@@marty6779 A lot less biased than Dean Martin's " ... longer eyebrows and lower foreheads.'' remark. His son, Dean jr. was a star briefly with Dino, Dezi and Billy. It's all ''show biz'' after all and the older generation performers should have given way with Wynn's wisdom and grace.
![Rolling Stones • Hollywood Palace Television show outtakes • 1964 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/icEI-PUSXQw/mqdefault.jpg)
Brian and his amazing harmonica 😍😍
Superstar 👏👏🌟💫⭐... Unvergotten forever 💯👏❤️
Brian y sus múltiples instrumentos..la mejor época de la banda
We youngsters were so happy to hear theStones. Thank you. Live.
Ed Wynn introducing the stones... that was such an interesting time in pop culture. The old meets the new.
Nice to see how respectful he treats them.
@@marty6779 A lot less biased than Dean Martin's " ... longer eyebrows and lower foreheads.'' remark. His son, Dean jr. was a star briefly with Dino, Dezi and Billy. It's all ''show biz'' after all and the older generation performers should have given way with Wynn's wisdom and grace.
Yep! Quite a contrast! Really, none of the "old" folks knew how to relate to them!
Time is indeed priceless...
Ed Wynn and rhe Rolling Stones -over 100 years of entertainment!
I always liked the simple drum setup of Charlie Watts.
Too bad Buddy Holly did not live to hear the Stones cover his tune.
great oldie,love it!thanks buddy!
That dude did the Mad Hatter in the Disney Alice right?
Love the intro ! Great stuff.
60 years on Mick and Keith are still touring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In the days, they were working their asses off. It is funny though how big his lips were back then. He is like all hair and lips.
"Just like a young boy should" :)
Never seen a video with so many time stamps and shit all over it.
It's an outtake..I think.