One of my favourite tracks from Beggars Banquet. Mick Taylor gives it wings. Aaah the Roundhouse, Chalk farm, epic venue ! And the band as good as gravy ❤
Ohhhhhh Mick taylor kills it, just listen to his solos like from 2:00, I just can't sit still listening to his guitar, it moves me like no other!!! A TRUE MASTER AND A TALENT!!!
The original strange stray cat in all her glory! We bid you a fond adieu Anita Pallenberg. God bless you and keep you safe. We thank you for your 16 years as the Stones muse, fashion icon, model, actress and mother, Keith's main mama. Bon voyage baby doll!
The Stones needed a great lead guitarist and here he is - Mick Taylor. What tone, feel, and technique! The current line up has nothing on the swagger and bluster of this.
Mick Taylor was the ultimate lead guitarist with the rolling stones, Even if Ronnie Wood has been with them for so long he will never ever sound that fantastic
That's always been my contention. We all love Ronnie and he has made some nice contributions to the Stones music, but Taylor, wow. They lost a great musician when he left.
Keith, playing sooo f***ing nasty! Nobody can compare. The Stones really were the best band in the whole world in '71. They knew it, everybody knew it, God knew it. Every time they played, they had to prove it, and they did!
The picture of Mick at 2:46 is perfect for this badass song. I actually opened a new tab in the browser so I could listen to the whole song while looking at that one image!
it frustrates me when people say that the stones did not get better with age. they still wrote some great songs as they evolved later into their career. "one hit to the body", "hearts for sale", "almost hear you sigh" just to name a few. I still have yet to find even one band I would say overall are better than the stones.
Constructive criticism. Should've shown Mick Taylor, not Keith during the solos. Why have pictures from the 1981 tour when this is 1971. Huge difference.
You're of course entirely correct, and as I've mentioned to other people here - I made this video some years ago before I knew my stones anthology - I just picked photos I thought looked good!
Very true. I had the same thought for a very long time; jumbling up the chronology seems pretty weird. Yet, having seen the new single, 'Angry', I'm not sure I entirely agree with my own opinion: The Stones and Beatles, The Kinks, The Small Faces/Faces, The Doors, Velvet Underground, Fleetwood Mac, Black Sabbath, A/C DC, Guns n'Roses etc.,seem to me now to transcend such petty considerations as the ins and outs of Time and Space.
personally i much prefer the yaya's version of this song. i dig the slow grooviness of it (slower than any other version i've heard actually - including the original), and the mick taylor solo's are just blow away.
@@brignallwood4062 It's a very different song from Beggars to ya ya's to this version. On Ya ya's apart from being slower paced Jagger gives a sweeter less menacing melody almost romantic. Here they've taken that version sped it up and there's more menace. That's what's great about the Stones live is there's so many different versions of their songs, sometime they fuck it up but many times they create something new.
Back when boasting about pedophelia was acceptable for Rockers. Jagger even changes the object of his affection from fifteen to thirteen years old in the first verse
I was wondering the year as well because to me the solo sounds more like Ronnie Wood and not Mick Taylor. Don't get me wrong, both are great, but this live version, especially the solo, sounds very different than the one from "Get Yer Ya Yas Out" where Taylor kicks some serious butt: ruclips.net/video/Ij3PD8Jio4o/видео.html
![The Rolling Stones - Midnight Rambler [Live] HD Marquee Club 1971 NEW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/t87B4frtEh8/mqdefault.jpg)
My bootleg recording of Stray Cat Blues in Detroit 1968 is even better! The Stones opened with Street Fighting Man that night. WOW!
Doesn't get any better than this. All 5 of them at their peak and in sync. Powerhouse band, can't get enough of the '71 Stones
Perhaps one of the best Stones' live performance...the solo of Mick Taylor brought up the euphorea to its climax ; a real masterpiece !
Taylor's playing gives me the chills 🥰
Rest in peace, Charlie Watts. The Rolling Stones wouldn't be the same without you.
The absolutely best version.
One of my favourite tracks from Beggars Banquet. Mick Taylor gives it wings. Aaah the Roundhouse, Chalk farm, epic venue ! And the band as good as gravy ❤
that song is not on Beggars Banquet,you are wrong
Stones 1969/73 best rock'n roll band ever!
When Mick T and the horns came to the Stones, they were on top of their business. Must be fantastic to see them in a relativ small venue at the time.
Ladies and gentlemens the greatest rock n roll band in the world!!
You spelt The Grateful Dead wrong.
Stones at their absolute peak. One of their best gigs ever!
Amazing that this is the best quality version of this song on the internet and its from 1971..........thank you
Might be one of the best Rolling Stones songs ever - thank you Mick Taylor 🤘
Ohhhhhh Mick taylor kills it, just listen to his solos like from 2:00, I just can't sit still listening to his guitar, it moves me like no other!!! A TRUE MASTER AND A TALENT!!!
The World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band The Rolling Stones
ever
Only when mt was in that band...
William Hallen yes
@@patrickselaudoux3374 come on they are good in every decade
Yes,I agree.I love Stones
When The Stones Rocked, Mick Taylor Days !
The original strange stray cat in all her glory! We bid you a fond adieu Anita Pallenberg. God bless you and keep you safe. We thank you for your 16 years as the Stones muse, fashion icon, model, actress and mother, Keith's main mama. Bon voyage baby doll!
The Stones must have 'lit up the Roundhouse' like a beacon ! In 1971 threy were at their peak & yes, Mick Taylor DOES KILL IT, Elkhan !
The Stones needed a great lead guitarist and here he is - Mick Taylor. What tone, feel, and technique! The current line up has nothing on the swagger and bluster of this.
Pete Gilgan In this version of the Stones all the players were in their mid to late 20s....today’s stones are in their 70s.....tough comparison
Ronnie was great in the Faces then he became a Stone and kinda fell flat. This is the best lineup.
@@seanod7157 ronnie was always s
@@miketurnbull9531 Ronnie is an excellent guitarist. You are talking s
@@danielreed5933 Whatever
Mick Taylor was so good, effortlessly, on this song ! Every note is just right . Kudos !
Wonderful music, wonderful times- Middleearth and Roundhouse in London!
Absolutely ferocious.
The best version. Taylor is all over it.
When the Stones were truly the best R&R band in the world with the gorgeous MICK TAYLOR !!!!!!
The two Mick's, best ever Stones era!
great version
Mick taylor o solo de guitarra mais irado do rockn roll
Mick Taylor was the ultimate lead guitarist with the rolling stones, Even if Ronnie Wood has been with them for so long he will never ever sound that fantastic
That's always been my contention. We all love Ronnie and he has made some nice contributions to the Stones music, but Taylor, wow. They lost a great musician when he left.
I agree mick talor2 quit BECAUSE he had a monster HEROIN problem
Great wonderful Stones and wonderful time - Middleearth and Roundhouse in London.
I don't know man, he sounded pretty good on Stay With Me...of course Rod Stewart had something to do with that tune too. lol
@SRFDriver of course, but "Stay With Me" is The Faces!! Ron's best best work of his lifetime.
Best version of Stray Cat Blues ever!!! Awesome. Thumbs up to all the MT fans! Keep it up & keep posting ❤
Agreed!!
The two guitarists have really fleshed this one out by this time.
Massa demais
Icredible energy !
Please release the whole show in wonderful soundboard glory! This is the real deal!
keith's rhythm guitar is awesome.
Nice GEM , Thanks for posting.... This is what RUclips is all about
I'm so glad that the lyrics are perfectly p.c.! the stones forever!
Jagger's voice also amazing on this, really soulful, as well as Keith's rhythm guitar that sounds really sweet tuned well.
Yupp, as I said I had a lot of problems with my PC making this so I basically scrapped the vid but I figured the music is too killer to not upload ;)
Both great
Thanks for making this available. I've never heard this particular song of the Stones. Great.
You're most welcome :)
Marzilla Bryson Studio version on Beggar’s Banquet. Official live version on Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out.
I personally prefer this crazy version
Mick Taylor was a masterful guitarist, well beyond his years.
Happy Birthday 🎂 🍷 🌹 You 💎 Genius 💎 Mick
The Mick Taylor years were Special
Very very good
I WAS THERE!!
Wow, lucky you!!
15?
13...
you are lucky
Really ?
do u have fb profile?
THE PHOTOS,..................OF 10,...11!
Damn this is fantastic 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
...my ears were tuned into that fyzzy guitar strumming in the background...
This is really good.
They're No.1!
Hello!
Keith, playing sooo f***ing nasty! Nobody can compare. The Stones really were the best band in the whole world in '71. They knew it, everybody knew it, God knew it. Every time they played, they had to prove it, and they did!
Richie B Mick Taylor plays the solo.
🔥🔥❤🔥RIP CHARLIE WATTS & THE ROLLING STONES, THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL BAND EVER!!!!!🔥❤🔥🔥
The picture of Mick at 2:46 is perfect for this badass song. I actually opened a new tab in the browser so I could listen to the whole song while looking at that one image!
MSG 1969 show.
killer version at the Roundhouse. Buy the Stick Fingers remastered CD .... its worth it.
green323turbo Agreed!
It' s on Beggars Banquet.
Btw. I dig Johnny Winters version too.
their best 60s song
The beginning sounds like Sweet Hone Alabama. But 2 years before ?
I love that sray cat.yah yahs and this one
Fantastic
Phenomenal!
Amazing horn section ouch!
Certainly Bobby Keys and Jimmy Price?
I met a stray cat, scratched my back, bit me and went off like atomic bomb so whenever I hear this it all comes back, nicely🙂
Nice.
Don't know why they have a picture of Woody on this cut in 71 Mick Taylor cutting it up.
It was a very young Mick Taylor!!
it frustrates me when people say that the stones did not get better with age. they still wrote some great songs as they evolved later into their career. "one hit to the body", "hearts for sale", "almost hear you sigh" just to name a few.
I still have yet to find even one band I would say overall are better than the stones.
Saint of Me and Doom and Gloom.
People are always talking smack but have they done anything with their life as good as the Stones ? No ! So ignore them.
I really loved Harlem shuffle. But their last truly great song was Start me up..man that was great
I just can't be seen with you.....
@@murray7584 Precisely.
Ya yas is the one!
dale mil vueltas ,no hay nada mejor rock puro a la vena
j'adore mick taylor mais il n'y a pas que lui . Les autres sont énormes.
I was there.
Mental. Nobody is this fucking good.
Miss that great outro though.
You should put pics of Mick Taylor during the solo instead of Keith.
Aye that's right, you'll have to forgive me from 2 years ago ;)
@@skysayshi4039 )))))))))
Mywork777 1969-74 best stones songs (live)
This is some of the coolest sounding lead guitar I’ve ever heard. Mick Taylor is on that list of all time best rock guitar players.
Really Jeanne la Cubana!!!! Were you there??? Awesome!!! How was it?? Please tell us about
Are there other videos / pictures from o
bands like Cream, Who, Nice, Hendrix, Beatles.......?
I have covered both Hendrix and The Beatles, however, sadly, RUclips removed them for copyright reasons :'(
never heard of that pop band before. not bad at all. did they ever release a record?
I... I'm not sure if you're being serious..!
I got a good laugh out of it!
@@skysayshi4039 well ...
Funny!
I get a sound download but no video ?
If you want only the sounds, you need a youtube - mp3 converter. If you want the video too, you need a youtube-mp4 converter :)
Bet you never heard Big Lips sang like that!
Moja braca
0:58 your only 13 years old - Joe Biden: She was 12 I was 30.
Get Your Yay Yays Out!!
Constructive criticism. Should've shown Mick Taylor, not Keith during the solos. Why have pictures from the 1981 tour when this is 1971. Huge difference.
You're of course entirely correct, and as I've mentioned to other people here - I made this video some years ago before I knew my stones anthology - I just picked photos I thought looked good!
Very true. I had the same thought for a very long time; jumbling up the chronology seems pretty weird. Yet, having seen the new single, 'Angry', I'm not sure I entirely agree with my own opinion: The Stones and Beatles, The Kinks, The Small Faces/Faces, The Doors, Velvet Underground, Fleetwood Mac, Black Sabbath, A/C DC, Guns n'Roses etc.,seem to me now to transcend such petty considerations as the ins and outs of Time and Space.
So, Mick Taylor and Ron Wood played together at this concert? Or is this a montage of several concerts through the years to fill the span.
This is a montage - I made this when I didn't know too much about the Stones' history I'm afraid - just imaged I fancied!
..Sky says Hi!..do you know if Mick was playing the Bigsby SG on this or the Les Paul?...thank you kindly
I may be wrong, but I'm fairly confident (about 90%!) it was the Bigsby :D
..thanks man!..Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and all the best to you!..
@@victormusic01x No problem, and Merry Christmas to you too :D
I can see that you're 13 years old!!
Taylor is the Best.
Everything I've heard from this Roundhouse concert is better than the classic Get your Ya ya's out. Better performances and better sound.
another tour though
personally i much prefer the yaya's version of this song. i dig the slow grooviness of it (slower than any other version i've heard actually - including the original), and the mick taylor solo's are just blow away.
@@brignallwood4062 It's a very different song from Beggars to ya ya's to this version. On Ya ya's apart from being slower paced Jagger gives a sweeter less menacing melody almost romantic. Here they've taken that version sped it up and there's more menace. That's what's great about the Stones live is there's so many different versions of their songs, sometime they fuck it up but many times they create something new.
Also check out the Leeds live bootleg.
@@jplew138 Great too and completely different.
How good is Mick taylor here?
Also looks like dick-heckstall smith in background of last but one photo
I hear the click-clack of your feet on the stairs
I know you're no scare-eyed honey
There'll be a feast if you just come upstairs
But it's no hanging matter
It's no capital crime
I can see that you're 15 years old
No I don't want your I.D.
And I've seen that you're so far from home
But it's no hanging matter
It's no capital crime
Oh yeah, you're a strange stray cat
Oh yeah, don'tcha scratch like that
Oh yeah, you're a strange stray cat
Bet your mama don't know you scream like that
I bet your mother don't know you can spit like that.
You look so weird and you're so far from home
But you don't really miss your mother
Don't look so scared I'm no mad-brained bear
But it's no hanging matter
It's no capital crime
Oh, yeah
Woo!
I bet your mama don't know that you scratch like that
I bet she don't know you can bite like that
You say you got a friend, that she's wilder than you
Why don't you bring her upstairs
If she's so wild then she can join in too
It's no hanging matter
It's no capital crime
Oh yeah, you're a strange stray cat
Oh yeah, don'tcha scratch like that
Oh yeah, you're a strange stray cat
I bet you mama don't know you can bite like that
I'll bet she never saw you scratch my back
Songwriters: Keith Richards / Mick Jagger
Stray Cat Blues lyrics © Abkco Music, Inc
The best cats are strange stray cats!
Back when boasting about pedophelia was acceptable for Rockers. Jagger even changes the object of his affection from fifteen to thirteen years old in the first verse
thanx ron wood was not there !!!!!!!
If she's so wild she can join in too.
Mick Jagger was still singing “13” years old in 1971. Interesting. Pre- Chris Hansen.
I like Ron Wood but Goddamn Mick Taylor era was tremendous ( even the word tremendous is too weak)
Strange similarities with "sweet home alabama"intro. 🤔
I think I read somewhere it was inspired by "Heroin", Velvet Underground.
This the one time Taylor overwhelmed the song. Actually liked the official Version with Ronnie better in 03.
Really good version of a great song, Mick T is on fire, but I reckon the Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out version is better, especially the vocals
While the solo you should show Mick T not Keith.
Sexo muita droga e Rockroll
Is this really from '71?
The song was recorded in '68 but this performance is from 71 yes.. Clarity's pretty good, right? ;)
I was wondering the year as well because to me the solo sounds more like Ronnie Wood and not Mick Taylor. Don't get me wrong, both are great, but this live version, especially the solo, sounds very different than the one from "Get Yer Ya Yas Out" where Taylor kicks some serious butt: ruclips.net/video/Ij3PD8Jio4o/видео.html
Why the fuck are there pics of Dead Wood in this?
Because I fuckin' wanted them there ;) I was young and dumb when I made this, if you have a problem with that, get a time machine or call interpol :D
@@skysayshi4039 Sloppy like Ron
I can see you’re 13 yo, I don’t want your ID!!
This song must be the ringtone for every kiddie fiddler in the world!