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* Music - " It's All Over Now"-The Rolling Stones
* Writer(s) Bobby Womack, Shirley Womack
* Producer: Andrew Loog Oldham
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The Rolling Stones at their brilliant best. The long instrumental part at the end is superb.
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yes it is
This was the T.A.M.I.
Not the live version here.
Anyone else love watching early stones just to see Brian?? I missed on so much! XxX Be at peace Brian ❤️
Oh yeah I feel you! Absolutely!! Best music is from back in the day when the image was all important and Brian Jones had an incredible stage presence and image
Agree Suzanne - enigmatic but brilliant guy.
Most definitely. Brian Jones was the essence of the early Stones.
Came to watch Brian, stayed to watch Jagger.
@@harveyplantharvester1502 came to watch Brian stayed to watch Brian
Brian Jones on that guitar, made that song the hit it was.. He was the true sound of the Rolling Stones 🙏
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I am 78 and I remember when this song appeared. I was 18 yrs old.
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They were so influential..... How many bands have copied Keith's jingle jangle, Brian's coolness and abilities ... Mick and his presence and energy. Bill and Charlie keeping it all cool and in time. .. Later Ronnie Wood. Well rock and roll fellow fans ...
Brian playing those riffs on that teardrop was brilliant.
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That's an iconic guitar now......just a pity the VOX guitar wasn't popular
No group can match the magic of the Stones (especially with Brian Jones) I was lucky enough to witness that magic several times
I am jealously jealous...
Well, sure but the Beatles are still Number one!❤
They’re OK but not in Beatles league. Problem was one singer as against 3 great singers. They had some good songs like this one. I saw them twice in 1960’s didn’t care for performance of Jagger.
Damn straight. And the haters above & below.
Beatles
Brian Jones was largely responsible for the early Stones sound and he is sorely missed even now. Love this!
absolute truth ... not ever the same after his departure !!!
Most of the early stones were covers and they just played blues like any other blues band
@@RaferJeffersonIII This is not a cover.
@@StanSwan it wasn’t written by them
@@RaferJeffersonIII It's All over now is a Jagger-Richards song.
You cant help enjoying Brian Jones magic rhythm guitar sound even after 60 yrs now!
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He was the lead guitarist on this number, however. He and Keith traded lead in live performances then.
Emagine, back in '64 right from the start they had fans who were born before 1900... So today these guy's have fans for more then 125 years!!!
Wow...! Thats' True, Isn't it... 👍 Glad you enjoyed the video.
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I was 14 when this came out. Now I"m 74 and it's still awesome.
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I was 13!!! I agree!!
In my opinion the greatest song the Rolling Stones have ever produced.
The original Stones line-up which included Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts really was the best.
Brian Jones, founder of The Rolling Stones......and the greatest musician in the history of rock and roll....played 13 (THIRTEEN) instruments on the album, Their Satanic Majesty's Request !!!
Love this era of the stones ❤️
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The Rolling Stones Ladies and gentlemen it does not get any better that that.
La passion, l'authenticité : voilà ce qui porte musiciens et public au ciel ! J'avais 15 ans quand j'ai entendu pour la première fois les Rolling Stones à la radio, et en Suisse, et c'était ce morceau... Quelle claque !!! Le lendemain, je partais à la recherche de tout disque des Rolling Stones :-) Je me suis même acheté une veste orange, comme celle que portait alors Brian...Adolescence. Mais cette musique ne m'a jamais quitté et ne me quittera jamais.
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I can't believe these guys were THIS GOOD when I was 15! I'm 70 this year; still love this stuff.
well many happy returns of the day for you when it comes about this yr...you will always luv this stuff, it is worth the luv...Toodlepip
I'm 67 and I do think just the same. Used to play their songs for hours and hours in the sixties with my guitar
Crabby Creates
Me 75 this year and I quite agree
Ditto that. I'm a year younger and have been following them from about the same age. I.just hope I get to see them.live one more time before I finally put my cue in the rack. And of course before Mick and his bandmates do the same.
Yeah. The music of our generation was darn good fun
one of the stones' best ever tunes. an amazing feel to it. holds up so very well.
Couldn't agree more! It's a 60s CLASSIC...!
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You can hear Brian Jones' guitar, quite special; they never truly recovered from his loss. He created the Rolling Stones with an ad in the paper and the rest is history
absolute truth ... did his brilliance frighten Keith/ Mick ???
@@brucewayne3602 It was all jealousy, 100%.
@@fernfreeman1729 absolutely true ... BJ , brilliant guitar, but he was adept with any instrument ... may we add a poet as well ... a definite threat which could not be tolerated ... travesty of galactic proportions !!!
The best part... the instrumental break..Pure Heaven!
Absolutely!!!! Like the dark shadows name
The Best Interpretation by the Rolling Stones, one of the best song ever
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I ❤❤ the early Stones!
Nice to see Brian Jones singing!!
The mic was used only for his harmonica numbers. When he wasn't playing harmonica his mic was shut off.
Jones couldn't sing worth a damn.
After watching this incredible performance about 10 timed in a row I now realize why the early Rolling Stones was the greatest band.
Watching Brian wale on that guitar, and Charlie the amazing drummer 2021! We miss you both! 🎸🥁🎶
The first time I heard this song, I was a 6-year-old boy, it was September of 64' and I was attending Saint James Cathedral as a first grader. The other song that takes me back to that particular time in my youth, the other was the Four Tops "Baby I Need Your Lovin." Brings back memories.
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In my opinion,this is the best video EVER, the rubber band man,he is so awesome 🙏👍👍🤘love that guy,"Mick",
and Brian,how cool is he,Billy boy is so GREAT on that bass, Watts,he so cool, he's no Moon,or Bonham,but God, he's Great,and Kiethy, say No more.
Freaking video gives you goosebumps,🤘🤘👍👍👌👌🙏, gonna listen to it Again,and Again.
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Some of the best guitar licks ever. That outro is something else.
Brian Jones and his Crazy Vox Guitar sounds great!!☮️
Brian Jones was the best musician of his generation no question.
I agree, I didn't like Stones as much after his death.
Sarcasm
This was my generation..I was born in '54 and spoon fed every great rock and roll song till the 80;s...Watching Ed Sullivan with the greatest acts on Earth gave us all exactly what we needed to get up and boogie....We danced at our high schools..we danced on our local TV stations' American Bandstand on Saturday mornings...We danced in our basements. We danced in our yards and driveways.....the rhythm was in us. And, we couldn't sit still....Now, my generation is in their 60' & 70's and, sadly, we don't dance any more. We're fat, dumpy and our feet hurt.....But, when I see kids groovin' to songs in glorious black and white....I'm back there....That's me with the clean white sweater, slacks and penny loafers rockin' on.
AWESOME BAND Jagger the greatest front man ever . R.I.P Charlie Watts thanks for all the great music you gave the world .
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Fantastic. This song is so good. The performance of Mick Jagger in this clip is brilliant. Remember that is song is 60 years old. Wow.
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fantastic guitar riffs from Jones and Richards.
what I truly feel for is that yes Brian was only the Rythm guitarist in this band, he was up and coming as a musician throughout the 60s. He could have flourished into something great if only he got clean and his head on straight. One of the biggest mysteries is what he could have been if he had lived.
Best of the stone best
It was that bitch Pallenberg that made Jones crazy. Keith had her more in control. Every know and then, he'd beat her like an old rug and throw in a black eye for good measure.
Best interplay between Jones and Richards on any of the Stones records
the song sums up why arguably they were the greatest band of all time!
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Just brilliant. The Stones were always the real deal. RIP Brian, so long ago.
Guess that makes Bobby Womack the real deal by default. Thanks for the shout out!
Brian was a true musician. I appreciated his style of playing and brought out the feeling of their music to the audience.💝
@@PlainOlCourtney Don't forget Shirley.
@@musicbearun absolute truth !!!
NOW charlie best rock Drummer R I P
old stones are still the best
NO Stones, without JONES !
@@ITILII are you fucking kidding me? Mick Taylor years were by far the best
True
@@cicranelnaz Every one has their own opinions as to what is the "best". That said, as far as muscianship and the overall quality of their music, the M. Taylor years were TOPS.
Jones Stones only Stones I play.
One of the best rock groups in the world
Brian Jones was center stage here. Not only was he a fantastic on guitar--he also played a multitude of instruments that added so many dimensions to their sound back then.
Jones was a very mediocre rhythm guitar player who very rarely contributed anything truly creative to the band
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@@williardbillmore5713 he was actually one of the founding members which makes your comment invalid
@@bennettappleyard8713 Jones put an ad in the paper for blues musicians to form a blues band.
It was answered by a pair of musical geniuses who quickly went on to form one of the most prolific and successful pop music songwriting teams in the world and the core of the Rolling Stones.
Jones, who never wrote a song in his entire music career, got very lucky that day.
That is historical fact.
Nothing I have said about Jones is invalidated by the luck he had that day.
Other than the great luck he had that day, Jones was a loser.
@@williardbillmore5713 he remained in the band til his death. If he was as mediocre as you say surely he would've been kicked out?
I love love love this "underrated" Stones cover!!!!!!!!
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Awesome!! Classic Stones. Just good old straight up rock and roll, probably my favorite Stones song ever...
100 present right
@@stevenlaspes5823 PERCENT - Not "present"
Bobby Womacks original is quite funky..But Stones every time
I'M 70 IN JUNE YES I STILL LOVE THIS MUSIC....THERE IS NOTHING PUT OUT NOWADAYS THAT COULD EVEN COME CLOSE
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"It's All Over Now" is a song written by Bobby Womack and Shirley Womack. It was first released by The Valentinos featuring Bobby Womack. The Rolling Stones had their first number-one hit with this song in July 1964.
Well, baby used to stay out all night long
She made me cry, she done me wrong
She hurt my eyes open, that's no lie
Tables turn and now her turn to cry
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
Well, she used to run around with every man in town
She spent all my money, playing her high class game
She put me out, it was a pity how I cried
Tables turn and now her turn to cry
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
Well, I used to wake in the morning, get my breakfast in bed
When I'd gotten worried she'd ease my aching head
But now she's here and there, with every man in town
Still trying to take me for that same old clown
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
Because I used to love her, but it's all over now
When the Stones were pure magic.
I think they're still pretty good today.
I think they are still pure magicians and will always be.
key word is ''when" ... of-course they still are & forever will be the greatest band but cannot imagine what "would have been" with Brian's magic ???
@@jknuttel just not the same with the loss of Brian and Charlie 🎸🥁
Since the passing of the underrated Charlie Watts , I've been watching early stones recordings, I'm amazed with Kieths brilliant guitar playing . I wish they employed a dual lead with Keith an Brian jones
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My favorite because we actually get a glimpse of Brian Jones really enjoying what he did best! This right here is my jam stones era.
Jones just didn't have the chops.
Just as they were in 1965 when I saw them live....with Brian Jones. They’re just not the same now.
absolute truth !!!
OUR...YES ..OUR.. CANDIDATE FOR THE .....BEST.... ROCK AND ROLL SONG.. EVER PERFORMED BY ANY GROUP...AND WE MEAN IT.
Charlie Watt is the one on fire in this video. Dude can wear out the rim of a snare drum like no one else!
I love the stones but always thought watts was a rather poor drummer. Hitting a drum hard does not make u good and his rhythms were dreadfully simplistic. I guess it suited the band tho
One o
one of my all time favorite drummers
@@archiet2205 Well John Lennon wasn't sure Ringo was the best drummer in their band either. Maybe Paul or George was better? Pretty sure Lennon was joking when he made the comment. Charlie was content to sit back and set a "Simple" foundation for the rest of the band to play on. Seemed to work out quite well.
@@davidcudlip6587 yes very true I guess it enabled the rest of the band more freedom. I do still think he could’ve varied his playing up more with fills etc though
Without Wyman OR Watts this band would have been done with by 66-67.
Stunning! I just want to go back in time and live again thru the music of the 60s.
That was REALLY living!
Thanks Bobby Womack for writing this, at 20yrs old as well. True Legend
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Bobby AND Shirley Womack ...
This performance made me a Stone's fan for life! What a great era for music. Never been matched.
Ditto. This was the record that swayed me to the Stones over the Beatles.
Much more life and stage presence.......and they still have my attention...
This is not a performance lol
@@cicranelnaz No?
@@davisworth5114 I was17 years old and the Rolling Stones were on my turn-table early in the morning, this song was the one I prefer and still love it as on my first hearing....fantastic
I knew all the words of by heart love you mick ❤💯
Loved these guys growin' up, especially their interpretations of the blues! Keith's lead and Brian's hard drivin' rhythm guitar, with Mick's unique vocals, along with Charlie's backbeat and Bill's bass really drive this Bobby Womack offering! (Check out Bill ogling the little teeny-boppers! Scary!)
A TOP "3" song of the Stones!........Great sounds!.....Great sounds of Brian's VOX!!!!!!!.....He is surely missed!.....RIP Brian & Charlie!....PLAY...it...LOUD!!!!!!!!
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A top 3 song of the Stones??? Anything that Keeeeef does is the best
RIP the three members of The Rolling Stones
Brian Jones (February 28, 1942 - July 3, 1969), aged 27
Ian Stewart (July 18, 1938 - December 12, 1985), aged 47
Charlie Watts (June 2, 1941 - August 24, 2021), aged 80
You will always be remembered as legends.
My favourite song. Charlie Watts RIP.
First record I ever bought and still sounds great after all these years.
Brilliant guitar intro., sucks you in..brilliant guitar ending by Brian Jones. Always had such a crush on him, he was gorgeous!
The power, the shear power and selfconfidence in the beginning of the sixties.
Epic performance from the TAMI show. Nice to experience it without all the screaming!
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I Was 15 When This Was NEW - Still Gives Me Chills - @70 !!! God Gave Us The Rolling Stones Thank You Mick !!!
Brian's Jones master' guitar play makes this song the masterpiece - Jagger's unsynchronised body shaking and jumping makes his best achievement he has got from teacher James's Brown
Like The Beatles I love the early stuff as much as the later tunes !!!!!
Great blues by the Stones.
Keith’s solo, nice and dirty
1964 and 2020 and Mick still moves and grooves the same(almost) the Front Man that keeps rolling on. What a bloody Legend you are Mick. Love you
Song written by Bobby Womack and sister-in-law Shirley. This was the Stones 1st hit, and the best rendition. Mick's moves are classic ❤. Best band from the U.K.
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When this came out, I was just 10 year old.......Didn't get to see them until, much, much later, Wembley concert, in my 50's....Great song great performance. A great pity about Brian Jones, dying so young. Rock on....!
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The greatest Rock and Roll band ever. And the greatest lead singer of all time.
Maybe tied with freddie mercury
The real Stones........
Mick Jagger could always move like a dancer. And his vocals are second to none. Hey Mick,, please keep groovin on with your dancer lady, you deserve every good thing.
Love the way Brian plays that white teardrop Vox on this song!
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Wonderful song! Still one of my all time favorites. Gritty, bluesy songs like this one and "Not Fade Away" and "Little Red Rooster" inspired me to form a rock group and made me a dedicated, lifelong fan of the Stones.
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Brian made a great band even greater..
sorely missed !!!
RIP CHARLIE WATTS & THE ROLLING STONES, THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL BAND EVER!!!!!
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RIP Charlie. The best drummer who ever existed.
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The tone he gets out of that Vox drop guitar l love at the end
Brian Jones was the most interesting member of this band, even what he’s playing just makes the song.
No. RONNIE WOOd
@@adriangutierrez3862 good for you
He plays those big chords
Yes he was an incredible guitarist.
Only because he's dead. What an idiotic thing to say.
Great Band Great Times Great Front man wish I could get a time machine and go back to the mid sixties Please !!!
One of my all time favourites. I was a teenager when it first released! Still love it. lol
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2:49 that riff and passion from Brian !
Without a doubt THE Best Guitar solo in Rock and Roll!!! When The Stones were at their very Best. R.I.P Brian Jones you were one of the reasons they had so much Class.
Yes it's true. Stones 64' thru to the BROWN SUGAR Time... CAN'T BE BEAT...! : )
jarichards99utube Another person with good taste in Music who also speaks the Truth. I thought I must answer this before I head to bed as it's 2.25 a m down here in Australia where I am. After years of Night Work in Armed Security I have no body clock so a lot of nights I'm doing my best Owl imitation. You Tube is the only on line thing I bother with as the Music we can find here will still being played in another 1,000 years and when I can't sleep it saves my Arse every time. I wish you well may you and I enjoy this Great Stuff for many years yet.Cheers from OZ. Denis.
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Pues el solo lo toca Richards, no Jones!
Denis May Hi, solo is Keith. Great performance. Cheers
The guitar is killing it.
Old stones ,the best of their career.............For me.........
This band was amazing! Their dress and hair pushed the envelope to the edge in '64.
Just read Mick has had heart surgery, wishing you a speedy recovery, rock n roll wouldn't have been quite the same without him, and continued health to the legendary KEEF! defied all the odds and still does, THE Greatest Rhythm guitarist EVER. and occasional soloist! Mick and Keef like strawberries and cream Black and Gold , both Legends
This was the first song I heard from the Stones in the summer of 1964. I was about to be a Freshman in High School and unbelievable they are still making songs and touring!!!
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It's amazing how those three notes in the opening of I cant get no ( Satisfaction ) that resounded throughout the entirety of this song, 3 notes up then 3 notes back down that made the whole song. Because you see without those three notes in (I cant get no ) Satisfaction this song would have gone absolutely nowhere. I cant get no Satisfaction would have never been a big hit for The Rolling Stones without this three magic notes. This song was the number one rock song of 1965 because of a cascade of 3 simple notes. Over the top yet so simple. Like i said those 3 magic notes made the whole song.
Love the song The Rolling Stones are a grey band. My favorite Rolling Stones member was and always will be is the late Brian Jones he was so sexy. R.I.P. sweet Brian.
Christine Klinger Me to.
1964 and The Rolling Stones,...definitely the best of times!!!
Try Memphis 1956
I agree
I like the early stones
As a student of the Stones, and since IMO this is one of their greatest sounding cuts, I have researched it a bit and here's what I've found, for those still interested: this was cut at Chess Studios in June of 1964 and engineered by Ron Malo who has said he basically used the same setup he would use for Chess sessions. There are photos that clearly show who played what. Despite the instruments seen on this show Brian had not yet gotten his Vox teardrop when it was cut. He played his Gretsch Anniversary model thru the Fender amp that Chess provided which was a piggyback Bandmaster. Keith played his '62 Epiphone Casino thru a brown Fender Concert-amp (not his Les Paul seen here). The Fender piggyback blackface Showman amps seen here were their touring amps but not used on this studio track. As to who played what, Keith has said "Brian came up with those great clanging notes. And Im doing the picking...and I did the solo too. Brian was doing all those changes, those big chords, you know..." (quote from the book "ROLLING STONES GEAR" by Andy Babiuk and Greg Provost, an amazing reference manual and historical document.
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I'd forgotten this R&B classic. Great stuff.
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Mick got the Moves , Amazing charisma !
Moves like Jagger....
You can't beat the early Stones for great rock n roll !
fun no i will never rewind it what my roomate wanted to test the speakers lo xo
Vintage Stones, their best period
They stole it from blacks lol
@@dfjr1990 The Rolling Stones gave credit where credit was due. You might be thinking about Led Zeppelin.
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And now I’m on to Womack’s version 😂 Bobby here i come!
The performance is just right on the song speaks for itself
brian jones is killing it in this song. one of my favorites. unfortunately for me, i'm old enough to remember when this first came out.
@MW he was definitely the most talented one in the band. seems like he could play any instrument he touched.
I'm 61, old enough to remember meeting Brian Jones. His mother was music teacher at Dean Close school in Cheltenham. Brian had digs at a friends place, the Ethridges, I met him a few times coz mr Ethridge had a telescope and he would let us look . That's when I saw Brian. He wasn't anything then.
@stanley hatfield While for us "older folks" our days are numbered, that is the "unfortunate" aspect. Looking at the positive side: 1. We made it this far, we didn't join the "27 Club" 2. We were there live in person, in real time during that fantastic musical era. We are very FORTUNATE to have "Experienced" at their best moments all of those groups and artists that are now muscial legends, many of which are now up in "rock 'n roll heaven".
This is why I fell for the Rolling Stones and , man, I still love them! Just gimme my Stones! Woo Hoo! By the way, I'm only 65.
66 today and love them too!
I love this old song, and the "growly " sound of the guitar of Brian Jones. Too bad he left us way too soon, as did many other great artists.
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I was in Baytown, Texas playing miniature golf when I first heard this song and thought this is " The bomb " ! I was hooked on The Stones from that moment !
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Baytown? God have mercy on you. I wouldn't wish that on anyone. Even worse than Port Arthur.