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Rolling Stones and Howlin Wolf _1965_ How Many More Years Cuántos años más.
Influence on the Rolling Stones
Influencia sobre los Rolling Stones
Song Lyrics: How Many More Years
How many more years, have I got to let you dog me around
How many more years, have I got to let you dog me around
I'd soon rather be dead, sleeping six feet in the ground
I'm gonna fall on my knees, I'm gonna raise up my right hand
I'm gonna fall on my knees, I'm gonna raise up my right hand
Say I'd feel much better darling, if you'd just only understand
I'm going upstairs, I'm gonna bring back down my clothes
I'm going upstairs, I'm gonna bring back down my clothes, do them all
If anybody ask about me, just tell'em I walked out on
Cuántos años más - Howlin' Wolf
Cuántos años más, tengo que tenerte rondándome
Cuántos años más, tengo que tenerte rondándome
Preferiría morirme pronto, durmiendo mis seis piés en la tierra
Voy a caer en mis rodillas, voy a alzar mi mano derecha
Voy a caer en mis rodillas, voy a alzar mi mano derecha
Me sentiría mucho mejor querida, si tu solo entendieras.
Voy a subir las escaleras, me voy a sacar mis ropas
voy a subir las escaleras, me voy a sacar mis ropas, sacarme todo.
Si alguien te pregunta sobre mí, solo dile que me fuí caminando.
Influencia sobre los Rolling Stones
Song Lyrics: How Many More Years
How many more years, have I got to let you dog me around
How many more years, have I got to let you dog me around
I'd soon rather be dead, sleeping six feet in the ground
I'm gonna fall on my knees, I'm gonna raise up my right hand
I'm gonna fall on my knees, I'm gonna raise up my right hand
Say I'd feel much better darling, if you'd just only understand
I'm going upstairs, I'm gonna bring back down my clothes
I'm going upstairs, I'm gonna bring back down my clothes, do them all
If anybody ask about me, just tell'em I walked out on
Cuántos años más - Howlin' Wolf
Cuántos años más, tengo que tenerte rondándome
Cuántos años más, tengo que tenerte rondándome
Preferiría morirme pronto, durmiendo mis seis piés en la tierra
Voy a caer en mis rodillas, voy a alzar mi mano derecha
Voy a caer en mis rodillas, voy a alzar mi mano derecha
Me sentiría mucho mejor querida, si tu solo entendieras.
Voy a subir las escaleras, me voy a sacar mis ropas
voy a subir las escaleras, me voy a sacar mis ropas, sacarme todo.
Si alguien te pregunta sobre mí, solo dile que me fuí caminando.
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Motorhead - Ace Of Spades
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Oh my For the ages The Wolf and Jones at his knees
Ive got an obscure old cassette tape of the yardbird's with howlin Wolf!!! Awesome, the British were never shy to say where they got their mojo from.
Oh dear God, why have I just found this? It should have a billion views
HOWLIN' WOLF IS GOD.
My man said Shut Up and let The Wolf do his thing. 😂😂
It was 1965. There was racial segregation in America. Black artists couldn't play their music on the radio. But there was no segregation in Europe so black artist like Howling Wolf went there and gave their songs to the Germans and the British. The music of Howling Wolf influenced the Rolling Stones and the Beatles and Elvis Presley.
The story that "the Stones insisted that Wolf be on this show" is not as simple as it seems. The Shindig! creator-producer, Jack Good (the guy talking to Brian and Mick in this clip), hired Wolf to be on this show. But then some TV executive didn't like the idea of Wolf performing on the show. Good threatened to walk off this show if Wolf wasn't on it, and the Stones backed him up and said they would, too. But that wasn't much of a threat. The Stones didn't have the professional clout in 1965 that they did just a few years later and weren't the industry titans that they are now, almost 60 years later, so the TV executives wouldn't have been bothered much by the Stones walking off the show. Good's threat was a much bigger problem for them. He created and ran the Shindig! show and hired all the talent for it, so the show couldn't go on without him. Here's what Wikipedia says about Shindig!: The integration of black and white artists, however, displeased some executives and affiliates, particularly those in the South. As a result, Darlene Love of the Blossoms recalled, "Even after Shindig! was a hit, he [producer Jack Good] continued to get grief from the network about the 'color' of the show, and the more grief he got, the more black acts he booked." Here's what Good's obit in the Guardian said: Unlike most of the middle-aged producers responsible for putting early rock’n’roll on television, Good would definitely not rather have been dealing with the tuxedoed crooners of the swing era. “I prefer vulgarity to the excessive refinement that has long stifled British society,” he later wrote. In the middle of the 1950s, the era of the juke box and the teddy boy, he responded instinctively to the aesthetic of the new music and grasped the importance of the revolutionary culture that it fomented. I tried several times to interview Good about this show in the years before he died, but he refused to talk about it or anything else having to do with music. He'd become a painter in middle age and was quite religious in his old age. It seems he thought his TV endeavors were worthless, if not sinful. Wikipedia includes this tidbit about him: Good converted to Roman Catholicism and devoted his time to Christianity and icon painting, including a wall painting portraying the television as the Devil.
The Stones said they would only play the show if they could have a blues singer they liked on too as it was due to them that the Stones were there at all. They may have been bad at crediting their own band mates but they sure knew who to point to when asked how they got into or started playing the blues. Which is a lot more than some other British bands did. Credit where credits deserved. Mick the consummate diplomat.
This Man was GENIUS 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎈 and Handsome fella too! May gif bless his soul.
Love how the harmonica just disappears in his hands. The Wolf was a big dude 😆.
Mannnn I this video ALL the time , So I thought go ahead an subscribe 👍🌞💯👋👋👋👋👋
Emore James and...Dust my broom?
These were the best gams!
Now let's get REAL... listen... is all going away .......😦
I've always thought our souls know 💗
I know this is an older song, that should have true respect, WHY! Because, music that can make a CHANGE 💗
That's how it was DONE, with GREATNESS SOUL💗...YOU
The wolf!! keeps howlin. 2021
without the genius of Howlin' wolf...you don't get the genius of Jimmy Page...
Que maravilla veo a billy preston en el piano
Excellent
Is that a young Billy Preston on piano?🤙
The "presenter" was such a twat..
Wolf was an amazing man in so many ways ,.
The fifth Beatle, Billy Preston with a Beatle hairdooo, what a great time to be alive. 👈😎👍🇺🇲
Damn he got sum big fingers….
Hey that's Duck Dunn? So is this Booker T anc MGs? Everyone says that's Preston and Burton? But is that Steve Cropper? Al Jackson drumming? Hmmm someone clear it up please.
And thus Rolling Stones are a "blues cover band," which is an old quote credited to Paul McCartney making waves this this week, truth is defense.
This was my adopted grandfather. My dad Hubert Sumlin was his adopted son. We had a wonderful childhood not knowing how great these men were.
Your father was one of my favorite guitar players and a sweetheart always. The first time I saw him play, at Yoshi's in Oakland, California, I was sitting at a table right in front of him on stage. He had ne mesmerized. I was fortunate to spend some time around him. Always a treat.
@@TheDeblulu I'm certain he would be proud to know that you appreciate his talent. I will share with you of how he felt about people who enjoyed his music because he never saw people as fans he called them family. So welcome to the family
I truly enjoyed reading about Howlin’ Wolf and your father’s relationship and adventures on the road in the Howlin’ Wolf autobiography. From there, I’ve become such a life long fan of their work both together and individually! Did your father ever have a biography? Or some type of documentary that was made about him? I’d love to add them to my reading lists if any are available.
Love howling Wolf
Hubert Sumlin was one of the greatest guitar players to ever live. There should be hundreds of comments on this thread. The great Howlin Wolf and your dad along with Willie Dixon and Sonny Boy Williams were "THE" Rock Stars to Everybody's favorite Rockstars from The Beatles to Led Zeplin, The Rolling Stones and even Jimi Hendrix. Your fathers and Howlin Wolf's music will live forever!
Billy Preston on piano.
This is one of greatest reasons I love youtube. How could I ever see this video w/o the genius mind of the (persons in all) that had the forethought to document this. We truly stand on the shoulders of giants. From the bottom of my heart thank you!
This is a great video.
Legend says there IS supposedly a harmonica inside those massive hands.
😄😄😄
This video is even more important now than it was three days ago. If you've been paying attention then you know why.
They should have had Mick Jagger do some vocals on this track..he would have blown it out !
Ummmm No
Look at that big man move! My favorite blues man ever!
Agreed!
What a Master !
A real force of nature.
Ola Best of Master Black Ace .. Oh Baby maybe mayde Me fais pas languir. Assures , C'est du sur mesure. J'adore les Meilleurs d'ailleurs alors J'adhère.. Sans Condition. ❤️❤️✨⚡😏
Looks like Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn on guitar and bass
It's James Burton on guitar and Larry Knechtel on bass.
Happy birthday Wolf!
In MEMoRiAM BRIAN.... and WOLF C Classé Masters Classe aux Cesars des Oscars..Seigneur ... So....❤️❤️❤️ Underground 🌚💫
We gave away too much
Billy Preston on piano.
Yes! Billy was awesome. 😎
never realized that fvcking host shitting up that great piano intro
Is that a very young Billy Preston playing piano?
James Burton on guitar?
Billy Preston on piano. BTW, that host did not 'book' The Wolf, The Stones insisted he be on the show.
Actually, the host, Jack Good, who invented the show "Shindig," did book Wolf. But a studio executive didn't want Wolf on the show; he didn't like the idea of a big black man playing for teenagers on primetime TV. Good threatened to quit if Wolf wasn't on the show, and the Stones backed him up and said they wouldn't play if Wolf wasn't on the show. This was 1965 and the Stones had no professional clout at that point. They were mere teen idols, like dozens of others out then (remember Freddie and the Dreamers? Gerry and the Pacemakers") and no one took them seriously. They weren't the legendary stars that they are now. The studio executive was probably much more worried about Jack Good quitting because Good WAS "Shindig." You can read about him here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Good_(producer)
@@markhoffman552 OK, cool to learn the real backstory.
@@donrobertson4611 I learned the details about Jack Good by talking to some other people who knew about this show. I tried to interview Good about it a couple of years before he died, but his people told me he didn't want to talk about his days in pop music. He'd gotten religion and thought his early music years were somehow bad or misguided; at least that's what I gathered from what I heard second-hand. Too bad. He really was a big influence on pop and rock in the UK throughout the 1960s. He was way ahead of his time.
@@markhoffman552 Good for Jack Good for advocating for Howlin' Wolf, that shows integrity. Interesting that he 'dropped out' of the music scene, kinda like Jeremy Spencer of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac.
@@donrobertson4611 Good produced some very good movies and plays in the 1970s, then dropped out of music and moved to New Mexico, where he lived for decades. He became a devout Roman Catholic and a well-respected painter, and moved back to the UK in his last years. What an interesting guy! I really wanted to interview him, but his people said he wouldn't do an interview about anything having to do with his early life.
HOWLIN` WOLF , LORD HAVE MERCY , THE ONE AND ONLY
The students looking up to the teacher....Wolf was the REAL thing