The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (Havana Moon)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Sympathy For The Devil en vivo en La Habana, Cuba, el 25 de marzo de 2016, incluido en el DVD Havana Moon
Sympathy For The Devil live in Havana, Cuba, on March 25, 2016, included in the DVD Havana Moon
I'm 82 ys old. When the music here starts just found myself standing & moving like crazy drunk youth
Keep on rockin‘ man💪👍
You can’t help the flow
Nothing,s changed then 😂😂😂. PEACE BE WITH YOU MY FRIEND.✌️✌️😎😎🏴🏴🇺🇦🇺🇦
Jone the club. Aged 70.rock on
This is true.. Rock n roll gives u life and youhtness
Greatest rock band of all time. Period.
I agree with you 100%
Me too
Que increíbles son . Ya estaban tocando cuando aún yo no nacía. Que ejemplo para los jóvenes
The one thing I like about Charlie is that his drum set didn’t change since the 60’s 🤘💯 RIP Charlie Watts
R.I.P. Charlie. Their stuff kept me going in a long bad time. Just ordered the LP set of this show to commemorate the history of the Stones.
I"ve been on this concert✌️❤️
Elvis live
It took massive balls to play this tune in Cuba. The social commentary is not lost on us. Bravo!
Actually you are the one with balls -- to misread the entire country and people of Cuba. But since you've been brainwashed, no offense taken.
A typical racist Anglo response. I can only infer you feel we deserve the repression our families live within while you vacation on our beaches sipping daiquiris in blissful ignorance. That there still exist some pockets of individuals who support the likes of Fidel, Pinochet, and the rest of those extremist fools-is perverse.
@@epirnik-mauriz2176 Nah, he's right. You not only misread the people of Cuba but misread the whole point of the song too. Bravo indeed.
@@bboaventura3 If you take the song to essentially being about understanding--and to a certain point--accepting the evil within yourself--then perhaps there is merit to your point about "not understanding the song." IE: I get what you are saying, however, I still posit that it took courage to play that song in a place where every lyric is analyzed and lyrics like those in this one can easily land you in a ton of trouble. You are right to point out the fact that there is nuance in the song, but you are ignorant (I don't mean that as a "putdown" but rather as in "you don't understand what it's like) as to what it's like to live your day-to-day life in a place like Cuba, North Korea, etc. At the end of the day, it's a bitch. A huge, awful, crazy bitch.
You listen to this song and the adrenaline increases, it is unique, unrepeatable, a work of rock art...................
Yes
Please let me introduce myself as I have always loved this awesome song 🎵
Un honor escucharlo tocar Sir Charles, dios le de vida eterna, ya que en la música se la gano con creces. Descansa en paz.
Have dvd of this gig and love it. Apart from the performance of the greatest rock/blues band ever, I love that the cameras got amongst the Cubans who showed their absolute joy. Remember, this is the first time in 50 years that Cubans have been exposed to this, and boy, they sure showed their enjoyment. I'm in my 70s and have seen Stones live many times and felt this is one of their best concerts, even without ultra lavish stage sets. Again, great.
Best Band In The World
This is a great performance of Sympathy - the groove at the start is on the verge of disintegrating but just keeps going. Amazing.
This was such a great gig, surely one of the best Stones' gigs ever. The crowd was quivering with excitement from start to finish and, quite frankly, so was the band. Everybody was on absolutely top form and you could tell that the Stones just knew this one was special. If you've not seen Havana Moon, do yourself a favour and get hold of a copy. I couldn't live without mine. If I had a time machine, that's where I'd go. Again and again.
I ve been there❤️✌️✌️
I ve been there❤️❤️✌️✌️
RIP charlie ... you will be sadly missed but your music will live on for ever ... just like your spirit .... free to do as you please ... thank you for that groove .... 🎼🎵🎶🎵🌹🍸 ...
Heard 2 Stones songs yesterday on the station playing at my PT session .Brought a tear to my eye! Don’t worry, Charlie, your beat goes on!
Funny you said that, last nite the same thing happened to me watching the 2021 show . I was really crying!! Because I felt like I was there!! Great video ..
Richard Gerson, FOREVER, RIP CHARLIE GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.✌️✌️😎😎🏴🏴🇺🇦🇺🇦
This is amazing I have been listening to this song for 50 years, except for get your ya yas , this is one of the best versions, great opening and oh yeah Charlie’s good tonight! !! This is how a show should be !
M
Maior espetáculo do Planeta Terra.Milton do Recife, Pé Brazil
Discoved get yer ya yas out at age 10 loved the concert movie Still Life too. I went almost everyday it played in theatre
One of the their greatest songs. Just love your awesome music 🎶
Thanks for this gift!
My favorite band of all time!!!
Keef is just going through the motions…
Mick makes it New and Magical……Every Time.💋💋💋💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💯💯💯
That intro on Charlie's drums is so epic!
Listening to this awesome song again tonight 🎶
Los rolling stone son en verdad arte en el escenario las letras de sus canciones te llevan a la reflexión son arte en movimiento
@miguel Benito Guzman estoy de acuerdo 👍😉
@@as_ironbull6057 vida
Vida
4:29, (so beautiful) que hermosa, eso es sentir un concierto!! Creo que en todos sus conciertos, esta cancion siempre fué de las favoritas de todos!!
Rest in Peace Charlie Watts. Thank you for your love.
I wonder : how could I live til now without watching this ? Charlie at the beginning is something.
Essa banda é das melhores de todos os tempos. Brasil, Florianópolis 28/08/2021
La cantaron un viernes santo, fue espectacular el concierto y un día después le pedí matrimonio a quien ahora es mi esposa, lo hice en el malecón de la Habana un atardecer de un Sábado de Gloria.
ROCK IN PEACE CHARLIE 😢 MISS YOU...
Gracias, mil gracias un día que nunca olvidaré,lo disfrute mucho gracias nunca lo olvidaré
MICK JAGGER'S VOICE IS LIKE GOOD WINE, IMPROVES WITH THE PASSAGE OF TIME
Minha banda preferida. Isso que é Rock'n roll. Paulo Sidney. Manaus/Brasil. 21/03/21
A very good live modern version of the song. It sounded way different in 1969 live. Get yer ya, yas out has a great version of the song as well.
This version sure beats the official one IMHO. I like how laconic and focused it sounds. Superior mix, amazing dual guitar attack on the chorus.
To me the best version is on the Get yer ya ya's out! But this great! RIP Charlie!
the crowd, wow just wow. Hola Cuba
Todo comenzó en los llanos venezolanos en 1966. Era una época de agitación a nivel mundial, pero la vida en el Apure rural permanecía básicamente igual. Lo resaltante de ese año fue una marcada escasez de trabajo que había venido creciendo desde el año anterior. El desempleo se sintió mucho en el pueblo de Cunaviche, hogar de Jaime Martínez, un peón amante del joropo y poseedor de una maestría innata para tocar las maracas.
A mitad de año Jaime fue despedido de la hacienda en donde trabajaba regularmente. Sin poder encontrar empleo en Cunaviche, Jaime aceptó el ofrecimiento de un primo para trabajar como obrero en Puerto La Cruz, cargando y descargando mercancía de los barcos que llegaban a la marina. El objeto más preciado que llevó consigo al partir fueron sus maracas.
Jaime tenía 23 años en ese entonces, y siempre había sido una persona de espíritu aventurero. Nada lo ataba, ya que sus padres habían muerto años antes y no tenía hermanos o novia. Fue así que llegó a tomar una decisión que lo cambiaría todo.
Después de trabajar algunos meses en el puerto a cambio de un sueldo mísero, un buen día Jaime se fue como polizón en un barco que iba a Europa. Llevaba algo de comida, tres mudas de ropa y sus maracas. A mitad de viaje fue descubierto, pero la tripulación lo ayudó y le dio algo de comida que él pagaba con trabajo.
Un par de semanas después Jaime desembarcó en un Londres invernal, sin saber más de dos palabras en inglés. Pasó días de hambre y frío, arrepentido de su intempestiva decisión, pero de algún modo sobrevivió. Dormía en parques, barría callejones de restaurantes a cambio de algunas sobras y a veces tocaba las maracas por unas monedas.
Una noche, en medio de una nevada que lo forzó a salir de la calle en busca de refugio, Jaime logró entrar en un viejo teatro y se ocultó en un polvoriento ático lleno de muebles viejos, atriles e instrumentos rotos. Convirtió ese sitio en su hogar, pensándolo abandonado. Por dos semanas nadie entró al recinto.
Ocurrió que una noche Jaime se despertó por un escándalo, un sonido de estática, una batería y voces que discutían a gritos. Una música empezó a sonar, algo que Jaime nunca había escuchado y que no podía poner siquiera en palabras. Sentía la vibración en el piso, las paredes y después en su pecho y su cabeza. Era Rock & Roll.
Eran los Rolling Stones ensayando el material que eventualmente se transformaría en el álbum Beggar´s Banquet. La canción que sonaba era “Simpathy for the devil” (Simpatía por el diablo).
Jaime estaba un poco alucinado. No podía entender lo que oía, pero la música era demasiado rítmica, era una vaina casi primitiva. Le provocaba bailar, aplaudir al ritmo de la canción. En un acto reflejo, buscó las maracas y comenzó a tocar acompañando la canción. La acústica del teatro llevaba el sonido de las maracas hasta el escenario. Un Mick Jagger enfurecido paró una y otra vez el ensayo hasta que todos se dieron cuenta de que el sonido extraño venía del ático.
Dos asistentes subieron y se encontraron con un asustado Jaime, lo convencieron de bajar hasta el escenario con las maracas. Keith Richards y Bill Wyman sabían algo de español, así que Jaime pudo hacerse entender un poco. Obviamente el hombre era un indigente en situación ilegal y sin manera alguna de regresar a su país.
El más impresionado del clan era Jagger. Estaba fascinado con las maracas y le pidió a Jaime que las tocaras una y otra vez. Así fue que este hombre llanero entró en la historia del Rock. Jagger y Richards sentían que a Simpathy for the devil le faltaba algo y que habían encontrado en las maracas la pieza faltante.
La banda le dió a Jaime techo, comida y ropa. Después fue llevado al estudio de grabación, y las maracas que oímos en la introducción de Simpathy son tocadas por él. En los créditos del álbum se le dio una versión inglesa de su nombre : James Martins.
Un mes después de esa noche en el teatro, Jaime Martínez estaba camino a Venezuela, a su pueblo, Cunaviche. Los Stones arreglaron los detalles de su vuelta y le dieron una buena cantidad de dinero, suficiente como para que Jaime pudiera buscar una casa propia y montar su negocio.
Las maracas se convirtieron en uno de los instrumentos preferidos de Jagger, quien aprendió a tocarlas de Jaime.
Ahora, la próxima vez que escuches “Simpathy for the devil” recuerda con orgullo que esas maracas que suenan las toca un venezolano… un llanero. Ivan Loscher.............................
esta historia no la sabía pero las maracas le da ese misticismo a éste gran tema . SIMPATÍA POR EL DEMONIO
Pensé que se quedaría como músico con ellos ...en fin, buena historia
que historia tan más chingona, de esas que solo el mundo el arte puede dar.
@@martinchunguelsales6615, gracias por tu comentario, la historia fue contada por un gran locutor venezolano voz de HBO en america latina el Sr Iván Loscher, y si esta cancion tiene tambien sabor latino.
@@melosa5279, hubiera sido genial, gran comentario el tuyo, pero bueno los stones lo ayudaron y esta cancion quedo con un sello latino, gracias por comentar.......................
The Rolling Stones are The Gteatest Rock band of All Times.
Their longetivity and performances are testament to Their legacy.
Only Death will do Them apart; and Tnen...☺
Spooking to Eternity!👹
Rolling Stones por siempre. 👹👅
Rock on Mick ✌🏻🤘🏻🙏🏻💕
E AS PEDRAS CONTINUAM ROLANDO.... a melhor e maior banda de todos os tempos... meus lindo e talentosos THE ROLLING STONES... VIVA AOS STONES.. VIDA LONGA AOS STONES..
Man... This lockdown is just pain in the a.. But Stones can cure anything!!!!
편히쉬길 촬리왓!
Great respect
From korea
한국 산본에서
Had to watch this today RIP Charlie ! Back bone of the Stones !
Il fait parti des légendes
I was there🤟🤘❤🔥👹
One word - Awesome.
I trust the people of Cuba waited for some 50 years for that concert. what a feast! the sun, the Havana moon and the Rolling Stones!
Life would rarely get any better! Maybe a Havana cigar..............but I don';t smoke! Heheheheh!
@@holboroman sound advice! I smoke, hohoho.
@@herbertluthe6850 what about that bottle of rum?
@@holboroman year, forgot that bottle ...
Mein absoluter Lieblings-Song von den Rolling Stones.
It all started in the Venezuelan plains in 1966. It was a time of worldwide turmoil, but life in rural Apure remained basically the same. The highlight of that year was a marked shortage of work that had been growing since the previous year. Unemployment was very much felt in the town of Cunaviche, home of Jaime Martinez, a joropo lover and possessor of an innate mastery of playing the maracas.
In the middle of the year Jaime was fired from the hacienda where he worked regularly. Unable to find employment in Cunaviche, Jaime accepted a cousin's offer to work as a laborer in Puerto La Cruz, loading and unloading merchandise from ships arriving at the marina. The most precious object he took with him when he left were his maracas.
Jaime was 23 years old at the time, and had always been a person with an adventurous spirit. Nothing bound him, since his parents had died years before and he had no siblings or girlfriend. It was then that he came to make a decision that would change everything.
After working a few months in the port for a meager salary, one day Jaime left as a stowaway on a ship going to Europe. He was carrying some food, three changes of clothes and his maracas. Halfway through the trip he was discovered, but the crew helped him and gave him some food that he paid for with work.
A couple of weeks later Jaime landed in a winter London, not knowing more than two words of English. He spent days of hunger and cold, regretting his untimely decision, but somehow he survived. He slept in parks, swept alleys of restaurants in exchange for some leftovers and sometimes touched maracas for a few coins.
One night, in the middle of a snowfall that forced him off the street in search of shelter, Jaime managed to get into an old theater and hide in a dusty attic full of old furniture, lecterns and broken instruments. He made that place his home, thinking it was abandoned. For two weeks no one entered the compound.
It happened that one night Jaime was woken up by a scandal, a sound of static, a drummer and voices that were arguing loudly. Music began to play, something Jaime had never heard before and couldn't even put into words. He felt the vibration in the floor, the walls and then in his chest and head. It was rock and roll.
It was the Rolling Stones rehearsing the material that would eventually become the Beggar's Banquet album. The song that played was "Simpathy for the devil".
Jaime was a little bit amazed. He couldn't understand what he was hearing, but the music was too rhythmic, it was almost primitive. It provoked him to dance, to applaud to the rhythm of the song. In a reflex action, he looked for the maracas and began to play accompanying the song. The acoustics of the theater brought the sound of the maracas to the stage. An angry Mick Jagger stopped the rehearsal again and again until everyone realized that the strange sound was coming from the attic.
Two attendees went upstairs and met a frightened Jaime, convinced him to come down to the stage with the maracas. Keith Richards and Bill Wyman knew some Spanish, so Jaime was able to make himself understood. Obviously the man was an illegal homeless man with no way to return to his country.
The most impressed of the clan was Jagger. He was fascinated by the maracas and asked Jaime to play them over and over again. This is how this "llanero" man entered the history of Rock. Jagger and Richards felt that Simpathy for the devil was missing something and that they had found the missing piece in the maracas.
The band gave Jaime shelter, food and clothing. He was then taken to the recording studio, and the maracas we heard in Simpathy's introduction are played by him. In the album credits he was given an English version of his name : James Martins.
A month after that night in the theater, Jaime Martins was on his way to Venezuela, to his village, Cunaviche. The Stones arranged the details of his return and gave him a good amount of money, enough for Jaime to look for a house of his own and set up his business.
The maracas became one of Jagger's favorite instruments, and he learned to play them from Jaime.
Now, the next time you hear "Simpathy for the devil" remember with pride that those maracas that sound are played by a Venezuelan... a llanero. Ivan Loscher............................
fucking fake, indeed
@@javiermirandaluque , Well, even if it hurts, the story is real and sympathy for the devil has a Latin American flavor.
@@javiermirandaluque, Pues asi te duela la historia es real y simpatia por el diablo tiene sabor latinoamericano.
@Gilbertobianco,wow what a story don't think it is fake,the Rolling stones are good people that's what's makes your story have a happy ending!!
Rock on Mick 🎶
Minha favorita 💝😍😍😍💋💋💋
what an amazing intro... they have a good drummer ;-)
Yes they just hired that guy two weeks ago!!!
@@bubamaranovichok4901 ;-)
Charlie Watts is a jazz musician.
Vivan los Rolling Stones y viva Cuba!!
Most favorite RS song.
Love the Chuck Leavel piano opening...also at 2:53...shoot through the entire song
MEGA!
In our band we always did this as our last song of the night. The crowd would absolutely go nuts. Fun to play. Our drummer knocked this one dead. Sad, but two of my bandmates have passed away. Way too early.
An awesome video 👍 🎶
DAmn!!!!!
rip charlie we miss you man
Spectacular ❤️
Unique 💜 Epic !!!!
I am dancing like this guy right now 5:03
This guy is a god and he is 77 years old. Hope you will be in good shape like him.
ESPETACULAR ! SHOW MAGNÍFICO DOS STONES EM HAVANA. O REPERTÓRIO É SIMPLESMENTE FANTÁSTICO E OS MÚSICOS EM ALTÍSSIMO NÍVEL.
Son Dioses
Majestic Charlie Watts.
I'm sad for Charlie !!! RIP from Brazil !!!
Sympathy For The Devil
The Rolling Stones
Please allow me to introduce myself
I'm a man of wealth and taste
I've been around for a long, long years
Stole million man's soul an faith
And I was 'round when Jesus Christ
Had his moment of doubt and pain
Made damn sure that Pilate
Washed his hands and sealed his fate
Pleased to meet you
Hope you guess my name
But what's puzzling you
Is the nature of my game
Stuck around St. Petersburg
When I saw it was a time for a change
Killed Tsar and his ministers
Anastasia screamed in vain
I rode a tank
Held a general's rank
When the blitzkrieg raged
And the bodies stank
Pleased to meet you
Hope you guess my name, oh yeah
Ah, what's puzzling you
Is the nature of my game, oh yeah
I watched with glee
While your kings and queens
Fought for ten decades
For the gods they made
I shouted out
Who killed the Kennedys?
When after all
It was you and me
Let me please introduce myself
I'm a man of wealth and taste
And I laid traps for troubadours
Who get killed before they reached Bombay
Pleased to meet you
Hope you guessed my name, oh yeah
But what's puzzling you
Is the nature of my game, oh yeah, get down, baby
Pleased to meet you
Hope you guessed my name, oh yeah
But what's confusing you
Is just the nature of my game
Just as every cop is a criminal
And all the sinners saints
As heads is tails
Just call me Lucifer
'Cause I'm in need of some restraint
So if you meet me
Have some courtesy
Have some sympathy, and some taste
Use all your well-learned politnesse
Or I'll lay your soul to waste, mm yeah
Pleased to meet you
Hope you guessed my name, mm yeah
But what's puzzling you
Is the nature of my game, mm mean it, get down
Woo, who
Oh yeah, get on down
Oh yeah
Aah yeah
Tell me baby, what's my name?
Tell me honey, can ya guess my name?
Tell me baby, what's my name?
I tell you one time, you're to blame
What's my name
Tell me, baby, what's my name?
Tell me, sweetie, what's my name?
the full-moon-concert. the son the moon and the rolling stones ...
Christ their timing is all over the place but I quite like that because it makes them 'real' unlike most of the bands you go to see these days
Nobody can imulate that. It's a Stones Trademark 🕺🏃♂️🕺🏃♂️🕺💖💝
and you can hear CW making corrections at time through some fills. It's so good !!
Rest In Peace Charlie 🙏🙏🙏🙏☮️💟🥁🥁🥁🥁🤟🤟🤟😎
Good rendition of song
Anem despedint el any
Adeu Charlie versio de simpati for the devil ,bateria espectacular
RIP sir Charlie watts he tenido suerte verlos en Montreal Canadá 2006 and havana at this show and 2016 🥲
SUPER.....
Increible.. Jaime Martines.. Very Good!!!! El maraquero llanero Nojoda!!
That stage is wild
Nice Song!
🧔🏻♀️✌️🤟🎸🪘🎼☮️☠️totally Awesome!!!
Rest in peace Mr. Watts
Cuba Libre...🤘🤘
Дай Бог всеода!Ленирград
Lover
I have Keef's green shoes! ❤️
The Wise Old Owl is brought to Tears , WHO WHOA WHO WHO ...
Charlie manchi a tutti
2:52 , LOL stop playing for a cig, he's immortal love Keith
I was going to say the same thing
Long live Keith Richards! Ultimate Cool! 💋
💃💃💃💃💖🇧🇷
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Flash backs when I here the stones
love that piano intro! is there somewhere a tutorial of the live intro?
Happy 80th birthday Mick Jagger July 26
Me too!
07APR21
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thank you so much!!!!!
Ya tienen los 60 años tocando, es decir 3 veces mi edad y solo como banda, clásicos y legendarios los stones, no hay ni habrá otros
RIP... Charlie..
Sympathy for the Rolling stones
God bless Keith at 3:00. This song is long as fuck and I’m not needed, let me get a smoke in. And Charlie looks like “you mother fucker” haha
Grumpied ol men - baut still hot!
In the future when monotheisms will be destroyed and disappear, we will remember Mick Jagger as one of our greatest gods who brought on earth love, pleasures, and how life is beautiful !
HISTORIA del siglo XX,
6.51 where's Keith Richards looking at?🤔🤣
Did you see that ronnie do the same thing 3/4 seconds before?? Hahahahahhahahaha his face is very funny
«Sympathy For The Devil» -en español: «Compasión (piedad, lástima) por el diablo»