@@michaelnoller3441 Charlie can never never be replaced I feel the same way about Bill Wyman no base player can replace Bill never ask Geddy Lee or ask any bass player no Wyman no Stones when Bill left the stones the stones lost the roll he put in there music listen to all the old stones albums or live bootlegs listen to Wyman’s baselines Darryl sure is no Wyman Bill is the only baseplayer that was ever an official member the true stones need Bill the whole band should of called it quits after steel wheels
My very first band played this song. We did a decent job of it, thanks to our lead guitarist. I played the Fender P-Bass ( wish I still had it ! ) ... (I almost forgot , we played Not Fade Away too, but our version was closer to the Buddy Holley version )
@@michaelnoller3441 this song is really missing the main ingredient of all Bill Wymans Basslines when Bill left the stones they were no longer the stones the real stones the true stones need Bill u can ask Geddy Lee or ask anyone whose a bass player no Wyman no Stones and Charlie is gone gone gone no longer with us anymore. The band is officially over the whole band should o called it a day after steel wheels
Ladies and Gentlemen The Rolling stones...as Sir Mick said when playing at Altamont speedway why are you all fighting for ....than they start playing street fighting man ...luv um
Always wonder if Brian Jones would have gotten that down and dirty 12-string rhythm guitar sound if they hadn't recorded it at Chicago's Chess Studio while they were touring the U.S.
Who needs Brian Jones....The Stones are GREAT !! Love this !! Just look at how happy the Stones look, I repeat - Who needs Brian Jones - THEY sure don't ! You go, Rolling Stones !!!
Without brian Jones there would be no Stones. He was way more than just a pretty boy playing guitar in the background. He brought a special kind of soul to the band that they never had after he left
Jones passed away in 1969. That's 49 years ago for fuck's sake. Go play the old tunes if you like them so much and stop crapping on everybody's parade.
@Judy Alexander the stones are missing Bill Wyman’s Bass lines let’s give some credit to Bill he hardly ever gets the credit he deserves even to this day when Bill left the stones to me the band ended no Wyman no Stones the true stones really need Bill the real stones once Bill left the stones were never the true stones in my honest opinion the whole band should of called it a day after steel wheels
Oh my oh my how do we love Sir Jagger's hippety hoppety stage moves. Richards & Wood at least carry this above mediocrity. There's still a career for Jagger in stand up comedy also . Wonder who he's gonna replace Richards with when he finally chokes ,Charlie was replaced in an instant.
@@jackcuneo6098 you’re right Brian Jones did bring a certain dynamic to the band, however even when he was still in the band he checked out in 1967..... after he broke his hand in Africa. Mick Taylor elevated the stones with his soloing, Brian was more of a multi instrumentalist. Mick Taylor is lead guitarist, and if you really think about it and watch some of their live videos between 69 and 72 that’s when the stones were really cooking especially when they play Jumping Jack Flash and Taylor adds a solo. If you wanna hear the best example listen Sympathy for the devil on the get your Yaya’s out version there’s two solos first one by Keith Richards second one by Mick Taylor and it is spot on Perfect, I will only wish they recorded it like that in the studio it’s so much better than the original. Hopefully you will give it a listen!
Shadow boxing, that sounds like a really good idea now. A very dark black, gloomy shadow rising up out of the deepest blackest pit imaginable, locked down forever by the unbreakable death grip like giant, black smiling, slithering pythons coiled around an endless sea of legs, pulled and swallowed without air to breath, piles and piles of humungous black snapping snakes for miles upon miles deep upon miles endless miles wide, snapping like tree trunks cracking, falling forever falling down down down thru a place so black and wretched it makes war s on earth seem but a nice, warm, happy sunny day in the summer time burnt yellow fields filled with wild horses running, young children laughing with old people clapping. The old ancient sneers with rabbit like ears, pinned back slaps snakes to the side. As the dust clears, a lone shadow appears, to prepare make ready for it's never unending last ride. -Rhyme of the Red Dragon
I 've just come straight from playing the original 60's version with Brian Jones on guitar - this doesn't come close, the magic is missing . When Brian died they just became an average rock band and all Jagger's posing couldn't change that. When Charlie Watts went too that was it.🙄
Jagger is walking like old old woman who just got up from.the wheel.chair being cured by some shamman. Wonder how many wigs he brings out on the road with. ???
Richards can no longer "pull the trigger" (take a decent solo) he should let Ron Wood do the solos, and Keith should stick to his signature open G rhythms and intros.
Yeah, but this one's played in standard tuning. Open G ain't gonna do it on this, and it's not compulsory to use it on every Stones track. And nothing wrong with Keith's solo and licks either. A bit rough and ready maybe, but he's always played like that, it's called Rock 'n' Roll.
Considering that they were so pleased with the original recording as having an ''authentic R and B sound'' as it was done at Chess records this is disappointing. The licks played by the second guitar are not that difficult to reproduce. I'm a bit surprised at the rather basic arrangement.
It doesn't matter how good he was . If he was so into drugs that he didn't show up for concerts or rehersals or recording sessions he didn't do the Stones amy good.
@@dorothycarlson2462 I agree 100 % !! He got himself kicked out, the Stones were patient with Brian, but he turned into a big drunk who stopped showing up to recording sessions. He would lie that he was in the hospital, but then there would be pictures of him at different parties.
![Rod Stewart & The Faces • “It’s All Over Now” • LIVE 1974 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4iGqYqDbcdw/mqdefault.jpg)
Love this song. So glad I got to see them in 2014 in Adelaide when Charlie was still with us.
Bring on more of those old time rock 'n roll classics.
Speaking of rock 'n' roll classics - here's a live version by Little Richard and his loud band from 1996: ruclips.net/video/jNeSJ6ZUDY4/видео.html
Charlie's fine work is stand out here.
RIP Charlie
👏👏👏
Charlie is a lord.
Ever!
The sharp dressed man, before the ZZ. British style. Never to be replaced. RIP. Charlie.
@@michaelnoller3441 Charlie can never never be replaced I feel the same way about Bill Wyman no base player can replace Bill never ask Geddy Lee or ask any bass player no Wyman no Stones when Bill left the stones the stones lost the roll he put in there music listen to all the old stones albums or live bootlegs listen to Wyman’s baselines Darryl sure is no Wyman Bill is the only baseplayer that was ever an official member the true stones need Bill the whole band should of called it quits after steel wheels
The live '64 version was the best in my opinion when they were young
CORRECT
I got to dig on the 1990's Rock'n Roll Music for The Rolling Stones@@markchesickii9685
duh
I saw the rolling stones on the red skuillon show on 1964 singing its all over now with brian jones
And so you never washed your ears after :)
"Charlie's good tonight i'nt ee".... well yeah, Charlie's always good every nite. Miss you, Charlie.
I like both versions - they are the best group ever! Love them all and their great tunes!
fantastic song
Cool songs bring out the best of a good Band n Stones is the greatest band
My very first band played this song. We did a decent job of it, thanks to our lead guitarist. I played the Fender P-Bass ( wish I still had it ! ) ... (I almost forgot , we played Not Fade Away too, but our version was closer to the Buddy Holley version )
Hapax007 social distortion does also a good job
Ohhhh , totalmente diferente do original
Brian era o sangue desta música.
Keith irreconhecível
Ronn perdido
Saudades Brian
This version has a very pleasant "Memphis Shuffle" going on. Don't think I've heard this one before. Nice...
GOOD VERSIONS !! THANK YOU, olwltd rermasters !!
Total Pros. Hats off
They may look loose and gritty but THEY ARE TIGHT.
This version is definitely missing Brian Jones. His guitar made this song a hit. It is missing mightily here.
amen
Yep. That deep country sound is missing
I agree, Brian is very much missed and kind of forgotten. Maybe us fans, should promote one of the forgotten Stones?
Yessssssssd
@@michaelnoller3441 this song is really missing the main ingredient of all Bill Wymans Basslines when Bill left the stones they were no longer the stones the real stones the true stones need Bill u can ask Geddy Lee or ask anyone whose a bass player no Wyman no Stones and Charlie is gone gone gone no longer with us anymore. The band is officially over the whole band should o called it a day after steel wheels
I used to love her ♥️, but it's all over now.
Not my fault, she stayed away from me.!!!!
Show de interpretação. Muito swing.
The Best Wonderful! Ever! Yes! I Told! 💕❤️💞🌹💌
Jeg elsker simpelthen denne gruppe
Har aldrig set dem live men elsker deres musik og især dette nummer
FU
Ladies and Gentlemen The Rolling stones...as Sir Mick said when playing at Altamont speedway why are you all fighting for ....than they start playing street fighting man ...luv um
Memang luar biasa mick, keren
Long live Brian Jones! The best guitarist in the band!
Ohhhhhh Briannnnn
Only Briannnnn
But its
Impossible
Brian incomparable
Brazil
2021
Very...happy...very...cool
Be still my ❤!
Always wonder if Brian Jones would have gotten that down and dirty 12-string rhythm guitar sound if they hadn't recorded it at Chicago's Chess Studio while they were touring the U.S.
Nothing like the origional. That 'twang' has gone!
Ya, this really sucks....
@@classic287 Stones suck live
Absolutely!! That twang was a great hook on the original.
Yessssssss
Rubbish, it’s awesome , they are getting on. You are not real fans .
Who needs Brian Jones....The Stones are GREAT !! Love this !! Just look at how happy the Stones look, I repeat - Who needs Brian Jones - THEY sure don't ! You go, Rolling Stones !!!
Without brian Jones there would be no Stones. He was way more than just a pretty boy playing guitar in the background. He brought a special kind of soul to the band that they never had after he left
Jones passed away in 1969. That's 49 years ago for fuck's sake. Go play the old tunes if you like them so much and stop crapping on everybody's parade.
Well said! My thoughts exactly !
Keith Richards did a magnificent job on this!
@Judy Alexander the stones are missing Bill Wyman’s Bass lines let’s give some credit to Bill he hardly ever gets the credit he deserves even to this day when Bill left the stones to me the band ended no Wyman no Stones the true stones really need Bill the real stones once Bill left the stones were never the true stones in my honest opinion the whole band should of called it a day after steel wheels
Yea! I enjoyed it quite a bit
He completely messes up his solo.
@@Steven-ff4wl how? It's an improvised guitar solo, perfectly in key. What did he mess up?
@@cn7230 He misses notes, he plays out of tune and his timing is atrocious.
Brian Jones awesome guitar work is missing........
You are so right. Miss him still. I love both versions, but the original one is still my favorite.
and stone alone bass as well
This was MY band in the 60's, but, when Brian was gone the Stones just were not worth a damn. Shoulda' retired 45 years ago.
IÍ prefer the version with Brian Jones!
God, what has become of those old Stones!
Even Keith is rambling unstylishly and chaotically...
Woeful version. They had really lost their souls by now.
Ça change mais ça reste du Stone.....
They absolutely destroyed that classic song. They've lived on their name for the last 50 years and never recovered from losing Brian Jones
Neverrrrr
that was great; nice guitar work from Keith
That solo was pretty embarrassing, IMHO.
Oh my oh my how do we love Sir Jagger's hippety hoppety stage moves.
Richards & Wood at least carry this above mediocrity.
There's still a career for Jagger in stand up comedy also .
Wonder who he's gonna replace Richards with when he finally chokes ,Charlie was replaced in an instant.
I think Stones got 100% better when Mick Taylor played with them
Gotta disagree with that. Brian Jones brought a special something to the band that just wasn’t the same after he was gone
@@jackcuneo6098 you’re right Brian Jones did bring a certain dynamic to the band, however even when he was still in the band he checked out in 1967..... after he broke his hand in Africa. Mick Taylor elevated the stones with his soloing, Brian was more of a multi instrumentalist. Mick Taylor is lead guitarist, and if you really think about it and watch some of their live videos between 69 and 72 that’s when the stones were really cooking especially when they play Jumping Jack Flash and Taylor adds a solo. If you wanna hear the best example listen Sympathy for the devil on the get your Yaya’s out version there’s two solos first one by Keith Richards second one by Mick Taylor and it is spot on Perfect, I will only wish they recorded it like that in the studio it’s so much better than the original. Hopefully you will give it a listen!
Love Mick Taylor but without Mick and Keith he couldn't go so far.
Shadow boxing, that sounds like a really good idea now. A very dark black, gloomy shadow rising up out of the deepest blackest pit imaginable, locked down forever by the unbreakable death grip like giant, black smiling, slithering pythons coiled around an endless sea of legs, pulled and swallowed without air to breath, piles and piles of humungous black snapping snakes for miles upon miles deep upon miles endless miles wide, snapping like tree trunks cracking, falling forever falling down down down thru a place so black and wretched it makes war s on earth seem but a nice, warm, happy sunny day in the summer time burnt yellow fields filled with wild horses running, young children laughing with old people clapping. The old ancient sneers with rabbit like ears, pinned back slaps snakes to the side. As the dust clears, a lone shadow appears, to prepare make ready for it's never unending last ride.
-Rhyme of the Red Dragon
Hey man, Brian Jones was along for the ride. Ronnie wood blows him away. Keith is the riff master.
Robert Hunigman Ignorant comment
The only ones taken for a ride with this performance were the paying customers
Ronnie is a hired gun, Brian was the original Stone
When did Bill Wyman fall into the mix then?
Say what????
Brian jones ex líder....
who are playing the bass and electric piano, please?
This was in Johannesburg!
I 've just come straight from playing the original 60's version with Brian Jones on guitar - this doesn't come close, the magic is missing . When Brian died they just became an average rock band and all Jagger's posing couldn't change that. When Charlie Watts went too that was it.🙄
Crying babies here :)
@@Methilde I have no idea what that means🙄
@@christaylor2070 Brian's fans sound like criyng babies refusing to grow up.
Jagger sweat too much, anyway still wearing clothes that normal in temperatures below zero!
Not one of the best guitar solos but hey, it's the Stones!
Very friendly way to put it ;-)
Jagger is walking like old old woman who just got up from.the wheel.chair being cured by some shamman.
Wonder how many wigs he brings out on the road with. ???
Ronnie Woods added nothing to the Stones. Took a lot of their heart & soul away.
At least with Ron they have one decent guitarist in the band.
Il manque cruellement BRIAN ☹️
Richards can no longer "pull the trigger" (take a decent solo) he should let Ron Wood do the solos, and Keith should stick to his signature open G rhythms and intros.
Yeah, but this one's played in standard tuning. Open G ain't gonna do it on this, and it's not compulsory to use it on every Stones track. And nothing wrong with Keith's solo and licks either. A bit rough and ready maybe, but he's always played like that, it's called Rock 'n' Roll.
Sounds good to me
No no no
Sounds like they're trying to cover a song they didn't quite learn yet.
Considering that they were so pleased with the original recording as having an ''authentic R and B sound'' as it was done at Chess records this is disappointing. The licks played by the second guitar are not that difficult to reproduce. I'm a bit surprised at the rather basic arrangement.
I love this different approach too.
i love this song, but this is the worst i have ever heard them play it.. WOW
they suck live
Melhor com Brian Jones!
Jagger is flat at times.
Utterly soulless without Brian. Sounds like a wedding band.
It doesn't matter how good he was . If he was so into drugs that he didn't show up for concerts or rehersals or recording sessions he didn't do the Stones amy good.
@@dorothycarlson2462 I agree 100 % !! He got himself kicked out, the Stones were patient with Brian, but he turned into a big drunk who stopped showing up to recording sessions. He would lie that he was in the hospital, but then there would be pictures of him at different parties.
Keith richards man ....riff máster
No BJ the whole songs gone
We need a poll is ronnie better than Taylor or jones???
Nooooooooo
All three were better than Richards. We don't need a poll for that.
Keith is not good to play solos.
Spoiled this great song
That sucks
This is no where NEAR to 'It's all over now'.....DON'T LIKE!
I don't like the pace of this much. Mick was bored I think
ou est BRIAN JONES ??? les guitares sont nulles!
Seeking a couple of special gals to spend my time with
Played it completely wrong boys
Completely lost the plot..........Richards is making it up.........and Jagger is over the hill.
But the original record is superb...........sad!!!
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Du foutage de gueule, non ? 😖