Interesting historical fact......as you can hear in the interview, Mick, Charlie and Ronnie flew to Paris the day after this interview to begin work on their classic "Some Girls" album at EMI Studios. One of the reasons why the album was such a success is that it was the first Stones album in 7 or so years that was recorded in one place with the band constantly around the studio. The reason why some of the prior albums were erratic is that the band would record for 4 days, tour for 2 weeks, record one day, take 9 days off, etc. And all the recording would be in different cities. For SG, the band was committed to stay in Paris until they had their masterpiece. However, the reason why SG was a smash was not because Keith was free from heroin use. He didn't kick his habit until just before the "Some Girls" tour. He did it prior to rehearsals in Woodstock in the spring of 1978. However, this didn't lower his intake of cigarettes, Rebel Yell, Jack Daniels, cocaine, reefer and Lord knows what else.
Isto é verdade mesmo sobre o Keith...já li que ele usou depois disto heroína pela última vez em 1979 junto com John belushi...já cocaína maconha cigarros bebidas foi até estes dias atraz kkkk
Bill & Charlie both said that Ronnie's involvement in a whole new album from the start had a strong influence. Freshened them all up with his enthusiasm which is very apparent on 'Some Girls' !! 😄🥳
Thanks for putting this up really enjoyed it, seems like they changed their tune since, as to the selecting of tracks, now they say they all came from the Paris shows. We saw them in London the week before, in May 76, I can understand why people would not all rave about the album, but for those who saw that tour it's a really nice reminder, and some of it is really good, though not all.
All three look & sound like they have'nt slept anytime recently !! At about 7.25 I love where Mick says '...& drummer's missing a beat... ' & Charlie quietly mutters ' Nah... that's never 'appened ' ! They do seem to have liked 'Whispering' Bob Harris over the years. He's not thought about retiring either aged 73 !!
Foi nesse ano que realmente me liguei aos Rolling Stones, e posso dizer que é a melhor época de minha vida, do mundo, e tudo por causa do som, da música dos STONES! STONES FOREVER!
@@perjonsson8033 concerteza estava chapado e talvez de heroína ainda pois por volta destes anos ele começou a usar e logo se viciou e teve alguns problemas.
@@thiagocorrea2028 I know the effects of those produces, I did few experiences and stop it definitely quite young. I just said that how high they are or not it's the music and only the music which interest me.
Still have this album. When I took it out of the record bin and walked up to the cashier, this older lady behind me saw the album cover, and said, "What the young people today are listening to" and, Is that fellow biting her hand"? Lol
French make a spectacle of everything, "which is low-dibble." That old English-French love-hate thing again. This interview is brilliant. Mick is always in performance mode, so he seems happy to be with the other guys up there, getting their responses to his jokes.
They're playing 'It's a Lie' from the Some Girls outtakes during the segment 8.50 sec onward --- the Some Girls sessions had only just started so this is quite interesting that it would be used to play in the background back in 1977
Too bad the didn't release the entire song list on El Mocambo 1977 show the best part on the Love You Live album. If the stones ever do a reissue of live You live they should add the whole El Mocambo 1977 show. It would be cool to listen to the songs that were left out on El Mocambo - Crazy Mama, Dance Little Sister, Hand Of Fate & Tops .Thanks for posting this archive interview .
Hands down......the best Stones Live album.....all time great album cover.....the hand being bit.....great poster......they need to release the entire El Mocambo set as well as Knebworth and Paris '76......with a New Barbarians bonus dvd...it certainly would be better than releasing an incomplete BBC set that we all already have bootlegs of....
@@judewessel5713 yes your right.....the Mocombo set is absolutely awesome....!!!!...fantastic sound....can't believe it was in the can so long.....the audience tape boots don't come close....
For the first 4 minutes they are talking about a film made of their performances in Paris in 1976. Not released theatrically, perhaps ended up on British tv?
just to say...the quality of stuff at that time..as well to be rich( well it not always help to get the best..is more the 70s..)..And with that album i ve learned to improvise guitars and bass:..5 string rithm one open G , 6 string standar..and bass..I think I ve been even playing drums over it..all during the 90s..in Madrid( TorreBronX..) ;)..Used to be a no law nice place..
"Aye dew...'e doesn't...." Chawlie Whuts again! Watts likes (as does Woods) the atmosphere of the close, smaller, intimate 'club shows' rather than the huge stadiums...and he "matter-of-factly" points to Mick, regarding his " 'e doesn't " response. Jagger sports stunned by this accusation! Oh, Chawlie! How I wish I had met you, you clever fox! (Trivia: Didja know... Watts came up with the clever title of one of the RS's '60s ('66, '67?) LPs: "Between the Buttons." He also did the cartoon 'drawring' on the back, using the same title.) Love this "Stones (HOT) Stuff!"
It's interesting that some focus is on a film. Stoners have all seen video from several 76 shows, but not much mention is made of an official release. El Mocambo, whole show is still one of the Holy Grails. Ron Wood was everywhere in those years. For anyone looking for more renegade, derelict Stones related tracks from those years, check out John Phillips' album 'Half Stoned'. (Better than 'Pussycat'). You got to love a guy who can smoke without ever exhaling any smoke.
Jagger estar começando a tentar parar de fumar cigarro e até nunca mais usar heroína sendo que nunca se viciou apenas uma vez ou outra ele injetáveis heroína para se acalmar a euforia extensa devido ao alto consumo de cocaína que fazia isto nunca foi sempre as vezes apenas então já aqui em 1977 relatos dizem que ele nunca mais usou heroína e logo em sequência parou com o cigarro mas maconha é cocaína usou até anos 80 maconha talvez até hj em.dia da uns tragos kkk
They really seem like they’re together in this interview. Just as though there’s a general camaraderie. No wonder the some girls album turned out as it did
Mick: Clearly in charge, clearly serious/ giddy, clearly "Out of [His] Head" (LP plug of long ago!). Ronnie: Trying to still fit in, has intelligent things to say but not many chances, and is Mick's newest whipping boy. Charlie: What the hell can you say about Chawlie Whuts that hadn't been said. He's sick of Mick and doesn't hide it, but rather accentuates it with his dry humor (with irritates the shit outta Jagger). Keith: Stuck with Anita's bust (caused... caused by Keef!). Bill: I didn't hear what was up with him. Maybe family biz??
Mick Jigger "That's not fair to the people in Cleveland...!" Great Woody response to Jagger's comment regarding the three LP sides (consisting of the 'stadium shows'), where about "half the shows were rubbish" and half had mistakes, etc. Then...damn, Mick!...Jagger puts his huge foot into his even bigger (BANG) mouth regarding these mistakes when he basically 'bitches' about the "guitarrrrrs making mistakes" and the drums, etc. He clearly attempts to undo his foolish/narcissistic comment, as the train-wreck response continues, by including the other errors. Funny how being stoned makes one say the things on one's mind! Ahem!!
+Peter Klutinoty He's not sick of Mick here, he's always been and played up the anti-star Stone. He and Mick are great friends, otherwise he wouldn't be there would he? You really don't get that they're winding eachother up and taking the piss out of eachother for fun, as they're all obvioulsy high. "Guitarists out of tune, drummers missing beats..." You're not so daft as to take that literally are you? although that's the funny part, you could take it literally as it's often true of the band., especially then. Great record by the way, "Love you live". Do you think Mick thinks that he's wonderful soprano opera singer, always on time and in key? Fuck no he doesn't. No too mention keith was in some legal trouble duing this time, possibly in a Canadian jail.
Andre Meimert . NO , HE WAS'NT ! This was 1977. Charlie had his ' Heroin & Brandy ' period for a few years in the mid 1980's . He's spoken about it in interviews . He said he can't really explain why, but said it nearly 'cost him everything including his marriage' so he he quit ! More to Charlie than meets the eye !
This was good stuff. The band seemed to all be getting along here. Got to love Charlie Watts though. Plus I never knew he was a cigarette smoker. Charlie looks like the Sherlock Holmes 🕵️♂️ type of pipe guy. English gentlemen and all.
Grew up on the Stones. Saw them in 75' and 81'. Last album I bought was Tattoo You. After that it just all seemed like show business. If I could see the Stones today in a 2,000. seat theater I'd go. A stadium show with 70,000? No. To see a Keef and the x-pensive winos show would be great. Still got my vinyl copy of Talk Is Cheap. Damn good album.
Starship Trooper You do realise of course that people who saw them in 1969 - 1974 & '62 - ''66 thought the same about the 'Still Life ' (Tattoo You ) Tour that seems to be your touchstone in 1981 ? Too ' showbiz ' ever since as you put it !?? !! That means you've missed out on the Steel Wheels/ Urban Jungle, Voodoo Lounge, Bridges to Babylon , 40 Licks, Bigger Bang & endless '50 & Counting' & 'No Filter ' Tours & albums ever since , that's so Sad Sad Sad ! ( ps my best friend , a day older than me, was taken to see them in a 'carrycot' aged about 18 months by his Mum , to see them at Rugby Granada Theatre in about 1964 ! ' best gig I ever slept through' he still says hahaha!!! : ) As Keith long ago put it " you're born , there's the air that you breathe, the food that you eat, the love that you need .... and there's 'The Rolling Stones !!! ' ( ps have you really not bought any of their records since 1981 ? because you've missed out on a lot of brilliant music if so !! )
You've missed a lot of great Stones music then.Give it a try.I love Tattoo You myself but i was seventeen then you know? As the boys once said "Time waits for no one".
@@dmzabo3914 I wish we have this day today,everybody from my family and friends were alive and my lovely mum RIP her...she died with just 46,was a very big Rolling Stones Fan and I have it from her
It's an unreleased track from the late 70's "Some Girls" period most likely recorded at Pathe-Marconi in Paris called "It's A Lie". It appears on numerous bootlegs including "Place Pigalle- disc 3".
this album was likely for much needed coke money , nothing else . "art is whatever you can get away with "( warhol ) this effort is definately moving away from greatness as opposed to moving toward it . still my favorite rnr band tho
By looking at Charlie you can tell he was going through the "Heroin" stage along with Mick T. & Keith. Of course it all had to cease when "Imbecile" got busted in Toronto. Yeah, Charlie looks & acts smacked up.
+super duper Nah...the rumour goes, it was not untill the mid 80's he began to devellop a taste for opiates..Watts always had that bored jaded 'disinterested' look...
@@danielaschwarz1971. Oh! I repeat, Charlie has given interviews , TV , Radio, Written, where he has openly & somewhat bemusedly talked about his use of heroin in the mid 80's . " I was living the life of a junkie...it nearly cost me everything including my marriage...so I stopped. " BBC Radio 4 ' Desert Island Discs' interview being an easy one to look up if you're interested. It gives quite an insight into the Amazing Mr Watts. highly recommended
"Bored You live"...one of their classically crap live albums, that horrible 'hip' Warhol shite cover promissed not much good.,,surenuff ain't no Ya-Yas....Young Ronnie...."pinch me guv"...he must've thought he was still dreaming , joining the band of his dreams...
+PAULLONDEN ...- At LIve 69, the STONES projected Rock´n Roll in a blues scale with a huge Stones sound power! / in a 1972 "Ladys & Gentlemens" - the powerfull guitar slide focus on funky lines.....and also well done at live!! / on 1975 where times was marching on raggae / funkadelic movement...; for the 3 shows at London in "Earls Court", the Keff ZEMAITIS (Custom-Built Macabre) Guitar, just make it all into a ROCK and absolutly raw sound! ---And under hard substances and conditions.....they make it perfect!...-YOU FIND IT BORED?? - I acept your point...I feel sorry for it.. -TO ME, the groovy ZEMAITIS on KR hand, bring all what we used to feel from them..
+Anthony R. It ain't for nuthin they called it "sucking in the 70's"....Interesting interview ofcourse, for historical reasons. Everything from The Stones, till 1980 is worth hearing...
The infantile get her yaya's out isnt even in the same building as Love You Live....as a matter of fact....Love You Live is hands down the best live Stones album.....by far.....the funk.....the reggae....the superior Berry jams.....the interplay and chemistry of the weaving guitars.....yougottabefuckinkkiddingme........!!!!!!!
@@Methilde oh.....yeah......and I forgot to mention Billy Preston....I wish they would release the entire El Mocombo show.....also the full Paris show was filmed as was the massive over 2 hour long Knebworth show.....release immediately......
God-awful "live" album. Just one of their worst. Filler between studio albums. The signal of the beginning of the end of The Stones as a creative, musical force in music. They've been coasting ever since.
+huascar66 ..'Bored You Live'.....How do you dare to utter this about our so loved institution The Strolling Bones..Me and my easily impressed army of sycophants will be after you...you hater......;']
RIP, Charlie. Love it how he lived and made great music for another 40 years after this interview,
Love You Live
Great Live Album！
Interesting historical fact......as you can hear in the interview, Mick, Charlie and Ronnie flew to Paris the day after this interview to begin work on their classic "Some Girls" album at EMI Studios. One of the reasons why the album was such a success is that it was the first Stones album in 7 or so years that was recorded in one place with the band constantly around the studio. The reason why some of the prior albums were erratic is that the band would record for 4 days, tour for 2 weeks, record one day, take 9 days off, etc. And all the recording would be in different cities. For SG, the band was committed to stay in Paris until they had their masterpiece. However, the reason why SG was a smash was not because Keith was free from heroin use. He didn't kick his habit until just before the "Some Girls" tour. He did it prior to rehearsals in Woodstock in the spring of 1978. However, this didn't lower his intake of cigarettes, Rebel Yell, Jack Daniels, cocaine, reefer and Lord knows what else.
Isto é verdade mesmo sobre o Keith...já li que ele usou depois disto heroína pela última vez em 1979 junto com John belushi...já cocaína maconha cigarros bebidas foi até estes dias atraz kkkk
Bill & Charlie both said that Ronnie's involvement in a whole new album from the start had a strong influence. Freshened them all up with his enthusiasm which is very apparent on 'Some Girls' !! 😄🥳
Love these dudes
Jagger …young and vital ! Fabulous !
Ronnie such a polite person : he gulp the smoke without puffing it out ---
Thanks for putting this up really enjoyed it, seems like they changed their tune since, as to the selecting of tracks, now they say they all came from the Paris shows. We saw them in London the week before, in May 76, I can understand why people would not all rave about the album, but for those who saw that tour it's a really nice reminder, and some of it is really good, though not all.
Charlie:Me? Mick sarcastically: Yes you! While giving the most sarcastic look possible.
All three look & sound like they have'nt slept anytime recently !! At about 7.25 I love where Mick says '...& drummer's missing a beat... ' & Charlie quietly mutters ' Nah... that's never 'appened ' !
They do seem to have liked 'Whispering' Bob Harris over the years. He's not thought about retiring either aged 73 !!
Concerteza foram dormir depois das 7 horas da manhã Mick e Ron talvez nem dormiram devido o grande uso de cocaína que usavam nestes tempos.
Love You Live, I love .. just like this interview, the boys are so funny !
Charlie is so stone here that he hardly can sitt straight. Rolling (lol) What a sweet soul he was.
Mick is such a looker... ;)
The most beautiful man in the world ..
Thank you! i love you too!
hes so handsome it makes me sick
Foi nesse ano que realmente me liguei aos Rolling Stones, e posso dizer que é a melhor época de minha vida, do mundo, e tudo por causa do som, da música dos STONES! STONES FOREVER!
mick jagger is an amazing person
Looks like they're high
@@robertgutierrez1864 estão todos altos ...cocaína..cervejas ..maconha tudo ao mesmo tempo.
@@robertgutierrez1864 ok and...?
Seeing Charlie stoned is absolut priceless :) very rare to see
On the video for "She Was Hot" he's very funny and very, very stoned. Probaly not just stoned.
Mas ele sempre usou uma coisa ali outra coisa aqui ...mas só foi usar e viciar em heroína ali por volta de 1984 85.
@@perjonsson8033 concerteza estava chapado e talvez de heroína ainda pois por volta destes anos ele começou a usar e logo se viciou e teve alguns problemas.
@@Methilde porque realmente eles sempre estavam altos chapados de alguma coisa principalmente nestes tempos..quem conhece conhece quem sabe sabe.
@@thiagocorrea2028 I know the effects of those produces, I did few experiences and stop it definitely quite young. I just said that how high they are or not it's the music and only the music which interest me.
Still have this album. When I took it out of the record bin and walked up to the cashier, this older lady behind me saw the album cover, and said, "What the young people today are listening to" and, Is that fellow biting her hand"? Lol
French make a spectacle of everything, "which is low-dibble." That old English-French love-hate thing again. This interview is brilliant. Mick is always in performance mode, so he seems happy to be with the other guys up there, getting their responses to his jokes.
They're playing 'It's a Lie' from the Some Girls outtakes during the segment 8.50 sec onward --- the Some Girls sessions had only just started so this is quite interesting that it would be used to play in the background back in 1977
You don't hear many rock stars use the word 'obviate'......
It's from an old french word "obvier" which is not very used too, quite sophisticated :)
Mick is such a babe
Look whos talkin..or I mean typing.
He was 34 when this interview was done
Watts has got to be one of the quietest men in rock, only second place to john deacon from queen
1 YEAR LATER; SOME GIRLS!!
Too bad the didn't release the entire song list on El Mocambo 1977 show the best part on the Love You Live album. If the stones ever do a reissue of live You live they should add the whole El Mocambo 1977 show. It would be cool to listen to the songs that were left out on El Mocambo - Crazy Mama, Dance Little Sister, Hand Of Fate & Tops .Thanks for posting this archive interview .
Frank Theo stay tuned 😉
@@ashleyjacobsen9757 Do you know something we don't?
I would LOVE that.
I'd love to hear Crazy Mama and Hand of Fate live. I think those are both from the highly underrated Black and Blue album.
ITS BEEN RELEASED!!
Hands down......the best Stones Live album.....all time great album cover.....the hand being bit.....great poster......they need to release the entire El Mocambo set as well as Knebworth and Paris '76......with a New Barbarians bonus dvd...it certainly would be better than releasing an incomplete BBC set that we all already have bootlegs of....
Was at Paris 76 show, great ambiance, don't see any people with jewelery or any kind of that Mick said, maybe backstage?
Part of your wishes have come true mate!
@@judewessel5713 yes your right.....the Mocombo set is absolutely awesome....!!!!...fantastic sound....can't believe it was in the can so long.....the audience tape boots don't come close....
@@Methilde yes...the bootleg dvd of the paris show...culled from the french tv show....shows privileged elites strutting around before the concert..
Lived
Lov you live
These 40 yr old men I stan
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For the first 4 minutes they are talking about a film made of their performances in Paris in 1976. Not released theatrically, perhaps ended up on British tv?
Somewhere in the tribute it says something like ,"those whom the Gods love grow young 8 think. Can someone tell me the whole line of it?
and Charlie speaks @6:06 in to the interview.
just to say...the quality of stuff at that time..as well to be rich( well it not always help to get the best..is more the 70s..)..And with that album i ve learned to improvise guitars and bass:..5 string rithm one open G , 6 string standar..and bass..I think I ve been even playing drums over it..all during the 90s..in Madrid( TorreBronX..) ;)..Used
to be a no law nice place..
"Aye dew...'e doesn't...."
Chawlie Whuts again! Watts likes (as does Woods) the atmosphere of the close, smaller, intimate 'club shows' rather than the huge stadiums...and he "matter-of-factly" points to Mick, regarding his " 'e doesn't " response. Jagger sports stunned by this accusation!
Oh, Chawlie! How I wish I had met you, you clever fox! (Trivia: Didja know... Watts came up with the clever title of one of the RS's '60s ('66, '67?) LPs: "Between the Buttons." He also did the cartoon 'drawring' on the back, using the same title.)
Love this "Stones (HOT) Stuff!"
It's interesting that some focus is on a film. Stoners have all seen video from several 76 shows, but not much mention is made of an official release. El Mocambo, whole show is still one of the Holy Grails. Ron Wood was everywhere in those years. For anyone looking for more renegade, derelict Stones related tracks from those years, check out John Phillips' album 'Half Stoned'. (Better than 'Pussycat'). You got to love a guy who can smoke without ever exhaling any smoke.
Jagger estar começando a tentar parar de fumar cigarro e até nunca mais usar heroína sendo que nunca se viciou apenas uma vez ou outra ele injetáveis heroína para se acalmar a euforia extensa devido ao alto consumo de cocaína que fazia isto nunca foi sempre as vezes apenas então já aqui em 1977 relatos dizem que ele nunca mais usou heroína e logo em sequência parou com o cigarro mas maconha é cocaína usou até anos 80 maconha talvez até hj em.dia da uns tragos kkk
What does the tribute say on the love you live lp cover
As incomprehensible as ever.
Tour of the America's? But for El Mocambo it was recorded in Paris.
They really seem like they’re together in this interview. Just as though there’s a general camaraderie. No wonder the some girls album turned out as it did
whats the name of the song at the beginning?
whats the name of that song playing while that guy is chit-chatting ?
chopperking1122 "Its a Lie" 1977 outtake
10:21 who called ?
what song is that in the beginning , bootleg ??
Mick: Clearly in charge, clearly serious/ giddy, clearly "Out of [His] Head" (LP plug of long ago!).
Ronnie: Trying to still fit in, has intelligent things to say but not many chances, and is Mick's newest whipping boy.
Charlie: What the hell can you say about Chawlie Whuts that hadn't been said. He's sick of Mick and doesn't hide it, but rather accentuates it with his dry humor (with irritates the shit outta Jagger).
Keith: Stuck with Anita's bust (caused... caused by Keef!).
Bill: I didn't hear what was up with him. Maybe family biz??
Peter Klutinoty LOL, spot on mate.
Mick Jigger "That's not fair to the people in Cleveland...!" Great Woody response to Jagger's comment regarding the three LP sides (consisting of the 'stadium shows'), where about "half the shows were rubbish" and half had mistakes, etc. Then...damn, Mick!...Jagger puts his huge foot into his even bigger (BANG) mouth regarding these mistakes when he basically 'bitches' about the "guitarrrrrs making mistakes" and the drums, etc. He clearly attempts to undo his foolish/narcissistic comment, as the train-wreck response continues, by including the other errors. Funny how being stoned makes one say the things on one's mind! Ahem!!
Peter Klutinoty Haha!!
+Peter Klutinoty He's not sick of Mick here, he's always been and played up the anti-star Stone. He and Mick are great friends, otherwise he wouldn't be there would he? You really don't get that they're winding eachother up and taking the piss out of eachother for fun, as they're all obvioulsy high. "Guitarists out of tune, drummers missing beats..." You're not so daft as to take that literally are you? although that's the funny part, you could take it literally as it's often true of the band., especially then. Great record by the way, "Love you live". Do you think Mick thinks that he's wonderful soprano opera singer, always on time and in key? Fuck no he doesn't.
No too mention keith was in some legal trouble duing this time, possibly in a Canadian jail.
***** I concede to a mix of both possibilities.
Charlie is on "Smack" at this Time-Funny to see !
Who wasn’t on smack in this band on any given album?
Andre Meimert . NO , HE WAS'NT ! This was 1977. Charlie had his ' Heroin & Brandy ' period for a few years in the mid 1980's . He's spoken about it in interviews . He said he can't really explain why, but said it nearly 'cost him everything including his marriage' so he he quit ! More to Charlie than meets the eye !
@@dmzabo3914 Charlie Watts WAS'NT !! He only started on Heroin in the mid 80's !
@@petermills542 Charlie did use dope and drink, before that 80s period. Not addictively perhaps.
How stoned?
Rolling stoned
hwy charlie's never in the frame?
They're all on something...even Charlie, which amazes me! Not quite straighter than straight. Love the lads.
This was good stuff. The band seemed to all be getting along here. Got to love Charlie Watts though. Plus I never knew he was a cigarette smoker. Charlie looks like the Sherlock Holmes 🕵️♂️ type of pipe guy. English gentlemen and all.
I think Mick was subtly poking fun at the dude’s trousers.
Grew up on the Stones. Saw them in 75' and 81'. Last album I bought was Tattoo You. After that it just all seemed like show business. If I could see the Stones today in a 2,000. seat theater I'd go. A stadium show with 70,000? No. To see a Keef and the x-pensive winos show would be great. Still got my vinyl copy of Talk Is Cheap. Damn good album.
Starship Trooper
You do realise of course that people who saw them in 1969 - 1974 & '62 - ''66 thought the same about the 'Still Life ' (Tattoo You ) Tour that seems to be your touchstone in 1981 ?
Too ' showbiz ' ever since as you put it !?? !! That means you've missed out on the Steel Wheels/ Urban Jungle, Voodoo Lounge, Bridges to Babylon , 40 Licks, Bigger Bang & endless '50 & Counting' & 'No Filter ' Tours & albums ever since , that's so Sad Sad Sad !
( ps my best friend , a day older than me, was taken to see them in a 'carrycot' aged about 18 months by his Mum , to see them at Rugby Granada Theatre in about 1964 ! ' best gig I ever slept through' he still says hahaha!!! : )
As Keith long ago put it " you're born , there's the air that you breathe, the food that you eat, the love that you need .... and there's 'The Rolling Stones !!! '
( ps have you really not bought any of their records since 1981 ? because you've missed out on a lot of brilliant music if so !! )
You've missed a lot of great Stones music then.Give it a try.I love Tattoo You myself but i was seventeen then you know? As the boys once said "Time waits for no one".
even today Mick & keith still treat Ronnie as an illigitimate sprog whenever you see them interviewed together or you hear studio outtakes- WTF
Richard lawless. I think they all know each others strengths & weakness es well enough by now !!??
What film?
Anthony do you know the date of this interview? If they said it I missed it. Thanks, This is priceless, btw.
September 20, 1977
Wish it was September 20, 1977 all over again. The good old days for rock n roll.
@@dmzabo3914 I wish we have this day today,everybody from my family and friends were alive and my lovely mum RIP her...she died with just 46,was a very big Rolling Stones Fan and I have it from her
Loved the Stones from 1963. Best live band ever. But, musically totally overrated. Just speaking my truth. You may not agree, but can FO.
what is the intro song? very nice & w/lazy vocals.
It's an unreleased track from the late 70's "Some Girls" period most likely recorded at Pathe-Marconi in Paris called "It's A Lie". It appears on numerous bootlegs including "Place Pigalle- disc 3".
Charlie hated interviews
Mick Jagger lindo
Ya were is Keith and bill.
Keef probably Layin low with bust and bill is stone alone
this album was likely for much needed coke money , nothing else . "art is whatever you can get away with "( warhol ) this effort is definately moving away from greatness as opposed to moving toward it . still my favorite rnr band tho
If Jagger sang it would of been a great live album
Interesting interview - but not my favorite Stones album!
By looking at Charlie you can tell he was going through the "Heroin" stage along with Mick T. & Keith. Of course it all had to cease when "Imbecile" got busted in Toronto. Yeah, Charlie looks & acts smacked up.
+super duper Nah...the rumour goes, it was not untill the mid 80's he began to devellop a taste for opiates..Watts always had that bored jaded 'disinterested' look...
It's not 'rumour'! Charlie has openly spoken about his heroin period which was around '86/'87 .
@@petermills2061 Where do you know it?Charlie never took heroin....that is what I hear from Charlie.
@@danielaschwarz1971. Oh! I repeat, Charlie has given interviews , TV , Radio, Written, where he has openly & somewhat bemusedly talked about his use of heroin in the mid 80's .
" I was living the life of a junkie...it nearly cost me everything including my marriage...so I stopped. "
BBC Radio 4 ' Desert Island Discs' interview being an easy one to look up if you're interested. It gives quite an insight into the Amazing Mr Watts. highly recommended
@@petermills2061 Here it's on 1977!
Mick is stoned!
Of course he is stoned,and not only Mick!!!
No, Mick is Mick with a beer.
They saw what Frampton did with his live album and were hoping to cash in. Sadly they were at their worst from 75-77.
sheesh, Charlie is wasted! lol
Harp lager ... the cheap git
"Bored You live"...one of their classically crap live albums, that horrible 'hip' Warhol shite cover promissed not much good.,,surenuff ain't no Ya-Yas....Young Ronnie...."pinch me guv"...he must've thought he was still dreaming , joining the band of his dreams...
+PAULLONDEN ...- At LIve 69, the STONES projected Rock´n Roll in a blues scale with a huge Stones sound power! / in a 1972 "Ladys & Gentlemens" - the powerfull guitar slide focus on funky lines.....and also well done at live!! / on 1975 where times was marching on raggae / funkadelic movement...; for the 3 shows at London in "Earls Court", the Keff ZEMAITIS (Custom-Built Macabre) Guitar, just make it all into a ROCK and absolutly raw sound! ---And under hard substances and conditions.....they make it perfect!...-YOU FIND IT BORED?? - I acept your point...I feel sorry for it..
-TO ME, the groovy ZEMAITIS on KR hand, bring all what we used to feel from them..
+Anthony R. It ain't for nuthin they called it "sucking in the 70's"....Interesting interview ofcourse, for historical reasons. Everything from The Stones, till 1980 is worth hearing...
The infantile get her yaya's out isnt even in the same building as Love You Live....as a matter of fact....Love You Live is hands down the best live Stones album.....by far.....the funk.....the reggae....the superior Berry jams.....the interplay and chemistry of the weaving guitars.....yougottabefuckinkkiddingme........!!!!!!!
@@larrynolletti4594 No, it's the first version of Brussel Affair.
@@Methilde oh.....yeah......and I forgot to mention Billy Preston....I wish they would release the entire El Mocombo show.....also the full Paris show was filmed as was the massive over 2 hour long Knebworth show.....release immediately......
not a good live album! Sorry syncophants! Ya Ya's was the best live!
God-awful "live" album. Just one of their worst. Filler between studio albums. The signal of the beginning of the end of The Stones as a creative, musical force in music. They've been coasting ever since.
+huascar66 ..'Bored You Live'.....How do you dare to utter this about our so loved institution The Strolling Bones..Me and my easily impressed army of sycophants will be after you...you hater......;']
+PAULLONDEN never get mad with ignorance.....it may help you too!
+huascar66 I thought "Some Girls" was a great album. A last flash before they faded away. So your point stands.
+huascar66 Actually the Mocambo set is pretty great; "Around and Around" and "Crackin' Up" are wonderful.
Anthony R. Bytheway...(bit late)....I wasn't 'mad'...just being sarcastic....as I agreed with the poster's comment...
'love you live' is trash,
Horrible album. Play it once.