The thing I loved about the Rollings Stone's Rock and Roll Circus is that it featured some of the biggest names at the time and everybody played their hearts out. This perfomance by Taj Mahal (featuring Jeese Ed Davis) is no exception.
Taj Mahal is an American Treasure. The fact that he's been doing his thing all these years and still isn't a household name isn't the least bit surprising. Not everyone can appreciate fine art.
@@paullevine1813 Don't forget the legendary Who performance of "A Quick One While He's Away." It is rumored in some circles that that's the particular performance the made the Stones sit on the Circus for so many years. Another (relatively credible) story: that it was 72 consecutive hours of chemically-supported production work and ego/talent wrangling that had the Stones too flat to outdo their supporting cast by the time they got on stage to close the show.
No surprise Jesse Ed Davis would later be hired by George Harrison to play lead guitar at the Concert for Bangladesh when it was unclear until the very last minute if Eric Clapton would show up. (The Concert for Bangladesh took place at MSG in New York City on August 1st, 1971, roughly 3 years after the Rolling Stones Rock & Roll Circus had been recorded.)
eight inches , Jesse Ed Davis played guitar on Doctor My Eyes with Jackson Browne, and on Taj's first record, which also included Ry Cooder. Jackson said, "when he played guitar, it was like the sky cracked open". Jesse died of an overdose. There is a segment about him in the documentary film "Rumble; the Indians Who Rocked the World".
You're 100% right! It's a shame he doesn't get the recognition he deserves. A lot of people don't realize that if it wasn't for Jesse Ed Davis, Duane Allman may have never played slide guitar.
Taj might have been taking liberty's LOL... but it's actually "if the cooks in the kitchen had a touch as hot as yours, they wouldn't need no fire..." :]
Jesse Ed was one of the most lyrical players of the Rock era. As a player myself I always preferred players such as Jesse, Robbie Robertson and J.J. Cale. Super clean and twangy.
Another twangy guitarist was Domenic Troiano,Toronto guy ,played along Yonge Street same era as Robbie Robertson ,I've seen JJ Cale ,seen Robertson ,seen Troiano,all fabulous,another superb guitarist out of Toronto is Jack de Kyzer, his álbum Check Mate is a killer.
Fuck yes. Forever respect for Jesse. Absolute legend of a guitar player. Can we also be thankful for the Rumble documentary and incredible influence Native Americans had on rock and roll?
I grew up in the '60s, the child of Native American rights activists, and am embarrassed to admit I had never heard Jesse Ed Davis's name until about 2 years ago. What a legend! Sorry I never saw him. I only saw Taj Mahal for the first time in concert about the same time.
One of this shows best jams, Taj is cookin' & the band is the fire with Chuck Blackwell driving those beaters right down the pike. , Even as stoned as Jessie was it didn't stop him from laying down some fine Tele work as he always did. We miss him very much. Hot damn this rocks like hell... Bet even Keith & the Stones couldn't sit still ...
@@debomb721 He was just stoned & try as i am i don't see a thing where i mentioned he was on H. Where did that come from ? I wish you guys would take your comments off as they make no sense . I never said these things.
This is perfect blues, rockin tune. Melodic, great guitar, and authentic, sincere vocals, on top of a great sounding rhythm section. This is what the 1969 - 1975 Rolling Stones probably used as a high bar.
The audio on this is finer quality than what I remember from the DVD... I wonder if they remixed it? the only thing is it seems grittier and easier to hear everything more clearly, so I notice the mistakes a lot more, like at 1:31
All great bands start with dyno-mite rhythm section. Chuck and Gary = primo! Totally! Locked! Essential! Jesse Ed ranks in my top 5, err top 4,....err top three favorite guitarists, um maybe top two! Touch, sweetness, tone, lyrical lines, rockin', country touches, and horn lines! craftmanship!....I could go on. And all done with straight face & body, no extraneous movement, no show, no guitar face. All the beauty, all the music comes out of his fingers. All his musical energy comes out his hands. And Taj! What else is there to say about the Taj? His energy, his groovy soulful tunes, such a wide variety of those tunes charisma etc. Master!!!! Oh! Did I mention the guitarist in this fantastic combo? One of the best ever musical combos. Guess I did. Can't say enough. Sorely missed......
You gotta dig it baby Yes, yes, yes know the deserts couldn't hold all the love that I have in my heart for you If I could spread it out across the sea you know my love would cover it all up Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Now if the cooks in the kitchen had a dress as tight yours, they wouldn't need a fire Ain't a word I could say just describe your fine looks and loving desire Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Baby you got a smile, so rare You got a kiss, so good You got a hug, so nice Whole lot of loving, baby, baby Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Now if the bees only knew how sweet your love was, they'd pack up their honey comb If the birds ever heard how sweet your voice was, they'd pack up their song, yeah Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Baby, ain't that kindness Baby, ain't that a kindness Woman, ain't that a kindness Got to tell you that's all kindness We got to get it together now We got to get it all together Baby, ain't that a whole lot of loving Woman, ain't that a whole lot of loving Baby, ain't that a loving Baby, ain't that a kindness Woman, ain't that a kindness Woman, ain't that a kindness Somebody, somebody tell me Somebody, somebody tell me Somebody, somebody please Somebody, somebody tell me Somebody, somebody please Somebody, somebody somewhere Somebody, somebody tell me We got to have a lot of loving Know the desert couldn't hold all the love that I have in my heart for you If I could spread it out across the sea I know my love would cover it all up Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Jesse Ed Davis. I was an early fan of his. In 1971 I bought an album by John Lee Hooker and Jesse was on it, great guitarest. Seeing him in the vid is great. So many talented artist here.
I first heard of Jessie Ed Davis from Lennon's " Sometime in New York City" concert, and my God! The music he made! This is worthy enough for me to seek out some Taj Mahal for sure!!
This is special, absolutely love it! When I bought Circus Circus, this was the real prize. To me, they outperformed every other band. Song for Jeffrey was cool too
I thought the same thing. This and Tull are what I always play. The Dirty Mac would have great if they had locked Yoko in a shed on the other side of town before hand.
Lo escucho y lo escucho...no me canso...brillante interpretacion, del rock and roll circus, es la cancion que mas me gusta...es cierto....los Stones, Clapton, Lennon....."eclipsados" por Taj Mahal y Jesse...esto es buenisimo....
Amo esta rola grande Taj Mahal lastima que haya bandas no tan conocidas pero que sin duda tienen canciones muy valiosas que son obras de arte y sin duda una de las mejores bandas que pudo participar en el Rock n Roll Circus de The Rolling Stones 👌 chulada de concierto 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿✨
Look at the beautiful Telecaster.. Man i would love to own that, i wonder what that would be worth now.. Tens of thousands i would suggest.. That is one stunning looking guitar..
Nelson Giacomini , see the movie documentary "Rumble; the Indians Who Rocked the World" for more about Jesse Edwin Davis. He also played on Doctor My Eyes with Jackson Browne.
I saw Taj Mahal, John Lee Hooker, & Van Morrison in 1998/99. I don’t think I knew - at 24 years old - how life-altering seeing a line up like that would be.
I remember seeing this when it was first aired on UK TV after the Stones had mothballed it for nearly 30 years. Taj Mahal performance was the act that stuck in my mind and made a big impact on me. Had to go out the next day and buy me a Taj Mahal album! The Who performances was great as well. I think that is why the Stones didnt release it at the time. They were rusty as a live band and had not toured at this point in nearly two years due to management issues and drug busts and it showed.
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Jesse Ed Davis. What a great guitar player. Wish he had been more recognized in his time. Highly respected by all of his peers
Mr Crisp and Clean...
My thoughts exactly AND "where is JED in the credits of this video?" That AIN'T right. He sure tore it up on " Doctor My Eyes".
The right people noticed him like his lead on "Doctor my Eye's " Jackson Browne
@ironingboard man but the moment is now a good memory ✌🏽
You see him in George Harrison concert for Bangladesh.
My grandpa is Chuck Blackwell, the one playing the drums, I miss him sooooo much! At least he is in a better place now... 😌
that's so sweet
then I saw your grandpa @ the Fillmore East back in the last 60's/early 70's
TaylorT Love
I saw Tah in 77' I must have seen your Dad! Thanks for sharing!
That's absolutely awesome and I bet you're extremely proud of him !
The thing I loved about the Rollings Stone's Rock and Roll Circus is that it featured some of the biggest names at the time and everybody played their hearts out. This perfomance by Taj Mahal (featuring Jeese Ed Davis) is no exception.
There is a still shot of the Stones watching Taj and the band at the Circus - and they are all staring at Jesse, and they're all smiling...
Jesse Ed Davis playing some of the most tasteful guitar contained in one performance. He was a force of nature.
Taj Mahal is an American Treasure. The fact that he's been doing his thing all these years and still isn't a household name isn't the least bit surprising. Not everyone can appreciate fine art.
But he was In Blazing Saddles..
Not every day the Rolling Stones and John Lennon, Eric Clapton get upstaged. They did this day. Taj and the boys rocked that roof off.
The poor stones put on this crazy concert for everyone only to get upstaged by everyone else.
How true & Chuck Blackwell used Charlie Watts drum kit on top of it all. They & Jethro Tull were the best acts on that silly but good show.
@@paullevine1813 Don't forget the legendary Who performance of "A Quick One While He's Away." It is rumored in some circles that that's the particular performance the made the Stones sit on the Circus for so many years. Another (relatively credible) story: that it was 72 consecutive hours of chemically-supported production work and ego/talent wrangling that had the Stones too flat to outdo their supporting cast by the time they got on stage to close the show.
He didn't upstage the Who
@AngelEyes I've seen the Who a few times in concert not with Keith moon unfortunately. But they were much better than anything at that gig fact
Killer performance! Jesse was a great guitar player!!
Carlos, Yes indeed he was.
I’m not the first to say this but Jesse was truly a guitarist’s guitarist.
No surprise Jesse Ed Davis would later be hired by George Harrison to play lead guitar at the Concert for Bangladesh when it was unclear until the very last minute if Eric Clapton would show up. (The Concert for Bangladesh took place at MSG in New York City on August 1st, 1971, roughly 3 years after the Rolling Stones Rock & Roll Circus had been recorded.)
Taj is still killing it to this day.
I have tix to see him at the chateau St. Michelle in Woodinville WA. So stoked
Taj - Vocal
Jesse Ed Davis - Guitar
Gary Gilmore - Bass
Charles Blackwell - Drums
Thank you I was trying to figure out who that was on guitar.
@@OdonLafontaine ...he was very cool, I believe he was one of the guitarists with George Harrison on the Concert for Bangladesh.
eight inches , Jesse Ed Davis played guitar on Doctor My Eyes with Jackson Browne, and on Taj's first record, which also included Ry Cooder. Jackson said, "when he played guitar, it was like the sky cracked open". Jesse died of an overdose. There is a segment about him in the documentary film "Rumble; the Indians Who Rocked the World".
Taj Mahal - vocals & handclaps
Just to be precise ;)
monte michel bleu I knew that was Jesse 💋unsung Native American guitar giant..
Found this song by chance, absolutely mesmerizing performance. The hand claps are one of a kind
Also also, you should really study Jesse Ed Davis if you are not familiar (the lead guitar player)
hello how are you doing it nice seeing you here ?
jesse ed davis great guitarist, not enough love
You're 100% right! It's a shame he doesn't get the recognition he deserves. A lot of people don't realize that if it wasn't for Jesse Ed Davis, Duane Allman may have never played slide guitar.
Jesse Ed isn't with us anymore- what a shame
Jesse / Taj/ Dylan Ed Davis
You sure got that right , He is missed especially by those of us that were around to know how good he was,
Amena
"if the cooks in the kitchen had a dress as tight as yours, they wouldn't need a fire." That's one of the best lyrics I've ever heard.
Taj might have been taking liberty's LOL... but it's actually "if the cooks in the kitchen had a touch as hot as yours, they wouldn't need no fire..." :]
Taj Mahal's mother was my kindergarten teacher.
A lovely woman, who loved us kids and taught us well.
Cool story…. i’ve read, apparently that he now lives on a farm in Palmer Massachusetts, which is where my roommate is from
@@ryancole90 He went to the UMASS School of Agriculture.
taj hand claps are sublime
Nobody, and I mean NOBODY can clap a hand like Taj can clap a hand.
Jesse Ed was one of the most lyrical players of the Rock era. As a player myself I always preferred players such as Jesse, Robbie Robertson and J.J. Cale. Super clean and twangy.
Hell yeah. Jesse Ed Davis, Robbie Robertson, JJ Cale. They're guitarist guitarists.
Another twangy guitarist was Domenic Troiano,Toronto guy ,played along Yonge Street same era as Robbie Robertson ,I've seen JJ Cale ,seen Robertson ,seen Troiano,all fabulous,another superb guitarist out of Toronto is Jack de Kyzer, his álbum Check Mate is a killer.
That guitar playing gets better every time I hear it. Band are in the groove.
JESSE ED DAVIS
NATIVE PRIDE ✊
Comanche. Heroin overdose. Very sad.
@@richrockefeller3331 Full blooded Kiowa-fact check yor 'comments'.
@@maxroyle6750 yeah he claimed more Kiowa than anything,
Fuck yes. Forever respect for Jesse. Absolute legend of a guitar player. Can we also be thankful for the Rumble documentary and incredible influence Native Americans had on rock and roll?
@@richrockefeller3331 man i see you diss him alot on RUclips. What's yo problem? He out played you on guitar?
This song is so goddamn awesome
This is cracking hot! That bass and drums - wow. And that clean tele. This is excellent.
I grew up in the '60s, the child of Native American rights activists, and am embarrassed to admit I had never heard Jesse Ed Davis's name until about 2 years ago. What a legend! Sorry I never saw him. I only saw Taj Mahal for the first time in concert about the same time.
I saw that line up back in 1968, 1969 at either the Avalon or Carousel/Fillmore West. A great band
Great band and great song ! Jesse Ed Davis was a discovery for me when i saw the movie. Another underrated guitar man...
The drummer looks very like the late Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones. This is a mesmerising video because of its simplicity.
Saw "The Taj," in 77' San Diego, love that Man!
I saw him in SD around '68 or '69. I wanna say the old Starlight Theater in Balboa Park, evening show.
Super underrated. This dude rocks
Raw as fawk‼️ Absolutely my all time favorite live performance on film. How high and greasy they look as their funk is infectious and magnificent ‼️
Possibly the coolest video of all time. Never gets old!
Agree!!!
One of the best videos ever made along with the John Mayer Trio doing Jimi's Wait Until Tomorrow
Baby bring up bring on down. Yassssssssss
Taj Mahal ain’t playin tonight.
I’ve watched it a LOT. They’re just so damn cool.
One of this shows best jams, Taj is cookin' & the band is the fire with Chuck Blackwell driving those beaters right down the pike. , Even as stoned as Jessie was it didn't stop him from laying down some fine Tele work as he always did. We miss him very much. Hot damn this rocks like hell... Bet even Keith & the Stones couldn't sit still ...
Davis didn't get hooked on the drugs that killed him until the 70s.
@@omarks couldve been on something other than H
@@omarks I never said he was on Heroin just stoned & he was ,but most of the folks there were stoned & why not.
@@debomb721 He was just stoned & try as i am i don't see a thing where i mentioned he was on H. Where did that come from ? I wish you guys would take your comments off as they make no sense . I never said these things.
TRULY A Stunning OLD SCHOOL CLASSIC ICONIC !!!BLUES BAND 😊👍✌👊👏g
Wow, Taj with Jesse in the early days, man did they have it all. I remember getting the Giant Steps album and still love to this day.
This is the 'Giant Step' band. Fantastic album, great to see them at work
This is perfect blues, rockin tune. Melodic, great guitar, and authentic, sincere vocals, on top of a great sounding rhythm section. This is what the 1969 - 1975 Rolling Stones probably used as a high bar.
Keith stole Jesse's licks. You can hear it a year later in his song Bitch.
@@robertaltieri5877 Good ear!
There's a photo at the Circus of them watching Taj play and they're all smiling at Jesse...
The audio on this is finer quality than what I remember from the DVD... I wonder if they remixed it? the only thing is it seems grittier and easier to hear everything more clearly, so I notice the mistakes a lot more, like at 1:31
THAT VOICE IS BEAUTIFUL
I hope this hi-def version hangs around forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sometimes I think it would be so good if such bands still existed today.
Would be a fab idea if carried out..such bands indeed..lots of newer vids available on line…🇨🇦
They do, you just don’t hear about em cuz they don’t get popular :(
@@debomb721 That's good to hear. I'm open to that kind of music today.
@@debomb721 do ya know any off the top of your head?
@@apefishlemon twigs
This song is infectious…
Killer track
This video made want to hear more of Jesse Ed Davis. Here he is understated yet brilliant.
The great lead guitarist looks like American Indian..proud of him
He is, Jesse Ed Davis is his name.
Because he was.
Part Kiowa, part Comanche, part Seminole.
Kiowa nation
Essa banda, em termos de diversidade étnica, é a mais incrível que eu já vi...
All great bands start with dyno-mite rhythm section. Chuck and Gary = primo! Totally! Locked! Essential! Jesse Ed ranks in my top 5, err top 4,....err top three favorite guitarists, um maybe top two! Touch, sweetness, tone, lyrical lines, rockin', country touches, and horn lines! craftmanship!....I could go on. And all done with straight face & body, no extraneous movement, no show, no guitar face. All the beauty, all the music comes out of his fingers. All his musical energy comes out his hands. And Taj! What else is there to say about the Taj? His energy, his groovy soulful tunes, such a wide variety of those tunes charisma etc. Master!!!! Oh! Did I mention the guitarist in this fantastic combo? One of the best ever musical combos. Guess I did. Can't say enough. Sorely missed......
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This is virtually note-for-note perfect with the version on his Natural Blues album, one of my all time favorites.
Heck ya!! Saw Taj Mahal last Summer for the first time. Dude is still amazing and rocking 52 years after this video!
You gotta dig it baby
Yes, yes, yes know the deserts couldn't hold all
the love that I have in my heart for you
If I could spread it out across the sea
you know my love would cover it all up
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Now if the cooks in the kitchen had a dress as tight yours,
they wouldn't need a fire
Ain't a word I could say just describe
your fine looks and loving desire
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Baby you got a smile, so rare
You got a kiss, so good
You got a hug, so nice
Whole lot of loving, baby, baby
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Now if the bees only knew how sweet your love was,
they'd pack up their honey comb
If the birds ever heard how sweet your voice was,
they'd pack up their song, yeah
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Baby, ain't that kindness
Baby, ain't that a kindness
Woman, ain't that a kindness
Got to tell you that's all kindness
We got to get it together now
We got to get it all together
Baby, ain't that a whole lot of loving
Woman, ain't that a whole lot of loving
Baby, ain't that a loving
Baby, ain't that a kindness
Woman, ain't that a kindness
Woman, ain't that a kindness
Somebody, somebody tell me
Somebody, somebody tell me
Somebody, somebody please
Somebody, somebody tell me
Somebody, somebody please
Somebody, somebody somewhere
Somebody, somebody tell me
We got to have a lot of loving
Know the desert couldn't hold all the love that I have in my heart for you
If I could spread it out across the sea I know my love would cover it all up
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
Ain't that a lot of love for two hearts to have and hold
This was my quickest "like" ever...about 16 seconds in. Never heard it before. Feeling blessed that I have.
You heard it before.
Same sound
BLUE BROTHERS ! movie.
Literally think the Blue Brothers watched this and came up with ELWOOD
American music is best because of it's variety. What other country has such diversity? We have much to learn yes but we are strong.
O Brasil tem muita diversidade musical, pena que hoje em dia as pessoas só ouvem funk. Acredito que seja no mesmo patamar.
Love you Daddyo! DRUMS!!
Sensacional!!! Las palmas son otro instrumento del rock que casi nadie utiliza.
The Clash las usaba muchisimo. Escucha Hateful!
Blues and Soul..... in bucket loads ❤
Såg honom på en källarklub i London -76!! Lika bra fortfarande!
I've listened to him for over 50 years and never heard him do soul. WOW!!!
Gran colaboración de Jess Ed Davis con su slide de guitarra en el precioso album "Walls And Bridges" (1974) de John Lennon.
Oooooh that guitar break that starts at 2:28 probably the best ever! 👌🏼
🎸Show Stopper, Man!!!🎶
Magníficos músicos! El gran Taj, el gran Jessi, el gran Chuck y el gran Bajista, perdón no se su nombre. ❤️
Gary Gilmore es el bajista 😉
@@TomSawyerLost gracias.😉
hello how are you doing it nice seeing you here ?
Esto si es musica, se mete en las entrañas de los oidos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It wakes the soul.
Jessie Ed.Davis- SO GREAT!!
Jesse Ed Davis.
I was an early fan of his. In 1971 I bought an album by John Lee Hooker and Jesse was on it, great guitarest. Seeing him in the vid is great. So many talented artist here.
That’s the best tune on that day
I first heard of Jessie Ed Davis from Lennon's " Sometime in New York City" concert, and my God! The music he made! This is worthy enough for me to seek out some Taj Mahal for sure!!
Man I can play this over an over so bad ass❤
Goodness gracious, I have always loved this. Everyone is in the zone in this band.
This is special, absolutely love it!
When I bought Circus Circus, this was the real prize. To me, they outperformed every other band. Song for Jeffrey was cool too
Watch Jethro tull again that's Tony iommi from sabbath on guitar mic abraham quit before this show took place
I thought the same thing. This and Tull are what I always play. The Dirty Mac would have great if they had locked Yoko in a shed on the other side of town before hand.
Bert Spivey hahahahaha, so true
Sadly, the Tull performance was lip synced to tape.
Couldn't agree more that's why the rolling stones didn't want it.released they got smoked leave it to some Yanks to kick some Brit butt!
This is one of the best songs ever, it's very special and beautiful.
I think this was the best performance on the Circus.
Great clip from the R&R Circus. Taj is great, the band is good, but Jesse Ed Davis is just right on the money with his guitar playing.
Lo escucho y lo escucho...no me canso...brillante interpretacion, del rock and roll circus, es la cancion que mas me gusta...es cierto....los Stones, Clapton, Lennon....."eclipsados" por Taj Mahal y Jesse...esto es buenisimo....
Taj & la banda estaban muy altos pero mantuveron el ritmo.
We are all so lucky to listen to this.
Whatta stunner
Amo esta rola grande Taj Mahal lastima que haya bandas no tan conocidas pero que sin duda tienen canciones muy valiosas que son obras de arte y sin duda una de las mejores bandas que pudo participar en el Rock n Roll Circus de The Rolling Stones 👌 chulada de concierto 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿✨
Phantastic THREE piece….With Taj‘ s voice perfectly balanced and full. Not missing anything!
Look at the beautiful Telecaster.. Man i would love to own that, i wonder what that would be worth now.. Tens of thousands i would suggest.. That is one stunning looking guitar..
What a cookn lil band !
Jesse Ed! Monster player!
Yes, that’s a lotta LoVE rite thar!!!
That's the best Black, Indian & White pure and marvelous rock and roll ever made !...
Nelson Giacomini , see the movie documentary "Rumble; the Indians Who Rocked the World" for more about Jesse Edwin Davis. He also played on Doctor My Eyes with Jackson Browne.
He was a powerhouse behind Taj.
it's just Taj bringing it, like he does every time. one of the greatest ever!
I saw Taj Mahal, John Lee Hooker, & Van Morrison in 1998/99. I don’t think I knew - at 24 years old - how life-altering seeing a line up like that would be.
You're s lucky man
Gorgeous..n Quite Frankly..best Performance of da Circus...dammmmm😎😎♥️♥️♥️♥️😎😎
Amazing ... such a great performance 😍
One killer band!! RIP to those gone by 😪
Awesome drummer
He kicks ass and is very obviously into the song
What a Funky, Soulful performance by the great Taj Mahal!😊
Gary Gilmore on the Bass great playing
jesse ed davis superb , vocals fantastic, bass player and drums brilliant
Your Grand Pop rocked on Charlie Watts drum kit .... Now that is pretty cool !
Awesome...
LEGEND!
Taj can really sing 👍
I remember seeing this when it was first aired on UK TV after the Stones had mothballed it for nearly 30 years. Taj Mahal performance was the act that stuck in my mind and made a big impact on me. Had to go out the next day and buy me a Taj Mahal album!
The Who performances was great as well. I think that is why the Stones didnt release it at the time. They were rusty as a live band and had not toured at this point in nearly two years due to management issues and drug busts and it showed.
Cuando los descubrí ahí quedé anonadado 🙌 es rock n roll
This is a great performance
Un gran artista sin duda 💪. Un saludo a tod@s desde España.
Oh My the Taj hits those sweet notes. :0)
hello how are you doing it nice seeing you here ?
Woooow!!! What a voice!!! The singer fly over the band
This band is jamming for real first time I heard this I want to hear more of there songs great musicians
Absolutely Fantastic.
This event blow my mind!
It's a mental line up and a crazy vibe to the whole thing XD
Graps ha wow must b on top of the world to c this very cool thank u tellin us that love to u an yours from all of us who love him❤
Love Jesse Ed Davis!
Keeff He was the total groove master & we miss him dearly.
@@paullevine1813 so soulful.HE was so incredible on leaving trunk.