The Stones and Brian Jones - Rolling Stones Performance Clip | Music Documentary | Mick Jagger
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2024
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Featuring revealing interviews with all the main players and unseen archive released for the first time, The Stones and Brian Jones explores the creative musical genius of Jones, key to the success of the band, and uncovers how the founder of what became the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world was left behind in the shadows of history.
Directed by Nick Broomfield
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No Jones, No Stones.
RIGHT ON..
間違いない
Yup. Mick and Keith were the singer and the other guitar player in Brian Jones's band at the beginning. That changed and Jones didn't handle it well. They did good stuff with Mick Taylor, and I love Ron Wood. But it was never the same Rolling Stones again. I think of Beggars Banquet and the R&R Circus film as a sort of both high and low point. I'm glad they kept going, but it was never the same. Nothing ever is.
Agree 👍💯
How different would The Stones be now if Brian was still alive ? 🤔
I've been spreading the word about Brian Jones being the real author of most of their greatest hits. Keith lie's in his book about writing hit songs but really he's just a great guitarist, not as a songwriter per se. One clown tried to tell me that 2000 Light years away was "just l,lV, V chords on the guitar." Yea right , buddy, I mean try it yourself. In " Ruby Tuesday", it was about Ruby ( nickname, I think), who was Brian's beloved grandfather who made caskets and is the subject of the song, not about breaking up with Linda Keith as Richards claims in "Life" his book. Brian did not get along well with his parent's. As in the lyric "Who Could Hang a Name on You" ( the nametag of the casket) and there is no way Keith, a blue's rocker, could have written that song like many others they quaintly claim. Those are complex piano chords with voice leading and extra chords not noted in the commercially available song books.You have to know classical and jazz to get there. He also played a lot of guitar in addition to other instruments though Keith does add a lot of guitar overdubs for the Stones, his specialty is interesting guitar parts.Brian Jones explained this to me personally as a 9 year old and in detail. Sorry fans, Mick and Keith are not all they claim as songwriters, they weaseled him into acceptance of the deal on paper, ( not enough room on the form, and it was a 5 way split anyway) but it had long term repercussions. Now he's dead, tough to fight back there! Some of the songs are of a personal nature, and like many nome de plume works in history it free's up the writer, and writers of books as well, from local personal and legal kickback. So there was two reasons he didn't put up a bigger fight at the time. The other was that he was busy and those kind of things were left to management. His estate did well enough. He is often pictured at the front or center of album covers for a reason, he's not a little rhythm guitarist in the background. Nor is he just a talented multi instrumentalist, appeaser's will argue that when cornered. When fired, he screamed at them that they would be playing "Satisfaction" ( let alone the rest of the 60's lot he wrote) until the day the band died and he was right. The sales and hit's graph dips sharply after he left.
I always wondered why Keith Nobody and Sir Mickey were still around, it seems that there is always more and more interest in Brian, even though the others made him out to be
the Devil's Weed was nothing like that and had more class than the others combined, yes nobody is perfect except Keith Nobody who was straight as an arrow never a thread out of place
check out any photos of his magnificent stature around 1977 or so and you will understand why
he would criticize Brian who was totally out of control and reckless.
All this rejuvenation of interest in Brian seems like maybe any day now the truth might come out
about who really iced Brian, Keith Nobody, Sir Mickey Jagger, or both, the Lord speaks in strange
ways and maybe time is standing still until the culprit is revealed, if not for anything but Brian's
sake..
Since he died, the Stones fell out of my interest. Sorry to say it, but never could like them without Brian.
brian makes no secret in the fan letter reply that the origins of his band had been in some way diluted with mick and keith's pop sensibilities. criminal he has not received more due for his insights and intuition which was so crucial to the band's early survival and pocketed him an 5 quid more a week than the others.