Google Play Mini-Doc: The Rolling Stones Bootleg Series
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Browse the Rolling Stones catalogue on Google Play, including the exclusive concert recordings featured in this documentary: goo.gl/4LvDC
To help celebrate the launch of Music in Google Play, the Rolling Stones hand-selected six unreleased (but widely bootlegged) concerts from their archives and oversaw pristine new mixes for each one. Mick and Keef also sat down in front of our cameras to discuss why they chose the ones they did. So not only can you watch them reminisce about the "great sloppiness" of their '70s gigs, the amazing way Keith's Telecaster stayed in tune even after he used it to take down an aggressive fan in '81, or why they love kicking off arena tours with more intimate club shows -- you can also hear how well the concerts themselves match those memories.
The complete set showcases the evolution of the band from preternaturally gifted blues fanatics who learned their licks in sweaty, crowded bars to world-dominating superstars who somehow still sound like the best club band the world will ever know even when filling enormodomes.
Love how Keef, turned his sound off before he whacked the guy. If you watch he has to turn it back up when he starts to play again. That's the move of a pro's pro!
Yes,As it should be,Thikk he even bailed That out of jail,Hope he paid KEITH BACK, HUMM,?? WalterB.
And bailed him out owes me 200 bucks 😂😂😂
Fender is a good club big up fenderxx
I mean….COME ON!!! Gawd, could he be any more cooler and the smoothness of how he threw the guitar back on….COME ON!!!!
I paid him back ! But my head still hurts 🤪
Amazing documentary. One of the best out there. Super footage and interviews. Love it!!!
2012 - One of my favourite interviews with Mick and Keith, esp Keith. He shares so much interesting stuff about the workings of the group and their music.
Love listening to Keith reminiscing about the different live gigs they've done... he gives such interesting, thoughtful insights
Interesting, but for me, Jagger is soooo much more interesting and well spoken.
Good hearing either one. Two different perspectives from two different worlds. And they are in two different worlds, but they they collide and orbit together, it's great for the rest of us.
Keith has survived and thrived in the hardest vocation imaginable, 60 years of rock and roll.
That's the thing about Ronnie Wood. He can play all Brian's parts, do a pretty good Mick Taylor, and he has his own style. Plus he can get along with Keith.
Keith once said he and Ronnie can read each other’s minds on stage!
ARIZJOE.. No, Woody cannot do a pretty good Mick Taylor. He can neither play all Brian,s parts. As for the rest of your comment, yes, you are right.
I agree with youb100 %, the thing that a lot of people miss who have a strong preference for mick taylor is that ronnie has a much bigger and stronger stage presence which is a great asset for their live shows
Ron 'would' if he could.
And he's a genuine geezer
Keith stopping that dude in his tracks at 13:30 with his Fender Tele was pretty cool,don't fuck with his singer.
Keith is madly amazing!!!
This is a great example of that saying, #KeepingItReal.
The most untogether band that made good music..........................good on them..........I like it I like it yes I do ...........
Talk is cheap tour, Philly. Was working in Atlantic City. Discovered Keith was staying at the four seasons hotel.
The elevator opened. Me and two friends (early 20’s) “Keith!!”. Two massive security guards hold their arms forward. Keith puts his hand on one of their arms and says, “let em go”. Signed autographs and spent a good 15 minutes with us. Incredibly kind man.
I'd forgotten that "Start Me Up" was the first song I ever played to a crowd in (an excuse for) a band. I was 16, and it was at the Lilac Festival in Lisbon, NH. Me and my brothers and sister were SO glad when our Mom told us we were moving back to Connecticut! Nowadays I can appreciate the White Mountains much more then back then.
16:53 Roundhay Park at Leeds 1982 brings back memories.....i was there!! Tickets just £20 ($26). Weather was great all day but yeah....masses of people. Support band was George Thorogood & the Destroyers. I'd never heard of him but he strutted out on stage, white Gibson with gold plated fittings, jeans and stacked heel snakeskin boots. I juts thought, "oh God here we go what a flash sod, bet he's crap"......then he launched into guitar riffs that just blew me away, and kept going one song after another. Soon as i got back home i phoned around local record shops asking if they had any GTD albums (remember this was back in the good ol' days of vinyl!). I found just one album in one shop and raced over to buy it. I asked the store owner if GTD had done any other albums, which he had.....so i ordered the lot! Seen George a few times since he often came over to UK.
There's backstage footage on RUclips of the Stones while Thorougood is on stage. He jams backstage with Kieth and Ronnie and it's pretty damn good.
Have you heard- Keef praise Bill playing incredibly good on a song. Never tooo late...
Well...yeah....but it still stings the bastard that Wyman didn't left "the b a n d" in a coffin......
***** ... hm - sure thang. Such a great loss, missing a musician- allways cleaver- beyond grip. Insead he now have to beare all this predictible basslines- with a wryly smile; shit what- success continues-never ends....
I think Keith is generally a gracious soul , Bill is a touch bitter about Jagger & Richards and he never compliments them, unless on occasion someone has criticized the stones entity or compared the stones unfavourably to other groups then he takes it personally as a (ex) Rolling Stone ....apart from that Bill will regularly moan about Mick & Keith getting too much credit.
Didn't Keith and Mick rip off Bill Wyman's for the riff to Jumping Jack Flash?
@@Dogdrum according to Bill ... obviously the band contributed to so many of the songs
I love so many parts of this but have to agree with Mick when he says, I don't really like doing afternoon gigs but once your playing on stage it all kicks in ..... So True
RIP Ian "Stu" Stewart...the unsung founder of the Rolling Stones who, according to Keith, had one of the biggest hearts in the world.
Richards, so cleaver. Sure not being sophisticated has made easier for him to overcome life's issues. Simply practical guy.
well if he's clever clever IS sophisticated
Keith :
"I khaaaant belive it"
Looooollll
I once had a dream I met and hung out with Mick Jagger at a local bar, yet to come true. LOL But never say never!
the BEST Rock n Roll Band Ever.... 50 years whooo hoooo
Mick's Belgian is fantastic!
Mick has always been a model of articulation: he just has a way with words that inspires everyone (well me) to choose the write(!) words to formulate a clear thought. A quick recovery Mick! I saw you in Montreal in 1965!!!
Every ballad was awesome Keith
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
My interview with Mick and Keith
By Noë Gold
... an excerpt of Keef's wit regarding his adulation of Mr. Guy. ...
Noe Gold: Speaking of that, after your number with Buddy Guy, Buddy carries your guitar off the stage. I don’t know how he did it but he got Buddy Guy to be your guitar carrier at the end of the shot.
Keith Richards: What happens there is that I give Buddy Guy my guitar. And you haven’t heard the overdub because I hand Buddy Guy my guitar and say, “It’s yours.” That’s the point there. (laughs) I had to do the voiceovers in Barcelona for Marty because we didn’t quite pick it up on the stage. I handed Buddy my Gibson guitar and said, “Hey Buddy, this is yours.” I’m happy to clear that one up. No way would I ever ask Buddy Guy to carry my guitar, man!
... So here's another one for the ages: I'm going to paste the entire double interview with the Glimmers right here:
Fancast Interview: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards Shine A Light On Their Latest Documentary
By Noë Gold
Fandango
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KM-079 Photo Credit: Kevin Mazur (Left to right) Buddy Guy, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts performing onstage at the Beacon Theater during the Rolling Stones concert film “Shine A Light.”
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Paramount Classics in Association with Concert Productions International and Shangri-La Entertainment Presents A Martin Scorsese Picture “Shine a Light” starring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood. The film is directed by Martin Scorsese. The producers are Victoria Pearman, Michael Cohl, Zane Weiner and Steve Bing. The executive producers are Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood. This film has been rated PG-13 for brief strong language, drug references and smoking. © 2008 by WPC Piecemeal, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The next live concert will probably be the best ever.
Keith richards, gitarist and also makes one hell of a pirate I would say !!!
Wonderful musical memories.
the truth of any work is corresponding encouraging good energies which spurs you to do very best and is infectious one of the secret of success, there are others too.. but be open liberal in your approach to life, not narrow constipated that is going to harm not bring you forward.
Keep Rolling Stones 🔥👍
Does Mick speak Brazilian and American too??😎😁
GOOD STUFF
This was awesome! I loved it!
If I had known these guys were so nice, I might have gone and seen um.
You can still make it...
Think of all the live and studio material they have locked in a vault. Stuff from 69, 82 and 94, 03, 05.....
Brian Jones was the Queen of The Barre Chord 😂...
If anyone has the limited edition Brussels Affair that Amazon released awhile back for under 1200 bucks, let me know. That show is one of the best performances ever.
Angie......I still love you.....
Love these guys
Absolutely Amazing ❤️
@keith Richards yes Always. ❤️🏴☠️. Keef 😎 Love 💕 & Aloha Nui Loa. Gimme Shelter
Check out this video at 1:49 to 1:52 and take note of Keith Richards guitar fingers. You see the inflamed finger joints on his chord playing hand. This will be more painful for him as time goes on. This is what the guitar will do to your knuckles over time. Ooouch!!
TO START OFF WITH , IF YOU DON'T KNOW , WHICH YOU DON'T , THEN DON'T SPEAK , PEOPLE SEE HOW FULL OF SHIT YOU ARE , WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH , FACT , HE HAS NO "INFLAMATION" , IT , WHICH YOU SPEAK OF IS IN BOTH HANDS TO START WITH , KEITH HAS OSTEOARTHRITIS , KNOWN AS DEGENERATIVE ARTHRITIS , EROSION OF THE CARTILAGE , WHICH IS A SEPERATION OF THE BONE IN THE JOINTS , NOT WEED EITHER STUPID , WHICH IS BONE AGAINST BONE , KINDA LIKE YOUR HEAD , WHICH IS KNOWN AS BONE HEAD , BONE HEADS MAKE BONER COMMENTS , IN SHORT , YOU COULDN'T BE MORE WRONG IF YOUR ASS WAS SCREWED ON BACKWARDS , NOT INFLAMATION , DOCTOR
@@findherfiner YES , ANOTHER FUCKING KNOW IT ALL ROLLING STONES , SO CALLED FAN , RUBBISH IS RIGHT
They didn't play Heartbreaker in Brussels. And Mick's speaking French.
Excellent!
RIP Charlie
Purchase onsite
Best thing google at did
STONES!
10:58 BRIAN JONES sitting to the left of WOLF. awesome!!!!!
Favorite band. Keef’s my favorite musician ever. Total likable, badass, original. His riffs, open G tuning, nasally telecaster tone helped make Rock & Roll. Really listen to his rhythms.. he epitomizes blues rock rhythm guitar. Don’t ignore his lead licks either. Legend🌹
My goodness... fans say no matther what. Most Keiths lead licks are a pain.
God I wish Keef would live forever. A true treasure.
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He is living forever, dude is unstoppable
Yes, but sadly, his age for last several years really prevented him from playing as he did in the past. But, I give him credit for keeping busy in the same way Sylvester Stallone's movie "Rocky Balboa" portrayed the aging title character as not letting go of what he valued despite his age. It was a decent movie, but not entirely realistic, of course. Les Paul (RIP) and Keith provide a real example of sticking w what makes life worthwhile in the midsts of the limitations time brings to us all eventually. Good on them.
@@heathercampbell8596
??? Meaning?
He will probably outlive all other members!!!!
the old argument is BEATLES OR STONES?? and to me its not even a contest, ITS THE STONES!!!!!! greatest band of ALL TIME!!!
Once went to a party at Muddy Waters' house, and woke up at Howlin Wolf's house...don't know how that happened. That's an instant classic, if you ask me. Total Keith.
Lol totally
TOTALLY agree :)
Could only happen to Keef!!!!
B-Dog The Man was usually the case!! Now I wake up in my neighbourhood !
13:04 keith man o man
BEST LINE IN THE WHOLE INTERVIEW: Keith explaining Darryl Jones's role in the STONES, " Well, Darryl geesh, he was in a band with Miles Davis, Darryl's a REAL musician ... I'm a ROLLING STONE ... two different things man."
Keef. Absolutely fabulous. He has passed the “nine lives of a cat” stage very comfortably. When he goes there will be perpetual mourning, not just the 3 days!!!
@13:34 ..."the damn thing stayed in tune...this is the greatest advert for Fender "........THAT is a rock story! (when discussing hitting the guy who ran on stage)
Start at 12:52. I love this!
Keith is more coherent in this video than any other time I've seen him. He gives some good information and personal opinions and insights looking back He's a much better speaker than other times I've seen him. Cool video.
+Mike Wiseman Yeah - Keef is amazing here. I'd always wondered how he managed to write 'Life' but, yes, he actually remembers stuff! He also provides great insight into Stones music. Mick's commentary is actually much less interesting.
I've noticed that too and not only in this clip. It must be because it's about making music, which is the only thing that's really important to him, while most of the time he's asked about things like his relationship with Jagger, money, sex and drugs (abuse). Important for Public Relations, but not what he got into music for.
Watch 'under the influence'. It's like this all the time. The muddy waters references and all that. He can't stop talking about them :D Even when it's not even in the question haha.
He loves to ramble on I think he was much more shy in his heydays because he was drugged up and really didn't want to be seen or spoken to. He's always been shy you can tell in 'Life'. It's because of his childhood.
In his younger years he was always stoned, high or drunk or all at the same time, but i'm sure that the drug years are over for at least 15 years or so,
and drink less booz than before, because you can't do drugs and booz forever. So he did sober up alright and we can even understand what he says
these days. Well, even the bad ass aren't such a bad ass when they grow older, and there's nothing wrong with that, and that's i like keith more than before,
because he changed from a "i don't give a fuck" atitude to a great guy that does give a fuck about life, family, so his story wil be one with a happy end for sure.
3DPeter heroin doesn't really affect your memory too bad not like alcohol
RIP Ian "Stu" Stewart...the unsung founder of the Rolling Stones who, according to Keith, had one of the biggest hearts in the world.
Agree 100% The Stones themselves valued him highly from what I have read
He was told he was too old lol andrew oldham said pop bands cant have more than a 5 piece band ...moran
What an amazing boogie woogie piano player......just ask led zeppilin too.....the 6th rolling stone
@@nigeh5326 they did management didnt agree
But you hear him on albums throughout their career
@@imannonymous7707 Oldham a control freak
I tend to believe Bill Wyman about the Stones beginnings, there is a video he answers those questions and more on here somewhere. Like there now being a placard placed at the train station where Mick and Keef met all those years back and Mick had the stack of Blues albums, Bill gets pretty upset and says if they were going to be truthful they would have that plaque removed. I believe what he has to say about it. That it was Brian's and Ian's Band in the beginning.
Keith is a lovely soul. I could listen to him for hours. Long live Keith & The Rolling Stones!
Slash Fan Me too.....
Just saw them in Philadelphia, still going strong. Absolutely amazing!
Keith has always been my favorite!!!
@@326cher Unless you've already read it, get Keiths book "Life" which shows a whole side to Keith many know little about. Really fascinating. The story behind a little dog he named Rasputin is a real heart string puller! There's lots more to Keith than guitarist in the Stones!!
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Keith is the best- obviously I don't know this Iconic Guitar Man personally but he seems to be a good fella-
Mick and Keith thank you for 50 something years are you guys been rocking and rolling thank you for you guys showing these bands how was done how you treat other band members so keep on rocking for another 50 or more years we love you Keith we make fun of you but we love you
Just caught their Detroit stop of NO Filter 2021 tour and they were better than ever!
Well done!! Really enjoyed that. I live in Australia and the first time I saw the Stones was in early '65 when they were the support act for Roy Orbison!! I was pushed forward with the surging crowd and grabbed Keith's leg.. he just looked down at this 15 yr old girl and winked and smiled and he never missed a beat ...that's when my love affair with the Rolling Stones bagan... thank you for posting this x♥
Keith always could make a girl go weak in the knees. Still can.
What's up Keith and the rolling Stones thanks for all your years of rock and roll
Mick's amazing today in concert. I was going to say 'for his age' but even if he was in his 20s, to cover the stage, dance and sing he puts younger bands to shame. He's a medical miracle. To be nearly 73 and still be so energetic is amazing. He obviously works out and takes good care of his health nowadays, has cut out smoking etc. He sounds better live now than he did in the 70s. All of them are trailblazers, why should they stop now? If they couldn't put on a decent show, yeah they should quit, but they are better than ever. In my opinion anyway.
michelle88960 /in short I completely agree with Michelle.
100 % true
Now 75 & the boys on another World Tour Road! This is much more than "It's Only Rock & Roll"!
still puffin tough ;)
Saw them last Monday and they were fantastic!
Just my take on it, The total respect for each other even through the rough times and bringing with that the commitment of a brotherhood to give their unmistakable sound as one of the greatest rock bands in the world, 61 and love the Stones 👍🇦🇺
I didn't know that Keith whacked some clown over the head with his Stratocaster. I saw it just now. That is classic standing up for your bandmate and friend. I'm telling you the truth most rock guys I played with were pretenders. They were middle class good boys and I only know one that would've done that. The other guys I played with wouldn't have thought that quick. They'd have to go down the list of consequences if they thought about taking any action at all.
"Gee, I paid a lot of money for this guitar, man. I don't want to damage it or hurt anybody."
I've been a hard core Stones fan for about 40 years and thought this was an excellent documentary. Mick and Keith both seem very candid and they each offer a lot of insightful and interesting information. It's cool to hear a few of their thoughts and opinions on some of the idiosyncracies of what it's like to be a Stone, produce & perform such huge concerts, determinig set lists, etc. Thanks for posting.
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THIS MAN,This Genius,Has a FANTASTIC WAY of describing, Difference of Guitar Player's,Cause HE IS THE RIFF MASTER,RILLING STONES,FOREVER!!!!!! Walter B. LOVE THIS MAN,LOVE,ALL THE ROLLING STONES.!!!!!
The Rolling Stones, I'm liking them more than 40 years... and The Stones are in my bones... yes they are... hooh, hoooh, hoooh, yeaah :-)
Richard Wolter mine, too :-)
@@huggedbyasmile Yeah,Most DEFINITELY!!!! Walter B.Memphis.
The boys get major props for giving major props to all the great blues men! Thanks guys!
And God Less Ian Stewart. 🙏
Love bigger bang album ..its a complete listen
KEITH RICHARDS IS THE ROLLING STONES.. JUST LISTEN to his early release MAIN OFFENDER.. The sound you love is Keith Richards..
Ladies and Gents, The Keith Richards Band featuring Charlie Watts
Don't forget Woody 😉
Sway is my favorite stones song but Goats Head Soup Is my favorite LP of theirs....Winter is just so great.
There's always been something about the English rock bands that caught my ear when I was in grade school during the 1960's and as early as first grade when I heard songs like Satisfaction or Get Off Of My Cloud or the Kinks You Really Got Me, All Day & All Of The Night, The Beatles You Really Got A Hold On Me or Bad Boy Junior Behave Your Self, those rhythm's in those songs just grabbed your attention and to this day they just won't let me go to date in a good way. I saw the Stones when I was 15 years old in 1975 - I saw the Kinks 1977 and the Stones 1989 Steel Wheels and I when I hear Mick & Keith reminisce about the 1975 tour among other things I have the same memories coming from a fans stand point listing to their music changing and evolving from the Brian Jones, Mick Taylor and Ron Wood era and it's all good. Following the Rolling Stones for a life time just makes me glad that I'm still around to enjoy it and for their beginning here until the end and still doing what they do best ! Excellent Glimmer Twins Retrospect .
Frank Theo Have you seen them yet this year 2019? They were awesome!
My 1st concert was Steel Wheels in 1989 in Los Angeles i was blown away Absolutley Amazing i loved it Cant wait til July for Hackney Diamonds @So Fi Stadium so excited, so amazing!!!!
@@loriwolff6237 amazing show. I remember it like it was yesterday.
Keef should be a synonym for coolness..
+saurav daga, it is! 🕴
Should be??? It is in my book no question about it 😎
Absolutely!! Gotta luv the Stones especially Keef
I wonder if I went by his house if he'd give me a couple 🍋🍋?? 😹😂😹🤣
....’SHOULD be’...????:)
These 34 minutes are telling more about the Stones and Rock music in general than any other documentary. Anyhow how long there are. I would love to hear the complete recordings of these interviews. So nice to hear how Keith talks about music. With such love. And Mick gives a great view what it's like to be a frontman of a Rock'n Roll Band.
"He (Daryl Jones) is a real musician. Me, I am just a Rolling Stone."
thank you google-play! it almost makes up for a lot of the ubiquitous yellow journalism we have to put up with. hail hail rock and or roll
So clever that they curated this collection which captures the apex or rock music. Keith mentions technology and how it enhanced their live shows. I like the sloppyness in between. I'm down with entropy. Too much tech no bueno for rock. It gets sort of away from the earnestness.
Brussels 73!!! Amazing Mick Taylor!!!
Keith is cool as fuck, all what he says here sounds honest and I love to listen to his stories
I was at the Forum show in '75, we ditched school to buy the tickets, my buddy's dad had Laker season tickets so he impersonated his dad over the phone, and hooked us up. 12.50 per seat for 4 seats. Still one of my top 10 shows after all these years. What a phenomenal bunch of musicians. Thanks for posting this!!
'94 tour was the best concert I've ever been to. Long Live the Stones!
I once went to a party at Muddy Water's house..
And miraculously woke up at Howling Wolfe's house...
I still have no idea how that happened???
Obviously, some kind friend's transported me...
classic Keith man...
Keith is my favorite Rocker!!!
I love this stuff. I just heard Keith say,"Mick, you can't say fukkr anymore.". I think the Stones wore out the censors! I mean, "Brown Sugar"! Played daily, for years!! On AM Radio!? I think that might have been the "checkmate". Hell, I get a strike on RUclips for mentioning an adult cam site! Lol. I'm not sure what the other strike was for.
⭐️F~er ⭐️F~er ...!🕴
12:56 ... Keith Richards is such a cool guy.
"This is the greatest advert for Fender" Yep, cool guy and just a bad ass, too
Frame 17:15 ...LOL! Too funny Keef!
yeah, he's got a fantastic humour and can laugh About his own Antics. That keeps a rock Superstar humble and human. ha
+'t Polder Cannabis Olie team, Great Handle!
Keith Richards is so funny and that raspy voice when he laughs he's still has that kid in him coming out.
" A good riff is a good riff & I'll give it a good whack!! " You certainly do Keith!
“I love a good riff to sit on”god bless you Keef
Could you imagine being able to say that you're the guy that keef slugged with a telecaster?
lol
He's probably still in a coma
The cigarette thing was pretty much pushed on everybody back in those days...even the Beatles smoked. Rebel Kids smoking cigarettes....it was what other kids wanted to see. I hate the tobacco industry...but Im glad Keith and the boys were blessed with a long life ....Keith and Ronnie still smoke. When I was in the Army during he Vietnam War...we would get free cigarettes in our rations every day...scared young men looking cool by smoking cigarettes. Enough of my soap box..been rocking to the Stones since I heard "Its All Over Now" back in the beginning
Ronnie's quit a long while now. He contracted lung cancer. Operated on and apparently all good.... but a he said "50 years heavy smoking... there has to be some consequence."
Mind you.... Keith reckoned that quitting showed a "total lack if conviction".
NONE of which shenanigans has anything to do with music. Glad they're still doing it and when they finally stop it will be a case of "Good night Ladies and Gentlemen - that WAS Rock n Roll!"
@Michael Breazeale Thank you for your service
No interview with Keith could ever not start with the lighting of a Marlboro or the opening of a Jack Daniels bottle. Sort of like saying grace before dinner.
When Keith talks about the "transference of energy" that goes on between the band and audience, I can really relate to that. I've been to so many concerts where you can feel the energy, extreme and raw, and you throw it up to the band. The band starts adding licks and jamming more and it really gets intense. Many times I've looked over at somebody during a concert who's up and dancing like I am and we lock eyes. We both know that we're both experiencing the exact same moment together and FEEL it. No other band was as good at this as the Rolling Stones. You can tell immediately if Mick or Keith is really feeling it.
all genius,s have a great sense of humour long live keith a real great guitarist totally original with his epic tuning and playing style ,,, class is the only word for him
Keith Richards, the Vampire of Rock.
1973 Brussels......we were there 😎😎😎 Forest National....you guys were in the groove!!👏👏🍾🥂Billy Preston on keyboards, Trevor Lawrence on Sax, Mick Taylor on lead and slide 🎸 and Steve Madaio on Trumpet 🎺👏👏👏👏man was it amazing 👏👏👏🥂
Can definitely feel what Keith is talking about here. Brown Sugar from "Brussels" is just frantic. Amazing.
Any documentary on RS without highlighting Mick Taylor’s input is incomplete.
Keith talks about Taylor. Did you miss it?
Wonderful jurnal, i am the rolling Stones fans, very happy watching this, Stones is super amazing group music in the world❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✌️
...And Keith's also a good dad and has been a loyal husband to just 2 main loves of his life, despite all the pressures of being a Rolling Stone, touring, long absences from home etc. And being a brilliant musician, song writer, showman etc in his own right, but overshadowed by the glamourous show pony front man, Mick. But, some of us fans have a bit of musical discernment and can also hear the skill etc of other members of a great band, not just focus only on the obvious goal point, the lead vocalist. You're great, Keef. Keep on rocking, playing those heart wrenching blues licks and stuff. You're like a living, walking riff...Reaches deep into my sad soul...Love your music.
Definitely Keith is more the true chronicle of the Stones. "I do have a weapon in my hands," "A sports anthem," "woke up at Howlin' Wolf"s." Great stuff Keith. I really liked Keith's solo album too. Too bad with Brian Jones I think he contributed so much. They said he actually sort of taught Keith and made him play things over and over to get them right. Great band. Brian even plays sitar on "Fade to Black." What a choice for a rock and roll record.
Fade to black is a song recorder by metallica on ride the lightning in 1984.
Paint it black is the name of the song you are reffering to.
You're right, my bad - it's been a while. But my comment about Brian still stands. He added a dimension that the Stones haven't had since he left.
Charlie Cross how on Earth can you say that a 22 year old burnt out dope head was a MASTER of ALL instruments?
@@CHlEFFIN master of the skin flute, zoynx!
@@henryraymond8676Brian ceased to function properly for the Stones from about 1967
The greatest advert for Fender! 😂. And Start Me Up! An anthem in San Antonio for the Spurs for a decade! 🙌🙌. Fabulous documentary! Thanks for the upload. The Greatest Rock n Roll Band in the WORLD!
The Brussels live show is absolutely the best live music ever captured. By any band. It blows me away every single time I listen to it.
There is so much musical knowledge imparted during this interview that young musicians would be foolhardy not to sit up and listen to this shit.