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Mick Jagger, radio interview in Stockholm, 1 April 1965.
The Rolling Stones went on their first European tour in the spring of 1965 (Odense Denmark 26 March, Copenhagen Denmark 28 & 30 March, Gothenburg Sweden 31 March, Stockholm Sweden 1 & 2 April). This interview was broadcast in the national radio. Mick choose the song "What a shame" to be played after the interview.
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Bill Wyman, radio interview in Stockholm, 1 April 1965.
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The Rolling Stones went on their first European tour in the spring of 1965 (Odense Denmark 26 March, Copenhagen Denmark 28 & 30 March, Gothenburg Sweden 31 March, Stockholm Sweden 1 & 2 April). This interview was broadcast in the national radio. Bill choose the song "I'm a king bee" to be played after the interview.
Brian Jones, radio interview in Stockholm, 1 April 1965.
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The Rolling Stones went on their first European tour in the spring of 1965 (Odense Denmark 26 March, Copenhagen Denmark 28 & 30 March, Gothenburg Sweden 31 March, Stockholm Sweden 1 & 2 April). This interview was broadcast in the national radio.Brian choose the song "2120 South Michigan Avenue" to be played after the interview.
Keith Richards, radio interview in Stockholm, 1 April 1965.
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The Rolling Stones went on their first European tour in the spring of 1965 (Odense Denmark 26 March, Copenhagen Denmark 28 & 30 March, Gothenburg Sweden 31 March, Stockholm Sweden 1 & 2 April). This interview was broadcast in the national radio. Keith choose the song "Pain in my heart" to be played after the interview.
Charlie Watts, radio interview in Stockholm, 1 April 1965.
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The Rolling Stones went on their first European tour in the spring of 1965 (Odense Denmark 26 March, Copenhagen Denmark 28 & 30 March, Gothenburg Sweden 31 March, Stockholm Sweden 1 & 2 April). This interview was broadcast in the national radio. Charlie choose the song "Down home girl" to be played after the interview.
I've yet to hear a bad interview from Mick. Such an absolute well-spoken, brilliant, man. And each of the Stones is up to par, which is huge.
What great interview, though short he really let the interviewer have a peek in his world. I love how he acknowledges the fact Beatles are good musically but he doesn't like them. I hold the same view. I know their worth musically speaking, but somehow I identify them with silly jingle-like refrains or cheesy pop songs. The Stones are very sentimental but there's a different flavour to that sentimentalism, it never gets even close to be cloying predictable or repetitive or cliché.
Keith playing in the background proves to be rather distracting, in a good way. Charlie means business and he's not having someone else's song play during the Stones' radio time!! Well done and what a great pick!
What a beautiful natural voice Keith has got! How did he not get more involved in singing from the get go I wonder? And this is the clearer and more at ease I have heard him talk so far, from that era. Very articulate and cool, utterly fascinating.
Very poised, soft spoken and gifted with a seemingly cristalline yet warm thought process and eloquence. A pleasure to listen to. His remarks on music and even more about Elvis Presley are truly remarkable, straightforward but not offensive or rude, backed up by grounded artistic reasons. These dudes where each on their own real stars, both as per their artistic and personal lives, who met for no coincidence. And I include Ian Stewart in the number. All born for greatness. If only!
Mick Jaggers harmonica bit has to be a top 5 Rolling Stones solo.
wow I thought this recording was slowed down but actually Keith's voice had a lower pitch than the one we are used to hear. drugs and booze had a strong effect to it.
I can sleep to his voice 😴
J'aime beaucoup la voix douce de Brian Jones ✨ merci le génie artistique musical Une métaphore 🎸🎹🎼
Soft Voice, yeah love the song you are playing. Miss that sound today in 2024.The Radio Stations dont play that music anymore. What you hear today is a shame they all think of themselfs as big stars. Its impossible for me to listen to that crab. The times they are a changing.
Brian was a true rock star before the term became diluted. His star burned bright hot but fizzled out too soon. He was the founding father of The Rolling Stones but unfortunately, he was also the founding father of the 27 Club. R.I.P.
Wow, a knowledgeable Swedish journalist! In 1965!! That's a first.
Keith definitely sounds like a typical Londoner in this interview and different from his later speaking voice. Pretty clear speaking and to the point.
Brian Jones - STOP YOUR DRUGS
Love his voice ❤️
Mick Jagger always knows he's the star of any room he's been in (unless John or Paul were in that room). It's kind of crazy how Mick's demeanor changes whenever he was in the presence of John particularly. In every video where they're together, Mick tends to yield and look up to John, which is rare for Mick, because hes a born frontman. The same can't be said about Bob Dylan tho. Bob Dylan is always the king around whoever hes with (even if it's just in his own mind).
Brian Jones so damn special!!!
What an awful communicator. He really blossomed on dope socially. He’s so anxious. Shy people enjoy H socially, it helps them relax and is a shield. Course dangerous for the shy as it kills.
Not marr and keith and jimmy
He be 22 year❤❤❤ not 31year that was wrong off me sorry❤❤❤I love him even iff.he be 80 or 90 years he is stil the same to me❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So lowely to hear a young Mick talking about the future only 31 years old ❤❤😊and his voice is a littel bit soft and week so sweet❤❤😅he dident now in that time hove Greta they should be.And he say in the intervju they going to USA the same date 28 april the same day they started in next year in L'wrens birtday 04.28 in april she be 60 then if she have live and they end the consert in Melanies birthday 17 of july so strenght allthis date depending in something maybe❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😊😊😊
22 years old you mean :)
I never had anything to do with the Stones, but my god does he habe a charming voice and way of speaking...
Well, Brian, Good News, ’cuz your band just cut “Rollin’ Stone Blues”. It took awhile. 🥃
Nice to hear Keith's introspection on his inspirations in '65, and his 'ef you attitude is clearly present. Love this rare interview, and a great choice of song.
Mick Jagger? Little trace of the nasal "Landan", exagerated Cokney accent? Did he affect i tlater - or is this actually Brian Jones or someone else?
So THIS is what Keith sounds like sans-drugs
his voice im in loveee
I absolutely adore Brian Jones. He was an undeniable genius and a huge influence on my life.
A very bright Brian Jones. Maybe he was too soft for the Stones
so polite!
I love Keith Richards' voice so much 🥰
Love listening to him talk❣️ RIP Brian ❤😢. I agree with his analysis of Elvis!!!
Klas Burling - the interviewer - sadly passed away a few months ago. He was very sharp and.knew a lot about pop music. He surprised both the Beatles and the Stones with his questions, which were respectful and not inane. They weren't really used to that!
Your comment is very valuable, Ian sure many have wondered on who the interviewer was. I surely did. He must have had a great life, on to the next now, he'll get there well equipped for sure
I'm A King Bee has a cool blues groove, dig!
Real Keith, real Londoner - I wish he'd kept his British identity, accent and tone of voice, not this hybrid yankee one or junky whine he invented for showbiz
RIP Brian Jones. The more I look into him, the Stones, the music industry as a whole, especially in the 60’s: damn. The surviving Stones trash Brian as difficult, morose. But the Beatles loved him, he was brilliant, talented (loves classical music), played something like 65 instruments, and drowned in his own pool, and everyone is willing to accept an excellent swimmer like Brian drowned due to his own negligence (drugs & liquor). What a crock. As I pull back the veneer of shiny lights, rock n roll, and the jet set lifestyle, the reality is starting to come into view.
Correct. He did not have an upper class twit British accent (lucky him) His accent is Welsh no doubt from His Mum and Da. Great musical talents, didn't write a'tall. Had 6 illegitimate children by the time he died at 27. He was not a nice person. Low life, self absorbed, hey nobody's perfect.
Nonsense.
Many thanks for sharing!
Interviewer: Brian whats it like being an absent father of 4 children with serious narcissistic personality disorder and drug addiction?
Oh my god. now I respect mr.Brian jones as my god on the canvas.
Such an articulate interesting guy, he seems very genuine. He didn’t stand a chance up against the egos of Mick and Keith. Where was he being interviewed though, in train station waiting room?
Fascinating. Keith sounds driven, focused. 21 years old and now writing songs with his mate. A lot was about to happen.
20 actually since his birthday is in December! He does look about 17 in this picture
Brian Jones managed to get himself kicked out of the band which he started; that's like Jimmy Page getting kicked out of Led Zeppelin. Brian Jones was a first class SCHMUCK !!!!!
Nonsense.
He was so cool back then. The mystery original Stone.
He is the RockStar
He looks and sounds so tender here.
I'm in love with his voice. Very soft, soothing & relaxing
Brian was a musical genius and founder of the stones.Many,many people think he was murdered.
Brian foi campeão olímpico de natação bem antes de ser um Stone. Quando Mick, Charlie e Keith i quando estiveram em sua mansão comunicando seu afastamento definitivamente do conjunto Simplesmente Brian caiu em depressão, exatamente,num momento de pura reflexão por ter sido então, ótimo nadador. Imediatamente, lançou,-se para um mergulho na piscina, entretanto, estáva drogado, . Possivelmente Brian tentou minimizar seu sofrimento, quando então, naquele instante não fazia parte dos Stones Muitos comentam sobre essa história mas, porém contundentemente estive recentemente em Cheltheham visitando o túmulo de Brian, sendo então,com a informação fidedgina cuja a versão legítima foi em razão de frustração por ter desligado-se do grupo na forma que aconteceu
What is the name of the Blues song?
It was odd the way KR dissed BJ so intensely in his biography. It was written over 50 years after Brian was around too! I can't put my finger on why KR let it rankle for so long. It is also strange because in his long interviews with Rolling Stone Magazine in the very early 1970s KR eulogised BJ. It must be some kind of inferiority complex that KR carried. Perhaps because BJ and MJ made it to grammar schools and he didn't? That's not very cool. Might explain why he went in for hard drugs.