Mick Jagger JUST REVEALED What We All Feared
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- Mick Jagger Just Revealed What We All Feared
Lead singer and founding member of the Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger is one of the most successful singers of all time. With a career spanning over six decades, it is inevitable that his life and career would be embroiled with scandals, conspiracies and drama. However, despite the high press attention he has received all the time, there were still a few things only whispered in the dark that have been recently brought to light.
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Brian Jones was being interviewed with the rest of the band and he was asked what is the name of your band. Brian looked down at a muddy waters album and one song was called rolling stone so he looked at the guy and said we are the rolling stones.
A story Keith likes to tell, but it is only half true.
Right 👍
@@elenikorkodelaki2695What I said is right. Think about it. If they couldn't afford food to eat, do you really think they could afford a residential telephone in their flat at Edith Grove?
According to Keith's story they were sitting on the couch with Brian on the phone and all Brian had to do was to glance down at the Muddy Waters album on the floor to come up with the name. It is a fun story but it could not have happened like that.
Alex Korner came up with the idea for their name months before when Keith and Mick were sitting in with Blues Inc at the Ealing club and they performed Rollin Stone Blues.
@elenikorkodelaki2695 ❤❤hey you get off of my cloud
Brian J was on the phone, and was asked the name of the band, he looked down at a Muddy Waters album an so one of the songs called 'Rollin' Stone' and said 'Rollin' Stone', the name was quickly changed by the band to include the "g" they were missing! Today you can't have rock 'n roll without The Rolling Stones !!
Brian Jones was the founder of The Rolling Stones !!!
Not true The band began at least six months before Brian asked Keith if he and Ian could join Keith's band.
Brian Jones was a founding member
😂Sure 😅
😮😅😊 May the rolling Stones live forever and rock and roll history. God they got to be one of the longest bands that ever existed in rock and roll. I like some of their songs. They're very good and cool to listen to. Thank you.
👍👍👍👍👍
Get the facts straight, Brian Jones was the founder of the band.
Er war einer der Gründer aber sicher der mit am meisten Einfluss und können..
I wasn't there but those who were say 'Ian Stewart'
You are so correct thank you for posting that
@@claudiamoore7929 I have been watching the Stones for over 60 years. The facts over time get diluted.
Depends really who you ask. Brian was a bit established already. I agree with you, but we don't really know.
I'm quite sure Brian Jones was the founder
You are quite wrong.
"Let Mr Jones make your bones!" (line from a 1970s detective TV series) 😄
@@williardbillmore5713you are alive????
This is very sad but I’m glad they didn’t break up ! 🩷🐰🐇🌹
@@Bunbeck-pf9iw Jones was a malignant narcissist and a self centered psychopath. In his warped mind he was sure that the band could continue on, or produce anything if he was flat on his ass drunk all the time. He was sure that HIS behavior would end the band and that was his immediate goal.
He was very surprised and stunned when they continued to produce hit albums and songs without his participation, and especially stunned when they fired him and never missed a beat. It is a testament to Keith and Micks grit and determination that nothing was going to stop them and nothing did.
Brian was a loser and Rock and Roll won.
Mick Taylor was brilliant in the Rolling Stones. He added depths to the music.
Even Bill Wymann went on record to say that Brian started the band and named the band.
I remember an interview (it must have been about 100 years ago) when he said ""I can't imagine being 40 years old and jumping round a stage singing Jumping Jack Flash ". He definitely didn't have 2nd sight!
I remember that also....LOL
He is amazing❤❤❤this man Mick Jagger❤he do so.much in 62 years with Rolling Stones🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤Keith abd Ronnie❤❤❤and all the others who are in the band and be with them in 20 years some off them Chuck Leawell❤❤❤❤❤
Paint it blak. Due to the sound of Sir Jagger 's voice.
“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 1963
The myth that Brian Jones founded the Rolling Stones can always be sourced back to Bill Wyman who insists that he knows when at the time he was not even in the band and wouldn't be for another eight months AFTER the band got together.
The facts are that Brian attempted to start a band with his advert in the Jazz News but he was unsuccessful. The only serious player he recruited was pianist Ian Stewart and neither one of them could sing. Brian knew he wanted to be in a blues band so Brian contacted Keith who already had a band called the Blue Boys and asked if He and Ian could join Keith's band and Keith agreed.
The first one to suggest that the band should change their name to The Rollin' Stones was Alex Korner, the leader of Blues Incorporated at the Ealing Club, when Keith and Mick sat in with his band and performed the Muddy Waters song, Rollin Stone...The band ALL discussed the new name but they never arrived at a consensus because Ian ABSOLUTELY hated the name.
When Alex'es band gave them their spot at the Marquee Club, Their big break, the Jazz News reporter asked Brian on the phone their name so they could promote them and Brian blurted out the only name they had discussed... The Rollin Stones.
He was in a pay phone booth and there were no albums on the floor. Keith likes a good story but it was not true that Brian came up with anything other than the name that they had already discussed.
My favorite Rolling stones song is Dead Flowers
My favorite R.S. S. You can't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you NEED!! How true.
The track Paint it Black is my favourite Stones song. I saw them at the old Wembley and Paint it Black was Hypnotic and I love it to this day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Interviewer--- What were you doing before you joined? ( The band)
Brian---"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 explaining to an interviewer about not being able to start a band and instead joining Keith's band, The Blue Boys.
Mick & Keith, will be "The Glimmer Twins"/ "The Rolling Stones, for as long as God is God" "Bless You Sir". God Bless your bad ass self. " SIR"! 🔥
Tough to choose a favorite, but it'd be 'Gimmie Shelter'. The opening guitar is brilliant, the lyrics are simple yet profound, and the female singing part is wildly passionate. And Brian Jones was the driving force that created the Stones.
Waiting on a Friend"... "Time is on my side" Shes Like a Rainbow" and Ruby Tuesday". "Gimme Shelter". You cant always get what you want".
Child of the Moon
Love Waiting on a Friend
How can you have a favorite when there are so many great songs?
Amanda Jones, She's so Respected, We gotta good thing goin, Last time, I used to love her, and on and on.
Good ole Mick Jagger. love him.
My alltime favourite
is still "Play with fire"
Jagger ...not Jaggers
@dirkrogers9313
The comment refers to a singular address of Sir Mick Jagger's vocal's, it wouldn't make sense to say "Sir Jagger voice" unless you have a problem with proper english, in a sylable.
Perhaps if it was put as "the Sir Jagger voice", so there is nothing wrong with the way it has been said.
As a statement it makes sense, if it was put as a
Question, " what about Sir Jagger's voice" it works the same, it depends on the quote, as a statement, which I see as plausible english.
No problem here !
Just listen to the original recordings. It will stand the test of time.
my favorite song by the stones were " I Miss You" that should have been their signature performance
Rock & Roll will never die. Even robots like the syncopation.
Brian Jones was the coolest and most interesting member of the Stones.
Mick Taylor years were their peak years.
I saw them live with Brian at the Santa Monica Civic when I was about 14.
Ruby Tuesday Is Brian Jones 100%👍
My favorite song by the Stones is "Jumpin' Jack Flash". But the greatest song they wrote and played, in my opinion, is "Gimme Shelter".
19th Nervous Breakdown. It's very energetic and deals with a (neuro)psychological problem that was very contemporary.
Loved there music in the 70😅
Best song- No Expectations, then Ruby Tuesday
STAR STAR 👍🏿
💯👍💥
Got to be, paint it black, followed by sympathy for the devil, two great songs and I'm 70 years old , still love them two.
Amazing how success “Just” chases the chosen ones!
I'm pleased Mick know's the Lord❤️🌈✨🕊️
I hope thats true .
As the Lord knows Mick ..
Missed out ' I wanna be your man ' was first UK big hit. Written for them by Lennon and McCartney. Then they started writing their own.
Heartbreaker came on strong on FM radio's it still does, that 's just 1 of my favorite stone's song's I have a lot more favorite song's.😅🎉❤
No mention of Wyman??
Wyman and Watts joined the band much later, Bill in December 62 and Charlie in January 63, well after the Rolling Stones debut at the Marquee Club in July 62 with bass player Dick Taylor.
Wyman had been playing bass with a band called the Cliftones on the other side of London and Charlie had been playing drums with Blues Inc. until they broke up in 63. Alex Korner leader of Blues Inc. suggested to Charlie that he should go with the Rolling Stones saying that he would do well with them. Understatement.
Korner also suggested to Mick and Keith the name Rollin Stones when they performed that song while sitting in with Korner's band at the Ealing Club..
In truth, Alex had more to do with th forming and naming of the band than Brian did.
@@williardbillmore5713 Excellent comment.
Honky Tonk Woman. Best ver. Duelling lead guitars are fabulous. Best band on earth, ever!
I agree with you. Hearing honky tonk women always makes me happy.
Brown sugar! ❤
Back then there were 2 camps in England being followers of The Beatles or The Stones. I leaned towards The Beatles. Was a turbulent but exciting time for English music back in the 60's.
Natural talent 💎 Great visions 💎 Yes
Gimme Shelter, followed by Little Red Rooster, my favorites.
My favorite Stones song is Blinded by Rainbows
Satisfaction. It was the first song that I learned when starting to play my Silvertone Electric Guitar
that I bought at Sears for $35. I earned the $35 cutting Grass the summer of my 12 year. While my playing is a bit better now at 72 years old, I am definitely no Rolling Stone nor will I ever be!
Max Clifford❤❤Daryl Jones❤❤and Bernhard❤❤❤without all this no band..❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Alexis Korner
@@kenbrooks6517 Yes a real amazing musicer.R.I P.♡♡♡
@@kenbrooks6517 he was talking about today's band musicians.
My favourite Stones songs? too many too list. Obviously love JJ Flash, Honkey tonk etc. But, although the Stones are not perfoming Brown Sugar at present for different reasons, I would say that song has to be near the top of my list. I remember the first time I heard it and me and my younger brother went to the record shop with our pocket money to by the single, we played it constantly over and over again until it drove our parents mad.🙂
who gives a F&&k if you say his life is embroiled in scandals conspiracies n drama, we Love Mick n the rolling stones for their Amazing music the great pleasres n happiness his music gave uss and we all wish him n the stones Great peaceful happy yars all their lives
My favoured track is ' Seeeethearts together!
@@PeterDrewell-px3nd easy n relaxing to listen to i also like it what is my favourte? depends what mood am in
There is no confusion here with how 'The Stones' first aquired the name.
It was always known that it was Brian Jones's band initially, as he was the person in charge, he had the contacts and business ideas to put his band out there amongst the rest.
I'm not totally convinced Brian was a bluesman, he seem to wrote songs that were more pop orientated, not blues at all.
Keith, Bill, Charlie and Mick seem to lean towards blues, more up tempo version's of songs that shaped their ideas of how the American Bluesmen played the Blues.
Being young, and enthused to rehash the music from the American Blues players, they wanted to give it new and fresh life, so that is the way they interpreted this music, and made it their own.
Keith Richard isn't exactly a guitar player that plays guitar in a conventional way, Bill Wyman definately played bass in his own inevitable way, giving all songs the 'Stones' played, their own original sound, he just didn't conform to the usual influences of the day, instead was his own style, in all that he played, giving 'The Stones' their unique sound.
As a Jazz influenced drummer, Charlie Watts plays drums like no other on the planet, making him very unique and original.
He played very tight and strict, keeping the Stones sound together, the glue !!!
No one sings like Mick Jagger, he tells it himself, that he isn't a good singer, but without him singing, and being the 'Stones' front person, where and what would they be without him.
There is not a singer/frontperson in the world today, or since their beginning's, that presents and moves around like Mick Jagger does, he keeps that energy up the whole time he is on stage, he did the same with his 'Down Under Tour' and even though this band weren't 'The Rolling Stones', with the eyes closed, and not looking at the player's in that band, it was basically a 'Stones' show, and would have been had they had their stuff together at the time.
Mick Jagger is a world class entertainer, one has to ask themselves, Mick Jagger could get away with a professional show without the 'Stones' being on stage with him, but how would the Stones' be, without Mick Jagger ?
Mick Jagger is 'The Rolling Stones' head Honcho, CEO, the man in charge, the one who organises the whole (ball and dice) every single detail, Mick Jagger is in charge of it all., he is in the driving seat, hands on the wheel, navigating 'The Rolling Stones'
Empire, without Mick, there would be nothing.
Brian Jones back in the beginning was the 'Stones' man in charge, Brian Jones called the shots, and at the time, it was rightly so, Brian had it together then.
Things changed within the ranks of how 'The Stones' were perceived, viewed, however it came about!? Brian lost control of the steering wheel, and wasn't handling the bus too well, it seem to be going all over the place, sometimes the wheels weren't holding onto the road very well, the tyres weren't being kept pumped up, so the bus wasn't able to be kept on the road very well.
A few times the bus steered completely off the road altogether, causing it to crash, not badly, but enought to know there was something seriously wrong.
After a few repair jobs, replacement of dodgy parts, replaced with ones that at least worked !
'The Stones' were able to continue and keep going
as a funtioning unit.
Looking at all the mishaps along the way, 'The Stones' have managed to hang in there, sort out the issues as they happened along the way, kept writing songs, recording albums, doing world tours, and not let down their many fans the world over, whom still love and support 'The Rolling Stones' to this very day.
They really are the most successful band of all time, and still Rocin'.
Keep up the great work guys, you're a great band.!
To say that a cocky and confident Mick and Keith answered an advert while they were already in their own blues band and recording impressive demos that already sounded like the Rolling Stones is an absurd notion. They knew what they had and what they could do.
Brian founded NOTHING
"Sweet Virginia" from the 1972 US tour with Mick Taylor and Bobby Keys
Play with fire, I love the early stuff...........................
@jeroldknapp YES, watching the original Play With Fire clip is very emotional,
to see how young they (and we) were waaaay back then.
Mick and I have to many to list threre is never a bad song by them
We never feared anything at all about Mick. What are you on about 🙄
probably feared they would play that lousy singer on the radio
My favourite Stones songs are the ones with Taylor on lead, between 1969 and 1974.After he left and Ron Wood joined,, or slimed his way in, I stopped following. Taylor could have been replaced, Ron Wood only a yes man, musically adding nothing, only face value. With the exception of Hey Negrita. The Jones Years are ok as well because that era added something original in music land.
Guess you could say the band started with Dick Taylor & ended with Mick Taylor...
@@appledoreman To me , yes. He brought the Sky to the Stones.
@@appledoreman Yes you could say that but it wouldn't be right. They didn't end with Mick Taylor just because you preferred the songs with him in it. Personally I preferred them with Brian Jones in it but they didn't end when he left either.
Alfies soundtrack, with Mick Jagger playing acoustic with Dave Strewart
Great at Eel pie island!
Mick Keith and Dick Taylor were covering and recording dozens of blues songs, sounding very much like the future Rolling Stones, long before Brian joined THEIR blues band.
Satisfaction
Citadel!
The Rolling Stones were really formed when Keith approached his old classmate on the #2 train platform at the Dartford train station and asked him about the blues albums under his arm, in October 1961.
That began the most successful songwriting team in pop music history that continues to this day. Shortly after that meeting they formed the Blue Boys with Dick Taylor and THAT band renamed themselves the Rolling Stones.
Brian and Ian did not join them until many months after.
Angie ❤
Sweet guy
Remember that you can not own another person, even if it is a celebrity. They have all reached an age, when most people are retired. Why not let them get retired, like other people? Fame is a burden for them. I wish that we could set them free.
Best song: 2120 South Michigan Avenue……..cuz Brian Jones is playing da harp…..and
Brian started The Rolling Stones 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Did l miss something here? It's says what we all feared, but what is it, that the ebd is near. If that's what this video is about, it's stating the obvious because it can't last forever.
Get Off MY Cloud.....does it for me. Rock on, Mick!
Mick calls up Charlie in the hotel, "Hey Charlie, my drummer, come down and have a drink in the bar".
Charlie gets impeccably dressed, goes down and slugs Mick. "Listen Mick, I'm not your drummer, You're my fucking singer"!- Case closed.
You dont mention that the Beatles (John and Paul) gave the Stones firts single releas!
Please accept my apologies for an error in discussing my experience with the Stones ,namely. Jagger in Anaheim regarding deceased friends past...i meant to compare his scenario ' up in the tower in 1978' and appearing to look intent as a cat' as possibly a take on a medium encounter with the dead 'who only Sleep!..like Lazarus' meaning Charlie Watts' en' karma thing...i was very young in spiritual matters then. My sincere condolences to deceased and apologies for biblical error.end. T-bro.
Mick's knows nowt other than his personal experience.
Without diminishing the great talents and skills of the duo Jagger/,Richards., the absolute founder of the group, in every respects, as well as the best accomplished musician and teacher, is only one. And he died long ago. Why and how he destroyed all his gifts, one after one, will be a subject for history. In my personal opinion, a sir called Andrew Loog Oldham had his own responsibility, as well as the arrogance of Jagger, that saw an opportunity for revenge, in a way. As a matterello of fact they all were too young to understand what was happening and to cope with this. Carcere was too important, the risk of ruining everything was great, and everyone was thinking about himself. But it is not fair to alterate the truth like that
Brian Jones put the poster up
The only thing i find more sad then a world without Mick and Keith is a world with a PHONY Mick and Keith.
i have there fietst lp get your kicks on route 66
I did not ask for his life story. I just want to know what "we all" feared?
I don't care a damn about who was first, but you cannot form a band with 1 member. That was not the point of this article.
we called this the drug addict band, and a half back in the 60's...they heavily encouraged taking drugs, and so many young people died of overdoses in the hippy times....
Satifaction and Little Red Rooster
Mick and Keith founded the band with Dick Taylor. in 1961..
Brian came to the party much later, and he had no say in what they played or how they played it.
Alexis Korner was the first to suggest the Rollin Stone as a name for Keith's band.
Never bloody believe anything that people say about other people .
If it's mick Jagger talking you can listen .
Why listen to some American person talking about other people's lives .
It's not worth listening to .
Who is Jaggers?
Some stories I heard different than told here.... in interviews with the man himself...?
😢don't tell us his voice is getting better
Chucky berry
Did he reveal this from gitmo
I'm a Stones fan (not a big one, though), but I've never been a fan of Jagger's voice.
Imagine Mick with grey hair.
Jaggers?? WTF
What did we fear that he's rich that he's gay.Or is he a christian. And we should fear that because any god-fearing man has some power from God.Amen.
Who?
Get his name right !!!! its not jaggers it is JAGGER
Takes too long to get to the point
Come to the point. What did we all fear?
Is it about health issues? Set them free, before they die on stage.
So what happened to Dick Taylor ?
He founded The Pretty Things.
a good guitarist
Saw his performance in 2013 Glasbundury. Big and fat like other old rockers. Does not fit the stones look at all.
@@SargonofQueens The Stones are short & skinny indeed.😂
Dont listen then. 👅💨👅💨👅💨
I can’t get no satisfaction
Is his name 'Jaggers' or 'Jagger' ? Try to make your mind up, eh?
Mothers Little Helpers...... Outside The Door She Took Four More ! Sounds like me !
Dont play with me cos your playing with fire. For somesilly reason
They had me Murdered !
Along with Paul, Moon, Bonham et all
@@user-fu2mi1nd5l no i was murdered .
Lets Spend the Night together, Out of time, and Hot Stuff,and many more
Brian jones is the founder of the stones a pond they didn’t stand by him when he was having problems Jagger stole Brian’s look when he died. I don’t think they cared much Poor Brian
Chuckie Berry? Ha!
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