Mick & Keith | 2022 | FULL DOCUMENTARY | The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards | Biography
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- Dynamic duo Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have rocked out with the Rolling Stones for more than 50 years. Upon the release of the group's brand new studio album, Hackney Diamonds, take a look back at the pair's working relationship that has lasted longer than most marriages.
Tony Calder, Gerry Conway, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Bill Wyman
Directed by Finlay Bond
2022
#rollingstones #mickjagger #keithrichards #hackneydiamonds
Have you heard the new album? What do you think of it?
I thought it is a really, really good record..I sounds like it could be straight from 67 thru 73 period of the Stones..the songs are the way we always wanted to hear them..Rocking Rolling Stones....don't miss it..
Stinks, shows exactly why Jagger/Richards is the biggest fraud in rock history. No hits, and you don't have to be a musicologist to tell ,either.
It was BJ's band 😉
why did you listen to a band that you hate !! Idiot 🤣@@bsorryrthatsit7055
Yes, and the stress of managing "the animals" as he called them on or around payday, was too much. After all, practicing those instruments all day would take a toll on anyone. So he turned it over to Oldham and that's when he lost control.He wrote almost all their best songs though, that much is fairly obvious.@@joevanlear7566
They bring my wild side out. It feel good im 69 always looking for ways to feel young. New album does that RIGHT ON Stones Thankyou Greatest Rock Band Ever
Big props to the Rolling Stones for being purveyors of the blues and Black American music!
These cats developed into outstanding stylists, songwriters, musicians, and performers over the decades, but, they ALWAYS remained true and dedicated to the blues!
Their tribute album Blue and Lonesome is awesome and low-down and funky! And their latest album Hackney Diamonds is outstanding and one of their best!
- Props to Nina Van Horn for suggesting they hire the Hell's Angels for security at Altamont
@sexobscura
Whatever that's supposed to mean! I think that this is the wrong forum for you and that The Rolling Stones shits on you pally!
I love how they're still playing. Legendary
Those days look like they were so much better and more fun than now.
I've made that exact premise many many times. As a young man in the 60's it was sort of frightening with the advent of long haired hippies tuning in dropping out. Psychedelics, Burning bras and draft cards. A changing of the guard of the tired old social mores, question authority. Yet there was the greatest music of any generation before or after, headlined by the Rolling Stones. They were there in the late 50's early 60's and they're still at it. As relevant now as then. 60 years later i'm sure they could sell out the largest soccer stadium in the world. Of my top 50 songs of all time, the Rolling Stones make up about 12 of those songs, they cannot and will not be denied. Rock on Guys.
A friend of mine sent me a link to like the Billboard album chart from a week in 1974. My God, every album is not only great but the music has lasted into today. If you were to take a snapshot of the Billboard album chart from 2023, my guess is that 50 years from now no one will remember any of the music.
Those days were slower and you appreciated things more because no computers/cell phones. If you wanted to take a picture of something you had to have a f****** camera😂
They were. I blame mostly law enforcement and the War on Drugs.
I couldn't agree more.. now we live in CCTV Britain!@@gregoryjclark81
I have seen them in concert twice. They were very entertaining.
"12 X 5" my favourite LP - "Litte Red Rooster" "Off the Hook" "Not Fade Away" "Empty Heart" - great early stuff. Countless thanks to The Rolling Stones. Brian (RIP) Charlie (RIP
There was no 12 x 5 LP in U.K.
There was an EP
If You Need Me, Around & Around, Confessing The Blues, 2120 Michigan Ave. Empty Heart
Give me the original from Big Mama Thornton's Little Red Rooster every time
& RIP Stu...
THANK YOU for sharing this one! I've lived with them (figuratively) my whole life ............ RIP Charlie
I was in love with Keith when I was 15 he was the best thing I'd ever seen or heard and I had a poster of him on my wall still love the band .R.I.P Charlie.
Anita Pallenburg was a sex bomb as was Marianne Faithful especially after the acid and mars bar bust in the late 60s. Anita was seen as a naughty sex bomb on drugs living party girl sophisticated jet set luxury lifestyle. After Performance the famous film from 1969 many of us were infatuated with her at school.
but you didn't mention important age data, I guess he was about 40 then? Keith looked best 40-50 better than Mick at last...
see, not only your age counts as a vital info here
@@janpierzchala2004 60's & early 70 's Keith however old he was then.
@@deborahrohl7690 I see. Thank You. To me he looked extremely well around 1980
LOVE THE STONES ❤❤❤❤❤
I am a big fan since the 60’s for reasons I can’t explain. I just like their music, the rhythm, the blues, the singing, the lyrics. This documentary explains why they are so popular and powerful. Great job! Thanks for sharing. Just got their latest CD hackney diamonds and it’s great!
You're welcome! Enjoy the new music.
Lucky enough tio see them live, righr in front of my eyes!!!
1994, Voodoo Lounge tour.
Thanks for that show.
Love you guys
And Mick Taylor as well. Best lead Guit. I ever heard.
Him and Keith playing toghether, I may as well be in heaven.
😅❤
When I heard Jagger singing Im an Emotional Rescue I thought it was The Bee Gees on Smack.
Just had to point out at 9 minute mark, you said , Mick & Keith brought Brian Jones and others into their band. The rolling Stones was started by Brian Jones and jones only, Brian brought Mick and Keith into the band
How a serious history of The Rolling Stones can screw up something that basic is ridiculous. Obviously, the entire bent of this video is glorifying Mick and Keith.
Musically and creatively the Stones were always Keith's band. Jones was a poser who became wealthy and famous on the talents of his bandmates.
As far as I am concerned the Rolling Stones started that day on the Dartford railway station. There were at least five FOUNDING members of the Rolling Stones. One man can not "found" a group.
Don't be silly.
@@williardbillmore5713 You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Brian Jones not only founded the band he named them. Don't take my word for it, give Bill Wyman a call. Yes, one guy can get a group underway. The FACT that Jones founded the band AND named them is BASIC. Richards is awesome and later on Mick and Keith wrote the songs and I love them for doing so. But give credit where credit is due. Even Jagger (and many, many musicians and critics) have said that Brian's talent on many instruments and his imagination gave the Stones a certain texture in their music that was gone for good when Brian became too drunk and drugged up to contribute.
Wow so not true. @@williardbillmore5713
This is ?? Brian Jones was invited by MJ and KR to join their band ! see ya .
Excellent, 5 stars. Thank you
Brian had MAJOR INPUT INTO THE STONES... WORKING EVERYTHING OUT WITH MICK , KEITH. I Definitely Noticed Mick and Brian answering interviews plus he was better looking then
Mick. Charlie I know he was 80 yrs. old. But what a great Jazz
Drummer and as a drummer no one could play like this incredible man......R.I.P CHARLIE
Brian totally screwed underage girls, got them pregnant and left them with nothing
Those eye bags made him more beautiful than Mick? 😂
This is the most historically accurate documentary I have seen about the Stones.
No bullshit mythology or fanboy fantasies. Well researched and factual presentations about the Stones are rare and truly refreshing to see.
The blue Boys were Keith's band and that never changed. When they changed their name to the Rolling Stones it was still Keith's band...
Jones was just a hanger on.
This was a great documentary, very fair and insightful without getting too deep into the personal squabbles the Stones have had. After 60 years together who wouldn’t have issues from time to time. The Brian Jones comments here never cease to amaze me. Yes, he was a key part of the early Stones and just as important as Mick or Keith. He couldn’t keep it together and they let him go, get over it, that was over 50 years ago and the Stones have been somewhat successful without him!
Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment and offer your POV.
They've been verysucessfiul..without him
ROCK n ROLL and the best among the best.their story never gets old
ROLLING STONES best Band ever 👍👍👍
yes❤
yes yes yes 👋👋👋
This was AWESOME, Thank you!!! 😎
You're welcome!
🎉 truly the greatest ROCK AND ROLL BAND. 6 DECADES LOL😅WHO ELSE HAVE STAYED ON TOP? 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
As a little boy I had a plastic fantastic Audio Sonic turntable (with built in amp) and a record. It was a sampler with Carly Simon,Santana, John Mayall and...The Rolling Stones Brown Sugar. Bit of a fan ever since. Beggars Banquet, Let it Bleed and Exile on Main St. my fav Stones albums.
They were HUGE IN THE 70s , Stones became even bigger .
WOW! The train platform impromptu gig! That's mad! 🤩
I worked production & was able to be a runner for a couple of shows - awesome band & crew
MY PERSONAL ICONS FOREVER 🏥☦️🪖🇺🇲🐄🎃🎃🎃🎃♾️
Little Boy Blue and the Blueboys were a band that was active until 1962. The band's members were: Dick Taylor, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards.
The band's albums include:
Rollin' Stones Blues
The band's songs include:
Johnny B. Goode
Beautiful Delilah
Little Queenie
La Bamba
Around and Around
Down the Road Apiece
Well, a really stones maniac👍
@@um9272 It shows that there was a band before Brian ran his advert and that Brian joined Mick and Keith's band and he "founded" NOTHING.
That story about Jones forming the Rolling Stones is just a myth.
The plaque at the Dartford train station honoring Mick and Keith for forming the Stones was correct.
@@williardbillmore5713 relax..you BECAME more and more crazy
@@elenikorkodelaki2695 What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
The story of how The Rolling Stones formed has now been codified in the rock and roll history books. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were already acquainted, while Brian Jones played with Alexis Korner’s Blues Incorporated, Ian Stewart, and Charlie Watts. The meeting between these parties at the Ealing Jazz Club served as the flashpoint for 60 years of rock music.
If you asked Jones how the band formed in the early days, however, you might have gotten a direct response in the form of a letter. When the Stones were in their earliest solidified incarnation, Jones received a letter from a fan named Doreen Pettifer. She asked how the Stones had formed, and Jones was amicable enough to provide her with an answer.
“Dear Doreen / Many thanks for your letter and for the great interest you have shown in the band,” Jones writes. “It’s very gratifying that you should be so willing to help us to the extent you are doing so. Some information.” From there, Jones lays out each of the band members and what their duties entail.
Personnel:
Keith Richards - Guitar - 19 years old - went to Art School, then straight into rhythm and blues.
Mick Jagger - Vocal Harmonica 19 years old. London School of Economics.
Charlie Watts, 21 worked in advertising for some years - now full-time musician. (Drummer)
Jan Stewart - Piano, 23 works with I.C.I. as a Shipping Clerk during the day (known affectionately as “Stu”)
Bill Wyman - Bass - 23, works during the day as a storekeeper or something equally horrible. Only member of the band married - only one who’ll ever be married. Proud father of a baby son (or daughter)
Myself, Brian Jones - Guitar and Harmonica, 21 was studying Architecture - more artistic satisfaction from R & B.
(Mick, Keith, and myself as I expect you noticed, wear our hair out long, the others being more conventional)
Jones also provides a brief history of the band up to that point.
*“The band is really an amalgamation of two bands. The one being an R&B band I formed about a year ago, and the other being a group run by Mick and Keith in S.E. London. I was introduced to Keith and we decided to pool our resources, so with Stu from my band, and Mick from Keith’s we became the nucleus of the ‘Stones.’”*
Adding: “The first job we did was a half an evening at the Marquee, Oxford Street standing in for Alexis Komer’s Blues Inc. Our first residency was at the Ealing Club, Ealing Boy, which we still do most weeks, unless we are playing elsewhere. Charlie joined us at this point & Bill a bit later. By now we have carried our banner to most parts of London, though by no means every area. We are finding our style of rhythm and blues more readily acceptable than most others in the country at the moment”.
“We are doing a series of Saturday dates at the Poole, Dorset, starting next week. We play the Ken Coyler Club and every Sunday evening play the Station Hotel, Richmond which has been described as one of the most hip sessions,” he adds. “We have, I may add, a habit of breaking attendance records. We have signed an agreement with an independent recording company, I.B.C who channel their releases through the major company labels. We have already cut quite a few sides, all on the commercial side.”
“Jerry Grant, producer of ‘Saturday Club’ has heard and apparently impressed by an LP of ours, and is coming to hear the band in action at Richmond. … You raised a point in your letter about Blues material. You must appreciate that blues are not easy to put over to the average club audience. They prefer something more in the twisting, jumping line. However at the Ken Coyler club - we always stick in a host of blues material. This is the only place we ever push this type of material with any success.”
“Unlike most forms of jazz the accent in R&B should not be on soloists but on an overall integrated group sound - hence the absence of the strings of solos,” he concludes. “Your point of getting our name known before a record is released is a really good one. We must really work together on this. At the moment we haven’t a suitable photograph to send, but this can soon be rectified. Well, I think that’s about all. Once again thank you for your interest in Rhythm and Blues and ourselves. It’s wonderful music and deserves more recognition. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you on the 19th.”
If you’re interested in owning this specific piece of rock and roll history, Bonhams has put the letter up for auction. A word of warning, though: the item won’t go cheap. Current estimations have the letter going for between £17,000 - £25,000.
The Myth that Jones "founded the band and auditioned and recruited every member is a lie and has grown into an internet myth. The source for this myth is Bill Wyman who seems to have believed the braggadocious lies Brian told him for all those years about how it was once "his" band. Bill was quite willing to tell every journalist and book writer who interviewed him that lie... There is no way Bill could possibly have first hand information about how they got together. Brian asked Keith if he could join Keith's band The Blue Boys around April or May 62 and Bill did not join until mid December 62.
Love at the first time all for rock n roll...😊
It was Brian that asked mick and keith if they want to start a band! it was Brian's band!!
Brian had no band without Mick and Keith.
@@williardbillmore5713
Brian organised the gigs named the bad and asked mick and Keith to join him…. They looked up to him
@@chandulal68Baloni. There was no band to name without Mick and Keith. Jones was a poser and an asshole.
There were three geniuses in the Rolling Stones . Two were musical geniuses and one was a managerial genius. Brian was NOT one of them.
@@williardbillmore5713 well I guess you know better than Bill Wyman 🤷♂️
@@chandulal68 Bill knows better than what he tells...He is no bastion of honesty just because he was quiet and didn't take drugs ... and here is a hint ...Wyman was not one of the musical geniuses. He was largely brought into the band because he had an extra amplifier and he always had lots of cigarettes.
That should tell you something about his talent.
Bill was the last one to join so his knowledge of how the band started before he came along was NOT first hand.
Bill was never the best bass player...Hell, he wasn't even the best bass player in the Rolling Stones.
You should know that if you were a true fan.
BTW... Paul Trynka lied to you about EVERYTHING.
Shame on you for being so gullible.
Oh wow, Syd Griffin, of the Long Ryders and what the press called the Paisley Underground, The Now, my band loved it. Rickenbackers and Sweetheart of the Rodeo era Byrds and fringe suede jackets. Should be a retrospective of this little known movement.
each time I listen I like it better.
I am 68 years old and I always heard and thought that Brian Jones started the band.
You were wrong, Berton...
What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
Thank.youf
Such.a.interesting.documentayon.rolling.stone
You're welcome. Thanks for watching?
Yep.Alan......you've just been to "rock school"
👍😂Love.your.sarcasm...........
I enjoyed the rare video ,
Bill way
An great man loved charlie
THE best Band ever ROLLING STONES in the World 👍❤❤❤❤
55:44 "Does this face look like it's been to the fountain of youth?" gets me every time!😆
Lots is misinformation in this:
At: 7:37 it's stated:The Rolling Stones actually pretty kinda started a band called The Little Boy Blue and the blue boys and at 8:56 eventually Mick and Keith welcomed Brian Jones and Bill Wyman, this is historically incorrect, Mick and Keith saw Brian playing slide guitar at the Ealing Club and asked if they could join his band he was starting,then Bill joined then Charlie last. ain't no kinda started about it.Also at 29:10 states: however during this period Brian Jones addictions spiraled out of control, Um Brian wasn't a drug addict junkie, in fact in 67 when he was in a hospital in France for being drained, they considered Brian a role model patient and the head nurse Mrs. Gillett in recent years spoke very highly of Brian and the nurses loved him. Also he wasn't fired,he left the band and Bill Wyman states on video how they were still good friends. Mary Hallett was the grounds keeper at Cotchford Farm when Brian brought it in Nov 68 and Brian said he would only buy it if she could stay on as grounds keeper. May wanna do a little more research.
Such a lot of incorrect info here. There are much better and older sources that have taken pains to research their content. If you plan to learn ANYTHING on the internet, please use several sources.
I don`t like these kind of doku too.They want the people to think that Jagger/Richards formed the Stones . Some let Brian totally out, horrible. Mainstream shit.
46:48👈🏻 😂
Wrong. The core of the Rolling Stones was a;ways and still is Keith and Mick. They were together and playing long before they ever met Brian. Brian did not have a band because he didn't get along with anyone. Jones was above all an alcoholic and as he started taking amphetamines and acid he went downhill very quickly. He WAS fired for being a drunk and tripping more than he wasn't and his drug convictions meant he couldn't get a work Visa to tour. Jones could no longer function as a musician or even a human being.
The night he died he was found to have been taking huge amounts of amphetamines and then sedated himself with enough booze to cause him to pass out and sink to the bottom of his pool,,,he didn't even really drown. There wasn't enough water in his airway to technically call it a drowning he just stopped breathing and sank. Had he not killed himself that night he was n't going to live much longer anyway.
Jones was a talentless poser, a malignant narcissist, a psychopath and a waste of space. No one who knew him well liked him at all for very good reasons.
BTW Paul Trynka lied to you about EVERYTHING..
YES EVERYTHING!
This video is a refreshing representation of the truth about Jones.
Since I knew him personally and in the flesh, while the know it a all's have merely read books....you loose, and I win. It's like bigfoot. Anyone can get a monkey suit and take fuzzy pictures. Whose 9 feet tall to wear the costume? The top ten hits just stopped coming and never really returned. The few good on'e Mick and Keith did write never charted quite as well if at all. Those are the undeniable facts. If you like Tumbling Dice, good for you, but it's not a classic like Satisfaction.Give me fact's not a "follow the heard" opinion. Start Me Up was their last top 10 hit, am I right? 40 years ago? Wyman was the only one to vote against the exit.
Superb band and well put together documentary 👏
Thank you , many obscure film/video /interview, parts , yes some Disputed parts , will always be ,yet the rare video I enjoyed , somebody must of said No to the Altamont footage parts where they threaten to stop ,overall its all been said before by whomever , The Rare Footage a delight to See , under any ,stipulations or mixtures thereof They are The Greatest Band of All Time .I like Hackney Diamonds ,theres a return to Roots , pervading it ,
"Satisfaction" and "Start Me Up" will always represent the guys.
The Top 5 albums of the Summer of love were
Sgt.Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. == Beatles
The Monkees == Headquarters
The Doors == The Debut Doors Album
Jefferson Airplane == Surrealistic Pillow
The Stones == Flowers
They have so many better songs than those two... personally if I never heard them again I wouldn't mind...Torn And Frayed, Hand Of Fate, Stray Cat Blues, Sway, Dancing With Mr. D, Time Waits For No one, Down In The Hole and Ventilator Blues are all way better tunes
@@Mike-hh3cxHave to disagree with Dancing With Mr D ,but agree with the rest
Hendrix??????
😂I LOVE Stray Cat Blues and the even more obscure Hand of Fate. Stones have so many great songs that most people aren't aware of hidden away on their not too well known albums!😂
also Time Waits for no One is a great Track!
Charlie left us
The Stones still rock
The Rolling Stones são quase uma religião, são incríveis! ✌😎🇧🇷
Mick & Keith are still going strong it would seem. I will always love Keith for being as cool as he is. He once when asked what was it to being cool responded you either are or you're not. Open and shut case. I read his book Life and found it refreshing that he wrote it himself and it is a brief account of what is a much more variable experience. All lives are. The Glimmer Twins are so romantically decadent. But so full of life and lore.
Stones had the longest hair ,then the Beatles. I will ❤❤
The Stones and Beatles till I die . MICK BEST FRONT MAN🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎛🎛🎛🎛🎛🎛🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
❤the greatest rock and roll ever 🎉
Talk is Cheap.... Is an EXCELLENT album. Keith Richards solo songs on every Stones album.🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
I haven't missed a tour since 1978
I always found it incredible how the British kids embraced and welcomed our blues culture... and the American kids farted it off...
New single "Angry" "FUCKIN EXCELLENT SONG VERY
CATCHY !!! And Video.
-I enjoyed the footage and interviews in the documentary but the information in a lot of places is inaccurate. Thanks for posting it.
Making the boys the Kings Mick and the boys
The Blues and Soul music came int0 Britain not just via the ports of Liverpool, London, Bristiol, but Discos for American service men starioned in the Uk in small towns near the Bases they were stationed at.
Rest In Peace Charlie best band drummer in history
TRES Cool
I know everything about the guys I need to know. Many books and docs about them
No need to watch this then.
Much of what you think you know are lies.
Nothing new here on the Stones, but still fun. After all, anything with the Stones is cool.
Great documentary.
Thanks for the nice words!
bien,good.fantastic,etc.
Love 'em or hate 'em, you've gotta love The Stones!
Great music, for a start, everything else is just a bonus.........
There's no better frontman than Mick + Keith is everything a rock star should be, he makes it look fun + always appears to be enjoying himself.
The Rolling Stones are a Rock n Roll band........... They might even be THE Rock n Roll band???............. or I might be talking out of my arse?!?!? (the consensus opinion)
keith is my goat possibly.... he starts off so many tracks w his guitar and he jus kills it....there is a reason they sold so many records this band has had the longest run of all time maybe too! jus an amazing band im 45yo and ive always loved the rolling stones call me old or call me whatever but idgaf i ius love em ... ive done the cock strut before im a goon i know
Brian Jones the founding
*Rolling Stone*
was already accompanied by
Bill Wyman and
Charlie Watts -- at
Klooks Kleek venue in
west london, proprieter
Alexis Korner -- before they
invited Jagger and Richards ...
What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
@@williardbillmore5713 will u hav a happy day with prehistoric wyman watss stuart korner doin'
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RIP Charlie
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Keith's band was Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys. Brian had no band anymore at that point. He asked Kieth if he could join Keith's band with the ONLY guy who answered his advert, IAN Stewart.
Keith agreed.
*“The band is really an amalgamation of two bands. The one being an R&B band I formed about a year ago, and the other being a group run by Mick and Keith in S.E. London. I was introduced to Keith and we decided to pool our resources, so with Stu from my band, and Mick from Keith’s we became the nucleus of the ‘Stones.’”* --- Brian Jones, in an authenticated and verified letter to a fan telling how the band that became the Rolling Stones got together
The myth that Brian decided to form a band and auditioned every member and hand picked who he wanted is a blatant lie and over the years it has become a widespread myth. The fact is that Brian joined Keith's band and then that band changed their name to the Rolling Stones.
I was always under the impression that Brian Jones started the band. Picked Kieth and Mick, chose the style of music they would play and also named the band
You were wrong Mr Steve
What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
@@williardbillmore5713 😂😂😂😂
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Jones#:~:text=Lewis%20Brian%20Hopkin%20Jones%20(28,leader%20of%20the%20Rolling%20Stones.
I have not heard the new album. I like many of the old songs like "Playing With Fire", "Paint It Black," and "Under My Thumb." I am sure it will be a great album. I like "Tumbling Dice" and many more songs like the one Mary Ann Faithful wrote that Mick recorded.
Mary Anne Faithful didn't write shit.....Lee Deuce former Baltimore stripper aka Jack the stripper.
The great thing with today's technology is its so easy to sample all the new stuff - and then decide whether you want to buy, or just keep streaming...
27:16 The result of the Beatles traveling to India wasn't the album 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'. They had already recorded and released that album. The songs they wrote while in India became 'The White Album'.
And then,after all that peace and love, the Beatles sued each other.
Hokum - it was Brian Jone's band originally - he paid wages to Mick and Keith (when he felt like it !). Mick and Keith eventually took over as front men - even though Brian was probably the best musician in the band - but not the best person !
Jones was a poser and a talentless hanger on.
He did not found the Rolling Stones. He joined Mick and Keith's band that had been together for almost two years.
Too bad he couldn’t sing or write songs.
Yes - overall not a very nice individual but despite the singing / song writing he was a talented musician. If hed been allowed to live on, who knows what else he'd have done.@@maryr9398
His sorry ass couldn't touch Mick Taylor on guitar
What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
Their band was Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys. Brian had no band anymore He asked Kieth if he could join their band with the ONLY guy who answered his advert, IAN Stewart.
Keith agreed.
“The band is really an amalgamation of two bands. The one being an R&B band I formed about a year ago, and the other being a group run by Mick and Keith in S.E. London. I was introduced to Keith and we decided to pool our resources, so with Stu from my band, and Mick from Keith’s we became the nucleus of the ‘Stones.’”--- Brian Jones
The myth that Brian decided to form a band and auditioned every member and hand picked who he wanted is a blatant lie and over the years it has become a widespread myth. The fact is that Brian joined Keith's band and then that band changed their name to the Rolling Stones.
*What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
Eric Burdon at 14 was hanging around the music venue in Newcastle meeting Louis Armstrong and Bo Diddeley and he also was inspired in the 1950s and was performing old blues music very early 1960s. They dont get the recognition they deserve but were clearly a working class band and not the fashion.
Mick and keith and almost like an old married couple they bicker but still love each other
Velvet ! The best !
Froch desperate for Rob to make excuses for him in the first Groves fight but Robs not having any of it. Love it.
Hard to believe Charlie Watts has been gone for over 2 yrs now. Will they keep on Rockin'?
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"We need to start thinking about the world were going to leave behind for Keef Riffhard"
without the Beatles there is no Rolling Stones.
Mick & Keith & Stewart?had a band ‘little boy Blue & the Blues boys ‘.Brian asked them to join him because he didn’t have a band at the time. So they all got together & Bill Wyman joined later & finally Charlie joined . So who started The Rolling Stones ? Brian brought them together sort of ?
Fun to watch documentary. I feel like you’re gonna throw in some more stuff like the hiring of Nick Taylor, also, Brian Jones was physically emotionally abusive to Anita, and I got to the point where he was being physically abusive, and Keith simply got her out of the hotel room, that’s how that happened to save her from being beaten up you sure have included the fact that yes, the Hells angels killed a guy, but he was approaching the stage with a pistol his hand. This can be seen in the movie about Altimont gimme shelter .I kind of want to hear some tidbits on things like what is this song paint it Black about. anyway, it’s kind of a short video about decades of information cell there’s that
It's Mick Taylor
2 of them and one of them so in many ways they were asking him to join them. I believe he did place the ad in the paper. I pretty much go with what bill Wyman said. Anyway you slice it or dice it there are the 3 original members
What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
Keef is still the epitome of cool. Look at my guitar- its tuned to open G for a reason.
How could anyone tell by looking at your guitar that it's tuned to open G?
Keith has that artful dodger look with his top hat. He looks babacool.
2:10 How does Sid Griffin get into all these British rock documentaries? He wasn’t there for the beginning of The Beatles, Stones, etc.-he just knows all the stories and tells them like he was, droning on and on. He was born in 1955; bet he wasn’t hanging with the Stones when he was 10.
Time capsule.
Read comments before watching the docu. The Stones are My band,but I'll pass on watching this one!
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I saw The Rolling Stones at the Syracuse Carrier Dome N.Y. in 1989, AWESOME show. After the show there was a light rain falling on all the ladies wearing their Stones Logo tongue/lips T-shirt and it became the biggest Wet-T-shirt show with Mick’s lips licking most all the women. It was awesome.
the trouble with historians is ...they were not there/THERE>.M n K thought before writing all the songs also/ALSO afterwards but it has ALWAYS BEEN GREAT.they were and are COMMUNICATORS...sharing INFORMATION.
The greatest (in Brian's band(andin
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The Beatles went to India AFTER Sgt Peppers, not before.
Wonder what other information in this documentary is wrong.
Hello, do you have some documentaries about pink floyd and THE WHO?
No mention of how the Beatles opened doors for the British Invasion.
I thought Brian put out an ad and that's how they got together..?
What were you doing before you joined? ( Mick and Keith's band) .. *Um... well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith* ...---Brian Jones talking about joining the Blue Boys
Jones had no band at the time. As he says he was UNSUCCESSFUL at getting a band going.So he met up with Mick and Keith and joined the Blue Boys.
The only one Brian "recruited" was pianist Ian Stewart.
Tina Turner taught Mick how to move on stage.
I really miss her.
The Real Horror has a name!
They made a few memorable records, full stop
The claim has been made that Brian Jones never wrote anything and could not. This is false. Brian Jones wrote the soundtrack of the movie A Degree of Murder.