was a very talented intelligent musician if not for him there wud have not been the stones brian was the stones bless him rip brian fly high another great vedio 👍🙌👍👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌
I look forward to seeing your informative and very professional contents.👍
Tragically taken so young. A multi talented musician who actually played saxaphone on a Beatles track. Everyone seems to remember the names of the famous Stones, but not many remember the co-founder Ian Stewart who sadly passed away in 1986.
Was Ian Stewart a full member of the band? He played piano at most of their concerts and on their albums. He played at the s***show that was Altamont.
@Geoff Poole Ian was a member before Jagger, Richards etc. have a look their history. Loog Oldham got rid of him as he didn't fit in having a square chin.
Plenty of people remember Stu. He was an integral part of the band.
@@geoffpoole483 If it wasn't for Ian Stewart from Scotland, there would be no rolling stones, mate. He brought in Charlie Watts.
Very well done Paul. Brilliant as always ..always been a Stone's fan.Thankyou Paul 👍👍
Great band with a fantastic history . I remember when they started in 1962 i thought what a strange name for a rock band ! I bought all their singles as they were issued in the 60's . Sad Brian died young , life can be short and life-style can be a deciding factor on mortality , thanks again Paul for a great presentation .
Hard to believe he left us over 50 years ago and sadly part of the ill fated 27 club. Great music and thanks for founding one of the best bands in the world. Great video Paul.
Thanks Paul Lovely tribute to absolute Legend gone way too soon.Always loved the Stones 👍
Gee I'm surprised I would have thought he have a bigger head stone. Being such a star. They should give him a bigger head stone
It’s sad Brian being kicked out of the stones and dying young what a great privileged life he lost out on I often think about him while the rest of the band flying round the world such a sad story died to young 😢
About 3 decades ago, I was reading a couple of books about Brain and the group and when lying down for a brief nap, Brian paid me a short visit and told me that he had been murdered. Of course, mental experiences like that are often not based in anything real, but it did make me wonder just because it was so very clear and so seemingly real. The books in question were, "Up and Down with the Rolling Stones" and "Golden Stone: the untold life and tragic death of Brian Jones." Up and Down was written by Tony Sanchez and I found it to be very well written and informative.
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Yet again a great informative video. You are a fabulous man, Paul. Another member of the “27 Club”. So sad to die so young.
A multi-talented instrumentalist who founded the legendary band rolling Stones who introduced Jimi Hendrix to the world at Monterey and played percussion on All along the watchtower with him who played with the Beatles his only drawback was drugs that made him unreliable great video
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He was the equivalent of George in another massive band!! Massive Beatles fan here, but nothing but respect for Brian Jones. I will pay my respects in person one day
Such a simple headstone for someone so talented & influential
Lovely to see his memory is being kept alive by loyal fans
Thanks Paul for another fantastic video
I’m still amazed how you carry on with the commentary whilst filming
“A Rolling Stone gathers no Moss”
RIP Brian Jones 🙏🏻
It is simple, but i have never passed it without seeing flowers there, i have passed it at least half a dozen times a year for 54 years.
Another great video! The house that Brian Jones sadly died in was previously owned by A A Milne who wrote Winnie The Pooh
Live love and leave a legacy Brian Jones 💯 percent definitely done that his contribution to the Rolling Stones is priceless thank god almighty you can’t kill spirit that lives on forever thank you Brian Jones ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brian Jones was a class act who left far too early. It has been forgotten that he was a very early admirer of Jimi Hendrix, and it was through his contacts that Jimi was able
to secure a record deal. When he fell on hard times, Jimi never forgot his kindness and put him in various places when he was subjected to corrupt drug busts by
DS Norman Pilcher of the Flying Squad.
His possible murder by rogue builders is too horribly plausible. His grave has been lovingly maintained for over five decades now. I hope he is smiling that Cheshire Cat grin,
wherever he is now.
Hi Paul - I was brought up in the 60s unusually in Singapore where dad was based in Changi RAF base and I was at the RAF school provided. My school mates and me were crazy Beatles and Stones fans but starved of the music which were exported in those days by ship hence 6 weeks delay from radio. We were incredibly excited when Stones arranged a far eastern tour which a one night concert in Singapore. Unfortunately all sold out - School mates and I decided spur of moment to visit their hotel to see if we could get a glimpse. Eventually we were able to jump the rear wall of the Hilton in Orchard Road and ended up in the swimming pool area. We blended in due to the huge press throng that had erupted. We manage to get in close proximity to some of the Stones members including Brian who was complete with swimming costume. We managed to say a few words but it was interrupted by a lady press reporter who was smoking and ended up accidently burning him on hi shoulder, At this point due to his remonstrations we were all kicked out together with press. However years later on hearing of Brian's demise I always remembered our brief meeting in Singapore.
Cheers John, always great to hear stories
Brilliant! Grew up with the rolling stones, although I was a bit more a beatles fan, the stones and especially brian, we're to me completely different, but they really did grow on me. Rip Brian, and thanks for opening my mine to more music.
I loved Brian.My favourite Stone.I loved the Beatles but I also loved the Stones.The best Music in my opinion was in the 60s and the 70s.Thank you for another great Video.
Hi Paul,
Thank you.
My memories of the Stones music in late 60's as appealing to the more rebellious youth of the time. At 71 yrs there's still that rebelliousness when you hear Brian playing in the early recordings with the stone's.
We can only imagine how much more great music we could have enjoyed, R.I.P
Great posts
Brian Jones was a genius & def no Jones no Stones. Such a sad loss esp @ 27. Rip Brian Jones. Great vid Paul 👍🏻
lewis brian hopkins jones..... brilian n genius.... bisa memainkan segala jenis alat musik.....
Love the protracted walk through the grave yard .Really creates an atmosphere.On a side note poor Brian is the only 23 year old I ever saw with bags under his eyes.Who knows what goes on inside
He was brilliant Jones no stones gone far to young
Thank for this. Interesting walking tour of the grounds and the details of Brian Jones's life. Canadian fan of the Stones since '66.
Thanks Paul, I remember when it was reported that he died. So sad may he RIP.
Brilliant Paul....always been a big Stones fan. Loved this one ❤👍
Thanks for your brilliant and interesting video about Brian. The influence of the old time blues musicians on R&B was immense. The music of my life.
Cotchford farm was previously owned by AA Milne, it’s 5 mins drive from my house
Another great video Paul... I've lived here in Cheltenham all my life and known of his grave here for many years, as my uncle is a big fan of The Rolling Stones and I've visited family members who have sadly passed away many times over the years and also visited Brians grave a few times over the years to pay my respects with my children..... If you're thinking of coming this week I'd avoid it this week as Cheltenham races is on all this week 14th/17th March and it brings the town to a standstill, otherwise Cheltenham is a great place to visit and you're right the cementary is huge but very well kept. All the best Paul. 👍
Yep, most of my family are buried there, a very tranquil place, at 69 i guess i'll be there within a few years or so.
Thanks, RIP Sir
Another great tribute paul, thank you 🙏..
My friend Bruce Becker of Fondulac, WI, whose house is a shrine to the Stones pilgrimaged to this cemetery years ago to pay homage to Brian. Bruce has been to over 50 concerts. I have been to four concerts with Bruce. Bruce's dwelling is covered with big promotional wall posters with other types of memorabilia all over the place. We love watching concerts with Bruce at his dwelling. You have the Stones watching you in the bathroom. Bruce shook hands with Mick and Bill.
Love your videos Paul ❤
I think you have done a fabulous job with Brian's tribute. I love music so learning about Brian's life has been enjoyable. Thanks again
Thank you Paul for showing us Brian,s grave. Cheers 🍺
The stones still going today sad about Brian Jones so young to die under strange circumstances another great video Paul thank you
Yes strange circumstances should be reinvestigated, and exhumed
VERY VERY STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCES. SAD.