Thank you! Charlie Watts is one of the most underrated drummers in rock history. He was not a shredder on drums but had impeccable timing and was a goddamn machine behind the drum kit. The Stones could have easily replaced him with a drummer that could play faster and harder but the music would have taken a big hit.
@@mikeporten8174 Jazz drummer that’s why same era as Ginger Baker Jazz taught, good mate of Charlie also. He said when he plays rock and roll he finds it boring, to easy doesn’t have to think what he’s doing most of the time. When they finnish a tour, he comes back and plays with his Jazz bands, he finds it a lot harder and has to concentrate so much more but he loves it and well respected in the jazz world
I was in the park that day and could hear it, knew it was a huge concert with the Stones..but the skin heads really made it not worth fighting through them to get to where I could see them. But heard them.. and years later was in a Band with Mick Taylor. and he told me first hand. he took a tube (subway) home .. hadn't been paid that day or anything.. weeks later it all got sorted out finally. If you like Mick Taylor go buy "Stranger In this Town" . excellent live record we did for a wonderfully successful European/ Scandinavian tour 1992 and Eric Clapton 1993 all of South America for almost a month.
I too was there that day. Not close to the stage. In my vision the Stones were about a centimetre tall. Lol I also remember the skinheads running into the park fighting anybody in front of them. Until the Hells Angels confronted them. Then they ran out of the park quicker than they came in. But it was still one of the most memorable days of my youth. I was 20 then!
Pretty much the classics. Nirvana: badass drummer. Crazy frontman, equally crazy bassist KoRn A crazy singer Two guitar heroes, and a tight rhythm with feildy and David. The story goes on and on really
@@samslick9000 Brian Jones had just passed days before. Way back I heard that the official cause of death was listed as "death be misadventure" on the certificate.
@@samslick9000 this show was a few days after Brian died. Mick Taylor a fucking 20-year-old kid, playing his first show with the fucking Rolling Stones in front more than a hundred thousand people. I love me some Brian Jones but my fucking god MicK Taylor is fucking incredible.
For those who weren't there it was a very hot day with the sun beaming down on the stage but with a cool breeze as well which must have made keeping the guitars in tune a nightmare (Gibson's always are a pain) . Remember no tuning aids in those days and this was the first proper stage in Hyde Park as opposed to the open affair of Blind Faith so the sound crew were learning as well. Also it was Mick's first time playing live with them and he was understandably shy. For the crowd it was simply a brilliant day of music and fun. Job done.
John: I was there that day tripping on Acid and passing joints and apples around the crowd, though i dont remember this particular song but then I cant remember too much about the whole day. I lived just off Kensington Church Street at the time.
@@raulishnikovdancer2346 I watched them this year too!!! On Houston, what an experience! I have seen them 3 times and every time I felt something different
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More than 50 long years has past, and how the world has changed since these cats played this event, and the Rolling Stones are still rocking it, great times. Bless you all, Peace and Love.
And Hyde Park ‘69 is the worst concert in the Taylor era. They'd clean it up before embarking on their 1969 North American Tour and progressively get better each Tour.
@@Dandroid5000They’re just returning to live music during this period: they hadn't toured since a brief European Tour in 1967 when they were still fiddling with psychedelia and baroque pop. This is their first show with a new lead guitarist, Mick Taylor. They're also dealing with the sudden death of their former bandmate and founder, Brian Jones. It was a tumultuous period, but remarkably, they would transform into a great live band for their 1969 North American Tour in just a few months. All of that said, Hyde Park’s stature just keeps going up. Even though they sound unpolished, the spontaneity and dissonance of this concert are really appealing. It’s raw and authentic. We are seeing a band trying to figure things out in real-time.
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Seriously I’ve been watching this for years and I still think it’s the greatest live recording of a rock song ever made. On so many levels - the music of course, but the way it captures the crowd, the setting, the vibe.. everything about this defines the moment in time! ❤
Even then he was capable of putting Keith to shame but he as the the class act he is showed he was better just by letting Keith play these half assed solos. Mick was always the better player . To this day he remains just that.
Keith is the sound of The Rolling Stones but you can always tell when you hear Mick Taylor, much more fluid. Did anyone else notice Paul McCartney in the audience during the credits?
Do all the people slagging this performance know they hadn't toured in 3 years and virtuoso Mick Taylor was about to whip their sorry live asses into tremendous shape?
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I was 13 then AND i WISH THAT i COULD HAVE BEEN THERE as well. Raw music that would really take over your soul if you were not stoned and listening. A great performance without all the advantages of the modern world. I loved it.
This is crazy good, Charlie’s wild drumming, mick is great and my Keith is wonderful…………permanently. When you see the joy they give to,people it’s not surprising that they’ve lasted so long getting better and better RIP Charlie. I had seen the Stones three times before this. I can’t afford their prices now.
This is the product of not touring and sitting your ass in a studio for two years. Taylor would whip there asses into shape and into one of the most intense live bands to exist.
@Steve Brooks What the fuck are you dibbling on about - he hasn't mentioned anything about the stones suffering after Taylor (although they did) - it's just you rushing around this video thread like a dog who's been kicked in the bollocks and looking for someone random to bite. Troll.
I must have watched this a thousand times and it's always pleasing. I do know that at around 2-04 you hear an edit at the exact moment the guitar solo starts. It was edited for video release as Keith messed up the beginning of the guitar solo.
George Harrison had this to say about Brian: "When I met him I liked him quite a lot. He was a good fellow, you know. I got to know him very well, I think, and I felt very close to him; you know how it is with some people, you feel for them, feel near to them. He was born on February 28, 1943 and I was born on February 25, 1943, and he was with Mick and Keith and I was with John and Paul in the groups, so there was a sort of understanding between the two of us. The positions were similar, and I often seemed to meet him in his times of trouble. There was nothing the matter with him that a little extra love wouldn't have cured. I don't think he had enough love or understanding. He was very nice and sincere and sensitive, and we must remember him like that because that's what he was."
The way Rory Gallagher used to play guitar with full passion and enjoying himself was and is still rare .. I wish he had said ' yes ' to offer made to him to join rolling stones
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I was brought up on the stones as well as a lot of other 60’s bands, my mum had great taste! This was on tv sometime in the 80’s and we recorded it, I watched it almost if not everyday for weeks (maybe months). I knew every facial movement, gesture etc before they did it. I’m now 46 and sadly I’ve never been lucky enough to see The Stones, I’ve seen a lot of others though from a very young age…..my mum was cool and showed me how to appreciate “proper” music She seen many of them before they were famous including the Stones and The Who…loads more but I can’t remember now who they were
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This is what Glastonbury should still be like today, instead of the over commercialised fake hippy, social media obsessed hipster selfie crap its turned into.
I guess McCartney went to check them out. Both the Stones and the Beatles had given up live performances around the same time in 1966, and this was the first major Stones live concert. Paul wanted the Beatles to play live as well, he told the others a couple of months later and that was when the band broke up (september 1969), whereas after this concert, the Stones pretty much kept on playing live solidly until now.
Wow... brought here from an interest in "Master and Margaritta" - monumetnal book that inspired Mick to write the lyrics. Although a while before I was born, I can really appreciate this epic tune. The drumming, along with the Conga drums, the cool blues chops... the connection with the audience... the atmostphere. Makes 1990s britpop bands look like pretentous knobs.
Mick Taylor’s addition is what made the Stones the greatest rock and roll band in the world. After he left they went back to being ordinary. Those albums with Taylor are the best of the Stones
They actually cleared fans off the stage without beating them with pool cues! Sir Paul at 9:30 his face answers the age old question "Beatles of Stones"!
Ironically from Hyde Park to Altamont was about 5.5 months and the sound gets rounded out with the Ampegs to a transcendental level. For All its madness the music , the pure soundtrack of the Altamont Speedway was a zenith of the US Tour and a Band on Fire for that version of Sympathy, Under my Thumb (complete with Brand New Taylor Arpeggios) and Satisfaction which carried that moment to sound. You can hear in this verson all the brewing greatness that goes to fullness across the US 69 Tour captured officially on the Get Yer Ya Yas set and film but also critically important to hear in boots of the tour to Altamont and the late 1970 European Tour. Mick J is thankfully releasing more and more of the Mick Taylor work and we will ALL be blessed if the 73' Stones European Tour has a full length video somewhere as the epic of Taylor Era Stones as a locomotive of rock and roll. Cooking it. No Shade to Ronnie just love the Jazz that flows to Rock from Taylors Electric Symphony bouncing off the band. Charlies Good Tonite too Ainee!!
A friend gave me a collection item. It gives the back ground on the 69 Hyde Park concert. Brain Jones Oded two days before the show. Mick read a poem from Keats before they started to play. It also has the Second Hyde Park 44 years later. It's called Sweet Summertime. One of the best gifts I ever received.
Sweet Summer Sun is what you are talking about, not Sweet Summertime. We know everything you commented on already. The entire show used to be on YT, but was pulled a couple years ago. It will be back.
Rip Brian I wouldn’t have been able to play 2 days after his death those early stones records wouldn’t be the same without Brian, but 1969 this the only the beginning of a new era the stones would go on to be the greatest band in 1972
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Fantastic performance by the young Rolling Stones 💓 at Hide Park 💥 Mitico concert without the Unforgettable Brian Jones 😥💔 rip in Heaven 🌌 in this concert touching speech from Mick Jagger 👑❤️ on BRIAN death 😭 Thanks for this wonderful video ✌️👍👌👋
Just saw the guys at Cleveland Browns Stadium a couple weeks ago. They did Sympathy, It was fantastic..... but I gotta tell ya, the rawness of these early years when the music was more pure, less rehearsed, and completely spontaneous was a little more interesting. Today they perform the song close to the album with excellent musicianship and very tight, nothing wrong with it. There's just something about the less rehearsed, more raw feel here. No laser lights, no huge high def video screens, just musicians and amplifiers on stage - and a whole bunch of people who I have no clue what they're on state with them for lol.
eric that is very informative about Mick Taylor and his experience. Music business not all about making money, you do it because you love it. They work hard, musicians that is.
Can we all just take a minute to appreciate Charlie’s insane drumming here... his stamina and consistency in this performance is brilliant
Charlie and Bill Wyman held the Stones music together
Totally under-rated
Thank you! Charlie Watts is one of the most underrated drummers in rock history. He was not a shredder on drums but had impeccable timing and was a goddamn machine behind the drum kit. The Stones could have easily replaced him with a drummer that could play faster and harder but the music would have taken a big hit.
He’s loving it as well
@@mikeporten8174 Jazz drummer that’s why same era as Ginger Baker Jazz taught, good mate of Charlie also. He said when he plays rock and roll he finds it boring, to easy doesn’t have to think what he’s doing most of the time. When they finnish a tour, he comes back and plays with his Jazz bands, he finds it a lot harder and has to concentrate so much more but he loves it and well respected in the jazz world
We lived in London then, and my parents took me to that show as a 5 year old.
My dad is in that crowd somewhere…. Hope your still jamming to this. Rip dad
OK where is the Kleenex that was touching
He is. I promise.
😢 what a awesome man I'm sure he's still jamming to this
@@russellsolsky8694you're a real AH.
@@russellsolsky8694what an AH.
I wonder if the Stones realize how much they owe Mick Taylor. Charlie looks like he’s really enjoying himself.
Rose Blake and to Brian Jones too, I guess
Maximum performance from Charlie. He looks as though he had a few drinks.
Charlie always seems to look happy playing with Mick Taylor. For me, the best Stones music was from that short time with Taylor.
@graf orlock I agree. His solo on Heartbreaker is perfect.
Rose Blake for once in his life 😂😂😂
RIP Charlie Watts ❤️ thanks for great music over the years !
Keith playing that V is the coolest thing I've ever seen.
I agree... He was a Albert King fan so it makes sense he had one I guess
Obviously, Law Of Vs
I never liked the way flying Vs looked until I saw Keith playing one!
@@dalesmith4026 triy playing one and your whole life gonna be different
Lucky Haqeem will do!
I was in the park that day and could hear it, knew it was a huge concert with the Stones..but the skin heads really made it not worth fighting through them to get to where I could see them. But heard them.. and years later was in a Band with Mick Taylor. and he told me first hand. he took a tube (subway) home .. hadn't been paid that day or anything.. weeks later it all got sorted out finally. If you like Mick Taylor go buy "Stranger In this Town" . excellent live record we did for a wonderfully successful European/ Scandinavian tour 1992 and Eric Clapton 1993 all of South America for almost a month.
Great story!
For some reason, Mick Taylor always struck me as a nice guy.
This the best way to thank such a great guy who made us really discover the rolling stones.
Will do thanks man
I too was there that day. Not close to the stage. In my vision the Stones were about a centimetre tall. Lol I also remember the skinheads running into the park fighting anybody in front of them. Until the Hells Angels confronted them. Then they ran out of the park quicker than they came in. But it was still one of the most memorable days of my youth. I was 20 then!
I love how Mick Taylor cuts through with his funk strumming
it seems so simple to make a band
A crazy singer
Two guitars heroes
And bongos on fire with soul
there are actually no bongos, far as I could see
Pretty much the classics. Nirvana: badass drummer. Crazy frontman, equally crazy bassist
KoRn A crazy singer Two guitar heroes, and a tight rhythm with feildy and David.
The story goes on and on really
@@simongarrettmusic Thank you. Those are conga drums.
There's a "high" probability that Mick Taylor is the only person in this video not on drugs.
Sad what came later ....total heroin addiction !
Wouldn't Brian have been there in 1969?
@@samslick9000 Brian Jones had just passed days before. Way back I heard that the official cause of death was listed as "death be misadventure" on the certificate.
He surely is the only one in tune.
@@samslick9000 this show was a few days after Brian died. Mick Taylor a fucking 20-year-old kid, playing his first show with the fucking Rolling Stones in front more than a hundred thousand people. I love me some Brian Jones but my fucking god MicK Taylor is fucking incredible.
For those who weren't there it was a very hot day with the sun beaming down on the stage but with a cool breeze as well which must have made keeping the guitars in tune a nightmare (Gibson's always are a pain) . Remember no tuning aids in those days and this was the first proper stage in Hyde Park as opposed to the open affair of Blind Faith so the sound crew were learning as well. Also it was Mick's first time playing live with them and he was understandably shy. For the crowd it was simply a brilliant day of music and fun. Job done.
John: I was there that day tripping on Acid and passing joints and apples around the crowd, though i dont remember this particular song but then I cant remember too much about the whole day.
I lived just off Kensington Church Street at the time.
Lucky guys!! I was still in diapers, but so wish I had been old enough to attend and with enough $$ to fly to London from the US :D
mick yelled shut the fuck up...400000 kept quite...had a good time
Not the same without Brian Jones
Noticed MT is playing an SG.
What a guitarist Mick Taylor is, from Sticky Fingers to Exile I’m only 20 years old same as mick in 1969 and I could only dream to play like him
Yes he was/is a great player.
He’s ok … but he’s no Yngwie Malmsteen
@@giorgiorinaldi3535Who?
@@giorgiorinaldi3535This is ‘less is more’ school of playing, not ‘more is more’ like Yngwie
@@giorgiorinaldi3535Malmsteem isn’t even in the same league
A band you HAD to see in 1969. Still a band you HAVE to see in 2019.
Watching them live in 2024...
@@raulishnikovdancer2346 I watched them this year too!!! On Houston, what an experience! I have seen them 3 times and every time I felt something different
@@mossymoss9452 How cool, I hope we can watch them in many more concerts. Best regards
Amazing guitar work by Mick Taylor and Keith...IMHO the best band lineup ever for the Stones ~
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@@micktaylor198 .-. Xd
You got it!
50 years ago today. Music that will stand the test of time. R.I.P Brian.
50 years on and they are all still with us. Just pouring a whisky. Cheers boys 👍
Mick Taylor's first gig,.. he looked as if he was thinking, what did I get myself into?
Into a real rock n' roll band.
More than 50 long years has past, and how the world has changed since these cats played this event, and the Rolling Stones are still rocking it, great times. Bless you all, Peace and Love.
Some say that this one is the Best Version of the Stones, Mick Taylor years.
And they are absolutely right. 😎
True dat!
It’s sensational!!!!!
Oh yeah
And Hyde Park ‘69 is the worst concert in the Taylor era. They'd clean it up before embarking on their 1969 North American Tour and progressively get better each Tour.
The vibes off this one video solely are immaculate. Everyone is enjoying themselves and having a great time, genuinely makes me smile.
Just love everything about this!!!
The Stones have really earned their reputation. This is a stunning performance
Sounds like a bunch of random deaf strangers on different drugs all playing different tempos to me........those drummers are all over the shop!
@@Dandroid5000poor you.
@@Dandroid5000They’re just returning to live music during this period: they hadn't toured since a brief European Tour in 1967 when they were still fiddling with psychedelia and baroque pop. This is their first show with a new lead guitarist, Mick Taylor. They're also dealing with the sudden death of their former bandmate and founder, Brian Jones. It was a tumultuous period, but remarkably, they would transform into a great live band for their 1969 North American Tour in just a few months.
All of that said, Hyde Park’s stature just keeps going up. Even though they sound unpolished, the spontaneity and dissonance of this concert are really appealing. It’s raw and authentic. We are seeing a band trying to figure things out in real-time.
Great song....Mick liked to tease those boys playing those tom toms.... maybe give them a taste!
Out of tune.
Emotional, raw, gritty, creepy, frenetic and perfect in all its imperfections. Love it!
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It’s just totally amazing ❤️❤️
mick and keef nailed it on the get yer ya ya's out recording
sympathy for the devil on GYYYO is probably the best version of that song out there...
Has overdubs
Also on the rock and roll circus
No special effects no lights no nothing but you know what this is. Ucking amazing saw them live in coventry no filter 2018 blew me away
Happy birthday Mick Taylor!
Seriously I’ve been watching this for years and I still think it’s the greatest live recording of a rock song ever made. On so many levels - the music of course, but the way it captures the crowd, the setting, the vibe.. everything about this defines the moment in time! ❤
I wonder would love to know what production went on...beautiful capture
I do so agree with you. It’s an incredible performance. Never bettered.
Still can’t compare with “ya yas”
Nothing compares to this. Glad I was 19 at the time. My heart goes crazy every time I listen to it. The devil in me lives for ever
As a shy, young guitarist. To be playing for a tribute for Brian. My Taylor did himself proud😎
He replaced Clapton in John Mayall's group prior to this. Much bigger shoes to fill, but an excellent point nonetheless
@@Paul-yd6rr Didn't know that. Thanks for info
@@brocklanders9259 Listen to his work on the album Crusade by the Bluesbreakers!! I think he was only 17 when they recorded it.
Even then he was capable of putting Keith to shame but he as the the class act he is showed he was better just by letting Keith play these half assed solos. Mick was always the better player . To this day he remains just that.
doesn't get more raw than this. fantastic
Keith is the sound of The Rolling Stones but you can always tell when you hear Mick Taylor, much more fluid. Did anyone else notice Paul McCartney in the audience during the credits?
Love that Paul Mccartney is in the audience
I see have goo time
And everyone had a blast. Damn, I wish I was there.
Bien chamacos los Rolling Stones yo ni nacía es increíble como pasan los años
Do all the people slagging this performance know they hadn't toured in 3 years and virtuoso Mick Taylor was about to whip their sorry live asses into tremendous shape?
I.P.- They are suppose to be professional musicians- It was an important gig in front of 250,000 that was claimed as their return.
agree with IP
Yeah, they're all washed up now
@@scottmclaughlin5221
In 2 years* I really don't know why everybody even the Stones, when they speak about the context of this gig, forget about their 67 European Tour
Yes asaloutley you are right .
Sowas kommt nicht wieder. Was war das für eine geile Zeit. Absolut tolle Show der Stones.
...das hast du schön geschrieben Regina! Was für eine magische Zeit.
Abwarten, @reginafischer6747 😉
Musikalische Größe ist nicht die Ursache für gesellschaftlichen Wandel, sondern ein Symptom. Und es stehen erneut gigantische Umwälzungen bevor. Wird sich auch wieder in der Kunst niederschlagen.
Mark my words.
(Meine erste Begegnung mit den Stones fand 1964 statt, als meiner Schwester die erste Stones-LP geschenkt wurde. War damals 12 - und hörte mir die LP Tag für Tag an. Nebenher oft Karl-May- und Lederstrumpf-Lektüre …😂)
EXCELLENT!!! **WISHED I HAD BEEN THERE!!!**
I was 13 then AND i WISH THAT i COULD HAVE BEEN THERE as well. Raw music that would really take over your soul if you were not stoned and listening. A great performance without all the advantages of the modern world. I loved it.
I watched first time this video in 1981...but until now still thrill me
This is crazy good, Charlie’s wild drumming, mick is great and my Keith is wonderful…………permanently. When you see the joy they give to,people it’s not surprising that they’ve lasted so long getting better and better RIP Charlie. I had seen the Stones three times before this. I can’t afford their prices now.
Pretty funky. Even today it’s still really funky. Can imagine 1969. Nobody today would have the guts to do this.
It's the drugs honey
This is making me a Mick Tailor fan! Playing within the music!
Check out the work he did with Carla Olsen
This is the product of not touring and sitting your ass in a studio for two years. Taylor would whip there asses into shape and into one of the most intense live bands to exist.
@Steve Brooks What the fuck are you dibbling on about - he hasn't mentioned anything about the stones suffering after Taylor (although they did) - it's just you rushing around this video thread like a dog who's been kicked in the bollocks and looking for someone random to bite. Troll.
It’s amazing how this song in almost a year went from the studio version to this funky version then to the rock version in the American tour of 1969.
Love the gradual de-tuning of the guitars. Totally adds to the chaos of it all!
Mick Taylor was awesome man.
I must have watched this a thousand times and it's always pleasing. I do know that at around 2-04 you hear an edit at the exact moment the guitar solo starts. It was edited for video release as Keith messed up the beginning of the guitar solo.
George Harrison had this to say about Brian: "When I met him I liked him quite a lot. He was a good fellow, you know. I got to know him very well, I think, and I felt very close to him; you know how it is with some people, you feel for them, feel near to them. He was born on February 28, 1943 and I was born on February 25, 1943, and he was with Mick and Keith and I was with John and Paul in the groups, so there was a sort of understanding between the two of us. The positions were similar, and I often seemed to meet him in his times of trouble. There was nothing the matter with him that a little extra love wouldn't have cured. I don't think he had enough love or understanding. He was very nice and sincere and sensitive, and we must remember him like that because that's what he was."
And Mick Jagger is maybe not of the most empathic people....
That’s not even remotely true. Brian Jones was an egomaniac & treated people poorly. So much so it embarrassed the rest of the band.
@LudiCrust Nonesense. Jog on, troll.
The way Rory Gallagher used to play guitar with full passion and enjoying himself was and is still rare .. I wish he had said ' yes ' to offer made to him to join rolling stones
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an amazing recording capturing the mood of the 70s...💋
I was brought up on the stones as well as a lot of other 60’s bands, my mum had great taste! This was on tv sometime in the 80’s and we recorded it, I watched it almost if not everyday for weeks (maybe months). I knew every facial movement, gesture etc before they did it.
I’m now 46 and sadly I’ve never been lucky enough to see The Stones, I’ve seen a lot of others though from a very young age…..my mum was cool and showed me how to appreciate “proper” music
She seen many of them before they were famous including the Stones and The Who…loads more but I can’t remember now who they were
I use to watch this everyday at my grandfathers house :') he had the concert recorded on a VHS
Bill Wyman looks thrilled to be there.
Rock & roll is as much about the spirit as it is the music. This video captures that spirit
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Historical performance....
This is what Glastonbury should still be like today, instead of the over commercialised fake hippy, social media obsessed hipster selfie crap its turned into.
thats why serbia is today like this still....EXIT FESTIVAL....
Only "hipsters" now with their vegan food, Guardian paper and woke-PC B/S with a flat in Islington.
To quote a certain Frank Zappa album "We're only in it for the money" ;)
That’s not Glastonbury’s fault though, that’s just how society is now. Bands and crowds like this just don’t exist anymore.
manhasat
Wild! Wild! Wild! Keith ripping through solos like I have never seen him. Loads of African drummers, whoever they could scrounge up in London 1969.
Historical performance....
Emotional, raw, gritty, creepy, frenetic and perfect in all its imperfections. Love it!
9:30 Paul McCartney
I noticed Paul as well ; )
Amazing version. Mick Taylor brings it to another level.
No-one taking about the African drumming on this one?
I guess McCartney went to check them out. Both the Stones and the Beatles had given up live performances around the same time in 1966, and this was the first major Stones live concert. Paul wanted the Beatles to play live as well, he told the others a couple of months later and that was when the band broke up (september 1969), whereas after this concert, the Stones pretty much kept on playing live solidly until now.
Wow... brought here from an interest in "Master and Margaritta" - monumetnal book that inspired Mick to write the lyrics. Although a while before I was born, I can really appreciate this epic tune. The drumming, along with the Conga drums, the cool blues chops... the connection with the audience... the atmostphere. Makes 1990s britpop bands look like pretentous knobs.
THANK YOU LORD:
I'M ALIVE AND I CAN HEAR ROLLING STONES MUSIC WITH MY FAMILY
GOD BLESS YOU
CIAO FROM ITALY
Mick Taylor’s addition is what made the Stones the greatest rock and roll band in the world. After he left they went back to being ordinary. Those albums with Taylor are the best of the Stones
They actually cleared fans off the stage without beating them with pool cues! Sir Paul at 9:30 his face answers the age old question "Beatles of Stones"!
Ironically from Hyde Park to Altamont was about 5.5 months and the sound gets rounded out with the Ampegs to a transcendental level. For All its madness the music , the pure soundtrack of the Altamont Speedway was a zenith of the US Tour and a Band on Fire for that version of Sympathy, Under my Thumb (complete with Brand New Taylor Arpeggios) and Satisfaction which carried that moment to sound. You can hear in this verson all the brewing greatness that goes to fullness across the US 69 Tour captured officially on the Get Yer Ya Yas set and film but also critically important to hear in boots of the tour to Altamont and the late 1970 European Tour. Mick J is thankfully releasing more and more of the Mick Taylor work and we will ALL be blessed if the 73' Stones European Tour has a full length video somewhere as the epic of Taylor Era Stones as a locomotive of rock and roll. Cooking it. No Shade to Ronnie just love the Jazz that flows to Rock from Taylors Electric Symphony bouncing off the band. Charlies Good Tonite too Ainee!!
The Taylor years were definitely the best.
Longest running band in history and still making great music
Don’t make me angry
Wish I had been there!!!
Tengo casi 70 años, de joven me alegraba tanto los rolling stone, todavía amo a mick❤
A friend gave me a collection item. It gives the back ground on the 69 Hyde Park concert. Brain Jones Oded two days before the show. Mick read a poem from Keats before they started to play. It also has the Second Hyde Park 44 years later. It's called Sweet Summertime. One of the best gifts I ever received.
Sweet Summer Sun is what you are talking about, not Sweet Summertime. We know everything you commented on already. The entire show used to be on YT, but was pulled a couple years ago. It will be back.
No "auto-tune", straight into the amps, rock and roll at it's purist and finest!
The day Keith knew he had to up his game !
Not a Fool// Agreed , he was not sounding very tight here just sloppy with flashes of good playing , Mick even then would have smoked him.
Mick Taylor's first gig with the Stones!
Grande pezzo,grande interpretazione,grande location. GRANDE MICK JAGGER.
Mick Taylor.. really added to their sound… pity he was only there short term
Short term?
MT was with them five or so years(the stones absolute peak years).
To have survived a day with the stones then was a feat in itself.
Absolutely Cool, Who would've known or even understood!
Keep rocking us forever mick and the boys
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Love the raw nature of this performance...especially Mick...skinny as fuck and high as a kite.
u must be smoking the good stuff,cow.
Wow this video is a classic keeper, especially with Mick Taylor who made The Stones sound their best!!!
It's crap...
Magical musical mayhem, the likes we’ll never see again.
Adorabile non c'ero troppo ragazzina ma come avrei voluto esserci (i miei non mi avrebbero mai mandata)
Rip Brian I wouldn’t have been able to play 2 days after his death those early stones records wouldn’t be the same without Brian, but 1969 this the only the beginning of a new era the stones would go on to be the greatest band in 1972
Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 😘and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honour you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.💘💘
@@micktaylor198 sure Mick, I'd love to have your personal info. I'll wait here for it thank you! 😊
one of the most recognizable songs in rock. and one of the finest guitar slos
randy rysdale Music revolution days .You had to be good to reach the top.No engineering your path forward like today.
what guitar solo? it's not the studio version
Heads up to the guys & dolls who filmed this at that time , great stufffffff
What do you mean heads up? What should I look out for?
@@alapekuttaja7222 THANK YOU. Dummy
Il piu bel pezzo dei Rolling Stones. Cosa avrei dato x esserci. X sempre nel mio cuore. Mick riesce anche a farmi tenerezza!!!!!!!
That old lady at the end of the video was just priceless.
Charlie is simply amazing
*Mick Taylor was the.best♥️✨🌹*
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Mick Taylor rules!
Пол века спустя Мик в Питере на стадионе почти такой же молодой! Long Live Rock'n'Roll!
this whole show is the most rock n' roll thing that i've ever senn
La mejor manera de homenajear al fundador de esa enorme gran banda q hoy se transformó en algo más q una leyenda única por siempre juntos
'what's my name'
'really had a good time'
'we've got to go'
Fantastic performance by the young Rolling Stones 💓 at Hide Park 💥 Mitico concert without the Unforgettable Brian Jones 😥💔 rip in Heaven 🌌 in this concert touching speech from Mick Jagger 👑❤️ on BRIAN death 😭 Thanks for this wonderful video ✌️👍👌👋
raw raw live rock n roll... great stuff mate... thanks for the post.
Just saw the guys at Cleveland Browns Stadium a couple weeks ago. They did Sympathy, It was fantastic..... but I gotta tell ya, the rawness of these early years when the music was more pure, less rehearsed, and completely spontaneous was a little more interesting. Today they perform the song close to the album with excellent musicianship and very tight, nothing wrong with it. There's just something about the less rehearsed, more raw feel here. No laser lights, no huge high def video screens, just musicians and amplifiers on stage - and a whole bunch of people who I have no clue what they're on state with them for lol.
Fantastic percussion intro
I love watching gigs that I was at back in 69 ! aged 17 !
My personal opinion best version ever
eric that is very informative about Mick Taylor and his experience. Music business not all about making money, you do it because you love it. They work hard, musicians that is.
Keith's tone here is really dirty n muddy, I love it
The best times of the Stones - with Mick Taylor
Great performance! Somewhere in the crowd is Colonel Kurtz!