For some reason watching Rolling Stones concerts from around this time makes so emotional and just feels like coming home and it reminds me life can still sometimes be beautiful
No smoke and mirrors - this is the real deal. This is the Stones raw, real and ready - 47 years later they hit me in my guts and balls like no other band - God bless Mick and Keith and all the others who have supported their vision.
Was thinking same thing. I've seen that also watching American Woman when Bachner was playing one of the best solos of all time. They were filming bass player.
They did, & still do, what they’re told to do. Everything in the music business is orchestrated (by business geniuses). Most of today’s heavy metal & rap music is packaged & sold to make kids feel tough just like “alternative music” exploits teenage angst. None of it is by chance or accident and it’s designed by old white men. Thats why you never hear any musician 💩 on record executives despite them keeping a huge chunk of their earnings. As powerful as guys like JayZ & Diddy are they’re still at least 2 rungs from the top.
23 years spent listening to all music from metal to jazz … in my personal opinion Rolling Stones is the greatest thing happened to humankind. Unreachable. I love Beatles and Zep but they’re not even close. Stones are legends.
I am always amazed how Mick manages to keep on singing seemingly without breathing plus dancing and moving the way he does...no backing vocals either in this version. Incredible talent.
Adrian Trott. You're right Mick Jagger is incredible ! I think he often gets taken for granted in some ways. He has always been genuinely interested in absorbing new music as the Stones have gone along. Unlike Keith who very stuck in his ways !
@@petermills2061 Keef will always be Keef which is great for posterity but like you said, Mick keeps branching out...but the duo have given so much over the years...Love em both.
@@rockhardrockmetalpop Oh absolutely ! When I fell in love with the Stones as a boy in 1969 I had no idea I'd backed such winner !! It's their genuine differences that make things uniquely 'Stonesy' both musically & in their indestructibility ! Which is truly amazing.
You're right, I love the bass here too! I actually never noticed the difference to the studio version, because I mainly listen to this live version (it's perfect in my opinion, the only thing missing is the choir). The bass in the studio version is really different, here it's better in my opinion. More mature, interesting and groovy. Hats off to Taylor for his ideas, but Wyman did it better :)
Well said. When these guys are gone ( and other rockers of that generation) a great void will exist in a by gone era when bands actually worked together under amazing circumstances creating albums that would become the sound tracks of many our lives.
Very well put , I play a lot on here so the newer generation can maybe learn something from what kind of music we endured in our generation because it want get no better than what we had .
Mick is such a fucking legend for performing this one without any help from backing vocalists. The studio version comes at you with what feels like an entire wall of voices, yet here I don’t miss them.
the Stones are the greatest ROCK N ROLL band ever!!!!! and this era, GOLD!!!!!! plus Tumbling Dice, wow this song is insaaaaaaaaanely good, its just so so so amazing, one of their most well written songs.
The Taylor Rules: 1. Always in tune and time; 2. Never overplays; 3. Has truly epic speed chops--his technique is so pure that one doesn't realize how fast he can play. Neither Page nor Clapton can match his flawlessness at pace. Beck is close, but Taylor's superior gift is that he can raise a song to brilliance as the player. Some illustrations on this version of TD--the solo is short and simple. No need to gild the lily on one of the great tunes in the rock cannon. And listen to what he does on rhythm between about 2:57 and 3:18. Brilliant. And, by the way, this is live.
While listening to Clapton and Page, you sometimes think to yourself “ man i wish he’d play this there” while listening to MT he plays those little fills in your head and it’s very satisfying.
Most melodic of many rock guitarists just listen to Winter and mick proves him self as one of the absolute best at translating a feel a solo should have without overplaying
... it's not rhythm, but lead that MT's playing, at least at the outset starting at 2:57... and, as subtle and brilliant as it may be, Keith is pissed -- at 3:09 you can see him yell across the stage; "Stop playing! Stop f'n playing!" ...
Awesome. The Rolling Stones may not have written the most consistent, best body of work, that honour goes to The Beatles, but they are the greatest band because of how long they have lasted, a true commitment to their music.
Jagger doing what he does best. He completely owns this song from start to finish. A man at the very height of his powers. The whole band was Rockin' etc...brilliant. I know what I'll be listening to on the way to work in the morning. Thanks.
Brilliant! I love this riff as much as any Keith ever wrote and the last minute of this track has Keith and Mick Taylor in perfect sync, as this tracks really smokes all the way to the finish, what a groove! For all you youngsters out there, there is a reason why the Stones earned the label of the 'greatest rock and roll band in the world' and in their prime, from 1969-74, they were the best and this track is a great example of why they were considered the cream of our generation. Never been bettered before or since.
jt sword : Are you listening to the same song. MICK TAYLOR was a guitar god and the best musician on that stage. Bill and Jagger has said so in many interviews.
Bob Pelley : That’s easy. He was miserable. He had way to much class for them. They were always late , constantly partying and he was all about the music.
I saw them in 81. With family and friends we took up a whole row. It was nose bleeds but as a 15 yo at the time I didn’t care. It was my first concert😊
@@darrencbrown9991 he kept up with songs? LOL... dude he painted pictures around the songs... Ron Wood is the guy who has to keep up like his life depends on it... Mick Taylor IMPROVED them live...
Definitely a well-deserved classic. Upbeat, terrific, professional-sounding instrumentals, plus lyrics. Wonderful performances from them all, hands down.
@@lickitup323 yeah, factor in the Sex Pistols, Talking Heads, the Five, the Stooges, et al. Oh yeah, the Ramones and the Clash and Joy Division and Gang of Four and the Dolls and Patti Smith. !
Sean Truscott Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 times, You know that Buffalo called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA because of 1977 Blizzard. Wasn't funny the whole Country was making jokes about us. On the other hand who ever heard of 19 feet of snow in 1 winter & 80mph winds & City & Schools closed for 3 weeks. Were also known for 4 Lost Superbowls
Susan Atkins He was a great guitar player Sorry Thankfully they are replaceable! Mick did not Love it enough he hit the road after only 4 yrs in the. Money was tuff! He didn't have the famous fever bad enough the band was given a 2 second notice! I can look back and see onhis face that I know it's only Rock N Roll but I Love it just wasn't on his face! The Last thing a band needs to tour with with is more ! baggage! Sorry he did the right thing and yet they became The Best Rock N Roll Band in the world! Not gonna shed a tear over him!!! .
I saw them on this tour. They were at the very top of their form, played mostly from Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. Wonderous show in front of maybe 8000 in Charlotte. Stevie was great too. He was a hard act to follow, but they did and blew us all away. Unforgettable.
I'm 58 yrs old. Still love the Stones after all these years. Just nothing like them. They have such a great style and delivery. I was lucky enough to have met Mick Taylor in a bar in Minneapolis about 23 years ago. He was really down to earth and conversational. Saw the Stones a few times and they always put on a great show.
This whole concert dvd footage should be constantly playing in the main hall of a museum under a big neon sign that says “this is the a how-to on entertaining.”
nancy niblick Partridge Family my first music, Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 times. Yes that Buffalo that gets 10 feet of snow almost every winter & loser of 4 Superbowls
What planet are you on. The '72 tour is regarded as their best in terms of performance. As I recall, EOMS came out in 1972. And guess what, Taylor was there for all of it.
Rock solid. Bass, drums and the two leads...Mick Taylor...his joining the band lifted it to another level simply because he was a foil to Richards genius down sound. As one critic said, "When mike Taylor was added the windscreen became clearer."
Snowblind While I do think that this show is the best they sounded as a band. I do love their punk takes from that ‘78 show too. I love “Respectable” with a hoarse Keith singing backup.
I love how they do not try and copy their records. They play like a garage band back then, the best in the world but still, not like the best Stones cover band
Regarding the Stevie Wonder reference, my dad said that when he saw them in the early '70s, he was the opening act and that he was so loud, it was like he was he was trying to compensate for his blindness by making everyone else deaf.
Chuckie is one of a very rare breed of drummers that hears everything as he's laying down tempo. He just gradually rides this tempo up in this, exactly as was intended. Just excellent...played with a guy like this once. He could make anything you play sound like the best song ever. We both gave up pro music eventually but he never should have.
Mick T was Phenomenal on this and he was so POWERFUL every time hê dësêrvēs a Hànd Up, one of Greatest Guitar Players ever to touch an Ax, , jùs såyîn ¡😎♥️😎¡
I'm 58but I was never able to see Stones in movement back in the early seventies. It's so revealing to see Mick in raw concert movement and the outfits that didnt quite flesh out in still photos.this is greatly appreciated
Holy SHIT the sheer beauty of this music... The song itself is just so unbelievably well written, from the first riff which just rolls like an intense wave of bliss right into you, through the gorgeous licks, Mick's celebratory vocals and OF COURSE Mick T's beautifully fluid solos throughout, right up until the last second with the 'call and response' coda that is just perfection. AND just the way the Stones play this live here.... It's just what MUSIC is about.
Everything from 2:40 onwards 🙌🏻 Jagger’s amazing improv and feel, Keith tight on the riff with Charlie’s build up on the drums, Mick Taylor being Mick Taylor, Everyone and everything is perfect ❤️👅 long live the Stones
Absolutely agree! Seems it almost came to a halt and then the musicianship kicked in and nailed it! Keith and Mick get on it bout 3:10, and all really synch up bout 4:05
The best thing about these concerts from 1972 are besides Taylor the rythm playing by Keith which I think is perhaps I've heard him play. Also Mick's showmanship and the sheer interaction between the Glimmer Twins. I mean on 'Happy' there's such a wonderful energy when they sing together.
I was 8 years old when I first heard the rolling stones and I fell in love with them! Absolutely the best musical talented group of guys in the history of rocking roll! Love you!!!;
I sat 4th row center stage to all the night shows at Madison Square Garden for the 72 tour. They were amazing but I enjoyed the show in 69 slightly more. Maybe it was their first time at the Garden. They were so tight especially with Taylor playing most of the leads
Com 10 anos de carreira, os Stones juntaram tudo nesse album maravilhoso, estava ali, tudo que a banda tinha capitado na sua primeira década, Exilio Main Street é um retrato perfeito, um dos melhores álbuns da história, e tem sua síntese maior, nesse clássico, Tumblice Dice!
It was 2 guitars, a bass and drums. They just took it a different level. I was only 14 when I heard Exile on Main St Just blew me away..At that time they were the greatest band in the world. Still think of it today
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For some reason watching Rolling Stones concerts from around this time makes so emotional and just feels like coming home and it reminds me life can still sometimes be beautiful
Idk I just feel this music in my soul and heart and to be honest I’m fucking crying right now of just like this feeling I feel alive
im right with you max, this is just some beautiful shit that hits right in the soul
trueee
Absolutely feeling the same emotions! ❤️
Yes, so do I
Mick Taylor, greatest free agent acquisition in music history
Perfectly stated man (tips Fedora)
Would Joe Walsh to the Eagles be a close second then?
YES !
@@Jcperrin Yes, a very close second.
Keith Richards - pure Rock and Roll all wound up into one person.
no better band at playing straight up dirty rock and roll. best ever
There will never be another group as good as the Rolling Stones ever
There's other groups?
Am I the only one who dosent think the stones are that good? Mcjager cant sing
Hager has a fantastic stage presence
Hager sorry for the spelling
Amen
No smoke and mirrors - this is the real deal. This is the Stones raw, real and ready - 47 years later they hit me in my guts and balls like no other band - God bless Mick and Keith and all the others who have supported their vision.
The 1972 tour and this band with Taylor was the best in their long history
Actually, they were even better on the 1973 European Tour.
1978 some girls tour, how can you overlook Ronnie Wood
The '73 tour and bootlegs from it are even better.
The Rolling Stones in 1972 were absolutely the best band the world has ever seen. Love this song!!
Was lucky enough to see them in 72.I sent away for tickets in a lottery.I.screamed a lot with my friends.We were so exited!!
Until the Stones in 1973 topped the Stones from 1972.
This is the best period as the great mick Taylor, the finest guitarist the stones ever had , is seen here
note to cameraman: when Mick Taylor is playing an incredible solo, SHOW HIM the way you show Mick Jagger and Keith doing laps around the stage...
Was thinking same thing. I've seen that also watching American Woman when Bachner was playing one of the best solos of all time. They were filming bass player.
They did, & still do, what they’re told to do. Everything in the music business is orchestrated (by business geniuses). Most of today’s heavy metal & rap music is packaged & sold to make kids feel tough just like “alternative music” exploits teenage angst. None of it is by chance or accident and it’s designed by old white men. Thats why you never hear any musician 💩 on record executives despite them keeping a huge chunk of their earnings. As powerful as guys like JayZ & Diddy are they’re still at least 2 rungs from the top.
I could watch this a 1,000 times and never get tired of it....Keff is at his best!
23 years spent listening to all music from metal to jazz … in my personal opinion Rolling Stones is the greatest thing happened to humankind. Unreachable. I love Beatles and Zep but they’re not even close. Stones are legends.
Exactly my friend. Greetings From México City.
Yes they are!! I listened to it all man, every genre. And they take the top
I am always amazed how Mick manages to keep on singing seemingly without breathing plus dancing and moving the way he does...no backing vocals either in this version. Incredible talent.
Adrian Trott.
You're right Mick Jagger is incredible ! I think he often gets taken for granted in some ways.
He has always been genuinely interested in absorbing new music as the Stones have gone along. Unlike Keith who very stuck in his ways !
@@petermills2061 Keef will always be Keef which is great for posterity but like you said, Mick keeps branching out...but the duo have given so much over the years...Love em both.
@@rockhardrockmetalpop Oh absolutely ! When I fell in love with the Stones as a boy in 1969 I had no idea I'd backed such winner !!
It's their genuine differences that make things uniquely 'Stonesy' both musically & in their indestructibility ! Which is truly amazing.
@@petermills2061 Well said for sure!
It's called the power of cocaine
Wyman is actually adding a lot of groove, what a tasty bass !
...and he's attacking his work in that quintessential Wyman style.....minimalist body & facial movement👴😴
Mick Taylor played the bass on the studio version
Numerous sources, not least Wyman himself, and it’s on the sleeves notes to the album. But yeah, Bill does a nice job here...
You're right, I love the bass here too! I actually never noticed the difference to the studio version, because I mainly listen to this live version (it's perfect in my opinion, the only thing missing is the choir). The bass in the studio version is really different, here it's better in my opinion. More mature, interesting and groovy. Hats off to Taylor for his ideas, but Wyman did it better :)
Mick Taylor again, sublime
I can't watch The Stones live post 1985. This is the best.
I stopped seeing them after 87.They were great but I wanted to remember them in their earlier years
Dam its always so Fkin good to see Mick Taylor. Playing. The best Rolling Stones.
These cats are so much more than a band. They are a power statement for our generation, defiant of all stereotypes, an enigma of human splendor.
Perfect comment.
Well said. When these guys are gone ( and other rockers of that generation) a great void will exist in a by gone era when bands actually worked together under amazing circumstances creating albums that would become the sound tracks of many our lives.
Very well put , I play a lot on here so the newer generation can maybe learn something from what kind of music we endured in our generation because it want get no better than what we had .
So very true Mike , never forget my teenage years of the 70s , some of the best years of my life , with out a doubt .
Vickie S Mine to Vickie , Wish i could go back for a while . LOL
So much talent. Mick Taylor was awesome.
best line up. keith really digging in on the rhythm.
Keith too!
Wish he wouldn't have left the band.
It's good to see Bill Wyman dancing -- with his eyes...over the girls in the front row.
He is a good looking man
Best Stones line-up by FAR.
At this time no other band could touch them.
I love the Stones, but Zeppelin was up there for sure.
@@kornelmi21454 definitely not
Led Zeppelin say hi.... Pink Floyd are waving at you as well.
@@user-xn1bm2jo1n Oof definitely yes
Except for Led Zeppelin!
The best rock band of all time! The longevity, quality of songs, quantity of quality songs pushes them ahead of anyone else!
The Stones in their prime.
Bill keepin' it all together as usual - what a player...
Mick is such a fucking legend for performing this one without any help from backing vocalists. The studio version comes at you with what feels like an entire wall of voices, yet here I don’t miss them.
The groove on this song is sweet! Charlie and Bill were always holding it down 🥁 🎸
Tumbling Dice always gives me a happy melancholy nostalgic feeling.
It reminds me of summertime….
@@yragj6556 when the livings easy?
RIP Charlie Watts. The Real Beast! Aguante los stones, desde argentina se llora y se festeja!
Sí señor!
the Stones are the greatest ROCK N ROLL band ever!!!!! and this era, GOLD!!!!!! plus Tumbling Dice, wow this song is insaaaaaaaaanely good, its just so so so amazing, one of their most well written songs.
The Taylor Rules: 1. Always in tune and time; 2. Never overplays; 3. Has truly epic speed chops--his technique is so pure that one doesn't realize how fast he can play. Neither Page nor Clapton can match his flawlessness at pace. Beck is close, but Taylor's superior gift is that he can raise a song to brilliance as the player. Some illustrations on this version of TD--the solo is short and simple. No need to gild the lily on one of the great tunes in the rock cannon. And listen to what he does on rhythm between about 2:57 and 3:18. Brilliant. And, by the way, this is live.
Well said.
While listening to Clapton and Page, you sometimes think to yourself “ man i wish he’d play this there” while listening to MT he plays those little fills in your head and it’s very satisfying.
Most melodic of many rock guitarists just listen to Winter and mick proves him self as one of the absolute best at translating a feel a solo should have without overplaying
... it's not rhythm, but lead that MT's playing, at least at the outset starting at 2:57... and, as subtle and brilliant as it may be, Keith is pissed -- at 3:09 you can see him yell across the stage; "Stop playing! Stop f'n playing!" ...
Great comment.
Tumbling Dice. Beast of Burden. Brown Sugar. In. that. Order.
Tumbling dice, Beast of Burden, Let it bleed
Awesome. The Rolling Stones may not have written the most consistent, best body of work, that honour goes to The Beatles, but they are the greatest band because of how long they have lasted, a true commitment to their music.
When Bill Wyman holds his bass upright, it means stuff is happening!
😂
Jagger doing what he does best. He completely owns this song from start to finish. A man at the very height of his powers. The whole band was Rockin' etc...brilliant. I know what I'll be listening to on the way to work in the morning. Thanks.
Brilliant! I love this riff as much as any Keith ever wrote and the last minute of this track has Keith and Mick Taylor in perfect sync, as this tracks really smokes all the way to the finish, what a groove! For all you youngsters out there, there is a reason why the Stones earned the label of the 'greatest rock and roll band in the world' and in their prime, from 1969-74, they were the best and this track is a great example of why they were considered the cream of our generation. Never been bettered before or since.
joe smith in this performance mick was really fuckin up the roll in rock and roll. The stupid guitar shit hes doing right here wasnt the stones
jt sword : Are you listening to the same song. MICK TAYLOR was a guitar god and the best musician on that stage. Bill and Jagger has said so in many interviews.
Tempo seems off.
The Greatest Rock and Roll band till 2020!
Bob Pelley : That’s easy. He was miserable. He had way to much class for them. They were always late , constantly partying and he was all about the music.
They could play this cut for 20 minutes and I would love every second...
Yep. That lick never gets old
They sure were! Everything they play on this '72 tour is just so great.
I love this fucking band! It grabs you early on in life and takes you into senior citizenry.
One of the best stones songs ever!!
one of the best songs ever
Brings back memories. Saw them in July 1972 with Stevie Wonder opening. Tickets were a whopping $6.50 each. Those were the days!
I'm so lucky to have seen these guys in 81. Stones are just the whole package kick ass , rude and raunchy ....rock n roll as it should be.
I saw them in 81. With family and friends we took up a whole row. It was nose bleeds but as a 15 yo at the time I didn’t care. It was my first concert😊
Mick Taylor? One of the greatest incorporations of rock n roll history.
Exacto amigo!!
I definitely agree with that he was one of badass guitar player
He kept up with the songs very well
Darren C Brown : He took those songs to another level. He was awesome.
@@darrencbrown9991 he kept up with songs? LOL... dude he painted pictures around the songs... Ron Wood is the guy who has to keep up like his life depends on it... Mick Taylor IMPROVED them live...
I can tell Mick digged Mick Taylor wow what a fabulous guitar player such a smooth tone!
I love how Mick is talking to Charlie before they rock out on the outro. RIP Charlie!
Probably my favourite Stones track. And Mick Taylor on ‘Winter’
Definitely a well-deserved classic. Upbeat, terrific, professional-sounding instrumentals, plus lyrics. Wonderful performances from them all, hands down.
man, you can smell AND feel the funk...love the way these guys ARE their music. Rock On Forever, RS...
No grandma George Martin to clean things up. Warts and all.
Just so good! Pretty nice lineup, Jagger, Richards, Taylor, Wyman and Watts. A nice Five!
Hands down no question at this time the Stones were the best band in the world. You rock MICK TAYLOR and the best looking thing on that stage.
The 70's was the greatest era of music by far!
Sean Truscott sure was
@@lickitup323 yeah, factor in the Sex Pistols, Talking Heads, the Five, the Stooges, et al. Oh yeah, the Ramones and the Clash and Joy Division and Gang of Four and the Dolls and Patti Smith. !
Sean Truscott Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 times, You know that Buffalo called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA because of 1977 Blizzard. Wasn't funny the whole Country was making jokes about us. On the other hand who ever heard of 19 feet of snow in 1 winter & 80mph winds & City & Schools closed for 3 weeks. Were also known for 4 Lost Superbowls
Susan Atkins He was a great guitar player Sorry Thankfully they are replaceable! Mick did not Love it enough he hit the road after only 4 yrs in the. Money was tuff! He didn't have the famous fever bad enough the band was given a 2 second
notice! I can look back and see onhis face that I know it's only Rock N Roll but I Love it just wasn't on his face! The Last thing a band needs to tour with with is more ! baggage! Sorry he did the right thing and yet they became The Best Rock N Roll Band in the world! Not gonna shed a tear over him!!!
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I missed Im a some Girls era but my fav yrs was at the Marquee! Y'all check it out amazing !
Maybe the greatest rock n roll song ever. Incredible riff/ groove.
I saw them on this tour. They were at the very top of their form, played mostly from Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. Wonderous show in front of maybe 8000 in Charlotte. Stevie was great too. He was a hard act to follow, but they did and blew us all away. Unforgettable.
Mick Taylors little riffs in the verses make the 72|73 version amazing
I'm 58 yrs old. Still love the Stones after all these years. Just nothing like them. They have such a great style and delivery. I was lucky enough to have met Mick Taylor in a bar in Minneapolis about 23 years ago. He was really down to earth and conversational. Saw the Stones a few times and they always put on a great show.
Mick Taylor killin it with those solos
Keith didn't think so at 03:06 hahaha
This whole concert dvd footage should be constantly playing in the main hall of a museum under a big neon sign that says “this is the a how-to on entertaining.”
I think this is the best live version they’ve performed! Awesome!!
2:39 ...Thanks for all the help now, Charlie... Charlie Watts 1941-2021 R.I.P. (This Joint) Keep On Rolling
Love those subtle little drum rolls Charlie plays as Mick sings “You got ta ROLL me”…R.I.P Mr Watts
Always were and always will be the "Greatest Rock & Roll" band in the world.
nancy niblick Partridge Family my first music, Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 times. Yes that Buffalo that gets 10 feet of snow almost every winter & loser of 4 Superbowls
Zeppelin by miles. Sorry
@@Head318Hunter no way Jose
@@Head318Hunter no your wrong..sorry I like Led Zeppelin too.but Stones are the best ..case closed
@@Head318Hunter Led = plagiarism! .
What planet are you on. The '72 tour is regarded as their best in terms of performance. As I recall, EOMS came out in 1972. And guess what, Taylor was there for all of it.
Wow, wish I'd been at this gig!! Stones jus keep on rockin. R.I.P CHARLIE WATTS.
on this night, they might’ve actually been world’s greatest rock band
on many nights between 69 and 73
@@sticky-fingers The Mick Taylor years!
Rock solid. Bass, drums and the two leads...Mick Taylor...his joining the band lifted it to another level simply because he was a foil to Richards genius down sound. As one critic said, "When mike Taylor was added the windscreen became clearer."
Grooviest and bluesiest bestest version of them all
This is great, but I prefer the Texas 78 version. That version is kind of punkish
Snowblind While I do think that this show is the best they sounded as a band. I do love their punk takes from that ‘78 show too. I love “Respectable” with a hoarse Keith singing backup.
jr132 Shattered, Jumping Jack Flash, Whip Comes Down, and Imagination are at their best that show too
I love how they do not try and copy their records. They play like a garage band back then, the best in the world but still, not like the best Stones cover band
That’s bc of mick Taylor
Saw them in '75, SOOoooo exciting, wonderful, and fun - one of if not the best concerts I've ever seen!
goddamn this is one awesome fuckin performance........ the best version of tumblin dice you'll ever hear or see.......unless u were there
Pretty much peak Stones. There's a reason they're called the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band.
Best live version of Tumbling Dice
Just got new earphones. My GOD they sound fantastic. Holy shit.
the end was just AMAZING
pup lover I use headphones cause no one likes Rockn Roll music like me,
You mean the earphones, or the Stones???
I love the Stones and can’t get enough of them since the 60s.Mick Jagger can’t be beat and Keith Richards is great too.
If u like the Stones, you MUST have this concert. It's beyond words!
Regarding the Stevie Wonder reference, my dad said that when he saw them in the early '70s, he was the opening act and that he was so loud, it was like he was he was trying to compensate for his blindness by making everyone else deaf.
Chuckie is one of a very rare breed of drummers that hears everything as he's laying down tempo. He just gradually rides this tempo up in this, exactly as was intended. Just excellent...played with a guy like this once. He could make anything you play sound like the best song ever. We both gave up pro music eventually but he never should have.
What style did you play? Did you have a long career?
@@hardtohandleweddingbandent8653 Not really.
Band egos and life intervened.
@@jbm11235 It's never too late!
Mick Taylor. Legend.
these are basicly keiths riffs but mick taylor is a genius when it comes to fit in into it.
Bill wyman and his transparent bass! 👊
Mick T was Phenomenal on this and he was so POWERFUL every time hê dësêrvēs a Hànd Up, one of Greatest Guitar Players ever to touch an Ax, , jùs såyîn ¡😎♥️😎¡
I'm 58but I was never able to see Stones in movement back in the early seventies. It's so revealing to see Mick in raw concert movement and the outfits that didnt quite flesh out in still photos.this is greatly appreciated
Holy SHIT the sheer beauty of this music... The song itself is just so unbelievably well written, from the first riff which just rolls like an intense wave of bliss right into you, through the gorgeous licks, Mick's celebratory vocals and OF COURSE Mick T's beautifully fluid solos throughout, right up until the last second with the 'call and response' coda that is just perfection. AND just the way the Stones play this live here.... It's just what MUSIC is about.
First time seeing the Stones at the old Spectrum in Philly. From then on there's never been anything like the ROLLING STONES!
The easiest way to the sense the magnitude of their influence: imagine a world if The Rolling Stones never existed.
Nothing can top the '72 stones, at their greatest with mick Taylor....
if only they'd had the female backup singers back then this would be perfect. Still....a VERY nice version!
Mick Taylor was present and responsible for a lot of the best Stones music, in my opinion.
Best guitar lick ever played on a 5 string Telecaster with a capo
This song makes me happy, what else can one ask?!
1972 was a good year.
Denger lagu" RStone lawas serasa hidup d jaman nya lagi nih, uasyek...mangtabh....
Kaset pita dl dah pd ancooor...
Thanks YOU TUBE...👍👍👍
Everything from 2:40 onwards 🙌🏻 Jagger’s amazing improv and feel, Keith tight on the riff with Charlie’s build up on the drums,
Mick Taylor being Mick Taylor,
Everyone and everything is perfect ❤️👅 long live the Stones
And Bill Wyman.
Absolutely agree! Seems it almost came to a halt and then the musicianship kicked in and nailed it! Keith and Mick get on it bout 3:10, and all really synch up bout 4:05
The best thing about these concerts from 1972 are besides Taylor the rythm playing by Keith which I think is perhaps I've heard him play. Also Mick's showmanship and the sheer interaction between the Glimmer Twins. I mean on 'Happy' there's such a wonderful energy when they sing together.
Nice version, RS will remain in History as the best Rock and Roll Band ever
They will never be surpassed.
I was 8 years old when I first heard the rolling stones and I fell in love with them!
Absolutely the best musical talented group of guys in the history of rocking roll!
Love you!!!;
Great match with Mick Taylor and Keith Richards
Indeed, but MT and Bill Wyman - Well, this clip goes back to the classic days wouldn't you agree?
I sat 4th row center stage to all the night shows at Madison Square Garden for the 72 tour. They were amazing but I enjoyed the show in 69 slightly more. Maybe it was their first time at the Garden. They were so tight especially with Taylor playing most of the leads
Com 10 anos de carreira, os Stones juntaram tudo nesse album maravilhoso, estava ali, tudo que a banda tinha capitado na sua primeira década, Exilio Main Street é um retrato perfeito, um dos melhores álbuns da história, e tem sua síntese maior, nesse clássico, Tumblice Dice!
This is so raw! I love this song, it is sad and energic tune.
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Mick was exceptionally good in this video
Hello Cosmo Bos.....yes.....what kind of music training did he have ? Other bands he played in ? John from North Carolina.
Awesome !!! Keith sure knows about driving that full sound with his axe !!!
Hi everyone, I'm from the year 3041, The Rolling Stones are still playing. Their 434th record drops November this year!
The drummer is amazing
It was 2 guitars, a bass and drums. They just took it a different level.
I was only 14 when I heard Exile on Main St Just blew me away..At that time they were the greatest band in the world. Still think of it today
Remember this when it first hit the airwaves. And its as good now, as it was then. Old stones vids are awesome.