today is February 27, 2024. Tomorrow, February 28, 1942 Brian Jones was born. He would have been 82. Happy heavenly birthday Brian. You and your dulcimer are missed. RIP Sir Brian
Brian added that special touch/sound that made the Stones SPECIAL !!! He noticed something that I also noticed ! The blues and Indian music are basically a pentatonic blues scale ! I also want to work with the Beatles Revolver Mixlodian scale ! These Elizabethan tunes really appeal to me !!! Probably my favorite !!!
In my own humble opinion, Brian Jones was the most gifted and talented musician ever. He not only founded the Rolling Stones, he made the Rolling Stones
I dedicate this to my Gran.A real Edwardian throwback and classical pianist.She bought me Aftermath and loved this track.Rest in peace Sarah Ethel Birch.❤️
Brian Jones 1 of the best musician his ears are made 4 music n started rhe Stone but Mick Jagger is the best stage performer in the world no 1 will take that place love the Stone i am 69 n still listening from then from South Africa 🤣🤣🤣😘😘😘
In early 1965, Brian Jones made a 14 year-old farm boy in Ohio fall in love with the sound of slide guitar, when I dropped the needle on "Little Red Rooster" from their U.S. album "The Rolling Stones, Now!" Forever grateful.
Thank you and he was the image of early British rock and blues a handsome young man that's for sure. He even have the girl that all the rock musicians wanted and Keith got her I think. Always have the best close the best guitars on stage. And he had the best year for blues.
Out of ALL of the music icons, my absolute favorite of all time is Brian Jones. I have been on this planet for a looong time and have had the pleasure of listening to and even meeting some music luminaries, but Brian remains at the top of my list. The man was a musical genius. Guitar, sitar, harpsichord, dulcimer, piano, classical harp, xylophone,... He could master any instrument it seems. The sad part is that he never had the opportunity to truly show the world his talent. True he had his demons, but all the great ones did, Van Gogh, Beethoven, Edgar Allan Poe,..... The world is a far emptier place without them, especially Brian. Rest in peace Brian, the world truly misses you good sir.
What the hell are you smoking?! Never had a chance to show the world his talent?! Um...Being on "Ed Sullivan" multiple times is a nothingburger?! Being on this tour in 1966 doesn't count? 🥴
@@lemurianchick Nice rebuttal. The man's career lasted a whole 4 years in the spotlight. Do you presume to say that his potential talents were showcased in that brief time and that he could go no further? I suppose you would imply the same sentiment if applied to say Buddy Holly or Duane Allman had done everything and would have no further music to give to the world. In this instance, there was far more that could have been achieved, provided any of them had not been taken far too soon. But I suppose such a music master as yourself realizes that their potential had reached it's pinnacle and they were in the twilight of their musical careers. I suggest you contemplate what you post in the future before inquiring what someone is smoking, because you will be called out every time. Best regards. 🤐
@@elenikorkodelaki2695 The words come easily when they contain the truth. The Stones "carried on" after his death, but they lost the complexity of their music. The early Stones music had a mix of renaissance, rock and blues unlike any other band of the british invasion era. This was indicative of Brian's creativity and talent. 1963 through 1970 were the heart and soul of the band's claim to fame. They continued their trek through time, but it was never as original. They became somewhat generic in their approach to music, which undoubtedly led to commercial success, but the depth of the music suffered. I firmly believe that without Brian, they would never have gone far. He was the founding father of the Stones and his talent was what launched them into the collective minds of the world. I've said it before and I will say it time and again,......... No Jones,... No Stones Absolutely LOVE the early days of The Rolling Stones and still do. Long live the legend, long live the music, long live the legacy of one Mr. Brian Jones.
Come to think of it, Brian's playing is a huge part of what makes their '60s work their most crafted and melodic. Dulcimer on Lady Jane; marimbas on Under My Thumb; flute on Ruby Tuesday; sitar on Paint It Black; slide guitar on Last Time.
Brian Jones also plays the Saxophone on Citadel & Child Of The Moon, Mellotron on 2000 Light Years From Home, Accordion on Back Street Girl, Slide Guitar on I Wanna Be Your Man, Little Red Rooster, I Can't Be Satisfied & No Expectations, Dulcimer on I Am Waiting,
@@raulmacias1311 And also played a lot of Mouth-organ and Recorder not flute on "Ruby Tuesday" and he also played Autoharp, Organ and Harp on "In another land" ruclips.net/video/otBmJPc3Foo/видео.html
Brian Jones.... the only man that ever lived that could leave them screaming in the aisles with a dulcimer on a downbeat Elizabethean groove. He speaks clearly to the soul of every woman present. Pure communication--pure music.
@@adelembprBarely old farts compared to other men their age. They are all thin and still cool. Let's see if you make it to their age with your coolness intact.
Brian was a big part of the early Stones sound .He wasn't a Hendrix but he made simple catchy melodies that are noticably missing when he left the band.
OMG I can only imagine if Brian was still alive and with the Stones right now?! He was a genius RIP. This is one of my Fave Stones sings every💋💋💋💋❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥👠👠
Brian was such a talented musician. He could pick up any instrument and play it. He was my favorite Rolling Stone. He had such a sad ending to his life.
This is the Stones at their most unique and original. My god, get those guys out of the stadiums and the seventies out of people´s minds...this is intimate, real and magical. No posing, no overproduction, just music in the simple, honest & brilliantly amateurish way that the punks never dreamt of achieving. This is not restricted to any age or attitude. Inspired and innocent... THIS IS GREAT! FOR ME.
" that the punks never dreamt of achieving" Could you explain what you mean by this. It's my understanding that punk music, in it's first 10 years or so, stands for just what the early Stones did.
By the time the Stones started to write their own (great) material, they really were becoming themselves. The same goes for the Who and The Kinks. Once you´ve achieved that AND being successful, you´re a leader. The punks were followers in my opinion, apart from Iggy Pop and the Pistols. Restricted to (young) age, attitude, posing and a concept of anger and amateurism.
Well, I have to believe you...I was about 4 at the time :) ,and far away from where it happened. Talking of my own youth, the live bands I adored most never made it big and are now unknown to a wider public.
Brian was my favorite. I still shed tears when I hear the songs he performed/recorded when he was with them or see a picture of him. I cried for days when he died. Very nice memorial, thank you.
So, it's not just me. I feel like I'm grieving his death all over again like I was there in 1969. Listening through all his best contributions and seeing how unhappy he is in many live performances (plus looking very meek and unwell) is very upsetting and painful emotionally.
Las canciones de los rollings stones con Brian Jones sonaban geniales era brian el lider del grupo aunque nunca lo reconocieron musico maestro esa es la palabra
Lady Jane is quite something with Brian jones on the dulcimer what a wonderful instrument and he plays perfect oh such a talented musician you can feel the the elegance in the song lady jane
I agree with you! Brian Jones was the original stone and always will be! No offense to mick Taylor or Ronnie Wood but I just believe the stones were great with Brian!
Jim Morrison you two are fucking deluded they made like 4 of the greatest albums of all time with mick Taylor, Brian was good at covers but that’s it dead end
Ahh...this is when Brian was still on top. I think "Aftermath" represents his best and most inspired work with The Rolling Stones. That masterpiece would not have been as good if it wasn't for his brilliant instrumental contributions (sitar, dulcimer, marimba ...). It's clear that Mick and Keith wrote the songs but Brian perfected them here. And also in the underrated "Between The Buttons".
Not clear they wrote pre 69 songs. Studio teams did much. They also stole from Brian and never gave him any credit. They probably wrote all the crap that was done from 69 on.
@@mullerk2 what you state is probably true. But from 69 on (at least until 81 - forget Emotional Rescue) they wrote stuff very far from being crap. 68 to 74 the stones were the greatest rock band of all time...
He rearly Rearly was one that went way to early think of all the great music we’ve never here’d that he would have created such a shame he died so young
Brian Jones él fundador y líder de los Rolling Stones. Un músico con un talento grandioso. Por siempre Brian Jones el mejor Rolling Stones de todos los tiempos. 😇
Sorry but that date refers to nothing , BRIAN JONES was born FEBRUARY 28 1942 and was killed July 3 1969 , I hope this helps vs what you have wrote for whatever unknown reason
Thank you. I have been following the Stone's all of my life. Brian was the Stones. He stood apart --and alone. Life just came out with an edition titled "Gone too Soon," and Brian is featured. Again thank you.
Brian jones o mais versatil instrumentista da historia da musica,aqui tocando um dulcimer instrumento regionalista indigna americano...jones bastava alguns minutos pra encontrar as notas acordes e a melhor afinacao e depois tocava com maestria como se tivesse tocando o instrumento ha anos...tocava todos os instrumentos de uma orquestra classica e assim foi durante sua breve mas intensa vida...
i have visited this international centre brian was the stones now they are still missing one he was a talent never to be forgotten r.i.p what will he be thinking of them in heaven class act he was
Never thought they did this live, what a nice surprise. Thank you. The Stones most definitely benefited from Brian's ears, imagination and knack with exotic instruments, but it was also the time when they were chasing the Beatles and it inspired a higher level of songwriting from Richards and Jagger. Once the Beatles and Brian were gone, the Stones morphed into a sort of a glorified roadside dive sort of band (with the exception of an occasional Richards ballad like "Angie") which still thrived with the addition of the brilliant blues guitarist Mick Taylor. After his exit they were noticeably lessened and thus hired a bunch of sidemen and women to pad the act and developed a high tech stage show and evolved or devolved, depending on your viewpoint, into the oldies arena act they remain today.
Music's most beautiful face 0:51 The golden stone :') Brian was the magic ingredient of The Stones. He gave them their best years. A musician that can play any instrument they pick up is a musician most bands dream of having. Gifted people are like shooting stars they leave us way too soon ... people should have treated him better when he was here. They did not appreciate the musical genius they had in Brian Jones. I like to think he's now chilling out somewhere playing guitar with his friends Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon 🎸
If Brian could have written a hit, I believe he would have not been sacked. He could play any instrument and his sense of style defined Swinging London. He had a lot of health and mental health issues, and the other Stones had no patience for it. It also doesn't help that he beat women, including Suki Potter and Anita Pallenberg.
Rock on Brian We loved you then /we love you now, Athena and I twirled the living room to you many a time, I cant wait to hold her and dance really slow again, it will be heavenly! Thank you from us both, She cannot say so but she and you must be talking about how you affected us!
sad news that Charlie pass away , he will be miss but the music will go on for ever long after i have gone , have seen the TRS a good few times over the years , but will all ways remember the one time at the old Wembley stadium ,at the end of the concert Mick and the boys got behind Charlie and push him to the front or the stage and said he was to old to get up :(
In just 7 years as Brian Jones was present they wrote 10 albums, it could be counted even more with differences from UK and US releases until 1967. For me also this period songs are best, most creative, soulful, original, amazingly diverse and much more, and those period are only albums that can be compared with the Beatles ! It is also their far most creative + productive period and this was their climax as band on all levels !
Agreed...the BJ era was by far my favorite...i don't concern myself with what was played on radio more...its what i play in my mind.. all that matters...
I agree with you up to.....compare with the Beatles, even though they were friends and playing on each others records in 67 and 68, the Beatles always outshined, out wrote and out performed the stones. this is coming from a man in his early sixties who used to buy the records when they were new and I insist the Beatles were the better band.
I also noticed that after Brian left, their style was completely different. Why don't they play these old songs? Do people really go to a Stones concert to hear "Start Me Up?"
Andrew i would agree, more versatile, more interesting, they seemed more of a group, after their music got predictable, blues infused rock, then a little country for a bit!
It's undeniable. While he was there, they were more artsy, more varied in their timbres and choice of material, were just more sexy and perfect for the swinging sixties and the flower power era. Brian Jones definitely left an imprint, not only musically but also on the look and style of the band. But that said I can't blame Jagger and Richards for firing him as by all accounts he'd lost it in the last few years. It's obvious in the Sympathy for the Devil documentary that he's a deadweight the group has to carry around (teaching him what basic chords to play), not someone you can rely on to perform on stage. Put yourself in Mick Jagger's shoes. Do you want to stand in front of tens of thousands of people with someone out of their mind on drugs backing you? At least Richards cared enough to perform when it was needed. Second period Stones was still excellent. Richards was wrote some of his best songs and Mick Taylor at his best is an incredible musician. Definitely a very different band though. Third period with Ron Wood has some good songs, but it's a bit of a frat house party band. For me the first and second incarnation of the Stones are quite equal. The first probably most undervalued as most people seem to prefer the Mick Taylor era.
![The Rolling Stones- "Lady Jane"/Interview/"Paint It Black" 1966 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hl61VkVqtcU/mqdefault.jpg)
today is February 27, 2024. Tomorrow, February 28, 1942 Brian Jones was born. He would have been 82. Happy heavenly birthday Brian. You and your dulcimer are missed. RIP Sir Brian
Brian added that special touch/sound that made the Stones SPECIAL !!! He noticed something that I also noticed ! The blues and Indian music are basically a pentatonic blues scale ! I also want to work with the Beatles Revolver Mixlodian scale ! These Elizabethan tunes really appeal to me !!! Probably my favorite !!!
Thanks Jonesy, for everything. Here's to the Golden Stone.
We love you, Golden Stone. Always remembered. Brilliant Musician. Style King. Founded Band with incredible vision not possessed by the evil twins.
In my own humble opinion, Brian Jones was the most gifted and talented musician ever. He not only founded the Rolling Stones, he made the Rolling Stones
Ray ...well, maybe not the most talented and gifted musician ever, but the best one in the stones?...yeah,,I think so.
@Wm Delong It's called Mick Jagger/Keith Richards Tax avoiding cabaret band.
You kick him out when he is no longer willing or capable to contribute and is dragging you down
In fact, he was looking for a singer and second guitarrist, then appears mick a keith 😂
@@tomgat6314 something wrong with them?
Makes me cry.
I dedicate this to my Gran.A real Edwardian throwback and classical pianist.She bought me Aftermath and loved this track.Rest in peace Sarah Ethel Birch.❤️
Would loved to have met Sarah !!!
It’s nice to hear Brian’s dulcimer solo with no harpsichord. What a great song this is.
Brian Jones 1 of the best musician his ears are made 4 music n started rhe Stone but Mick Jagger is the best stage performer in the world no 1 will take that place love the Stone i am 69 n still listening from then from South Africa 🤣🤣🤣😘😘😘
In early 1965, Brian Jones made a 14 year-old farm boy in Ohio fall in love with the sound of slide guitar, when I dropped the needle on "Little Red Rooster" from their U.S. album "The Rolling Stones, Now!" Forever grateful.
How incredible that this recording exists.
Saw The Stones in 63 and 65.met Brian in 63.Great band. Always loved them since I was 12.fab.
A Delicate song to play .This comes across a lot better than I expected
given the sound systems used in 66
A beautiful piece of music will always remain beautiful no matter the years passing by..........❤️🎵
Thank you and he was the image of early British rock and blues a handsome young man that's for sure. He even have the girl that all the rock musicians wanted and Keith got her I think. Always have the best close the best guitars on stage. And he had the best year for blues.
Out of ALL of the music icons, my absolute favorite of all time is Brian Jones. I have been on this planet for a looong time and have had the pleasure of listening to and even meeting some music luminaries, but Brian remains at the top of my list. The man was a musical genius. Guitar, sitar, harpsichord, dulcimer, piano, classical harp, xylophone,... He could master any instrument it seems. The sad part is that he never had the opportunity to truly show the world his talent. True he had his demons, but all the great ones did, Van Gogh, Beethoven, Edgar Allan Poe,..... The world is a far emptier place without them, especially Brian.
Rest in peace Brian, the world truly misses you good sir.
What the hell are you smoking?! Never had a chance to show the world his talent?! Um...Being on "Ed Sullivan" multiple times is a nothingburger?! Being on this tour in 1966 doesn't count? 🥴
@@lemurianchick Nice rebuttal. The man's career lasted a whole 4 years in the spotlight. Do you presume to say that his potential talents were showcased in that brief time and that he could go no further? I suppose you would imply the same sentiment if applied to say Buddy Holly or Duane Allman had done everything and would have no further music to give to the world. In this instance, there was far more that could have been achieved, provided any of them had not been taken far too soon.
But I suppose such a music master as yourself realizes that their potential had reached it's pinnacle and they were in the twilight of their musical careers.
I suggest you contemplate what you post in the future before inquiring what someone is smoking, because you will be called out every time.
Best regards. 🤐
He had it all. And then threw it away. So sad.
Thank you,for your great words to Brian!!!
@@elenikorkodelaki2695 The words come easily when they contain the truth. The Stones "carried on" after his death, but they lost the complexity of their music. The early Stones music had a mix of renaissance, rock and blues unlike any other band of the british invasion era. This was indicative of Brian's creativity and talent. 1963 through 1970 were the heart and soul of the band's claim to fame. They continued their trek through time, but it was never as original. They became somewhat generic in their approach to music, which undoubtedly led to commercial success, but the depth of the music suffered. I firmly believe that without Brian, they would never have gone far. He was the founding father of the Stones and his talent was what launched them into the collective minds of the world. I've said it before and I will say it time and again,.........
No Jones,... No Stones
Absolutely LOVE the early days of The Rolling Stones and still do.
Long live the legend, long live the music, long live the legacy of one Mr. Brian Jones.
Come to think of it, Brian's playing is a huge part of what makes their '60s work their most crafted and melodic. Dulcimer on Lady Jane; marimbas on Under My Thumb; flute on Ruby Tuesday; sitar on Paint It Black; slide guitar on Last Time.
Vibraslap on "All Along The Watchtower".... sorry wrong group...…...
Brian Jones also plays the Saxophone on Citadel & Child Of The Moon, Mellotron on 2000 Light Years From Home, Accordion on Back Street Girl, Slide Guitar on I Wanna Be Your Man, Little Red Rooster, I Can't Be Satisfied & No Expectations, Dulcimer on I Am Waiting,
@@raulmacias1311
And also played a lot of Mouth-organ and Recorder
not flute on "Ruby Tuesday" and he also played
Autoharp, Organ and Harp on "In another land"
ruclips.net/video/otBmJPc3Foo/видео.html
Brian played 17 instruments
@takfam07
Brian played the "recorder" on Ruby Tuesday. Look at the video The Ed Sullivan Show on RUclips.
Brian was the greatest He was the Stone sound.
No.
@@petergambaccini7396 Brian created it and got the band together.
@@sr2291 YES!!!!!!!.... BRIAN JONES WAS THE BEST..A MULTITALEND MUSICIAN 🙏👏.... EVERYONE KNOWS..WITH HIS MUSIC HE CAVE THO SONGS. ....SOUL,💫⭐🌟
100%. Brain Was The Brains Behind The Stones “Between The Buttons “ Was The Best Album!
Ruby Tuesday …Was 100% Brian Jones 👍
Brian Jones wasn't just a talented and gifted musician he was the founder of the Rolling Stones. RIP Brian.
Brian Jones…..Great musician!
R.I.P.❤
Brian Jones.... the only man that ever lived that could leave them screaming in the aisles with a dulcimer on a downbeat Elizabethean groove. He speaks clearly to the soul of every woman present. Pure communication--pure music.
In 3 month 3 days I will be born after this! I’m 55 saw them 12 times . Just saw them in Dallas! Still amazing . Keep Rolling Stones!
Brian had so much style, in music and his persona. These times are the Rolling Stones I'll always remember.
Today they are old farts. Entertaining of course but have brought in cluster of musicians with no talent and personality.
@@adelembprBarely old farts compared to other men their age. They are all thin and still cool. Let's see if you make it to their age with your coolness intact.
Brian was a big part of the early Stones sound .He wasn't a Hendrix but he made simple catchy melodies that are noticably missing when he left the band.
On Lady Jane he just follows the Jagger voice line quite note for note.
Brian was good friends with Hendrix. That's Brian playing the Vibraslap with Hendrix, on All Along The Watchtower.
I just love the musical sound of the dulcimer!
Well, at least Brian Jones would be really proud to know we recognize his musical gifts Thank you guys 😘😘🤠🤠
OMG I can only imagine if Brian was still alive and with the Stones right now?! He was a genius RIP. This is one of my Fave Stones sings every💋💋💋💋❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥👠👠
Brian was such a talented musician. He could pick up any instrument and play it. He was my favorite Rolling Stone. He had such a sad ending to his life.
A Sad ending
27 .....the best Stone
This is the Stones at their most unique and original. My god, get those guys out of the stadiums and the seventies out of people´s minds...this is intimate, real and magical. No posing, no overproduction, just music in the simple, honest & brilliantly amateurish way that the punks never dreamt of achieving. This is not restricted to any age or attitude. Inspired and innocent...
THIS IS GREAT! FOR ME.
" that the punks never dreamt of achieving" Could you explain what you mean by this. It's my understanding that punk music, in it's first 10 years or so, stands for just what the early Stones did.
By the time the Stones started to write their own (great) material, they really were becoming themselves. The same goes for the Who and The Kinks. Once you´ve achieved that AND being successful, you´re a leader. The punks were followers in my opinion, apart from Iggy Pop and the Pistols. Restricted to (young) age, attitude, posing and a concept of anger and amateurism.
thanks, guess we disagree on what early punk music stood for. Believe me, as someone who was there, there was no posing in 1976 and 77.
Well, I have to believe you...I was about 4 at the time :) ,and far away from where it happened. Talking of my own youth, the live bands I adored most never made it big and are now unknown to a wider public.
You can speak for me! Authenticity is rare these days. Go back to 4 track recording and let's see who makes that work, eh?
Beautiful photo with beautiful music. Brian you were and still are the best! RIP.
Brian Jones The Pillar Of The Rolling Stones R.I.P!
Use of Dulcimer by Brian was beyond creative. It makes the piece.
He made the dulcimer make a beautiful sound.
Wow !!! Iwas 17 yrsoldo this day my birthday!!! What a great birthday present this wouldve been!!!
I always had this fantasy of Brian had lived and Syd Barrett not gone nuts had got together and collaborated on an album or started a new band.
Rollover1970, thank you much for sharing this. RIP Brian.
Thanks very much for who posted this video. Brian was a very sensitive and talented guy.
Brian was my favorite. I still shed tears when I hear the songs he performed/recorded when he was with them or see a picture of him. I cried for days when he died. Very nice memorial, thank you.
So, it's not just me. I feel like I'm grieving his death all over again like I was there in 1969. Listening through all his best contributions and seeing how unhappy he is in many live performances (plus looking very meek and unwell) is very upsetting and painful emotionally.
Brain Jones die Nummer 1 der Stones. Sein musikalisches Talent war beeindruckend. Viel zu früh von uns gegangen oder gegangen worden 😥
Oh, Brian. Losing you is such a heartache. You and all the music wandering around inside of you...
This will never fade. I think I shed a heart tear for Brian right now in the great beyond. Hopefully he is at peace.
Lady jeann, très belle voix, Mick, Merci a Brian Jones.🎼🎼
Brian gave the stones everything
He named them
He hired them
He got the stone rolling
Then they shunned him
And what did he get in return? Surely, he got something from his band mates? Right ?
He definitely did.
Wow! Thank you for that. A very special performance.
One of my all-time favorite RS songs.
Wow beautiful song in paradise. So much in this version to unpack. So long ago. Beautiful Brian at his best. He is now in a special place no doubt.
Nobody can play this like Brian Jones Rock on Brian and Rock on to the guys still with us!
Las canciones de los rollings stones con Brian Jones sonaban geniales era brian el lider del grupo aunque nunca lo reconocieron musico maestro esa es la palabra
The blade thin Jagger delivers, survivor Keith Richards strums and the genius Brian Jones provides the counterpoint and Elizabethan aura!😊
Iconic song that sounds even better in 2022 as I here it today
This is only Elizabethan song in rock I know of. Brian Jones was enormously talented. My favorite Rolling Stone.
Piano Teacher and Math Tutor I wonder if he ever thought of using a Theorbo ?
Piano Teacher and Math Tutor .... you are not alone .
Tis indeed a fine piece, dilly dilly.
@Judith Senning
Lucky you.
steeleye span did plenty.
A great performance between guitarists in my humble opinion! Brian and Keef meshed so well in this tune.
Brian was brilliant
Very first time I heard this song it's a great song
Lady Jane is quite something with Brian jones on the dulcimer what a wonderful instrument and he plays perfect oh such a talented musician you can feel the the elegance in the song lady jane
BrianJones, tremendo musico!! Tremenda personalidad!! Por siempre en mis recuerdos!!!!❤
Beautiful sound!
One of my all time favorites. Thank You Brian
No Jones , no Stones :-(
I was so lucky to see them in 66💕💕💕
Same here...in Honolulu...I was 13 and it was my first concert, ever...still have my ticket stub❤
It's Brian. What else needs to be said. Keith also played beautifully here. Better than the record. Brian gave the Stones their mystique.
I agree with you! Brian Jones was the original stone and always will be! No offense to mick Taylor or Ronnie Wood but I just believe the stones were great with Brian!
Jim Morrison you two are fucking deluded they made like 4 of the greatest albums of all time with mick Taylor, Brian was good at covers but that’s it dead end
exactly. he invented them. style, music, attitude.
Yeah, Keef’s playing here is beautiful! It meshes so freaking well with Brian’s dulcimer.
Hard to pinpoint his influence, but I just know that after Brian they were still great but there was a weirdness missing
Brian Jones was a force of nature! Brilliant musician!
Brian was the stones the most gifted musician of them all.
True.
Totally xoxo he had such amazing talent
Yes you are right but he does the best with the sitar in paint it black in my opinion
Keith Richards and Mick Taylor were both better guitarist. This is Rock and Roll. Brian can play a damn good recorder. Wow.
Always loved the song and the perfect performance ❤️
beautiful....Brian
Ahh...this is when Brian was still on top. I think "Aftermath" represents his best and most inspired work with The Rolling Stones.
That masterpiece would not have been as good if it wasn't for his brilliant instrumental contributions (sitar, dulcimer, marimba ...). It's clear that Mick and Keith wrote the songs but Brian perfected them here. And also in the underrated "Between The Buttons".
underrated, YES
Not clear they wrote pre 69 songs. Studio teams did much. They also stole from Brian and never gave him any credit. They probably wrote all the crap that was done from 69 on.
@@mullerk2 what you state is probably true. But from 69 on (at least until 81 - forget Emotional Rescue) they wrote stuff very far from being crap. 68 to 74 the stones were the greatest rock band of all time...
i have to admit, "Between the Buttons" is probably the best Stònes album, there are others, but, The Best, jùs såyîn ¡😎🥚😎¡
BTB is good in an "interesting failure" sort of way.
I def like it, and play it often.
I prefer the UK version.
Brian Jones idolo se extraña tu musica estes donde estes tu musica no dejara de sonar que en paz descanses ..Brian jones
Brian gave them the musical weirdness which we all love.
Weirdness??
HAWAII LOVES BRIAN..
He rearly Rearly was one that went way to early think of all the great music we’ve never here’d that he would have created such a shame he died so young
Brian Jones él fundador y líder de los Rolling Stones. Un músico con un talento grandioso. Por siempre Brian Jones el mejor Rolling Stones de todos los tiempos. 😇
Estoy de acuerdo el era el del talento
Brian Jones mi favorito 🤩🤩🤩
LOVE that fluffed intro! Classic old Stones, great stuff even with all the crackles.
03/07/2019:R-I-P to the mysterious and so talented Brian Jones,gone too soon,there are already today 50 years ago!!.Never forget,forever young ♡♡...
Sorry but that date refers to nothing , BRIAN JONES was born FEBRUARY 28 1942 and was killed July 3 1969 , I hope this helps vs what you have wrote for whatever unknown reason
Thank you. I have been following the Stone's all of my life. Brian was the Stones. He stood apart --and alone. Life just came out with an edition titled "Gone too Soon," and Brian is featured. Again thank you.
Brian jones o mais versatil instrumentista da historia da musica,aqui tocando um dulcimer instrumento regionalista indigna americano...jones bastava alguns minutos pra encontrar as notas acordes e a melhor afinacao e depois tocava com maestria como se tivesse tocando o instrumento ha anos...tocava todos os instrumentos de uma orquestra classica e assim foi durante sua breve mas intensa vida...
In this beautiful song, Mick is really singing, which is rare.
Just found this little gem. I loved Brian Jones and his talented contribution to the Stones
Brian Jones one of the great musicians he played the harp and keyboards and greet with it Rhythm guitars
Not heard this in many years, but I always liked it....
I was there. After the stage rush, I was within 2 people in front of me. It was quite amazing.
Poor Brian...RIP...The most gifted Stone, certainly...
i have visited this international centre brian was the stones now they are still missing one
he was a talent never to be forgotten r.i.p what will he be thinking of them in heaven class act he was
RIP Brian. Gone too soon,
Never thought they did this live, what a nice surprise. Thank you. The Stones most definitely benefited from Brian's ears, imagination and knack with exotic instruments, but it was also the time when they were chasing the Beatles and it inspired a higher level of songwriting from Richards and Jagger. Once the Beatles and Brian were gone, the Stones morphed into a sort of a glorified roadside dive sort of band (with the exception of an occasional Richards ballad like "Angie") which still thrived with the addition of the brilliant blues guitarist Mick Taylor. After his exit they were noticeably lessened and thus hired a bunch of sidemen and women to pad the act and developed a high tech stage show and evolved or devolved, depending on your viewpoint, into the oldies arena act they remain today.
Lady Jane was played live on the Stones "Got Live If You Want It." Great version there also.
Brian ,insuperable
Amazingggggggggg
The number one
Forever
Brasil
If there was no Brian Jones, there would never have been The Rolling Stones. Well, even if there was, they never would have made it without him.
The critics were quick to praise this lovely number and rightly so.
Brian was the musical genius of the Stones 💙🎶🎶🎵🎶 💜
TRUE WORDS!
THE ROLLING STONES IS THE GREATEST ROCK BAND ON EARTH.
GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬
Never. Richard/Jagger is the Sound of Stones!!
BRIAN Jones, musique géniale, merci beaucoup BRIAN.
Sound quality is exceptional!
Thanks
Music's most beautiful face 0:51 The golden stone :') Brian was the magic ingredient of The Stones. He gave them their best years. A musician that can play any instrument they pick up is a musician most bands dream of having. Gifted people are like shooting stars they leave us way too soon ... people should have treated him better when he was here. They did not appreciate the musical genius they had in Brian Jones. I like to think he's now chilling out somewhere playing guitar with his friends Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon 🎸
If Brian could have written a hit, I believe he would have not been sacked. He could play any instrument and his sense of style defined Swinging London. He had a lot of health and mental health issues, and the other Stones had no patience for it. It also doesn't help that he beat women, including Suki Potter and Anita Pallenberg.
The shinned Dulcimer! Brian was a genius ! R.ip Charlie and Brian!
Rock on Brian We loved you then /we love you now, Athena and I twirled the living room to you many a time, I cant wait to hold her and dance really slow again, it will be heavenly! Thank you from us both, She cannot say so but she and you must be talking about how you affected us!
Joanie Jett 71 so sweet, RIP both
sad news that Charlie pass away , he will be miss but the music will go on for ever long after i have gone , have seen the TRS a good few times over the years , but will all ways remember the one time at the old Wembley stadium ,at the end of the concert Mick and the boys got behind Charlie and push him to the front or the stage and said he was to old to get up :(
In just 7 years as Brian Jones was present they wrote 10 albums, it could be counted even more with differences from UK and US releases until 1967. For me also this period songs are best, most creative, soulful, original, amazingly diverse and much more, and those period are only albums that can be compared with the Beatles ! It is also their far most creative + productive period and this was their climax as band on all levels !
Umm.... maybe. For recording. But the Mick Taylor years is when they became the greatest RNR band in the world.
Agreed...the BJ era was by far my favorite...i don't concern myself with what was played on radio more...its what i play in my mind.. all that matters...
I agree with you up to.....compare with the Beatles, even though they were friends and playing on each others records in 67 and 68, the Beatles always outshined, out wrote and out performed the stones. this is coming from a man in his early sixties who used to buy the records when they were new and I insist the Beatles were the better band.
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One of my fave songs. Jones super talented RIP
The "Jones Stones." The real Stones.
For me , the Stones before and after Brian are 2 DIFFERENT bands ... I think I prefer the original Stones ...
Same here!
Sam Spade Agreed! How many times can you listen to Start Me Up? Give me this song and Backstreet Girl, classy and SO English! 🎶
I also noticed that after Brian left, their style was completely different. Why don't they play these old songs? Do people really go to a Stones concert to hear "Start Me Up?"
Andrew i would agree, more versatile, more interesting, they seemed more of a group, after their music got predictable, blues infused rock, then a little country for a bit!
It's undeniable. While he was there, they were more artsy, more varied in their timbres and choice of material, were just more sexy and perfect for the swinging sixties and the flower power era. Brian Jones definitely left an imprint, not only musically but also on the look and style of the band.
But that said I can't blame Jagger and Richards for firing him as by all accounts he'd lost it in the last few years. It's obvious in the Sympathy for the Devil documentary that he's a deadweight the group has to carry around (teaching him what basic chords to play), not someone you can rely on to perform on stage. Put yourself in Mick Jagger's shoes. Do you want to stand in front of tens of thousands of people with someone out of their mind on drugs backing you? At least Richards cared enough to perform when it was needed.
Second period Stones was still excellent. Richards was wrote some of his best songs and Mick Taylor at his best is an incredible musician. Definitely a very different band though.
Third period with Ron Wood has some good songs, but it's a bit of a frat house party band. For me the first and second incarnation of the Stones are quite equal. The first probably most undervalued as most people seem to prefer the Mick Taylor era.
Que temon que delicia que instrumentista brian que fenomeno..gracias brian eternamente vas a vivir en mi memoria