The Rolling Stones - BITCH (EXTENDED VERSION)
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remember we were kids jumping around in 71??
One of the greatest Rock songs ever...
have to agree. I am not a stones fan, but this song is just way too cool.
Great song but far from the best. It's not even in their top 10
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Bang on
@@philipsk Yeah not even in the Stones' top 10 probably not top 20 but it's STILL one of the greatest rock songs ever... OK? No need to be a bitch about it.
this is what defines the stones...a slurry of rock, blues, jazz horns... and Mick in the middle breaking out!
F cking yeah!
Absolutely, just nasty and scandalous and filthy n raw, thats the fuckin Stones, worlds greatest rock n roll band !
A slurry of [I A M A R O C K], [M O O D Y B L U E S]
Sticky Fingers is still one of favorite Rolling Stones albums.
One of Keith's best solos! Always loved his tone
It's Mick Taylor.
The Mighty Keith!
Keith's part is great too! @@markhunter8554
@@markhunter8554 Keith does the solo and lead, Taylor plays the badass rhythm.
@@TheDenny24no it's Taylor on the solo
This is the way Rock 'n' Roll should be mixed!
Just another reason why the Stones were & remain, the Best Rock n Roll band in the world. Nuff said !
I simply cant imagine why this was not selected as the best take for the original LP
The rythm section and horns are awesome but the singing is not spot on yet allthough magnificent.
That's actually Keith on lead. Taylor is on rhythm and on fire.
Yep!
Taylor was always on fire. Absolutely my favorite Stones records have Mick Taylor all over them
@@stevewuertz3598 oh yeah baby
Yep
@@stevewuertz3598 Sticky, Exile, Goats' Head, Rock and Roll.
The Stones at their prime ! Simply magnificent...
Definitely some of the best Stones stuff with Mick Taylor on guitar.
Best Stones album. Imagine if the Stones made Beggars, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, then Exile. And then died in a plane crash in 1972. There would a world religion around this holy canon. Mick Taylor really took the Stones to a whole other scale of sound. Beyond mere Rock n Roll Music - yet still this is the perfect soundtrack for hittin some fat rails :-)
Isn't there already a world religion with Mick, Mick and Keith as the high priests? Could've sworn there was.
And yet Mick Taylor didn't play at all on Banquet and none of the major songs on Let it Bleed. Mick Taylor is a great guitar player and definitely added a lot to their live shows but his contributions are overrated.
Sticky Fingers is a great album all around but this song defines it for me and is just amazing
I'm with you Austin! ♡
Sticky Fingers the Greatest Rolling Stones Album Ever ! Love this Bitch song and all of the other tracks in this fabulous memorable greatest album ever...
You mean zipper man?
This is better than the popular version. Rest in Paradise Bobby!
Amen
And also Charlie
Quite possibly the greatest opening in Rock history
this was The Stones at their VERY best and VERY peak. There was a certain chemistry between Mick Taylor and Keith Richards that created a beautiful cacophony of blistering hard rock, hard blues and dirty groovy swagger. They were pure in your face hard rock. That chemistry pushed Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman to play with more power and precision. Simply beautiful. Once Mr. Taylor left The Stones the magic disappeared. This was THE definitive Stones lineup.
The Ronnie era is fantastic
I wholeheartedly agree and anyone who doesn't doesn't really know rock and roll, imho. BUT and this is a BIG but, let's give Woodie his props eh? It DID take me quite a long time to come around to this POV but i really believe that he has been a more than adequate replacement. Sure his playing is not as sinuos or sensuous as MT but he is still a fine rock and roll guitarist, and an excellent steel player. It is just his misfortune to have to replace one of the top 3 or 4 lead players in all of Rock, combined with the fact that at the time there really could be no serious argument for anyone other Mick, Keith and the boys already being the greatest band in the world and coming off a string of 4 or 5 of the finest recorded ever made. As the saying goes: a hard act to follow. But now every year, and every show, Ronnie grows a little more on me, and for that I'm thankful. Rock on Ronnie. And don't let the bastards grind ya down.
There's no Ronnie era, not
creative enough, just good second guitar for Keith.
Mick Taylor came up with, to me, the best rythm track in rock history...it has everything...
Read Andy Johns quote in the Wikipedia for this song!!
The Mick Taylor era was the best! Sticky Fingers is a masterpiece.
Masterpiece 4 sure.
Best song of the world
I thought you could never ever do this song any better than the original. But as usual The Rolling Stones can just plain bring it all the time even when you wouldn't think they could. This version is my new favorite song in the STONES jams book. love Jagger's sound on this version!
Yes, Jagger voice is haunting this version.
I love nasty grooves.
The Stones late 60s early 70s were untouchable.
Yeah!!! Booby Keys and Mick Taylor....say no more
DONNY OSMOND WAS STILL CUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This song really is timeless.. Still sounds relevant, unlike 80's/disco..
LousyDevotee916 not really relevant sounding, that would means it would sound like talentless rap with no instruments.
Shattered Image rocks still relevant? Listen to black keys- lo/hi guitar sounds like this and came out like last year
This is Keith on lead guitar, not Mick Taylor, and this only became clear when this extended version was released. The irrefutable proof is some incredible, rapid rhythm guitar flourishes Mick Taylor throws in which require manual dexterity Richards lacks. This song therefore involves a role reversal of the usual guitar duties from the Mick Taylor era. This alone makes the song fascinating. Beyond this, the song is an amazing rhythm juggernaut.
Jamie MacD Correct - despite what others here may believe. I'd also say some of the serious Chuck Berry riffs embedded in the fade out solo are so Keith.
You are indeed correct sir. And, since you seem well versed in who is playing what guitar for the Stones i have a question for you. I assume you know " Hand of Fate" from "Black and Blue," yes? Ok, so, there are three shots on that - the first is without a doubt Wayne Perkins, as is the final, which is basically the outro. They are both fuckin brilliant! The middle, second solo is also good, but to my ear, doesn't seem quite on par with the first and third leading me to believe that it may not be mr. Perkins, but rather our old friend Mr. Richards. It just has a different sound. So can you, or anyone out there, DEFINITELY say which one of the two players it is? Please do let me know. It's something that i have been curious about for decades. Thx.
@@Sincopare perhaps you can answer my question regarding the split of guitar duties on "Hand of Fate?" Please don't hesitate to at least offer up an opinion.
@@scotthamel3074 Martin Elliott’s (a Stones Biographer) book THE ROLLING STONES COMPLETE RECORDING SESSIONS 1962-2012, says "Mick Taylor had left the band, and The Stones were auditioning lead guitarists while recording Black And Blue. American session man Wayne Perkins played on this track and almost got the job, but Ron Wood beat him out."
@@Sincopare Harvey Mandel was another contender but Ronnie Wood was the right choice musically and personally. Check out Harvey Mandel's solo albums though - they are great.
Now that's a serious, extended Bitch session! Sounds raw, more powerful than the original, imo
man,you're so right!
+Steve Clark Hey Steve
+thejmmx1 You hit the nail on the head my brother.
I'm feeling so stoned, so satisfied, I ain't had a bark all night..
thejmmx1 Jagger kill kill's mee
imo
Wow! Much better than the album version. Jagger's vocals clearer and the sound crisper.
They are muddy, aren't they? Good catch!
My favourite Rolling Stones song up LOUD.
I still listen to them. The Rolling Stones are the greatest rock n roll band of all time. Charlie Watts shall live forever now that he is in outer space. When I finally make up into outer space, I look forward to the greatest musicians of all time in concert with cannabis and LSD a plenty.
Acid rocks...
As do The Stones!
I first heard Sticky Fingers when I was about 10 yrs old. To my mind it's the blueprint for how Rock & Roll should be! This track, Brown Sugar etc. Absolutely brilliant to hear this different edit.... still got my departed eldest brother's original album somewhere, ZIP & all ! Wild Horses, Moonlight Mile, Dead Flowers, Sister Morphine, it must be one of the greatest albums ever, by anybody!
peter mills Sway, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, why are we listing them when the entire album is gold?
I couldn't agree more. For me it's a toss up between this and Exile on Main Street for the best studio album from the Stones
The great Mick Taylor is off the charts on this remix
this is keith lead guitar animal!!
+omeletpants I think Mick Taylor is playing the rhythm guitar part in the right channel, and Keith Richards is playing the lead guitar part in the left channel.
+CV SoG spot on
+Chris Harris they really start weaving as the song goes on
Taylor plays exactly like this on the early live versions. He can play like Keith to say the least.
This is Ultimate Rock n Roll
The essence of rock and roll.
Holy fuck, this is a great introduction to The Rolling Stones for me.
Love how you hear Jim Price, Jim Keltner, and Bobby right out front, and this tight-ass blues band, right there with it, showin' everyone how it is done--they still are...
greatest rock and roll band in the world ! bar none
I don't know I googled it the stones Beatles led lepp no Motörhead
l te deer
km un un
Sweetassugar 72 Motörhead was metal, Beatles were pop. So Beatles fans saying they’re the best are annoying, go say the Beatles are best on a non Stones video
ricky asadoorian 72 who needs those 4 bugs when you got 5 rocks? Kill the bugs with the rocks.
God I LOVE the horns in this song/version.
still need a boost ray?
andjos125 sometimes she goes sometimes she doesn't
Dirty and powerful!
Ilaria Besi isn't it? cmon cmon
Damned straight girl!
+Ilaria Besi You just described my ideal woman, haha
+thejmmx1 oh yeah its like that
👍👍
Biil bass line great
Everything Mick Says and does is sooo freakin cool.
Sólo quiero decir que los ROLLING STONES , son una banda de rock fuera de serie. O sea que son ÚNICOS.
Aguante los Beatles igual ja🤣😝💪
Jorge Manuel, The Stones son únicos. The best Band of the World! STONES FOREVER!😛
No cabe duda. Legendarios e inmortales!
This and "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" are the best songs of all RS songs ! 🎸🥁😎
Why ranking, Stones have too many greats songs to do it.
I've had about a dozen Stones songs (and counting) be "my favorite" at various times, and your two were on that list. Incredible band
The Stones at their very best
DONNY OSMOND IS STILL CUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing...THE BEST BAND EVER!!!!!!!!!!
Rock n Roll baby. One of their Best!
Yes, I agree but I have always thought it was Mick Taylor on lead guitar. Live & learn.
The greatest rock and roll group in the entire world.
Ok if you say so
Love the raw guitar tones and horns. very cool.
I’m feelin so tired
Can’t see the reason
Tryda ain’t gotta bark all night
I’m feelin lonely
Not satisfied
Gotta bump all night
I’m feel sho dunk
Yeah ye can bam
And I ain’t gotta bark no week
I’m feelin lonely
Need gotta die
I’m ain’t gotta bark oh weed
Yeah when you kiss me down lonely
Can’t you see I’m the only one
Yeah when you call my name
My heart beatin louder than a big bass drum c’mon c’mon
I’m feelin so stunk
Toe satisfy
Can’t see the bop fo week
I’m feelin’ drunk
Yeah! Yes I am
And I ain’t got no bark or
You hear it now, c’mon
I’m feelin so tired
D’oh don’t domely
Wape will my wump all night-night
I’m feelin lonely
So dattified-I knuh!
Can’t see the reason why.. C’mon!
Jeah! When you jee me for another child
Can’t you see I’m the only one
Yeah when you call my name
My heart is beatin’ louder than a big bass drum
Muh muh mow mow now now now now now
I’m feelin’ drunk jeah!
Cho dang bah bah!
I ain’t gotta baw baw week!
I’m feelin lonely!
Yeah, yes I am and I ain’t gotta baw o-week!
Alright, I give up…
I'm feeling so stoned so satisfied!
This is one of the best on Sticky finger album😊💓💯
Best album cover in history
Good God Yall. The best 6 minutes of my life!!
Ever been on a fairground Waltzer with this number blasting out? Man o Man!
Keith Richards is a very good rhthym guitar player indeed with some great solos. However, the Talented and Brilliant Mick Taylor is in another level. With him the Stones reached the peak of their powers! So, Taylor is the guy! A MASTER!!!
+Alcides MFJr.
And who wrote the music that Taylor played?
Rafael Smithsmythsmith Jagger & Richards, Chuck Berry and so on... But listen the guitar solo of "Sympathy for the Devil" in "Beggar's Banquet" and the fantastic double solo in "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" and you will mean the huge difference between them! Taylor is a genius and Richards is a very good guitarrist. That's all!
***** I wrote about the guitar solo on "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!".The first solo was plated by Richards in a great Chuck Berry's style. Taylor played the magnificent second solo. Both are awesome!
But its KRs dirty, nasty playing full of spunk and sweat and groove thats at the heart of the RS sound. Taylor is decoration. Great player but make no mistake where the groove comes from.
Zackly! Mick Taylor played lights out but Keith came up with the hooks & riffs He also wrote the musical arrangements for all of their songs. The tracks like "Time Waits for No One" where Taylor provided the beautiful solo guitar & Nicky Hopkins showed his greatness on the keys, didn't give credit to them, but to Keith. I wonder who truly wrote that.
A real gem well balanced sound with good rhythm.
Heard this song on the local rock and roll station....I wasn't totally sure of the title....now I know....thanks for posting!...
It's what i'd send into space telling everyone this is what rock and roll is.
The mood of that era, called out for this song and the Leo Lion in Jagger finally came to the fore. From that LP onwards the Rolling Stones never looked back, it was the strongest musical statement at that time. I know, I was there.
Another best song for the Team the gel so good togther ´´´´´´´´´´wow ……Woods and Keith and Charlie ,Mick you sure know how make it happen .
Raw, lusty, powerful, precise:The Rolling Stones with Mick Taylor
Listen at 2:36 for example thats exactly what Taylor is playing on the live versions, plus all the other details.. It's easier for Taylor to play like Keith than the other way around. Get over it ;)
Still the worlds greatest rock n roll band this fucking kills can't wait for the sticky fingers remaster
My favorite song of the Stones
Thanks So Much! Never heard a better version. Nostal/wickednew
Just sooo COOOOLLL !!!
This is a song to fight a mob boss to, the brass, the big band feel. I'm literally ascending.
Vamos los Stones Carajo!!! que buena versión!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Luis Varelaa Estoy de acuerdo
Luis Varelaa Lo mejor de lo mejor - casi hipnotizante!
Simply Masterful.
One of many, many great Stones songs. Thank you.
THIS IS THE DOG'S BOLLOX. FANTASTIC.
Neat, punchy, proper Stones Rock n Roll!
That rhythm guitar during the last solo....wow!!
Yet more evidence of the Stones total awesomeness in the early 70s...
69' to 81' were their " golden years "
DONNY OSMOND IS STILL CUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hits ya' HARD and gets ya' PUMPIN'!!! 💪 🤯
OMG this is Rock n Roll 👍✌
Great alternative version of a great tune.
A great rendition! Raw and basement like.
That's one groovy jam
I love ❤️ this song ❤️ 🎵, the Stones will forever and always will be the best rock band in the world 🌎. Mick and the boys really created something amazing and it shows in their performance and music 🎶 🎵
pure rock´nroll... really nive lyrics
nice lyrics
Let it rock.
LOVE this version! Bring on the 12 minute version of Heartbreaker!
Definitivno najbolji album Stonesa.........jedan od najboljih keithovih rifova
“feeling so stoned, god yes i am, and child i ain’t talking about no weed” jesus fuck those lyrics are so good
where are the new lyrics on this extended play?
Jagger could be better improvising and free.
Espetacular . O andamento vocal mudou bastante e o solo do Keith ficou bem maior...
It's Keith, Watts, and the horn section for me complete with Jagger and Taylor bringing all to a home run
Really Rocks great album.
My best friend just spent $1,500 to see the Stones this summer in Denver. I have seen them 7 times & she’s seen them more. That was for her entire family. (She has 4 kids.) It’s too rich for my blood but I will still get in & see the R.S.
Extreme badassery. Love this!
My grandma loves this song. Me too.
Kaylie Barker that’s a laid back grandma, I mean my grandpa and grandma like this stuff but I have to hide songs like this.
Fantastic to say the least
This is their best effort, this is magnificent. Great Post. Jammin'
WOW Love it this way !!! Very RAW !!
The Kings of RocknRoll is the Rolling Stones forever
this version is very raw,and a video to go with it.Exellent.Thanksfor sharing it.stonesrock🎵✌
Just living up to my name. Great song ❤
For those who think this is better than the original album version: there's a difference between "raw" and undeveloped. This is a rehearsal tape for a song in the process of being developed. This kind of rehearsal "footage" exists for a lot of the released songs from the seventies up to Tattoo You.
This is a great take - it's a 'session', not a 'record' ... more like a live version really. The Stones strove to capture that live feel in the studio, and probably did it better than anyone else. Then, with a lot of cutting and pasting and some overdubbing, they'd strip it down and tidy it up into a proper record, but retaining a lot of that loose and live feel in the process... I believe this approach had a lot to do with their enormous success.
Does this take have Wyman or Richards? I'll give it a closer listen but would appreciate any info. I know Richards played base on the album version.
I'm guessing Wyman on the bass? Not sure about the first part, but from 3:20 on sounds like him.
What's the matter, a session could be as good as the definitive one.
Actually i'm fed up with all those remastered.
my ringtone forever!!!
ביצוע מדהים!!!
My favorite Stones song ever. Mick Taylor is way off the charts on this one. Awesome.
Daniel Goertz Taylor is playing rhythm guitar here...
I think it's a weaving guitars work, so for some parts Taylor was leading.
There's a reason for this, and there's a reason for that. And this point it's easy listening to outtakes from the Stones heyday. This is just fabulous, you got to mix it you got to fix it!
instrumentally this version is definitely raw and simply pure awesome Rock N Roll. But its obvious that at this time they didn't have all the lyrics together as Mick is improvising and winging it in this version. With the finished and released lyrics and this version instrumentally? This would have been probably better than the released version.
+David Cohen I agree except I think the music (guitars) needed more work too, and of course the vocal. This is clearly some kind of rehearsal tape.
I agree ! This does sound great !
@Malte Laurids Brigge
It does NOT "wipe the floor with the original" 😂🤣
And of course the lyrics matter!!
It's less polished -- grittier, dirtier, rawer-the way rock-and-roll is supposed to sound.
Love both versions but this one drives me crazy, don't need to be touch.