So sad to hear of Charlie Watts’ passing. He will be missed. My favorite concert band-saw them soooo many times live and was never disappointed. Love this bad. What will the Stones do without Charlie.
Keep on Rolling. Steve Jordan is going to be the drummer for the upcoming fall dates. Next year is the 60th anniversary. I am sure that they will do something special for that.
Charlie didn't play drums on you can't always get what you want. Yes he played it live, but he didn't play on the record or come up with the beat and fills
I feel for the younger generation that never got to see the stones live in the 70s quite a few left that did see them in the 60s. Anaheim Stadium some girls both days hot hot hot. Kids don’t know what it’s like open stadium seating we took AMTRAK all the way to San Diego for the start me Up tour all the way from San Jose… I had my acoustic guitar I had already learned dozens and dozens of stone songs on the guitar after playing Oboe for 13 years. Open stadium seating we could go anywhere in the entire stadium from the front of the stage to the back of the stadium at the very top. But on Amtrak… They said get your guitar… We went to the bar car the observation car they bought me beers they entire trip and we smoked pot the entire time almost singing Beatles and the stones songs getting high and drinking beer… We can’t smoke pot on AMTRAK anymore :-) 2012 Oakland oracle one night after my dad passed. He was dying and he kept asking me are you going to the Rolling Stones concert? I said no dad I’m not leaving you alone. I was dead tired and I went toto Oakland and Mick Taylor guest starred on Midnight Rambler :-) he actually signed one of my lyric books when he played in Long Beach.
Did you ever make it to the Crawdaddy? Always wished to hear the stories from those hangin about ..Richmond ..TW9 1HU, United Kingdom.. Richmond, Surrey, England... The back room of the Station Hotel.. (Or stories from the corner of Royal Avenue and King's Road, Chelsea, London.. where The Chelsea Drug Store stood in 1968...) In the beginning.. The Stones were the house band at the Crawdaddy.. the Yardbirds were next.. this would of been an incredible place to hang out.. Oldham had the keys to the USA and the world tours then.. The Whiskey in LA was another place I wish I'd been old enough to waste time in.. but.. The Beatles actually helped the Rolling Stones find a tune for their first hit.. Beatles were also responsible for encouraging Andrew Loog Oldham to check out the Stones.. The Beatles and the Stones were considerate to the other band about altering drop dates for albums so each band could capitalize on song releases successfully.. For me personally.. there is no deep competion in their musical styles.. the fans are the fans who carry hits to #1 and there's only room for 1... My needle is broken & choice is permanently stuck on The 😎Rolling Stones. 🖤💙. Thankful for the Beatles for sure.. but in all my years of loving Rock and Roll.. I've only bought "1" 45 rpm related to Beatles music and it had nothing to do with "early Beatles".. of course I watched the cartoon as a child.. Saturday morning animated television series featuring representations of the popular English rock band the Beatles. Originally broadcast from 1965 to 1969 on ABC in the U.S. (only 1965 to 1967 was first run; later seasons were repeats). Opening theme: "Can't Buy Me Love" (season 1, full program); "Help!"... loved the Paul McCartney work too... but The Rolling Stones were like pirates to my soul.. that sound.. that showmanship.. that scene.. stole me.
@@debmccorkle4845 Not A Beatles Fan AT ALL !! sorry lol.. Have U seen the Stones live from the dessert shows play Come Together ?????? I Swear they Rock IT !! BIG TIME !! RIP Charlie.....
Their 1972 tour was one of the best ever in my opinion; just coming off the release of Exile; they were on top of the world. They were tight...but loose, funky, raw, bluesy, aggressive and gentle. I love it when Mick and Keef share the mic and just bust those vocals out. Keef's voice even sounded great here; raw yet perfect for the songs. Rock and Roll and it's finest!!
Saw them at the civic arena in Pittsburgh 1972 tour! It was love at first sight. Every concert is an amazing event. Always an unforgettable time of my time.
Greatest Rock and Roll BAND and still licking it up 59 year's, survived every generational culture trend while writing thier own rules and breaking all conventional norms .
The Stones obviously have been a great band for years. But, in my humble opinion, there is just something a bit more special to their work from the period of 1969 to 1975. It's like they really came into their own in this period.
There is absolutely no one on Earth 🌎 that can fill the Stones shoes. The most incredible band ever. I am so grateful that I was with them for all the decades they played. Charlie will never be replaced, he was phenomenal. Hope to meet him in the afterlife with Jesus.
@@carlneoh5843 Zeppelin is legendary, but I lived during those days and nothing was a force like The Stones. Yes, Zeppelin was more talented, but The Stones were a worldwide event when they showed up.
I was born in 1961 & The Rolling Stones ALWAYS WAS & WILL BE MY FAVORITE ROCK N ROLL BAND! 60's & 70's were the BEST!! Wish I had a TIME MACHINE TO GO BACK TO THOSE DAYS & STAY BECAUSE THIS WORLD HAS SUCKED FOR TOO LONG!!💯🔥 The shit they call music today can't touch the STONES with a 10 ft. Pole!!💯☝️🎸🎤🔥💞😘🤩🎼🥳🌟💥🎶🥰💫✨
RIP Charlie...thanks for the backseat of my whole life and sharing your quiet dignified Legacy of 60+ years!! Always the Rock in the Rolling Stones! 🥁🎶💝🙏☮️✌️♎♾️🇬🇧
Yes: "No one can replace you, you will always be the drummer for the Stones." But they have a competent professional playing drums there, chosen by Charlie himself, who has played with the band and has played with Keith Richards for a long time: and professional musicians, they play what needs to be played. You must respect the choice of the band and especially the great musician who is Steve Jordan. As for Watts' moral presence, this is another conversation. And the show has to go on.
I totally get what you're saying and I have seen the Stones all the since I was a kid, in 1994. And I've seen Charlie many times, and I truly do miss him. But Steve Jordan was selected by Charlie himself, and Charlie and Steve were close friends. I saw the Stones again, twice, in Los Angeles on October 14th and October 17th, 2021 (one great ticket, one almost nose bleed ticket, but hey fine by me!). I also saw them in 2019 at the Rose Bowl (videos in my profile), and that was the last time I saw Charlie on stage. And they still sound damn good. A bit different without Charlie, but still damn good. And I love Steve Jordan. Big shoes to fill, but it was Charlie's wish. And if they want to continue and have fun, I won't stop them. I do wish the tickets were a tad bit cheaper, but they are pretty comparable to other bands. I did score a lucky dip ticket for one show ($30 a ticket). Oh, Mick, Keith and Ronnie were bouncing around the stage. Mick was walking backwards and running like crazy... while singing... I'm like wtf... I wish I'm in that good of shape when I'm 78.
More than tremendous! Ive seen this clip a few times.., but each time it moves me. The band, all of them, are so in the moment! All so skilled. Just perfection in rock n roll!
Charlie is still jammin with them from heaven he will always be by their sides they are the greatest and bring back the best memories of my life love to all of you and your family especially Charlie Watts peace out
No doubt. I am becoming comfortable in saying in looking back to that Era of the stones that they are the greatest rock and roll band in the history of music itself😮
I had the chance to see them in Hampton,Va in 1980 but we thought the $15 ticket was too much so we didn't go.. I did see them in 99 and had a backstage pass.
Charlie was and Always Will B The Heartbeat of The Rolling Stones... I think The Last Tour Should B The "Last Time" as the band will never b the same without Charlie.. peace
Wow. This was like stepping back in time to my teenager years and it's so sad because it's over and never coming back for me or the rolling stones but I wouldn't trade it for anything, I was so so lucky to have live through that period and was old enough to make it and young enough to still be here to brag about it
Same here! Rock and rolls best front man. I grew up listening to them and even did homework listening to all my Stones records. How I did that and still passed I'll never know...
Yeah this live version is probably the best ever. It was still so fresh and alive and angry!...it had an energy to it that although there have been good live versions since, none have really captured the lighting in a bottle like this one. This is one of my all time favorite live stones moments, and I'm pretty farmiliar with many of 'em...
I danced 💃🏿 into the new year that year.. the house played Shattered over and over.. most of the night.. we nearly came up with a choreographed dance step to this song..
It’s an amazingly constructed song in that it’s basically just one simple guitar riff but Mick’s vocal delivery and the imagery keeps me riveted all way through
Absolutely love hearing Keith singing lead; Micks back up vocals are on point. What a phenomenally groovy band who gave us the ‘ROLL’ with the Rock. Love the Stones forever!!💞 😻
The years go by, but Mick Jagger remains the same. A 20-year-old man who can not stand still just for a second while he's on stage. Love from Greece 🇬🇷 Rolling stones.
I'm a huge Stones fan and they are the Michael Jordan or rock bands. The Stones are #1. But I think Aerosmith is the Kobe Bryant of rock bands, and Steve Tyler is an even better front man than Mic, and I've seen them both live.
and now at 80 years old , NO ONE moves like him at that age i mean i would think he would be just worn out but he keeps in shape so he isnt a fool up there
You're right: Charlie's drumming smokes on Happy. The passion and energy of Mick and Keith on the tune is outrageous! The dynamics of Keith's playing on Midnight Rambler is virtuoso. What touch!
All the members of the band are gold and together created the best of the best. I keep listening to their amazing songs and my kids love them too. Don't let 60s-70s rock music die.
29:05 What Mick plays here is simply amazing. I saw the stones twice and I like Ronnie too, but it would be such an amazing thing to see them play one last time together with Mick Taylor on a third guitar
Mick Taylor had been a Guest on the 2012-2013 GRRR tour. And yes it was amazing to hear and see him play with the Stones again! They all sounded great together. He didn't play on every song tho but thats what being a guest is all about! Stones Rule!
We could hope for that BUT Now that Charlie is gone, I think The Stones should make their Last Tour Their "LAST TIME".. They ALL Need 2 Enjoy Life and Not catch COVID......
@@terasasanders8155 Mick Jagger by his own account is something of a split personality - domesticated and passive while off-duty at home, and a driven dynamo while in working and performing mode. His is a unique personality that thrives on hard work, challenges and adversity. (He's also a greedy bastard and that turned Keith off.) But I doubt that Mick could ever permanently "retire" from his career. If The Stones ever call it a day (which they'll eventually do sooner or later), I'm sure that Mick will carry on as a performer in the business in one way or another. It's his life, and the arenaline rush of performing (and the love of making big money) which has kept him going for a lifetime. Some people can retire gracefully and it's the death of other people. He revealed long ago to Dick Cavett when asked if he could continue as a rocker into his 60's and Jagger replied, "Yeah, easily." ruclips.net/video/Xx9nA0RHvqg/видео.html The rest is history. Rock on.
@@larrya7360 This version is smokin' for sure. But I gotta give the win still to the Get Yer Ya-Yas version. That was pretty much the ONLY song on that album that wasn't goosed up completely live on that recording, and it just kills. I think the GYYYO version of Midnight Rambler is the gold standard by which all other versions are judged. But this one...I gotta say is a VERY close #2!! :D
@@chilecayenne I loved the tempo on the GYYYO version and the ending was the best ever, but I always wondered if there weren’t production tricks that balanced out Mick’s and Keith’s guitars. Plus, GYYYO was the first version I heard and therefore the standard by which I measured all other versions. All the Stones’ live recordings rock so much harder than the studio versions. Yet I’ve never heard a live version of Satisfaction that I thought held a candle to the record. Keith couldn’t seem to replicate that distinctive guitar tone live.
Charlie Watts was never the most flashy drummer. He wasn't known for the frenzied solos of Cream's Ginger Baker, or for placing explosives in his kick drum like The Who's Keith Moon. Instead, he was the subtle, stoic heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for almost 60 years. We all Brazilian fans will miss Charlie. RIP 🇧🇷.
Beautifully said !! Charlie was the Heartbeat of The Stones.. I do not think they should replace Charlie at all. I have been a Stones fan since I was 13 yrs old , lucky to have seen them over 30 times in concert , went to 3 Press Conferences have 3 Press Packages. I do not think the band should continue without Charlie...RIP to The A Real Gentleman The One n ONLY Dapper Charlie Watts....
@@terasasanders8155 Yep! Stones without Bill Wyman. Sure. Without Brian Jones. OK. Then without Mick Taylor. Alright.But the Stones without Charlie Watts? Nope. No way. Tks for commenting Teresa.
@@zulmarlopes6021 I really Agree with you about Brian n Mick T. I was perturbed in 1993 when Bill Left the Stones I was worried who would or could replace him . Darryl Jones stepped in and FIT Right Into the Band.. Sadly he never gets the recognition he Truly Deserves, He is A Kick-Ass bass player. Without Charlie I feel as tho The Stones should refund the money. All Us Stones fans would rather they not tour again with this Covid problem. Why r they risking their lives for what? Now that there is no drummer that could replace him. There is NO Drummer they could just jump in the way Darryl did. I love The Stones and want them to close up shop . they made a shit ton of money. Time 2 rest n enjoy FAMILY cuz at the end of the day Is it worth 1 of them contracting this Killer Covid? Nice chatting ..peace from New Jersey USA...
I saw 2 of these 4 concert tours, thanks for all the wonderful memories & fantastic music. It seems like I've listened to the Stones my whole life & always will.
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK, to keep Mick Taylor in the band. For starters, they could have PAID him. He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals. In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not... With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY, Keef couldn't hold a candle to him. Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist. Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius. Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana. No doubt about it. The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics. The band was never the same after 1974.
This is fantastic, sound quality esp. Shows (among other things) how unique Keith's guitar parts are. He's almost like the Miles Davis of rock music, after 30 seconds you know that sound could only be Keith. Santana is similar, you always know it's him.
Take care Tan Tod.Think the Gearscare getting warm.Ronnie Wood has TWO SONGS one about Jimy Reed.well Realky both of them .Have You heard them.Think were gonna get to see THE GREATEST BAND ON THE PLANET.I AN SI STOKED.WHEW.!! Walter B.Memphis. 😛☠🌟🎼💯
Last time I saw the Stones I noticed that the family next to us had Mum and Dad, the kids and the Grandparents . So no chance of them being forgotten for years to come. Amazing to see 3 generations loving the same vibe !
I saw them on this tour. For some reason I don't remember the saxophone player. I do remember Billy Preston. It was great.. the stage was a trip! Great version of this song.
Good god this footage of Midnight Rambler from 1971…best ever. The Glimmer Twins were at their peak in the early 70’s. Garage band, sloppy blues. Love it
Love this performance too!! I love it when Mick plays the harmonica…..he’s just phenomenal. The only front man with as much stamina to “maybe” give him a run for his money might be David Byrne of the Talking Heads. He doesn’t have his moves though and no one really does. If that song doesn’t make you want to move…then you are seriously flawed.
Entire video so iconic. It's amazing and it isn't talked about enough how many timeless mega hits The Stones have. Keith and Mick wrote rock masterpieces for all time. And the best part of this video for me was the double head toss. They are so connected, and we are all blessed by it. Rock on, guys. We love you!!!
Ronnie Wood solo on “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” is evocative of the style unique to the Black and Blue sessions. It wasn’t something he carried over from The Faces. Woody was settling into a new band. “Weaving” (as Keith puts it) with Richards yielded something new by the time Some Girls was recorded. Ronnie is one of my favorite musicians because of his talent and his willingness to accommodate and be an integral part of any musical endeavor.
The difference between 75 and 78 is so flagrant, Mick stopped drugs and alcohol because he knew he had to last and he was right He's always here on stage in 2021 at more than 80 , for our pleasure 😍💗
@@davidmellish3295 I couldn't understand what babeth was trying to say. guess people these days are too lazy to even write a proper sentence when they are performing their Keyboard Warrior duties. lol. maybe didn't get enough "participation" trophies?
@@kevinmcclintock5492 I assumed (probably wrongly knowing me lol ) that English wasn't their first language, due to the fact they said "Mike braked drugs and alcohol) most English speakers would have said "Mick stopped using drugs and alcohol.
Peace be with Charlie Watts family & Band Mates ...He was the Constant Rhythmic Beat who always had a hint of a smile & Twinkle in His Eye if the camera ever had a chance to catch Him...He was the Quiet Heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for 6 decades...And My Whole Life...R.I.P Charlie❤💋❤💋❤💋❤💋❤💋❤💋❤
My first two concerts both shows Anaheim Stadium summer of 1978 “some girls“ they were hot hot hot open stadium seating it was a blast it was wild it was scary it was brilliant. I still love all of the live some girls tour especially from Memphis and the one in TECH Texas. I love Mr. TAYLOR‘s beautiful guitar playing I am in Oboist and guitarist but I’m a better guitarist because of KEITH and Mick Taylor. But I loved the resurrection of punk with Ronnie wood and Keith’s guitars searing off each other!
I heard some rumor that Mick said they didn't like the "Some Girls" music as much as their other stuff.. I saw July 8th, 1978 Soldier Field Chicago.. what a great show.. absolutely saturated sex, ronch, rock and roll feeling to that show.. I still to this day love all the music from "Some Girls".. really tho.. not many Stones Songs I don't like.. it's all pretty clever stuff.
THIS IS THE PLACE MAN!! THE ROLLING STONES!! ALL TIME, NEVER CHANGE MYMIND BEST!! GOD BLESS MUSICIANS For HELPING US ALL HOLD IT TOGETHER!! ;] WE LOVE YA!!
I miss Mick Taylor's guitar !! The sound was different from today. Bill Wyman said well, when he left the Rolling Stones, that the band were leaving their essence behind. Rest in peace Charlie Watts.
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mick and keith don't play rock n roll they are rock n roll
💯 x💯x💯x💯x💯
Keith said Mick is rock and he is roll.
Yep❤
Yes man!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
So sad to hear of Charlie Watts’ passing. He will be missed. My favorite concert band-saw them soooo many times live and was never disappointed. Love this bad. What will the Stones do without Charlie.
Keep on Rolling. Steve Jordan is going to be the drummer for the upcoming fall dates. Next year is the 60th anniversary. I am sure that they will do something special for that.
The Rolling Stones: a lenda viva do melhor rock'n roll
That bass guitar on “Happy” at the beginning of clip A+++++ awesome !
оу да, лучшее время роулингов, лайк !
Keep on rolling
needed this, this afternoon. yeah!
Wow! Superb! We miss you, Charlie!
Amo más a Keith Richards que a mí mismo 😭🤧🤧🥺🥺
RIP Charlie Watts 🤘🥺
Dont understand a word. Perfect british english even if i'm 50 y older, speak quite good english in normal life. 😂😂😂
Keith singing great
A band that doesn’t play live shows is only half a band as far as I’m concerned.
-Keith Richards
The drumming on "You can't always get" is absolutely bad ass, RIP CHARLIE!!! You will be missed!!!
That's the stone cold truth right there. Absolutely kick ass playing.
Charlie didn't play drums on you can't always get what you want. Yes he played it live, but he didn't play on the record or come up with the beat and fills
@@mattiemclean9882 - It's not the same This version is better than the record.
Se puede apreciar con claridad los recursos que provienen del jazz en la manera en que Charly Watts utiliza el Hi hat... excelente..
On the solos miss another Mick. Great sax here.
Charlie Watts, a true gentleman and a fabulous drummer who will be greatly missed. GOD bless Charlie and the Watts family.
The look and sound of the unforgettable 70’s. Greatest rock band of all time. I’ll love you forever
Saw them the other night in Orlando!🎶PHENOMINAL show!👅💥
I feel for the younger generation that never got to see the stones live in the 70s quite a few left that did see them in the 60s. Anaheim Stadium some girls both days hot hot hot. Kids don’t know what it’s like open stadium seating we took AMTRAK all the way to San Diego for the start me Up tour all the way from San Jose… I had my acoustic guitar I had already learned dozens and dozens of stone songs on the guitar after playing Oboe for 13 years. Open stadium seating we could go anywhere in the entire stadium from the front of the stage to the back of the stadium at the very top. But on Amtrak… They said get your guitar… We went to the bar car the observation car they bought me beers they entire trip and we smoked pot the entire time almost singing Beatles and the stones songs getting high and drinking beer… We can’t smoke pot on AMTRAK anymore :-) 2012 Oakland oracle one night after my dad passed. He was dying and he kept asking me are you going to the Rolling Stones concert? I said no dad I’m not leaving you alone. I was dead tired and I went toto Oakland and Mick Taylor guest starred on Midnight Rambler :-) he actually signed one of my lyric books when he played in Long Beach.
Awesome dude
Did you ever make it to the Crawdaddy? Always wished to hear the stories from those hangin about
..Richmond ..TW9 1HU, United Kingdom..
Richmond, Surrey, England... The back room of the Station Hotel..
(Or stories from the corner of Royal Avenue and King's Road, Chelsea, London.. where The Chelsea Drug Store stood in 1968...)
In the beginning.. The Stones were the house band at the Crawdaddy.. the Yardbirds were next.. this would of been an incredible place to hang out.. Oldham had the keys to the USA and the world tours then.. The Whiskey in LA was another place I wish I'd been old enough to waste time in..
but.. The Beatles actually helped the Rolling Stones find a tune for their first hit.. Beatles were also responsible for encouraging Andrew Loog Oldham to check out the Stones.. The Beatles and the Stones were considerate to the other band about altering drop dates for albums so each band could capitalize on song releases successfully.. For me personally.. there is no deep competion in their musical styles.. the fans are the fans who carry hits to #1 and there's only room for 1... My needle is broken & choice is permanently stuck on The 😎Rolling Stones. 🖤💙. Thankful for the Beatles for sure.. but in all my years of loving Rock and Roll.. I've only bought "1" 45 rpm related to Beatles music and it had nothing to do with "early Beatles".. of course I watched the cartoon as a child.. Saturday morning animated television series featuring representations of the popular English rock band the Beatles. Originally broadcast from 1965 to 1969 on ABC in the U.S. (only 1965 to 1967 was first run; later seasons were repeats).
Opening theme: "Can't Buy Me Love" (season 1, full program); "Help!"... loved the Paul McCartney work too... but The Rolling Stones were like pirates to my soul.. that sound.. that showmanship.. that scene.. stole me.
Nice story to remember the best to remember and pass on !!! To your children 🙂
Wow! Lucky devil! Cheers!
@@debmccorkle4845 Not A Beatles Fan AT ALL !! sorry lol.. Have U seen the Stones live from the dessert shows play Come Together ?????? I Swear they Rock IT !! BIG TIME !! RIP Charlie.....
59 years of glorious band the greatest and by far infinite thanks for existing all my life I appreciate
Me, too! Great! I love this version of "you can't always get what you want". The best i ever heard!
well said. My sentiments exactly
Their 1972 tour was one of the best ever in my opinion; just coming off the release of Exile; they were on top of the world. They were tight...but loose, funky, raw, bluesy, aggressive and gentle. I love it when Mick and Keef share the mic and just bust those vocals out. Keef's voice even sounded great here; raw yet perfect for the songs. Rock and Roll and it's finest!!
Nothing better than stones concerts!
They were honestly best when all on smack …
Fuck an A
Mick and Kieft were the ice and drink, mick Taylor was the straw😎
Saw them at the civic arena in Pittsburgh 1972 tour! It was love at first sight. Every concert is an amazing event. Always an unforgettable time of my time.
ROLLING STONES IN MY DNA 🎸🎤🎷🎹🧬🧬🧬🧬💖💥
Yeah, in mine too!
World's greatest rock'n'roll band!
Agreed
I agree 😍
Absolutely. Without a doubt
🖤👏💛💙❤✌
Greatest Rock and Roll BAND and still licking it up 59 year's, survived every generational culture trend while writing thier own rules and breaking all conventional norms .
The You Can’t Always Get What You Want on here is SICK. Love the slow funkiness of it. Gorgeous music.
Same!
the most precious moments in all of rock and roll history are when mick and keith are at the mic together
C est vraiment juste ça restera les meilleurs
Also Hendrix burning guitar at Monterey???
Plus Tyler/ Perry in the 70s
The Stones obviously have been a great band for years. But, in my humble opinion, there is just something a bit more special to their work from the period of 1969 to 1975.
It's like they really came into their own in this period.
There is absolutely no one on Earth 🌎 that can fill the Stones shoes. The most incredible band ever. I am so grateful that I was with them for all the decades they played. Charlie will never be replaced, he was phenomenal. Hope to meet him in the afterlife with Jesus.
@@maureenmoody2687 I hear that! I like some Charlie Watts.
@@maureenmoody2687 I mean they were number 2 in their prime cos of Zeppelin
From '69 to '74, they had the BEST guitarist the Stones ever had: Mick Taylor.
The band was never the same after 1974.
@@carlneoh5843 Zeppelin is legendary, but I lived during those days and nothing was a force like The Stones. Yes, Zeppelin was more talented, but The Stones were a worldwide event when they showed up.
EXCELLENT!! THE GLIMMER TWINS FOR EVER & EVER 👉👏👏👏👏👏👏🔗💀🔗🎸🎲🎸👅🇦🇷👅
Yes my friend.. The best band forever and ever... Long life for The Rolling Stones 🙏💯✌️👌🔥🔥✌️🇦🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@tandod269 CHEERS FRIEND..GOD BLESS YOU TANJA 🙏✌STONES FOR EVER..& EVER 🎲👉& THANKS YOU FOR THE BEAUTIFUL COMMENTS 🙏✌🕺❤❤❤🤗🇭🇷👍
I was born in 1961 & The Rolling Stones ALWAYS WAS & WILL BE MY FAVORITE ROCK N ROLL BAND! 60's & 70's were the BEST!! Wish I had a TIME MACHINE TO GO BACK TO THOSE DAYS & STAY BECAUSE THIS WORLD HAS SUCKED FOR TOO LONG!!💯🔥 The shit they call music today can't touch the STONES with a 10 ft. Pole!!💯☝️🎸🎤🔥💞😘🤩🎼🥳🌟💥🎶🥰💫✨
Yeah I was born 1961and I agree with you✌️🤟✊️
Elton John is fabulous too. He's earned his fame. I love his music and style. Too many to mention. Thanks to all who rocked my world.
I didnt have a bad day, but this made my day!
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@@lemurianchick ~~
Love Keith on vocals
Always loved songs sung by Keith Richards!!!
He's got "That" Voice 😍😏🎤🎸
They could make a greatest hits with just all Keith songs
@@literallyunderrated I know Mick is the lead guy of the Stones, but Keith Richards has always been the "Spice" of the STONES 👅👄
He hits th hi notes
He’s perfect for Mick. His ability to sing right behind or a head of the melody.
RIP Charlie...thanks for the backseat of my whole life and sharing your quiet dignified Legacy of 60+ years!!
Always the Rock in the Rolling Stones!
🥁🎶💝🙏☮️✌️♎♾️🇬🇧
Rest in peace Charlie. No one can replace you, you will always be the drummer for the Stones. The band won’t sound the same again without you. RIP.
We love you Charley. Rest well my friend.
Yes: "No one can replace you, you will always be the drummer for the Stones." But they have a competent professional playing drums there, chosen by Charlie himself, who has played with the band and has played with Keith Richards for a long time: and professional musicians, they play what needs to be played. You must respect the choice of the band and especially the great musician who is Steve Jordan. As for Watts' moral presence, this is another conversation. And the show has to go on.
I totally get what you're saying and I have seen the Stones all the since I was a kid, in 1994. And I've seen Charlie many times, and I truly do miss him. But Steve Jordan was selected by Charlie himself, and Charlie and Steve were close friends. I saw the Stones again, twice, in Los Angeles on October 14th and October 17th, 2021 (one great ticket, one almost nose bleed ticket, but hey fine by me!). I also saw them in 2019 at the Rose Bowl (videos in my profile), and that was the last time I saw Charlie on stage.
And they still sound damn good. A bit different without Charlie, but still damn good. And I love Steve Jordan. Big shoes to fill, but it was Charlie's wish. And if they want to continue and have fun, I won't stop them. I do wish the tickets were a tad bit cheaper, but they are pretty comparable to other bands. I did score a lucky dip ticket for one show ($30 a ticket).
Oh, Mick, Keith and Ronnie were bouncing around the stage. Mick was walking backwards and running like crazy... while singing... I'm like wtf... I wish I'm in that good of shape when I'm 78.
Oh do zip your lip
@@joycecosta3236 Precisely! the show has to go on and after all "its only Rock n' roll!!!!!!!"
I'm in tatters, I've been shattered by the excellence of this compilation. :)
More than tremendous! Ive seen this clip a few times.., but each time it moves me. The band, all of them, are so in the moment! All so skilled. Just perfection in rock n roll!
If I had a time machine, I would definitely go back to 1972 and be at this concert. RIP Charlie. you are sadly missed, Sir.
Charlie is still jammin with them from heaven he will always be by their sides they are the greatest and bring back the best memories of my life love to all of you and your family especially Charlie Watts peace out
The Exile Tour is the greatest band ever compiled! My favorite of all
No doubt. I am becoming comfortable in saying in looking back to that Era of the stones that they are the greatest rock and roll band in the history of music itself😮
I appreciate his skills the more I watch Charlie 😢😢😢😢 R.I.P.
I had the chance to see them in Hampton,Va in 1980 but we thought the $15 ticket was too much so we didn't go..
I did see them in 99 and had a backstage pass.
His drumming really held these guys together. RIP Charlie.
Charlie was and Always Will B The Heartbeat of The Rolling Stones... I think The Last Tour Should B The "Last Time" as the band will never b the same without Charlie.. peace
Jagger stole the show, now he's alone
I got to shows in every decade since 70s,eighties definently the most entertaining .the opening acts they had were equally talented imho.💥 🙃💥
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Fuckn right!!
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Please do Rolling Stones iconic moments from the 60s, please ❤❤❤❤ (with Brian Jones)
Watch Rock' n' Roll circus and the video of 2000 light years from home.
I’m Alright Live in Ireland, Little Red Rooster, Child of the Moon video,
Wow. This was like stepping back in time to my teenager years and it's so sad because it's over and never coming back for me or the rolling stones but I wouldn't trade it for anything, I was so so lucky to have live through that period and was old enough to make it and young enough to still be here to brag about it
Same here brother, out of 'High' school in '72, saw Stones 1st time, Fan for Life!!
Well said Bruce, I feel the same! I’m so glad that I’ve experienced all that great music. I’ve visited their concerts in Gothenburg Sweden since 65
Same here! Rock and rolls best front man. I grew up listening to them and even did homework listening to all my Stones records. How I did that and still passed I'll never know...
the Rolling stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath what teenager years we had DAMN we where so lucky
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LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES!
(10:15) This solo by Ronnie Wood is so pleasing to my ear! I love when he plays.
Mick Taylor one of the most underrated guitarists of the 70's...🎸🔊🎼
The most overrated, IMHO.
Taylor played some sweet guitar on "time waits for no man"
@@carolbricker4434 *For No One
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I agree.
Shattered is an incredible song, very weird for its time and still now. This version is stunning on every level.
It's like a parody of Johnny Rotten and his lot.
Yeah this live version is probably the best ever. It was still so fresh and alive and angry!...it had an energy to it that although there have been good live versions since, none have really captured the lighting in a bottle like this one. This is one of my all time favorite live stones moments, and I'm pretty farmiliar with many of 'em...
@@geruto17760 He`s wearing a Sex Pistols Swastika Destroy shirt too.
I danced 💃🏿 into the new year that year.. the house played Shattered over and over.. most of the night.. we nearly came up with a choreographed dance step to this song..
It’s an amazingly constructed song in that it’s basically just one simple guitar riff but Mick’s vocal delivery and the imagery keeps me riveted all way through
Jagger was incredibly beautiful in 71 at the Marquee. Sexy like a stud....
OH YES ! THEY WERE ALL BEAUTIFUL !!!!
@Redwood Rebelgirl if you like toothless hobos....
@Redwood Rebelgirl one broken tooth ? You do not know your Stones. All his tooth were rotten by drug use. Had to be replaced in 1974 by apparel
@Redwood Rebelgirl pay no mind to the troll!
@@kevinmcclintock5492 not a troll. A true Stones fan you idiot.
Absolutely love hearing Keith singing lead; Micks back up vocals are on point. What a phenomenally groovy band who gave us the ‘ROLL’ with the Rock. Love the Stones forever!!💞
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Absolute LEGENDS!! Mick hasn't aged much at all! Still fit, energetic, and so Rock n' Roll!!!!!!
The years go by, but Mick Jagger remains the same. A 20-year-old man who can not stand still just for a second while he's on stage. Love from Greece 🇬🇷 Rolling stones.
Like it
"Forever young".
Mick is the greatest frontman ever and these clips prove it! There is no second place either...he is just so believable!
I'm a huge Stones fan and they are the Michael Jordan or rock bands. The Stones are #1. But I think Aerosmith is the Kobe Bryant of rock
bands, and Steve Tyler is an even better front man than Mic, and I've seen them both live.
….I Love Him, Freddie and Robert plant probably the most for bands. I Love George Micheals voice the best though
You Bet; love Mick and his moves!!💖
and now at 80 years old , NO ONE moves like him at that age i mean i would think he would be just worn out but he keeps in shape so he isnt a fool up there
You're right: Charlie's drumming smokes on Happy. The passion and energy of Mick and Keith on the tune is outrageous! The dynamics of Keith's playing on Midnight Rambler is virtuoso. What touch!
I’ve always loved Ronnie’s long drawn out solos, when the band is jamming
Mick Taylor’s solo on Happy from Ladies & Gentlemen is one of my favourite solo’s ever
They were at their best with Mick Taylor on
lead.
Still going strong in 23. Amazing. RIP Mr.Watts
All the members of the band are gold and together created the best of the best. I keep listening to their amazing songs and my kids love them too. Don't let 60s-70s rock music die.
Hello, how are you doing it’s nice meeting you here.
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@@keithrichards5334 You played with the best; you are the best! Keep on going Kéef.
It's disappearing like big band eventually did.
29:05 What Mick plays here is simply amazing. I saw the stones twice and I like Ronnie too, but it would be such an amazing thing to see them play one last time together with Mick Taylor on a third guitar
Mick Taylor had been a Guest on the 2012-2013 GRRR tour. And yes it was amazing to hear and see him play with the Stones again! They all sounded great together. He didn't play on every song tho but thats what being a guest is all about! Stones Rule!
We could hope for that BUT Now that Charlie is gone, I think The Stones should make their Last Tour Their "LAST TIME".. They ALL Need 2 Enjoy Life and Not catch COVID......
Mick JJ really lives the sound as if it's eliminating from the power of his ?
You can see plenty of Mick Taylor in their 2013 Glastonbury concert ruclips.net/video/kfORcR2VSbc/видео.html
@@terasasanders8155 Mick Jagger by his own account is something of a split personality - domesticated and passive while off-duty at home, and a driven dynamo while in working and performing mode. His is a unique personality that thrives on hard work, challenges and adversity. (He's also a greedy bastard and that turned Keith off.) But I doubt that Mick could ever permanently "retire" from his career. If The Stones ever call it a day (which they'll eventually do sooner or later), I'm sure that Mick will carry on as a performer in the business in one way or another. It's his life, and the arenaline rush of performing (and the love of making big money) which has kept him going for a lifetime. Some people can retire gracefully and it's the death of other people. He revealed long ago to Dick Cavett when asked if he could continue as a rocker into his 60's and Jagger replied, "Yeah, easily." ruclips.net/video/Xx9nA0RHvqg/видео.html The rest is history. Rock on.
Midnight Rambler is a masterpiece. 1968-1978 was stones best albums, and performances.
Agree. The version in this video may be best I’ve heard.
@@larrya7360 This version is smokin' for sure.
But I gotta give the win still to the Get Yer Ya-Yas version. That was pretty much the ONLY song on that album that wasn't goosed up completely live on that recording, and it just kills.
I think the GYYYO version of Midnight Rambler is the gold standard by which all other versions are judged.
But this one...I gotta say is a VERY close #2!!
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@@chilecayenne I loved the tempo on the GYYYO version and the ending was the best ever, but I always wondered if there weren’t production tricks that balanced out Mick’s and Keith’s guitars. Plus, GYYYO was the first version I heard and therefore the standard by which I measured all other versions. All the Stones’ live recordings rock so much harder than the studio versions. Yet I’ve never heard a live version of Satisfaction that I thought held a candle to the record. Keith couldn’t seem to replicate that distinctive guitar tone live.
I think the video is a little short for iconic moments from The Rolling Stones.
The Stones are magic , the 70’s Stones were magical…
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
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The 1970s was the height of the Rolling Stones. "Shattered" is the best punk rock song ever made.
Agree…they really captured the punk essence and took it to another level.
@@ctdali you said it perfectly!
try working for the clampdown live the clash pretty awsome
Charlie Watts was never the most flashy drummer. He wasn't known for the frenzied solos of Cream's Ginger Baker, or for placing explosives in his kick drum like The Who's Keith Moon. Instead, he was the subtle, stoic heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for almost 60 years. We all Brazilian fans will miss Charlie. RIP 🇧🇷.
Beautifully said !! Charlie was the Heartbeat of The Stones.. I do not think they should replace Charlie at all. I have been a Stones fan since I was 13 yrs old , lucky to have seen them over 30 times in concert , went to 3 Press Conferences have 3 Press Packages. I do not think the band should continue without Charlie...RIP to The A Real Gentleman The One n ONLY Dapper Charlie Watts....
@@terasasanders8155 Yep! Stones without Bill Wyman. Sure. Without Brian Jones. OK. Then without Mick Taylor. Alright.But the Stones without Charlie Watts? Nope. No way. Tks for commenting Teresa.
@@zulmarlopes6021 I really Agree with you about Brian n Mick T. I was perturbed in 1993 when Bill Left the Stones I was worried who would or could replace him . Darryl Jones stepped in and FIT Right Into the Band.. Sadly he never gets the recognition he Truly Deserves, He is A Kick-Ass bass player. Without Charlie I feel as tho The Stones should refund the money. All Us Stones fans would rather they not tour again with this Covid problem. Why r they risking their lives for what? Now that there is no drummer that could replace him. There is NO Drummer they could just jump in the way Darryl did. I love The Stones and want them to close up shop . they made a shit ton of money. Time 2 rest n enjoy FAMILY cuz at the end of the day Is it worth 1 of them contracting this Killer Covid? Nice chatting ..peace from New Jersey USA...
@@terasasanders8155 Great Teresa. By the way one of my brother -in-law lives in NJ . Are u American?
@@zulmarlopes6021 Yes I am An American !!
The band was at its best when MickTaylor was a member. JMO.
I saw 2 of these 4 concert tours, thanks for all the wonderful memories & fantastic music. It seems like I've listened to the Stones my whole life & always will.
So SO lucky this concert and pulse concert love that you where there congratulations from sally in oshawa
If you haven't seen the Stones yet, if you didn't see them perform in 2022, you may never get the chance again. If you get the chance.........Go!
You'll never guess what's happening in 2024...
On the road again!
You haven't seen Stones if you seen them after 1972.
@@ixoye56STP 1972 is great, but musically, it cannot compete with the European 1973 Tour, which almost everyone considers PEAK Stones as a live act.
Saw them in 1981, thought they were old then. My only regret is I did not see them when the great Mick Taylor was a member.
THERE ARE NO FANS IN THE WORLD LIKE ROLLING STONES FANS. CHARLIE, IT JUST WON'T BE THE SAME WITHOUT YOU.
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK, to keep Mick Taylor in the band.
For starters, they could have PAID him.
He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals.
In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band.
They did not...
With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY,
Keef couldn't hold a candle to him.
Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist.
Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius.
Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana.
No doubt about it.
The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics.
The band was never the same after 1974.
OH WOW
This is a masterpiece from 1971🎶 Born in 1971 and The Stones still rules....Sorry for my english❣🔝🎼
It's July 21 2021 and at 68 I'm still Rocking to the Rolling Stones and ALL live Rock videos.
Yeah but you're rocking a chair.
This is fantastic, sound quality esp. Shows (among other things) how unique Keith's guitar parts are. He's almost like the Miles Davis of rock music, after 30 seconds you know that sound could only be Keith. Santana is similar, you always know it's him.
O Keith é inigualável.
The best years of the best band forever and ever... Long life for The Rolling Stones... From Croatia with love Tanja 🙏✌️💯👌
tako je.
Take care Tan Tod.Think the Gearscare getting warm.Ronnie Wood has TWO SONGS one about Jimy Reed.well Realky both of them .Have You heard them.Think were gonna get to see THE GREATEST BAND ON THE PLANET.I AN SI STOKED.WHEW.!! Walter B.Memphis. 😛☠🌟🎼💯
@@annbugbee5623 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️God bless you 🙏... Nice to hear you again 😊
@@nazifisaki Bok... Pozdrav iz Zagreba... The Rolling Stones forever... Tanja🤗
@@tandod269 pozdrav iz Makedoniju❤
👅Rolling Stones Greatest Of All Time🐐
The legendary band..
so cool to see/hear Jagger singing in “Happy” and look at that, microphone cables!
I noticed that too, and really enjoyed watching/hearing both him and Keith ("Keef", lol). Keef has nice teeth now, lol!
In the future when the children ask the elders what Rock & Roll was, the Stones will be the only band worth mentioning. Stones Forever!!!
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Hey Dude, even if they're the greatest Rock'n Roll Band of all times, there are plenty of others worth mentioning.
@@oliversoffge9441 Your so right. I love The Stones but there's a whole world of rock 'n' roll out there
Probably elvis as well
Last time I saw the Stones I noticed that the family next to us had Mum and Dad, the kids and the Grandparents . So no chance of them being forgotten for years to come. Amazing to see 3 generations loving the same vibe !
Midnight Rambler
This 1975 version of 'You can't always get what you want' is beyond incredible!!💙
Indeed 🖤
Ronnie gave his best on it, one of the best solos released with the Stones, he fits perfectly the mood of the song and of the arrangement.
I saw them on this tour. For some reason I don't remember the saxophone player. I do remember Billy Preston. It was great.. the stage was a trip! Great version of this song.
& The 1971 midnight rambler was priceless. 💖
Still like the Circus version. Done before the studio.
It doesn't get much better than this, fabulous times 👍🎸
Ronnie's really rocking here with You Can't Always Get What You Want. Go Ronnie go!
Good god this footage of Midnight Rambler from 1971…best ever. The Glimmer Twins were at their peak in the early 70’s. Garage band, sloppy blues. Love it
Love this performance too!! I love it when Mick plays the harmonica…..he’s just phenomenal. The only front man with as much stamina to “maybe” give him a run for his money might be David Byrne of the Talking Heads. He doesn’t have his moves though and no one really does. If that song doesn’t make you want to move…then you are seriously flawed.
Midnight Rambler ❤👌
"Happy" is one of the relatively few Stones' songs where Mick isn't lead singer. Keef says this song does, indeed, make him happy!
Damn! I'm so glad that I lived at the same time as the Stones and Beatles!
Entire video so iconic. It's amazing and it isn't talked about enough how many timeless mega hits The Stones have. Keith and Mick wrote rock masterpieces for all time. And the best part of this video for me was the double head toss. They are so connected, and we are all blessed by it. Rock on, guys. We love you!!!
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Ronnie Wood solo on “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” is evocative of the style unique to the Black and Blue sessions. It wasn’t something he carried over from The Faces. Woody was settling into a new band. “Weaving” (as Keith puts it) with Richards yielded something new by the time Some Girls was recorded. Ronnie is one of my favorite musicians because of his talent and his willingness to accommodate and be an integral part of any musical endeavor.
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It's a pleasure to see them singing together. It's a bit rare for them to share a microphone these days.
Thank you so much guys!!!!!! WE LOVE YOU 24/7 💪 🙌👌
The difference between 75 and 78 is so flagrant, Mick stopped drugs and alcohol because he knew he had to last and he was right He's always here on stage in 2021 at more than 80 , for our pleasure 😍💗
Mick not Mike lol and he's 78 so not quite more than 80 yet
@@davidmellish3295 I couldn't understand what babeth was trying to say. guess people these days are too lazy to even write a proper sentence when they are performing their Keyboard Warrior duties. lol. maybe didn't get enough "participation" trophies?
@@kevinmcclintock5492 I assumed (probably wrongly knowing me lol ) that English wasn't their first language, due to the fact they said "Mike braked drugs and alcohol) most English speakers would have said "Mick stopped using drugs and alcohol.
Who tf is Mike
@@kevinmcclintock5492 Many people think they're teacher for everybody
Peace be with Charlie Watts family & Band Mates ...He was the Constant Rhythmic Beat who always had a hint of a smile & Twinkle in His Eye if the camera ever had a chance to catch Him...He was the Quiet Heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for 6 decades...And
My Whole Life...R.I.P
Charlie❤💋❤💋❤💋❤💋❤💋❤💋❤
My first two concerts both shows Anaheim Stadium summer of 1978 “some girls“ they were hot hot hot open stadium seating it was a blast it was wild it was scary it was brilliant. I still love all of the live some girls tour especially from Memphis and the one in TECH Texas. I love Mr. TAYLOR‘s beautiful guitar playing I am in Oboist and guitarist but I’m a better guitarist because of KEITH and Mick Taylor. But I loved the resurrection of punk with Ronnie wood and Keith’s guitars searing off each other!
I heard some rumor that Mick said they didn't like the "Some Girls" music as much as their other stuff.. I saw July 8th, 1978 Soldier Field Chicago.. what a great show.. absolutely saturated sex, ronch, rock and roll feeling to that show.. I still to this day love all the music from "Some Girls".. really tho.. not many Stones Songs I don't like.. it's all pretty clever stuff.
I just seen the Stones for the first time in Chicago 2024 and man do they still ROCK IT! Definition of Rock And Roll 🤘🏽
this version of 'Happy' is one of their greatest ever performances. electric
Rolling stones lives forever ❤️😂😂😂
THIS IS THE PLACE MAN!! THE ROLLING STONES!! ALL TIME, NEVER CHANGE MYMIND BEST!! GOD BLESS MUSICIANS For HELPING US ALL HOLD IT TOGETHER!! ;] WE LOVE YA!!
I miss Mick Taylor's guitar !! The sound was different from today. Bill Wyman said well, when he left the Rolling Stones, that the band were leaving their essence behind. Rest in peace Charlie Watts.
Mick Taylor was THE BEST guitarist the Stones ever had. Period.
Every time I realize that they are still alive is an iconic moment.
Saw em' 2 times in 72' and 3 times in 75'.....sometimes you CAN get what you want.....
nothing like LIVE STONES ! Just the best 😎👍🏼👍🏼
I cry when I see such performances of the most greatest rock' roll band I've ever seen long life to the Stones
RIP Charlie 🥁🎶 Drummer for the Rolling Stones 🎸🎵
San Diego California, American 🇺🇲will see you soon 👅Rolling Stones 👅
Seriously, the Stones are going to tour and play San Diego for the makeup concerts? Yay for the Stones!!!!!
Yay
@@teresamontanelli4103 thanks
@@teresamontanelli4103 kick off
THE 1960s-1970s THE BEST EVER TIME FOR LIFE AND MUSIC-WITHOUT A DOUBT-YES.
hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
Ronnie's live solo in You Can't Always Get is by far his best performance with the Stones. Go to see the one he did in Love You Live, in addition.
The problem with this video is that is to short for the iconic Stones moments in the 70's
Do you think the iconic moments of 70s would last 10 years? (Record the whole decade)?