It's hard to imagine this softly spoken man (Brian) could have been the rebellious bad boy people say he was. It just proves you don't know what goes on behind closed doors x
From what I've read of him (a lot) he reminds me a lot of my younger brother. Because he has so many similarities to my brother, I can not consider him a bad person in any way. I would consider him a ........... volatile person. He has a high IQ and well, a high sex drive (5 kids from 5 different mothers). He had sensitive emotions which would show up in not the most glamorous ways. I also think he wasn't a nasty person and that the drugs brought it out in him.
Would that include being drugged by hitman/bodyguard assigned by Mick & keef? Closed doors… where some accusations are allowed and some labeled as conspiracy theories.
Brian was the main force back then. Only a few months after this performance, the talent of Mick and Keith as composers began to emerge, and that was the beginning of the end of Brian Jones as leader of the group.
*@Javier* Sure , but why did it have such a dramatic effect on him ? He had all he wished for , Wyman and Watts went on with living the good life . Even the most patient of guys like Charlie Watts who was probably the only one who cried for him , admitted "sadly he wasn't a very nice person".... Fame didn't rest easy on Brian's shoulders. He must've had something like "bipolar" issues.
Charlie clarified that he meant Brian could upset people. That's different from not being a nice person. Some people deserve to be upsetted, heh. It sounds more like Brian was a bit of a loner and spoke his mind. Sad that "fans" interpret that now as "not nice person."@@PAULLONDEN
Up to '64, it's obvious Brian Jones is the leader and spokesman of The Rolling Stones. In '65 Michael "Mick" Jagger and Keith Richards would prove to be prolific songwriters with the hits The Last Time, (I Can Get No) Satisfaction and Get Off Of My Cloud resulting in a power shift in the band.
You can tell Brian Jones was a deep guy. His mind was working at so many things. He had such a talent. The rest of the group was okay, they did some wrong things but the true talent from the Stones was when they had Brian.
@@steffanhoffmann no way. He booked their shows and picked their songs and name. His weird sort of anxious drive to having a Rhythm and Blues band was, undeniably, the inception of the Stones. And his musical versatility expanded on that good start and took them from being a hit live act to having respectable arrangements that stood out. I think the legions of people hating on Brian Jones just don't appreciate that.
No offense intended here.... I think you might have an unhealthy obsession for Brian. I've been searching for the last week on Brian for rare clips of him (since he is barely acknowledged these days) and every video of him, here you are leaving a comment. I hope you don't have some weird shrine of him in your bedroom that you pray to every night.
@@Ophiuchus123456789 The only thing that's obsessive is your observing how many comments I've left & the only thing that's weird is your bizarre response & creepy way of thinking. No offence intended of course...
@Ophiuchus123456789 wtf dude, we just appreciate Brian Jones alot. Seems to me like Brian was forgotten and in reality people don't even know him and they don't even care. They all think that Mick Jagger was the cool and the genius that made the band. I mean i love Mick, but lets appreciate Brian for a moment, shall we?
@@keanuanddoggo8523 Appreciate away. I like Jones a great deal as well. I suspect my sense of humour is not translating very well. Maybe it's because I'm English and find a lot of this gushing a little overdone. That said, I don't agree with your assessment; maybe it's different over there, but Brian Jones is held in the esteem that he deserved in the UK.
Sorry dude I agree Brian was charismatic but Mick is at least as much as him and the more I see them in that period, the more I tell myself Mick's charisma was (and is more again today) bigger! Mick is a healthy guy and his smile is SO lightening, man you can't deny it, while Brian had also a really charming smile but rather often looked tired or "stoned"(of course) I mean after let's say 1966, (would you agree?) In any case you must open your mind and see the reality, and go beyond your huge love for Brian..!! I read quite all your "no Jones, no stones", I understand cause I know what it's to be a fan but anyway..!!
@@sebasdebordeaux8347 Jagger still had to grow into the amazing performer he became . (till about 1980) Even Jones would agree ; no Jagger/Richards .....no Stones. It goes both ways.
Mick is a great frontman who plagiarize things just remember what John Lennon said in an interview, Brian was just ahead of his time, like Hendrix, Morrison etc
Although Brian is/was my favorite Stone, they are both different and bring something unique to the table. They went hand in hand with each other. No need for comparison. They are both legends. Just be grateful for all the great music they gave us throughout all of our time.
Even *then* already "a book about the band" ......A band like The Stones was unprecedented . They sure were at the right place at the right time, which could only happen once after western youth began to throw off rusted post 2nd world war conventions.
brian was adorable i love him
Yes he was adorable wasn't he?
@@danielbrotherton7274 He was Jealous of Mick
It's hard to imagine this softly spoken man (Brian) could have been the rebellious bad boy people say he was. It just proves you don't know what goes on behind closed doors x
From what I've read of him (a lot) he reminds me a lot of my younger brother. Because he has so many similarities to my brother, I can not consider him a bad person in any way. I would consider him a ........... volatile person. He has a high IQ and well, a high sex drive (5 kids from 5 different mothers). He had sensitive emotions which would show up in not the most glamorous ways. I also think he wasn't a nasty person and that the drugs brought it out in him.
@@Ophiuchus123456789 What was that you were saying about Max 820 being 'obsessive?'
Would that include being drugged by hitman/bodyguard assigned by Mick & keef? Closed doors… where some accusations are allowed and some labeled as conspiracy theories.
Brian was the main force back then. Only a few months after this performance, the talent of Mick and Keith as composers began to emerge, and that was the beginning of the end of Brian Jones as leader of the group.
I can't stand these idiots😑
@@girlfullofsorrow these idiots made the rolling stones stay relevant for all these years
*@Javier* Sure , but why did it have such a dramatic effect on him ? He had all he wished for , Wyman and Watts went on with living the good life .
Even the most patient of guys like Charlie Watts who was probably the only one who cried for him , admitted "sadly he wasn't a very nice person"....
Fame didn't rest easy on Brian's shoulders. He must've had something like "bipolar" issues.
@@PAULLONDEN An admirable analysis, lost on most contributors, to sites like this one.
Charlie clarified that he meant Brian could upset people. That's different from not being a nice person. Some people deserve to be upsetted, heh. It sounds more like Brian was a bit of a loner and spoke his mind. Sad that "fans" interpret that now as "not nice person."@@PAULLONDEN
Up to '64, it's obvious Brian Jones is the leader and spokesman of The Rolling Stones.
In '65 Michael "Mick" Jagger and Keith Richards would prove to be prolific songwriters with the hits The Last Time, (I Can Get No) Satisfaction and Get Off Of My Cloud resulting in a power shift in the band.
You can tell Brian Jones was a deep guy. His mind was working at so many things. He had such a talent. The rest of the group was okay, they did some wrong things but the true talent from the Stones was when they had Brian.
Nah Brian was a junkie, he held them back as Elton John said
@@benadams1661 Agreed
Mythical folklore
Nonsense.@@benadams1661
@@steffanhoffmann no way. He booked their shows and picked their songs and name. His weird sort of anxious drive to having a Rhythm and Blues band was, undeniably, the inception of the Stones. And his musical versatility expanded on that good start and took them from being a hit live act to having respectable arrangements that stood out. I think the legions of people hating on Brian Jones just don't appreciate that.
The Founder. BRI ❤
Love mick and brian
The only time the Speaker say’s something about the glad rag ball. It’s a lost television broadcast from he rolling stones
0:43 Keith is so gorgeous 😍❤
I love you Brian Jones My Lovely guitar
Brian es mi stone favorito..sin él la banda perdió ese espíritu original del blues. No Jones...no Stones.
Mick is a chameleon. He just morphed into Brian. Brian was,and always will be,THE original. No Jones,no Stones.
No offense intended here.... I think you might have an unhealthy obsession for Brian. I've been searching for the last week on Brian for rare clips of him (since he is barely acknowledged these days) and every video of him, here you are leaving a comment. I hope you don't have some weird shrine of him in your bedroom that you pray to every night.
@@Ophiuchus123456789 The only thing that's obsessive is your observing how many comments I've left & the only thing that's weird is your bizarre response & creepy way of thinking. No offence intended of course...
@@Ophiuchus123456789 He seems a little oversensitive as well...a bit like his hero.
@Ophiuchus123456789
wtf dude, we just appreciate Brian Jones alot. Seems to me like Brian was forgotten and in reality people don't even know him and they don't even care. They all think that Mick Jagger was the cool and the genius that made the band. I mean i love Mick, but lets appreciate Brian for a moment, shall we?
@@keanuanddoggo8523 Appreciate away. I like Jones a great deal as well. I suspect my sense of humour is not translating very well. Maybe it's because I'm English and find a lot of this gushing a little overdone. That said, I don't agree with your assessment; maybe it's different over there, but Brian Jones is held in the esteem that he deserved in the UK.
Brian como siempre el más lindo xD
Brian was so naturally charismatic & handsome- Mick looks like a right gonk next to him.
Sorry dude I agree Brian was charismatic but Mick is at least as much as him and the more I see them in that period, the more I tell myself Mick's charisma was (and is more again today) bigger! Mick is a healthy guy and his smile is SO lightening, man you can't deny it, while Brian had also a really charming smile but rather often looked tired or "stoned"(of course) I mean after let's say 1966, (would you agree?)
In any case you must open your mind and see the reality, and go beyond your huge love for Brian..!! I read quite all your "no Jones, no stones", I understand cause I know what it's to be a fan but anyway..!!
@@sebasdebordeaux8347 Never forget that fans comes from fanatics and for some reasons Brian attract them.
Brian had it all! I love him...
@@sebasdebordeaux8347 Jagger still had to grow into the amazing performer he became . (till about 1980) Even Jones would agree ; no Jagger/Richards .....no Stones. It goes both ways.
Mick is a great frontman who plagiarize things just remember what John Lennon said in an interview, Brian was just ahead of his time, like Hendrix, Morrison etc
Lennon is not the bible and maybe a trifle jealous guy.
Brian was way better than this ungrateful,spoiled toad.
John bitched about everyone more exciting than him.
Brian >>>>Mick.
I AGREE. Brian is life.
That is so rude.
Brian=Mick
Brian and Stu created the band. Mick and Keith MADE the band what it is today.
Brian is king forever.
Although Brian is/was my favorite Stone, they are both different and bring something unique to the table. They went hand in hand with each other. No need for comparison. They are both legends. Just be grateful for all the great music they gave us throughout all of our time.
Brian Jones and Young Mick Jagger 😍❤
When I was in America I picked up this virus... 🦠
Good old time!!! 🤗🍀☀️
I love you Bill My Lovely bass
Thanks for posting! What book are they talking about?
This is from 1964 not 1965.
1964
1964
The Stones are good just acknowledge Brian was the base of that band
They are so funny
MI NOVIOOOO💘💞😌🥰🥰🥺😭😌🥺🥺😭💞❤️
Lol how much they change in 10 years
Even *then* already "a book about the band" ......A band like The Stones was unprecedented .
They sure were at the right place at the right time, which could only happen once after western youth began to throw off rusted post 2nd world war conventions.
Mick here I find bear's a resemblance to Harry Styles ....or is it just Me?🤔