One of the things that Jagger should be remembered for is that he could do the same act forty or fifty years after doing it the first time and not lose much. That in itself is remarkable.
@@BladeJones Hell Yeah!!!!!! ❤He is a Life Force, alright, not to contend with. That’s For DAMN sure🍄🐚🌸🌼🪻🪴🔥🌈☀️☄️⚡️✨🌟⭐️🫧🍎🍒🍑🍇🐯🐒🍓🍎🍌🌶️🥑🎩🐣👙👢👹🎩🍎🛟⚓️🚀🛸🛶⛲️🏩💒🕌🕍⛩️⛪️🛤️🎆🎀🎏🛍️🪭🎁💌📫📭🇹🇼🌶️🥑🌺🌸🛶🌸🌺💋💋💋🍀💋🦜🌹🐲💫💥⚡️⭐️🐣🦁💫
This album was my baby sitter while my parents smoked pot and drank wine in early 1970s . I loved the album cover art. I want 🍰!!!! Whenever I see cake I remember this album. I ALWAYS have an unmade bed.
Absolutely epic performance of one of their lesser known songs that never got much radio airplay. Keith is spot on with the riff, Ronnie is masterful on slide, Charlie's beat is more addictive than smack, and the last look by Mick says "take that!"
I saw them in the kingdome in Seattle in about 1980? The BEST concert ever. The only other that has come close was Muse...great memories of the concert they were incredible!
Almost the Anti-Swing. I always think of "Honkey Tonk Women", and how his simplicity just MAKES that cut. It would have been so easy to overplay on that song, but he just owns that grove, especially when he "turns the beat around".
Mr Watts comes from a jazz background. His chops. Never, ever to be doubted. Not sure what the other gentleman was talking about. Only, perhaps Ginger Baker, and some others in the same league. Mick F. To name one
Can you post a link to the studio version? And my fave is you look up Charlie Watts Monkey man and it's all Charlie jammin. Also an exc version probably my fave.
So upset Charlie Watts passed away yesterday. He was 80, cannot really believe any of the stones have or will make it to 80 years. RIP Charlie! You were one of the best drummers ever.
Mick pours his heart in every song every performance..the look of ecstasy on Keith's face of just Loving to play so much ..Mick Keith Charlie Ronnie Daryl as well as Lisa and the other vocalist musicians on stage just absolutely love to perform together.. The chemistry is just unbeatable their love of performing it's like eating grandma's apple pie ...where every step along the way she poured her love her heart and soul into making it..
Monkey Man, a vintage stones song 🎵. It's truly amazing. Mick is amped up and the crowd is too. The Stones are definitely delivering on bad ass rock and roll 🎉🎉
@jermainewashington7447 I agree 100%. Taylor always just stood there & STARED at his guitar. Ronnie moves around on stage & gets INTO the music - like a TRUE Rock'n'Roller. Ronnie is also an AMAZING guitar player. Taylor had an incredible style of playing, but Ronnie is just as good in HIS style & is much more entertaining to watch. Taylor came & went. Ronnie is STILL, a TRUE Rolling Stone!!
It's off the charts crazy. He's almost 60 here. Even now at 70.. compare him to any other 70 year old off the streets. People make fun of the "Rolling Bones" but damn... Mick is killing it in his senior years!
If ya live for rock & roll you will plow into old age super charged and kick old age to the curb , party like rock stars jump from planes drive fast kick ass do every thing and Ill tell yall this retirement homes wont be boring any more because rock & roll will take over ! cause its moving in
Bestes Stück der Stones! Der meiste Kram der nach dem Album "Let It Bleed" kam (ab Anfang der 1970er Jahre) ist fast ausschließlich öde Kacke, Ausschuss, Ramsch, Gedödel.
@@jamesian-allen8725 A lot has changed in the four years that's passed since i wrote this. We lost a lot of big rock legends since then. But lets be thankful for having lived through and experienced this great five decades of not only rock but all the music of the 50s 60s 70s 80s and 90s. Rip.
Chuck Leavell making some lovely tinkly keyboard music in between the guitars really ups the quality quite a bit. He's like Charlie in that respect, doesn't make a big deal of what he's doing but adds a lot of complementary style and beauty to the music.
Still touring and selling out football stadiums. I just saw them in Houston for their Hackney Diamonds tour. Keith is a bit slower and Ronnie plays lead now. But Mick Jagger still seems the exact same. It was 2 hours of Rock N Roll!
I've been a big Stones fan all my life and this song ranks easily in the top 10, probably top 5 of my favorite Stones songs. It might even be number 1. It just has all the pieces of what makes them great. I love the slide guitar on the original.
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One of the best Intros ever .............😘
Keith giving a smile when Mick says and "we love to play the blues" Makes my heart happy
Mick sings that line so well. Big credit to the Director/Editor as well.
cool as ice oh my god thank youuuu 4 ever
I love that moment also. Remembering Charlie this weekend. Like Mick & Keith, Charlie is irreplaceable! RIP
One the greatest intros...
Love the way he emphasised "love to play the blues" 1:34
One of the things that Jagger should be remembered for is that he could do the same act forty or fifty years after doing it the first time and not lose much. That in itself is remarkable.
A few are/were just as good as ever late in life... Bob Seger and Elton John come to mind. But, Mick has the energy of a 20-year-old.
He must be in great shape.
Always loved this song since I was a kid 🎉
@@BladeJones Hell Yeah!!!!!! ❤He is a Life Force, alright, not to contend with. That’s For DAMN sure🍄🐚🌸🌼🪻🪴🔥🌈☀️☄️⚡️✨🌟⭐️🫧🍎🍒🍑🍇🐯🐒🍓🍎🍌🌶️🥑🎩🐣👙👢👹🎩🍎🛟⚓️🚀🛸🛶⛲️🏩💒🕌🕍⛩️⛪️🛤️🎆🎀🎏🛍️🪭🎁💌📫📭🇹🇼🌶️🥑🌺🌸🛶🌸🌺💋💋💋🍀💋🦜🌹🐲💫💥⚡️⭐️🐣🦁💫
These guys really got it down💪💪
Been doing it a looooonnnngggg time!
That's one grimy sleazy groove pound those drums Charlie hell yeah brother LIVE FOREVER
Grand!
RIP drummer warrior for decades, Charlie Watts was THE BEST. Miss You! ♥
A perfect showcase for Charlie
sublime!!!!
RIP Charlie!!
Long live the Rolling Stones
This album was my baby sitter while my parents smoked pot and drank wine in early 1970s . I loved the album cover art. I want 🍰!!!! Whenever I see cake I remember this album. I ALWAYS have an unmade bed.
Absolutely fantastic!
Absolutely epic performance of one of their lesser known songs that never got much radio airplay. Keith is spot on with the riff, Ronnie is masterful on slide, Charlie's beat is more addictive than smack, and the last look by Mick says "take that!"
YES!!!! AND WE LOVEEEEEEEE TO PLAY THE BLUEEEEEES!!!!! ❤❤❤
Love Micks face at the end! Like yeah we kicked ass on that!
sad that is a “lesser known song” this song is the pinnacle of a true rock band in its prime
1000%
Meh
Saw then in 1996 in Gainesville Florida - they played this and Can you hear me knocking - simply awesome!!
So Glad i was able to see The Rolling Stones twice , 89" & 97' ' RIP Charlie you were the best on 🥁..
Keith and Woody layin it down here. Nobody grinds one out like the Stones.
R.I.P. Charlie Watts "The Heartbeat Of The Stones"
I wish he had had more camera time on this vidso.
Damn that is good. Chuck Leavell was such a great addition.
Monkey Man one of the best Stones songs, the guitar riffing one of the best ever.
I saw them in the kingdome in Seattle in about 1980? The BEST concert ever. The only other that has come close was Muse...great memories of the concert they were incredible!
R.I.P. Dear Charlie, you was a great drummer, artist and human. We will never forget you!
It’s weird why they didn’t play this more often. It’s a groovy tune and they all seemed to love playing this number!!
mick taylor baby
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Mick Taylor didn't play on the original Let It Bleed track!!
( or virtually any other track on that masterpiece album !! )
My favorite
It was freaking awesome live.
It was freaking awesome live.
Yes 😘
Charlie Watts, RIP, is the most underrated drummer ever.
So much swing.
Charlie was so good he didn’t have to show off or talk crap like some dude
Charlie made the Stones.
Plus all the other unnamed musicians.
Please Watts underrated, He was a dream in a pot of Gold,
Almost the Anti-Swing. I always think of "Honkey Tonk Women", and how his simplicity just MAKES that cut. It would have been so easy to overplay on that song, but he just owns that grove, especially when he "turns the beat around".
Everybody knew who he was. And what he was. The stones will live on forever. The will outlast this earth
My favorite song of theirs! Was so excited they played it in Philly! I love the instrumental the most!
Is there any doubt that this is the greatest rock and roll band of all time? No.
Hell NO!!
THE GREATEST! of course
And in 2019 I say NOPE . Even after heart surgery Jagger just killed it in 2019. NOT a fucking NOTE missed in 2019
@@mickavellian are you kidding me, Jagger is not a singer by any stretch
@@jimmymitchell6537 Oh sorry No he is a FUCKING Bible salesman ..whos made 360 million
This band is unbelievably cool 😎🔥💯💪🎸👍
Love those drums!!! Charlie Watts!!!
he is so awkward and unnatural but does manage to get the job done without any major train wrecks
Mr Watts comes from a jazz background. His chops. Never, ever to be doubted. Not sure what the other gentleman was talking about. Only, perhaps Ginger Baker, and some others in the same league. Mick F. To name one
That man is a great timekeeper. The best kind of drummer, for a poor guitarist like me🙂
That man is a LEGEND.
RIP to a legend
RIP
Charlie Watts was always the secret weapon of the Stones. He was the best.....
I fucking love this song. The studio version has THEE greatest intro' lead-in that I've ever heard.
Give ‘Can’t you hear me knocking’ one more listen… you might be right though.
I couldn't agree more! This is epic STONES and Charlie and my favorite tune!
Can you post a link to the studio version? And my fave is you look up Charlie Watts Monkey man and it's all Charlie jammin. Also an exc version probably my fave.
what makes this song great for me is the lead and slide guitar.
Yes
Dreamy....so beautiful and evocative
I’m 69 years old and still mesmerized watching and listening to Mick ❤❤❤best frontman ever ❤❤❤
"But we luuuuv to play the blues" ... love Keith's smile afterwards!
So cool to play the blues... I'm a ma ma ma monkey man. Frinkin kewl
Hell yes I love that too!! You saw it!
Awesome I love it!! It's my favorite part of the video!!❤❤❤💋
As good as it gets. Solid Stones.
"we loveeee to play the blues "1.38-1.41 says it all. The smile on Keith's face
So upset Charlie Watts passed away yesterday. He was 80, cannot really believe any of the stones have or will make it to 80 years. RIP Charlie! You were one of the best drummers ever.
I love the way Charlie leads into Monkey Man with this fill. 0:22 Rock solid drummer!
Sound track of my life
Mick pours his heart in every song every performance..the look of ecstasy on Keith's face of just Loving to play so much ..Mick Keith Charlie Ronnie Daryl as well as Lisa and the other vocalist musicians on stage just absolutely love to perform together.. The chemistry is just unbeatable their love of performing it's like eating grandma's apple pie ...where every step along the way she poured her love her heart and soul into making it..
That's why they are called The Greatest Rock N Roll band in the World
Vickie S aq
Matooley well said....Jagger became the "monkey man" in this performance.
You nailed it, Matooley......I hope they are still rocking into their 80s!!!
STONES FOREVER!!!
~ RED ☮♥♫
Yea, doesn't he. Never mind of what place or what background : always in for the hundred % Always ---
Monkey Man, a vintage stones song 🎵. It's truly amazing. Mick is amped up and the crowd is too. The Stones are definitely delivering on bad ass rock and roll 🎉🎉
It's always Mick and Keith, but props to Ronnie Wood. he added so much to the band. Great player.
I'd say that Ronnie Wood was/is the "Perfect Fit" to take the lead guitar for the "World's Greatest Rock N' Roll Band!"
Boy, I don’t know about that. That’s a bold statement. Mick Taylor was an awfully good fit for the band too, especially if you were a blues person.
Not nearly as much as Mick Taylor.
Mick Taylor was a phenomenal guitar player who DID NOT fit the band. Wood is a real Stone.😊
@jermainewashington7447 I agree 100%. Taylor always just stood there & STARED at his guitar. Ronnie moves around on stage & gets INTO the music - like a TRUE Rock'n'Roller. Ronnie is also an AMAZING guitar player. Taylor had an incredible style of playing, but Ronnie is just as good in HIS style & is much more entertaining to watch. Taylor came & went. Ronnie is STILL, a TRUE Rolling Stone!!
RIP Charlie Watts the smoothest, Best Drummer of alltime... 🥁
Only the stones can come up with such sinister riff.
keef riffhard 😁
So great!!❤
So many more generations are diggin' the Stones, as this clip shows.
Rest in peace Charlie.
I love Keef!
It's off the charts crazy. He's almost 60 here. Even now at 70.. compare him to any other 70 year old off the streets. People make fun of the "Rolling Bones" but damn... Mick is killing it in his senior years!
If ya live for rock & roll you will plow into old age super charged and kick old age to the curb , party like rock stars jump from planes drive fast kick ass do every thing and Ill tell yall this retirement homes wont be boring any more because rock & roll will take over ! cause its moving in
@@brianinnis1391great idea reckon that's what the oldie homes need
Sublimes...!!!!!!!!!!
That opening just gives me goose bumps every time.
I had this dvd from Best Buy. So cool, yeah!
Bestes Stück der Stones! Der meiste Kram der nach dem Album "Let It Bleed" kam (ab Anfang der 1970er Jahre) ist fast ausschließlich öde Kacke, Ausschuss, Ramsch, Gedödel.
"All my friends are junkies; That's not really true!" *Glares at Keith*.
Keef
Yeah, those little sparks of friction ! Charlie's drumming is so powerful & sharp too, magnificent !
@@petermills542 Well-played, sir. Charlie doesn't seem to get nearly as much appreciation as his musicianship desweves.
"i'm a cold italian pizza"
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Brilliant!
i'm gonna hate to see this train end. long live the Rolling Stones!
I kinda hope my train ends before the 'Stones' train ends. Unsure I could manage.
the ride ended today, r.i.p charlie watt. :(
@@jamesian-allen8725 A lot has changed in the four years that's passed since i wrote this. We lost a lot of big rock legends since then. But lets be thankful for having lived through and experienced this great five decades of not only rock but all the music of the 50s 60s 70s 80s and 90s. Rip.
@@jamesian-allen8725 Charlie didn't see it that way
Great Song
They've been playing this song over 40 years and it still rocks.
ROCK AND ROLL=ROLLING STONES!!!
Charlie is one of the coolest hard rock drummer's ever...he just makes it look to calm..too easy
That happens when you have decades of experience.
Thank God for the Stones.
These guys are amazing. Mick is larger than live in this...talk about being at the top of his game.
Chuck Leavell making some lovely tinkly keyboard music in between the guitars really ups the quality quite a bit. He's like Charlie in that respect, doesn't make a big deal of what he's doing but adds a lot of complementary style and beauty to the music.
One of the best song intro/riffs ever ❤
Love you Mick
1 of the greatest bands
And everyone said they were old back then. 18 years later and they are still touring.
they said they were old in 1966..its all BS.....
Still touring and selling out football stadiums. I just saw them in Houston for their Hackney Diamonds tour. Keith is a bit slower and Ronnie plays lead now. But Mick Jagger still seems the exact same. It was 2 hours of Rock N Roll!
RIP Charlie . Thank you.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greatest intro ever❤
My favorite stones song 🎵 ❤
Charlie was a master. He started Rock & Roll drumming
Greatest band of all time with the best front man in Rock n' Roll history!
This is one of their more underrated songs
The Stones rule!!! The Greatest rock band in the world!!!
Best Rolling lasting band in a world. with hiccups, but everlasting.
The greatest Rock and Roll band in the world
Miss you
One of the great Stones songs of all time that's buried in the archives of this band🐒🐒👍👏
They've created an entire treasure chest of jewels for us... this is one of hundreds...
@@OregonDARRYL absolutely Daryl absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!!👍👏😚
Legend 👍❤❤❤👍
R.I.P Charlie ..all My Love to Your Family in-and outside Stones
I love this song.
Mick's got the voice clear and real
Again the best rock n roll band of all time!!!!
BAD ASS! That song could go on for another...hour or so! Stones Rule!
Only the stones can make such a crazy great song. I owe them so much
My all time not played enough favorite! 💯💯💯
Rock at its best
I've been a big Stones fan all my life and this song ranks easily in the top 10, probably top 5 of my favorite Stones songs. It might even be number 1. It just has all the pieces of what makes them great. I love the slide guitar on the original.
Nice
I saw their concert for my birthday last year. Mick is 72 and still going strong! These guys are the greatest!
My fave Stones jam!!!
Love this song since the 70's. So glad to have grown up in the 70's : D
Best frontman ever!!!!
Incredible. RIP Charlie Watts. Silent assassin and backbone of the Stones. He will be missed
Every now and then you come across a song that makes the hair on your arms stand up
It’s just great seeing them move like that at their age!! Mick is like the ever ready bunny.
Youre looking at a 66 (SIXTY SIX) year old man when you look at Mick and Charlie is 68 !!!
Epic
I just saw them at Burl's Creek and they are the best R&R band of all time. There will never be another band like the rolling Stones.
I LOVE THESE GUYS .. TRULY ❤
THE GREATEST ROCK N ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD !!!
Music can be fun!
This song is in the conversation (with Gimme Shelter and Midnight Rambler) as the best Stones song of all time. Any other nominations?
Shine a Light
Their last great album was Undercover
can't you hear me knockin / sweet black angel / shake your hips / gimme shelter
throw in Knockin' and I agree 100%
Beast of burden
GOOD SONG