I was only 10 years old, but I remember this show. My older sister was screaming in front of the TV so loud I could barely hear the music. She wouldn't shut up.
I'm 70 also .Saw the Stones on Hollywood Palace. Brian and Mick looked hunched over to me . I was 13 years old . I thought they were so cool , I started stooping over . I've had bad posture ever since .
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@@SuperAnimelover100 Brian was playing solo on the harp ( harmonica ) , on I just wanna make love to you . Sort of looked hunched over at the microphone and Mick looked a bit the same at the Mike on the stand ( maybe the mike was too low on the stand ) . I believe the other song was Not Fade Away .
Ed Sullivan almost singlehandedly introduced Rock music to the US Television audiences, AND he even allowed them to play 'live' on TV. It is great to hear the drum in the mix with compliments of Charlie Watts' humble smile
@Joan In Florida Ed Sullivan and his show were so important because that was all we had in those days. Back then, we only had three TV networks, and his show was the only place to be on Sunday nights, and what he offered was so unique. He wanted something of interest for all audiences. Rock 'n' roll acts, still controversial, were not included on other shows at the time. Ed included them. And Ed's insistence that individual artists or groups play their music live gave a freshness and immediacy to their performance. They couldn't fall back into the comfort of lip-synching their way out. They had to perform, live, what got them on that stage in the first place. And if you really enjoyed a performance by someone like the Rolling Stones, you only got to see it...once. No one had home taping devices in those days. If you wanted to see that same performance by the Rolling Stones a second time, your best hope was seeing it in a summer rerun. His show really was a Sunday night institution. You're right. A person today can't really appreciate it unless they were around back then.
@Joan In Florida It's crazy to realize Sullivan was old enough to be their grandfather, yet unlike many others in his generation, he embraced the new music. He gave them a platform.
@Joan In Florida He really does, and I'm glad he finally has a TH-cam channel. Probably one of the least bigoted television hosts of his time. Took a lot of heat for giving black artists air time.
Turn the bass up and listen to his runs. The man traveled the length of the neck, up and down, and back up again. When he joined the Stones, he was 27. Five years older than the others. He was hired because he brought his own amps.
I always noticed that too and I assumed that he must have started out playing an acoustic, upright double bass. That is until I learned that when Keith wanted a double bass in Ruby Tuesday Bill was unable to play it by himself.
@@dans9463 Bill was always the performance opposite of Mick. Mick is one of the most animated front man anywhere. Someone had to stand still just for balance.
@@WilmerCook Sometimes all the senior classes participated in the fight - it was about 100 people on each side, as a result, the police arrived on motorcycles and detained the instigators of the fight. When they began to investigate the cause of the fight, the school authorities were shocked. In the Soviet Union, schoolchildren had to sing songs about Lenin - that Lenin is the most humane person, that Lenin will be always alive. Or sing songs about the Communist Party, that the Party is our helmsman.)))
@@igorturchinyuk151 so were you a Beatles fan or Rolling Stones fan. When we got out of high school in 1965, the cold war was on, we all thought tomorrow could be our last day. Then the Vietnam war, to stop communism. We didn't see much hope so WE became anti war, left wing socialist's. And went to Rolling Stones Concerts, the Beatles quit Turing.
Got to meet Keith Richard on their steel wheels tour, while doing stage security, I needed a special decoder to understand what he was saying, but he was a very friendly British bloke.
The Beauty of this is how awesomely RAW it is, ....yes it's 1965, so there's really no technical "polish" put on the audio, it's LIVE television, this is "strap it on, and go for broke" also for some FYI , this is their return performance after Ed Sullivan had vowed he'd never have them back again after their October 1964 show performance, some due to their "appearance/grooming" and also how crazy the audience reacted, parents wrote to CBS and complained .....but , Ed Sullivan, also was smart enough to recognize these guys were the "real deal" , just as important to showcase as the squeaky clean Beatles, DC5, etc. By the next time they returned (in color also) in '66 they were kings, ....Beatles, Rolling Stones, DC5, The Animals ....Kinks, what great time to be a teen!!!
My mam saw them live in 64 n 65, she passed xmas just gone, she had all the early stuff on the decca label n my16 yr old son now has these treasures, 3 generations been touched by the stones x
I’m 48 and have been a stones fan since I can remember but this is the first time I have seen this footage man. Flipping great I love the blues song. Groovy Baby.
@@davidhallett8783 Yeah, what hooligans! As Keith said, "Coppers going after 5 little Herberts." That was the least of what they did anywhere. (Except Charlie)
my first concert, nov 1st, 1964, climbed through a window at the 3000 seat long beach municipal auditorium to see these guys, i had just turned 16. what a memory.
no other country in the planet comes close to Britain when it comes to the greatest bands ever . the stones.the Beatles . the who at the top the tree . and many many more .
If it weren’t for Britain, the oldies stations would be playing Pat Boone and The Singing Nun now. USA rock fans were willing to let rock & roll fade, regarding it as only a fad. There’s the off-chance that maybe the Pacific Northwest scene (The Kingsmen, The Sonics etc) would have exploded and filled that vacuum similarly, but I doubt there was sufficient critical mass for that to happen. The Brits not only saved R & R from oblivion, they reinvented it while preserving rock’s rawness and coolness. I’m saying this, and I live in Texas, with no personal connections with the UK.
True, they are light and play the blues very well. Brian is cool and played the slide guitar very well, as well as switching guitars on the second song. That was the sound Brian wanted in the Stones.
Mick Jagger has a very distinctive voice that was made for Rock 'N Roll. He is a real natural for this genre. The most amazing thing is that he has so many different voices for different songs. He was the difference-maker for the Rolling Stones became one of, if not THE greatest band ever.
It's funny the first time I saw Mick Jagger on Ed Sullivan it was love at first sight. I always loved the Stones and especially Mick those lips omg 🥰 To this day I still love them never stopped. They are the greatest band in existence that lasted the longest of any group ever. I saw the Stones 3 times in my life. Love you Mick 💖💞💓
My favourite times are back in the 1960s ! I loved all the songs from the early days . Flowers , Englands Newest Hitmakers, Hot Rocks ! All of them , Decembers Children is a special album in my heart ❤️! There’s so many early albums out there. I need to recollect all of them again. 😊❤🎸
min 9:18 Easy-On and Pillsbury got the Rolling Stones doing ""2120 South Michigan Avenue"" as their soundtrack ...Pillsbury even got Jagger's harmonica!!!!HOLY SHHHHHHIIIIIEEEE!!!!!! 😎😎😎😎
Amazing that in 1964 The Rolling Stones play a traditional 12 bar blues on The Ed Sullivan Show. The Rolling Stones version of Little Red Rooster went to # 1 in the UK. To date, it is the only 12 bar blues song to ever go to # 1 in England. The Rolling Stones, along with The Animals, & The Yardbirds were responsible for introducing an entire generation of kids to American Blues. The first 4 Rolling Stones albums are full of American blues covers by Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, Big Bill Brunzy, etc... They would start a craze that would infect Rock N Roll for the next 20 years. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Canned Heat, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After, Johnny Winter, Taj Mahal, Mountain, Cream, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers, Free, to name a few, were all bitten by the Blues bug. Interestingly enough, the original bluesmen had their careers revitalized by these bands popularizing their songs. Around 1967, the original Bluesmen were playing on the same bill as the Rock N Roll artists. You might see Johnny Winter, Albert King, and Grand Funk on the same bill. Amazing.
@@OldiesMomma We need the Easybeats based on one great song? The Replacements, Art Lee's Love, Blue Oyster Cult, Billy Idol, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, America, Eddie Money, Big Star, Nick Drake, Television, New Order/ Joy Division, Slade, Warren Zevon, Small Faces, The Guess Who, Tears for Fear (well The one album I know is great) are more deserving. ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂.
@@williardbillmore5713 okay why don't you play a 10 note riff that makes it to #1 in 7 countries and #9 in Billboard 100. That song was written by Richards and Jagger taken from a Staples gospel song that didn't have that riff. Brian had talent and was taken too soon RIP
@@williardbillmore5713 Give it a rest Williard. No one is buying your Brian Jones hate. One of the most famous riffs in all of rock and roll. At least it had 10 notes. 7 more than Keith’s 3 note Satisfaction riff.
@@claudioarce5407 That riff did not sell the song. Keith and Mick's writing, lyrics and performances did. Without their song to accompany, what Brian did is just another Bo Diddley stolen lick. Ha ha ha ha ha ha
I remember this particular show when the Stones came on.They were part of the Best and Brightest of the British invasion. Great Sounds! The Ed Sullivan Show was of a variety type since the beginning of Commercial TV in 1949. They had great musical acts like Latino bands and trios from Cuba, Puerto Rico (where I'm located) and Mexico. Great sounds from both sides of the Atlantic. After Ed Sullivan went off the air, TV began dividing up into regions, multiple genres and Marketing zones. Rock had been the only unifying medium before that. It was later that Drugs took over the Rock Scene, the Viet Nam war was winding down and the rest was history.
Well from what I can remember in 1965 the Vietnam Nam scam was really getting wound up ! I was graduating from high school and near all my friends were getting drafted ! As myself ! It was a freaking bleeding mess ! The war then !And for me getting wounded in my shoulder brought me back to the states ! Although alot of youngsters it didn't always work out that way .
Who knew that these guys would still be doing music almost 60 YEARS LATER!!!!! Brian Jones was the glue at first, but, succumbed to his vice's.......then came a Rolling Stone of change through the years; all good 👍 RIP Charley indeed, and, to All the great rockers through the years that visited ED!!!!!!!
I remember finding one of my dad’s playboy magazines under the towels in our bathroom closet.. There was an article about Keith getting a blood transfusion in Europe.. (something like that). Looking back I can’t believe I actually read the article.. I think I was about 11.. well, 40 years ago.. lol
Oh boy...almost 60 years ago when society was still sane and safe...how young the lads were...RIP Brian & Charlie....hopefully still playing in a better world...
@@duffbaker9554 i was born. 5/29 /64. Was just 8 most. 1 week old..exactly..when this was filmed. Probsbly!!! Was slerping in my crib also..when they did this live..on the show..lol.
@@dylanwesley3964 You could hitchhike qall around, daily, and never have a problem. We walked to school every day too (M-F), never a problem, went to the movies with our friends at 8 years old, never a problem. You don't see this today and with good reason.
Awesome that Mick is playing the harp on the closing credits jam session.....seems early to me that he is playing, when I thought at this point in time Brian played the harp parts....even an old Stones fan can learn new things about these guys.....well done, thanks for posting.
What are you talking about "without the stupid dubbing"?? The girl-screams are dubbed. The Beatles ones were real, the Stones realized it would be good to copy that.
The Stones started out when I was in the seventh grade. I'm 72 now. Nobody rolls like the Stones ! Mick Jagger is the Frank Sinatra of Rock and Roll !! I've always loved 'em !!
The thing that I remember about the Stone's appearances on Ed Sullivan when I was a teenager, is having to sit through 50 minutes of Hungarian jugglers, dancing bears, dumb comedians, etc. My friends and I immediately formed a garage band, and I was the bass player. (Man, did I suck).'m 74 now, but was a rabid Stones fan in my teens and 20's. Cheers
That was with any band you wanted to see, he had some major crap on that show although I did get to see my dad appear on Ed with the Stan Kenton band circa 62.
@@mbriggs4627 We used to watch Sullivan usually at my grandparents house and Sullivan had different acts that some people hated but others enjoyed them. I liked the musical.groups but also appreciated other acts
When the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan the crowd sounded like Wembley Stadium. The audience response to the Stones sounds like a rowdy classroom in a state school.
To think that they were already 4 years in the making themselves a legendary Rock & Roll band is amazing. How time flies when you're having fun. I was twelve years old when I was watching this on mom & dad's tv. I had to ask for permission of course. Peace everyone.
I had just turned 18. Senior in high school as well.My folks did not care for these four lads from England! Mom shared age and birthdays with the pelvis so she had all his stuff but Did not care about the whole English invasion ! But she was from Knocksville, Tn.ha!
Saw this when I was a tot. Also saw The Beatles make their debut. I wasn't quite 4 years old, for that. This is probably my favourite early Stones' song, The Last Time.
I was only 10 years old, but I remember this show. My older sister was screaming in front of the TV so loud I could barely hear the music. She wouldn't shut up.
LOL! 😂😂😂
Omg. That made me laugh out loud for real! 😂
good motivation to hold your parents for ransom to get your own place
Why did girls scream? 🤣
Ed Sullivan should be in the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame. He did so much for it.
Absolutely he should. Great call!!
Excellent point!
Makes sense to me.
It’s become a joke, better to not get in the so called “fame”. I do want to visit museum though.
I think Ed himself could produce better music than some of the "musicians" we have today.
I'm 70 also .Saw the Stones on Hollywood Palace. Brian and Mick looked hunched over to me . I was 13 years old . I thought they were so cool , I started stooping over . I've had bad posture ever since .
LMAO !!🤣
Brian's guitar looked really big and heavy so maybe that's why but Mick hmmm
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@@SuperAnimelover100 Brian was playing solo on the harp ( harmonica ) , on I just wanna make love to you . Sort of looked hunched over at the microphone and Mick looked a bit the same at the Mike on the stand ( maybe the mike was too low on the stand ) . I believe the other song was Not Fade Away .
Bonafide Best Rock Band of All Time
...imo
Playing live, bloody fantastic for '65.
Ed's house band that night - right down to taking us out over the credits...killer.
It's absolutely crazy to think that almost 59 years later Mick and Keith are still at it.
playing garbage compared to this
I love how they put Charlie front and center.
Ed Sullivan almost singlehandedly introduced Rock music to the US Television audiences, AND he even allowed them to play 'live' on TV. It is great to hear the drum in the mix with compliments of Charlie Watts' humble smile
Word, homes. Charlie plays the SAME drum riff throughout "The Last Time", and it's metronomic. As it should be.
@Joan In Florida Ed Sullivan and his show were so important because that was all we had in those days. Back then, we only had three TV networks, and his show was the only place to be on Sunday nights, and what he offered was so unique. He wanted something of interest for all audiences. Rock 'n' roll acts, still controversial, were not included on other shows at the time. Ed included them.
And Ed's insistence that individual artists or groups play their music live gave a freshness and immediacy to their performance. They couldn't fall back into the comfort of lip-synching their way out. They had to perform, live, what got them on that stage in the first place.
And if you really enjoyed a performance by someone like the Rolling Stones, you only got to see it...once. No one had home taping devices in those days. If you wanted to see that same performance by the Rolling Stones a second time, your best hope was seeing it in a summer rerun.
His show really was a Sunday night institution. You're right. A person today can't really appreciate it unless they were around back then.
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@Joan In Florida It's crazy to realize Sullivan was old enough to be their grandfather, yet unlike many others in his generation, he embraced the new music. He gave them a platform.
@Joan In Florida He really does, and I'm glad he finally has a TH-cam channel. Probably one of the least bigoted television hosts of his time. Took a lot of heat for giving black artists air time.
I was just a kid, only 10 years old, and already Loved the British Invasion... This video is Gold. 😃👍🇺🇲
I’m going on 60! Born in 1964, I grew up listening to the Stones! Ever since I can remember! ‘Ride On Baby ! 🎸
Ed Sullivan, showcased a lot of musicians that went on to make it big.Ty for showing amazing groups with awesome music 🎶 🎵
Always loved it how Bill Wyman almost played his bass guitar like an upright bass
Me too.
Turn the bass up and listen to his runs. The man traveled the length of the neck, up and down, and back up again. When he joined the Stones, he was 27. Five years older than the others. He was hired because he brought his own amps.
I always noticed that too and I assumed that he must have started out playing an acoustic, upright double bass.
That is until I learned that when Keith wanted a double bass in Ruby Tuesday Bill was unable to play it by himself.
The audience can relate to Bill. Even though he's performing, he's also observing the performance. (by taking it all in)
@@dans9463 Bill was always the performance opposite of Mick. Mick is one of the most animated front man anywhere. Someone had to stand still just for balance.
When I was in school, half of our class were Beatles fanatics and the other half were Rolling Stones fanatics. Because of this, we fought constantly.
The Cool kids liked the Stone's, the rest liked the Beatles.
@@WilmerCook Sometimes all the senior classes participated in the fight - it was about 100 people on each side, as a result, the police arrived on motorcycles and detained the instigators of the fight. When they began to investigate the cause of the fight, the school authorities were shocked. In the Soviet Union, schoolchildren had to sing songs about Lenin - that Lenin is the most humane person, that Lenin will be always alive. Or sing songs about the Communist Party, that the Party is our helmsman.)))
Que tiempos aquellos.
Love them both.. it can be done..lol.
@@igorturchinyuk151 so were you a Beatles fan or Rolling Stones fan. When we got out of high school in 1965, the cold war was on, we all thought tomorrow could be our last day. Then the Vietnam war, to stop communism. We didn't see much hope so WE became anti war, left wing socialist's. And went to Rolling Stones Concerts, the Beatles quit Turing.
I loves Brian Jones! It was never the same without him.
Sure it was, although it was less blues-oriented.
All those bar chords? Any beginner could do that. The girls liked his hair do. Musically he contributed very little.
No Jones, no Stones imo.
Got to meet Keith Richard on their steel wheels tour, while doing stage security, I needed a special decoder to understand what he was saying, but he was a very friendly British bloke.
Brian's so proud to play his slide guitar in America. ;D
RIP Brian and Charlie. Gave the Stones their best sound especially Brian who never got his just credit. 😔
The Beauty of this is how awesomely RAW it is, ....yes it's 1965, so there's really no technical "polish" put on the audio, it's LIVE television, this is "strap it on, and go for broke" also for some FYI , this is their return performance after Ed Sullivan had vowed he'd never have them back again after their October 1964 show performance, some due to their "appearance/grooming" and also how crazy the audience reacted, parents wrote to CBS and complained .....but , Ed Sullivan, also was smart enough to recognize these guys were the "real deal" , just as important to showcase as the squeaky clean Beatles, DC5, etc. By the next time they returned (in color also) in '66 they were kings, ....Beatles, Rolling Stones, DC5, The Animals ....Kinks, what great time to be a teen!!!
You were there werent ya lover
Absolutely.I agree 100 percent.What a great period for listening and enjoying music.
The "end" of innocence 😆
The ground floor of rock n roll👊
"Strap it on and go-" You're right; I think Keith's lead break in "The Last Time" is live. Or sure looks & sounds it.
Byrds, Who, Spencer Davis Group, Pretty Things, Hollies, Searchers, Swinging Blue Jeans, Amen Corner. Yes....those were the days.
It wouldn't be The Rolling Stones without Mick Jagger! 🤩
My mam saw them live in 64 n 65, she passed xmas just gone, she had all the early stuff on the decca label n my16 yr old son now has these treasures, 3 generations been touched by the stones x
I love the Rolling Stones til this day.I'm still rocking to there music as a senior.
Hey...we know the words.😀
They're in our blood.
NO transfusion needed😁
Good
Brilliant Mega COOL best Band forever and ever thanks For Streaming 👍🎸👍🎸👍
Geweldig❤❤
I’m 48 and have been a stones fan since I can remember but this is the first time I have seen this footage man. Flipping great I love the blues song. Groovy Baby.
The perfect way to begin a Friday morning, the Rolling Stones.
It's been a great run boys. There will never be anything like you again. Thanks for all the music and fun!
We piss anywhere man
@@davidhallett8783 Yeah, what hooligans! As Keith said, "Coppers going after 5 little Herberts." That was the least of what they did anywhere. (Except Charlie)
Truth Indeed
Where ya going?
Incredible Talent from all especially Brian. Remarkable.
Thanks.
Brian is the best.
Ed Sullivan Show was the best lol. I remember this show and how my parents weren't impressed lol.
my first concert, nov 1st, 1964, climbed through a window at the 3000 seat long beach municipal auditorium to see these guys, i had just turned 16. what a memory.
Brian Jones (RIP) - The original Rolling Stones' "Swiss Army Knife" : fantastic Multi-Instrumentalist.
He just strums barre chords. Yawn
no other country in the planet comes close to Britain when it comes to the greatest bands ever . the stones.the Beatles . the who at the top the tree . and many many more .
😂don't forget the Sex Pistols😮
An American, Bob Dylan, was superior to all of them.
@@klausrain111and The Clash. The Mick Jagger's favourite punk band.
The Kinks!
If it weren’t for Britain, the oldies stations would be playing Pat Boone and The Singing Nun now. USA rock fans were willing to let rock & roll fade, regarding it as only a fad. There’s the off-chance that maybe the Pacific Northwest scene (The Kingsmen, The Sonics etc) would have exploded and filled that vacuum similarly, but I doubt there was sufficient critical mass for that to happen. The Brits not only saved R & R from oblivion, they reinvented it while preserving rock’s rawness and coolness. I’m saying this, and I live in Texas, with no personal connections with the UK.
I grew up in the early 60s watching the Ed Sullivan show it was awesome
Love how they get 2120 S Michigan Ave in during the closing credits.
This is the best I've seen of the Stones live.Classic footage.You can hear Brian's slide guitar better than in the original single.
Check out their performance in the 1964 TAMI show… incredible.
@@TheProfessorpat
Is there a link?
@@shirleya3615 Here’s the link: th-cam.com/play/RD8pdZJ7TkJQU.html&playnext=1
@@TheProfessorpat
Thank You so much.
What a Treasure! ❤️
True, they are light and play the blues very well. Brian is cool and played the slide guitar very well, as well as switching guitars on the second song. That was the sound Brian wanted in the Stones.
If anybody sees My Little Red Rooster... play that slide Brian..
old Stones were the best
Agree. These 5 are my favorite combination of Stones that Roll. Pure blues-rock, brilliant playing and Brian cooler than cool.
"Combination"? No, this IS the "Rolling Stones". Anything else is a diminishment. It was Brian's creation.
Best lineup
Brian. The coolest Rockstar there is and was. I wanted to dress like him and be him and I'm a girl!
@@caribman10 yes, it was Brian's creation. He wanted a more blues approach, not pop, like Mick wanted
I listen this song at 1967 in mexico and other called 96 tears of the cuestion mark group
Listening right now in 2024 to me the stones are the greatest r&b band in the world thanks for the upload 👍
My entire 60 years saw a functioning Rolling Stones. I’m grateful.
Love old Stones. Their best stuff IMHO.
She's like a Rainbow.
Mick Jagger has a very distinctive voice that was made for Rock 'N Roll. He is a real natural for this genre. The most amazing thing is that he has so many different voices for different songs. He was the difference-maker for the Rolling Stones became one of, if not THE greatest band ever.
Yes!! Very well said, love Mick. Especially his dancing performance art and singing!!
It's funny the first time I saw Mick Jagger on Ed Sullivan it was love at first sight. I always loved the Stones and especially Mick those lips omg 🥰 To this day I still love them never stopped. They are the greatest band in existence that lasted the longest of any group ever. I saw the Stones 3 times in my life.
Love you Mick 💖💞💓
Aww
Very sweet story! Seeing them perform live is phenomenal, eh? Mick owns that stage. Performance Artist Extraordinaire
DITTO
@@ginabadia2114 um... yeah 💋
I saw the Stones in 73-74 in Boston, again in 82 Anaheim CA, then in 2022-23, right after Charlie passed away. Bought their 1st album in 1963
Those were the days. Never fade away. Keep on Trucking.
Man those brothers can blues!!
Good on them for bringing live blues music to American TV
My favourite times are back in the 1960s ! I loved all the songs from the early days . Flowers , Englands Newest Hitmakers, Hot Rocks ! All of them , Decembers Children is a special album in my heart ❤️! There’s so many early albums out there. I need to recollect all of them again. 😊❤🎸
min 9:18 Easy-On and Pillsbury got the Rolling Stones doing ""2120 South Michigan Avenue"" as their soundtrack ...Pillsbury even got Jagger's harmonica!!!!HOLY SHHHHHHIIIIIEEEE!!!!!! 😎😎😎😎
Amazing that in 1964 The Rolling Stones play a traditional 12 bar blues on The Ed Sullivan Show. The Rolling Stones version of Little Red Rooster went to # 1 in the UK. To date, it is the only 12 bar blues song to ever go to # 1 in England. The Rolling Stones, along with The Animals, & The Yardbirds were responsible for introducing an entire generation of kids to American Blues. The first 4 Rolling Stones albums are full of American blues covers by Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, Big Bill Brunzy, etc...
They would start a craze that would infect Rock N Roll for the next 20 years. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Canned Heat, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After, Johnny Winter, Taj Mahal, Mountain, Cream, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers, Free, to name a few, were all bitten by the Blues bug. Interestingly enough, the original bluesmen had their careers revitalized by these bands popularizing their songs. Around 1967, the original Bluesmen were playing on the same bill as the Rock N Roll artists. You might see Johnny Winter, Albert King, and Grand Funk on the same bill. Amazing.
I was 5 and I watched this every week, especially if they had music guests like this one, 57 years ago.
No music collection is complete without the Stones.
We needed the easybeats and stevie wright to finish the list. ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂 . Have a great day🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@OldiesMomma We need the Easybeats based on one great song? The Replacements, Art Lee's Love, Blue Oyster Cult, Billy Idol, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, America, Eddie Money, Big Star, Nick Drake, Television, New Order/ Joy Division, Slade, Warren Zevon, Small Faces, The Guess Who, Tears for Fear (well The one album I know is great) are more deserving. ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂.
Those were the days, loved the Stones from day 1...
That guitar hook Brian Jones is playing is mesmerizing, what a talent
One of the best
@@williardbillmore5713 okay why don't you play a 10 note riff that makes it to #1 in 7 countries and #9 in Billboard 100. That song was written by Richards and Jagger taken from a Staples gospel song that didn't have that riff. Brian had talent and was taken too soon RIP
@@williardbillmore5713 Give it a rest Williard. No one is buying your Brian Jones hate. One of the most famous riffs in all of rock and roll. At least it had 10 notes. 7 more than Keith’s 3 note Satisfaction riff.
@@claudioarce5407 That riff did not sell the song. Keith and Mick's writing, lyrics and performances did.
Without their song to accompany, what Brian did is just another Bo Diddley stolen lick. Ha ha ha ha ha ha
@Rob Oh no! Really?
When did that happen?
Well it is a live show! And good camera work. .And they just wrote Satisfaction. Big things a coming.
Very cool that as the credits are rolling, the Stones are playing 2120 South Michigan Ave. from the 12x5 album released in 1964.
While Easy-On spray starch is being pitched in the foreground!😆
I remember this particular show when the Stones came on.They were part of the Best and Brightest of the British invasion. Great Sounds!
The Ed Sullivan Show was of a variety type since the beginning of Commercial TV in 1949. They had great musical acts like Latino bands and trios from Cuba, Puerto Rico (where I'm located) and Mexico. Great sounds from both sides of the Atlantic.
After Ed Sullivan went off the air, TV began dividing up into regions, multiple genres and Marketing zones. Rock had been the only unifying medium before that.
It was later that Drugs took over the Rock Scene, the Viet Nam war was winding down and the rest was history.
Well from what I can remember in 1965 the Vietnam Nam scam was really getting wound up ! I was graduating from high school and near all my friends were getting drafted ! As myself ! It was a freaking bleeding mess ! The war then !And for me getting wounded in my shoulder brought me back to the states ! Although alot of youngsters it didn't always work out that way .
and Little Red Rooster is a beauty as well. Love it!!!
Still somewhat young, fresh and somewhat wholesome.
When I was in junior high in my band we played this song. I'm now 70 and this is still soooooooo great.
Dan: Which song are you referring to? My guess is you played The Last Time.
Fairly easy, and with two distinct guitar parts, so it’s fun to play.
So.
Same here. Except I’m 72.
We were the Jaguars, played this song, loved every min. of it!
Red Rooster, classic blues👊👍👌😎
Mick in 1965 the rolling stones it's just all great and perfectional perforance
You guys sound as good now as you did then! And you guys look as good as you did then. Rolling Stones are the greatest rock band !!!!
Can you hear that? That's genuine excitement, something that is severely lacking in today's culture.
Ed was way hipper than anyone ever imagined.
Who knew that these guys would still be doing music almost 60 YEARS LATER!!!!! Brian Jones was the glue at first, but, succumbed to his vice's.......then came a Rolling Stone of change through the years; all good 👍 RIP Charley indeed, and, to All the great rockers through the years that visited ED!!!!!!!
I guess all the old warrants are forgiven. 😂
I remember finding one of my dad’s playboy magazines under the towels in our bathroom closet.. There was an article about Keith getting a blood transfusion in Europe.. (something like that). Looking back I can’t believe I actually read the article.. I think I was about 11.. well, 40 years ago.. lol
The Stones are still rockin' almost 60 years after this performance. No Stopping!
Not even to go to restroom !
True. But I seen um in 82? At L.A. Collision. Going strong . But now, like McCartney, oh well..
Granted I grew up seeing both in 60s. Lots has happened
69yrs in Oct 2022, I'm still rocking to the Stones, they keep these OL Bones Rocking. Long Live Rock!
Except for the great Brian Jones who entered the fateful 27 club. Besides Bill Wyman who left and Charles Whats who died at the age of 80.
The blues jam under the show's closing credits is perfect.
Really an excellent jam. Would love to have much more of this.
I love the show ,ed Sullivan, even this is 60 years ago ,its really entertaining, watching 19th of September 2024.
The Rolling Stones. Still great.
Oh boy...almost 60 years ago when society was still sane and safe...how young the lads were...RIP Brian & Charlie....hopefully still playing in a better world...
1965-regarded by many as the 'last year of innocence'..
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@@duffbaker9554 i was born. 5/29 /64. Was just 8 most. 1 week old..exactly..when this was filmed. Probsbly!!! Was slerping in my crib also..when they did this live..on the show..lol.
Jfk was assassinated 2 years before that
How is that sane and safe loo
@@dylanwesley3964 You could hitchhike qall around, daily, and never have a problem. We walked to school every day too (M-F), never a problem, went to the movies with our friends at 8 years old, never a problem. You don't see this today and with good reason.
I was only one year old at the time, but I remember..😉👍
At least it really was a live performance. So many 'live' performances are, in fact, just miming to pre-recorded and mixed renditions.
The stones got the girls screaming and that's what makes it all so great place and love ❤️❤️❤️😎😎
I don't realize how old I am until I listen to these guys
I was 5. I remember watching this.
I watched it sitting on the floor glued to the TV screen at age 5.
I was already a Stoner since 1962 when I first saw and heard them play . ✌️😎
Amazing Video! I thought I had seen every ES Stones performance. The actual live playing was pretty good!
"pretty good"! That's really fuckin' funny!
Awesome that Mick is playing the harp on the closing credits jam session.....seems early to me that he is playing, when I thought at this point in time Brian played the harp parts....even an old Stones fan can learn new things about these guys.....well done, thanks for posting.
Brian plays the harp on the studio recording.
How the fuck is Brian supposed to play the harp while he’s playimg the guitar?
This is a gem! Great early, clean performance, and did it without the stupid dubbing. Thanks for the post!
What are you talking about "without the stupid dubbing"?? The girl-screams are dubbed. The Beatles ones were real, the Stones realized it would be good to copy that.
The Stones Peace and Love ❤️❤️💙💙🎶🎵🎵🎶 Little Red ❤️ Rooster 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵😊😊❤️❤️❤️💙
My young teen years ….love the Stones!
It’s just wonderful to hear Rolling Stones before “satisfaction”, but! I love that song too!✌️
The Stones started out when I was in the seventh grade. I'm 72 now. Nobody rolls like the Stones ! Mick Jagger is the Frank Sinatra of Rock and Roll !! I've always loved 'em !!
“We’ve got a REALLY BIG show tonight”
We still Rocking with you Stones.
Hello 👋 Tracy
The thing that I remember about the Stone's appearances on Ed Sullivan when I was a teenager, is having to sit through 50 minutes of Hungarian jugglers, dancing bears, dumb comedians, etc.
My friends and I immediately formed a garage band, and I was the bass player. (Man, did I suck).'m 74 now, but was a rabid Stones fan in my teens and 20's. Cheers
howl on Mr. Wolf!!
You're the first to glom on the name.AhhOoh!
Let It Bleed 🩸
That was with any band you wanted to see, he had some major crap on that show although I did get to see my dad appear on Ed with the Stan Kenton band circa 62.
@@mbriggs4627 We used to watch Sullivan usually at my grandparents house and Sullivan had different acts that some people hated but others enjoyed them. I liked the musical.groups but also appreciated other acts
I'm getting old, I remember watching this.
Charlie, Oh Charlie! Rest in Peace Man! Forever!!! 🙏🏻 ✨💫🌟
Happy 80th, Mick!
I remember seeing this! I was 10 and enchanted, still am :)
Love it when they play Howlin Wolf's Little Red Rooster 💙
Hello 👋 Marie
Willie Dixon wrote " Little Red Rooster " .
@@tommurphree5630 yeah!
How are you doing? Hope you’re having a wonderful day?
Thank you for this comment Tess, like it.🤣😄😁🤣😄
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Man is this special or what😁💝Love The Rolling Stones Jam..Bad @$$! Always!💯😍👍😫
Hello 👋 Mary
Hello Ross
@@maryben-mcd6562 how are you doing? hope you’re having a wonderful day?
@@rossscott1922 Good😁ty. Happy 1st Day Of Summer!🌻✌️
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I would like to get to know you better if you don’t mind? Where are you originally from? And where do you currently live?
Almost exactly a year after the Beatles' first performance on the Ed Sullivan show in Feb 1964.
When the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan the crowd sounded like Wembley Stadium. The audience response to the Stones sounds like a rowdy classroom in a state school.
I haven't been born yet, but I think I will like this music someday.
Rolling stones. Oh yeah.!!!
ONE OF THE GREATEST TELEVISION BROADCASTS IN ....ROCK & ROLL HISTORY...!!!........THNX MR.SULLIVAN
And they're still belting it out in 2022!
This is so cool to see the Stones so early in their career when they were a real R & B band
I wonder who Jagger made eye contact with at 4:42 , what confidence and charisma ! He's the rooster !
The machine operator he'd later meet at the bar, she looked around 30, btw..
Bet she ever forgot it either, know I wouldn’t!👀😍🤩
Ed Sullivan was babysitting rock n roll back then
To think that they were already 4 years in the making themselves a legendary Rock & Roll band is amazing. How time flies when you're having fun. I was twelve years old when I was watching this on mom & dad's tv. I had to ask for permission of course. Peace everyone.
I had just turned 18. Senior in high school as well.My folks did not care for these four lads from England! Mom shared age and birthdays with the pelvis so she had all his stuff but Did not care about the whole English invasion ! But she was from Knocksville, Tn.ha!
Saw this when I was a tot. Also saw The Beatles make their debut. I wasn't quite 4 years old, for that. This is probably my favourite early Stones' song, The Last Time.
Love your picture, so funny.
They seem to be some very talented lads..hope they succeed 😄
Keef broke a string right after the solo on "The Last Time". Charlie wasn't even on the stool when they started!
Had to pee right before the last minute or so...
The Stones, like the Beatles were the real deal when it came to playing live. Great old footage.
If it wasn't for the Beatles Could of the Stones been as successful at the earlier part of their career as they were ???
Nah. Led Zeppelin and The Who were the real deal live. Zeppelin thought nothing of a 3 hour concert.
Amazing. Still magic after all these years.