Keith Richards wrote the riff while asleep. He kept a recorder next to his bed and one morning there was this riff on acoustic guitar (and a bunch of snoring). Mick wrote the words and one of the greatest rock songs ever written was born.
The '60s were a time of turmoil but they were also a hopeful time. With a lot of ups and downs it still felt like the country was moving in a better direction. I think the music reflected that sense of vitality. It's harder to feel that hope today.
For earlier stuff, I'd go for 19th Nervous Breakdown, Get Off My Cloud and I always loved the piano riff on We Love You. There was a time when I would never have believed anyone who said they'd never heard Satisfaction!
This song was #1 on July 26, 1965. That's the day I was born. Incidentally, that's Jagger's birthday, too. I saw them in Dallas in 1988 on the Steel Wheels tour. We were calling it the Geriatric Tour way back then. Just look at them go.
When I think “Classic Rock” I think “Stones” and when I think Stones I think Satisfaction. A true, iconic rock classic for the ages…. and my personal Stones favorite. When those first guitar licks come on, man, it transports you immediately to a different world, pulling you in to forget everything else and to rock with Mick and the boys for the next couple minutes.
Ok so this has at various times been voted the best rock song of all time. It was really the Stones breakout hit, the one that defined their sound as a band as opposed to the other British invasion groups(Beatles, Who, Animals, Kinks). They used a new toy called a fuzz face which was supposed to make a guitar sound like a sax. It's what gives Keith's playing that tone. The other thing being Mick's ironic commentary and street wise delivery. Great reaction!
I agree with those polls - lots of great rock songs, but there is just something so iconic about this. Maybe it’s just it’s bold simplicity. That guitar, and Mick’s vocal in the song, coming in hushed, then BAM… this is just the PERFECT classic rock song.
It’s also his 5 string technique that you can hear on every hit of the stones from this on. Keith got tired of playing 6 strings so it’s a different tuning. You can’t play a stones cover correctly without that tuning.
The Stones came to the USA about the same time The Beatles did. Stones are like a hardcore R&R band, The Beatles tried to keep it more mellow. Guess who's still performing? Stones!
Early Rolling Stones hit that launched their career in the 60's... after recording cover songs. Charlie Watts (R.I.P.) had that great beat on the kit. Othe Stones classics- 'Ruby Tuesday' ... 'Start me up' ... "It's only rock n roll" ... 'Brown sugar' ... "You can't always get what you want" ...'Gimme shelter' ... 'Street fighting man' ...🔥⚡
Love the Stones. I believe this song was really scandalous during the time it came out. I guess all rock and roll was of the devil then. Gimme Shelter is one of my favorite early songs of theirs. Start Me Up is one I listened to often back in the day. They've been kicking it a long time. RIP Carlie Watts (drummer) that just passed away this August. Love your reactions and channel.
The lines about "Trying to make some girl" , "But you see, i'm on a losing streak" A sly Blues way of getting around the sensors for air play on the radio. Plus, it works so well, in the theme of this classic Rock song.
A few songs you should listen to by the Stones are, Time Is On My Side, Heart Of Stone, As Tears Go By, Miss Amanda Jones, 19th Nervous Breakdown, The Last Time, Ruby Tuesday, Backstreet Girl, Lady Jane.
Competition is competition, (especially for the male of the species) in the arts, sports, workplace name it. Before this time there was a well known rivalry between Ray Charles and Jerry Lee Lewis with one always trying to 'cut' the other's performance. Ironic tidbit on this song is that Otis Redding covered it repaying The Stones and switching it up. Great stuff from you guys as always.
I was a senior in high school - I think - when this came out. A friend of mine brought this album and played it for our English class as an example of contemporary poetry. Don’t think the teacher got “baby come back later next week cause you see I’m on a losing streak”. Lol
If you watch “apocalypse now” , Francis Ford Coppola has one of the characters water skiing up the Mekong delta to this song in the midst of the Vietnam war. Surreal.
From an early Rolling Stones interview: "Are you more satisfied now?” - Mick Jagger: “Financially dissatisfied, sexually satisfied, philosophically trying.”
How a so simple song can transmit the feeling, the emotions, the spirit and the essence of a specific decade, generation, place and time? Well, I don't know the answer...they are the Stones basically, so don't think and feel'em deep inside your veins
I have to disagree a bit on one point. Satisfaction came out in 1965 and was a huge hit for sure, but I'd have to say that "Time Is On My Side" which came out in '64 was actually their breakout hit. Little heard these days but it dominated the airwaves for months during that year. Follow up that year was "Heart Of Stone" which was also big. If you haven't heard them, give 'em a try.
The alternative band Devo did a cover of this song which I like. I prefer the early Stones when Brian Jones was an influence on their sound. "Miss Amanda Jones", "Ruby Tuesday", "Paint it Black" etc.
My sunt exposed me to this when I was very young. I remember thinking that this was going to be the kind of music I wanted to listen when I got old enough to control the dial on the radio.
Rated the number 1 rock and roll,song of all time.Mick jagged vocal.Keith Richards lead guitar.Brian Jones rythum guitar.Charlie watts drums bill wyman bass.they were at their best in the early years.when the kicked Brian out of the band in 1966,they lost their soul.Brian gave them their name started the group and their best musician.Brian and Charlie are now gone.
This song appears in a movie, Arnold Schwarzenegger's Raw Deal. He just sticks a cassette into the cassette deck in his car to listen to as he shoots around people.
Mick was not yet known for his moves in 1965. It was sometime later that Tina Turner told him, "You got to learn to dance". BTW, our parents hated it. It was THE song that made the Stones.
Hey Jamessharris , that's funny because I own the Tammi show too and I don't see what you saw. What I saw was they both were good and t he stones closed the show . People need to go watch the damn video it's on TH-cam and they will see how great the stones were.. James Brown was very good but not better than the stones and the stones were not better than him. It is a rumor that Nick was intimidated by James Brown he was not. Go watch the video.
The Stones performance on Tami wasn’t terrible. You are only going off what you’ve read and then saw the performance through that lens. James Brown killed it no doubt, but the Stones held their own. They didn’t choose to close that show, they were the bigger act at the time. Remember who else was on the same show. Beach Boys, Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Chuck Berry.
James Brown was not better than the stones. The stones were not intimidated by I have the concert. Both were great everybody that played there was great. You know people can go and check out that video it's on TH-cam and they will see the stones closed the show
Jackie Wilson. nuff said.....man was called Mr Excitement and had a moves and a voice neither Mick or James Brown could match...IMHO....gotta find a video where he performs and if you want to check out his range watch Danny Boy....for Rock and Roll..Lonely Teardrops....Elvis loved Jackie......
Mick loves James Brown...in fact the Stones loved many african-american singers, and incidentially the Beatles did too...By the way both of these groups refused to play in the american south in the 1960's unless there was no segregation. And to think the rednecks of that time had the nerve to call out the Stones as devils of society... What a freakin world...I am just thankful for these Stones...This is just another lyric masterpiece...By the way Mick was asked about what satisfaction he does and not have..and he stated he was sexually satisfied but not philisophically...so they continued to write over 500 songs and said he would journey on...
The performance following James Brown was pivotal for the Stones. They were a totally different band after James Brown. And, very Stones-like, they gave credit where credit was due.
I commented on your El Paso city video about the first lead guitar solo accidently having a distorted fuzzy sound and I see this video with Satisfaction using the guitar effects pedal to make the sound that accidentally appeared on Marty Robbins song,"Don't Worry 'bout Me".Would you have thought that Marty Robbins had something to do with the way this song sounded?
That's not true that Mick was intimidated by them. The rolling Stones did really good. James Brown was good too he was not better than the stones and the stones were not better than him
The story about the TAMI show is not true. James Brown and The Rolling Stones played separate days and did not see each others performances. Mick actually got his moves from watching Tina Turner.
This was the song that broke the Stones worldwide. It was a massive hit and really made the band's move away from blues and rhythm and blues covers to self penned rock 'n' roll. The early part of the Stones career is, if not their best era, is certainly their most interesting. To keep up your Stones journey going with their earlier material maybe try out one of their blues covers ("Little Red Rooster"), one of their first and best ballads ("Play With Fire") and one of their most interesting and best rock songs ("Paint It, Black"). Oh, and for full on swaggering 1960's Stones, try "Let's Spend The Night Together", "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Gimme Shelter".
New Subscriber!! Love the Stones. Lengthy list of Classic Rock Songs. If you like songs that INSIST that you get up and dance, let me recommend a song by rock n roll legend Chuck Berry (an inspiration to the Stones). Try "Nadine" written and recorded by Chuck Berry Released February 1964
the Stones performance on the T.A.M.I. Show was not "terrible" in any way... they got an incredible response from the audience, and their performance holds up well after all these years... the whole story about the trauma of following James Brown is overblown... James Brown was great, and so were the Stones... in fact, the whole T.A.M.I. Show in 1964 is amazing, with the Supremes, Smokey Robinson, the Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye... it was made to be shown in movie theatres, and the quality is exceptional.. I highly recommend it, and you will see that the Stones are excellent in it and the crowd goes wild for them even though it was filmed a year before their breakout hit, Satisfaction... PS... there was a second TAMI movie in 1965, and it's not as good
Jagger modelled his moves on James Brown. When he copied Brown, it doesn't work. When did it in a knowing way to camera in a small venue, it was stunning. Drove the girls completely wild - they're over 70 now and still talk about it
You could do a100 stones songs or more and they will all be amazing.You should start from the beginning do songs from every album and listen to the band grow as they go
The James Brown performance was before the Stones on the same bill but the Stones didnt follow immediately after . It was just edited that way. It was 1964 and the Stones had been performing live 18 months and James brown was established and had been performing 10 years. As Mick said I was just a kid and wanted to learn from him. The Stones went on to be much bigger than James Brown but its not fair to criticize them when they were very early in their career. James Brown certainly influenced them but the Stones have a unique sound and place in history and are great song writers. Not many do live concerts to 1.5million.
Let us know which Rolling Stone song we should check out next?
Paint it Black th-cam.com/video/O4irXQhgMqg/w-d-xo.html
Satisfaction influenced Sky Saxon, Pushin to Hard..
Gimme Shelter!
Jumping Jack Flash
"mothers little helper" or "under my thumb"
Jumping Jack Flash
Keith Richards wrote the riff while asleep. He kept a recorder next to his bed and one morning there was this riff on acoustic guitar (and a bunch of snoring). Mick wrote the words and one of the greatest rock songs ever written was born.
Just saw the Stones last night in Dallas. They closed with Satisfaction, and a massive fireworks display. Still got it.
❤️
Lucky you!
Get off my cloud Rolling Stones
@@Brian-sh4sm didn't play it, sadly. love that tune.
The opening guitar riff is known around the world. A simple riff to play, but, it impacted the pop/rock world
The '60s were a time of turmoil but they were also a hopeful time. With a lot of ups and downs it still felt like the country was moving in a better direction. I think the music reflected that sense of vitality. It's harder to feel that hope today.
For earlier stuff, I'd go for 19th Nervous Breakdown, Get Off My Cloud and I always loved the piano riff on We Love You.
There was a time when I would never have believed anyone who said they'd never heard Satisfaction!
I still don't bro.My brother is cappin hard
Rated #,1 rock and roll song of all time
This song was #1 on July 26, 1965. That's the day I was born. Incidentally, that's Jagger's birthday, too. I saw them in Dallas in 1988 on the Steel Wheels tour. We were calling it the Geriatric Tour way back then. Just look at them go.
When I think “Classic Rock” I think “Stones” and when I think Stones I think Satisfaction. A true, iconic rock classic for the ages…. and my personal Stones favorite. When those first guitar licks come on, man, it transports you immediately to a different world, pulling you in to forget everything else and to rock with Mick and the boys for the next couple minutes.
Ok so this has at various times been voted the best rock song of all time. It was really the Stones breakout hit, the one that defined their sound as a band as opposed to the other British invasion groups(Beatles, Who, Animals, Kinks). They used a new toy called a fuzz face which was supposed to make a guitar sound like a sax. It's what gives Keith's playing that tone. The other thing being Mick's ironic commentary and street wise delivery. Great reaction!
I agree with those polls - lots of great rock songs, but there is just something so iconic about this. Maybe it’s just it’s bold simplicity. That guitar, and Mick’s vocal in the song, coming in hushed, then BAM… this is just the PERFECT classic rock song.
Good info.
It’s also his 5 string technique that you can hear on every hit of the stones from this on. Keith got tired of playing 6 strings so it’s a different tuning. You can’t play a stones cover correctly without that tuning.
This song was sent into space as an earth time capsule and was voted #1 song of all time on VH1 countdown
The Stones came to the USA about the same time The Beatles did. Stones are like a hardcore R&R band, The Beatles tried to keep it more mellow. Guess who's still performing? Stones!
We haven’t listen to anything from the Beatles yet.
This song… this changed the way I listened to music and made me a Stones Fan for life. Check out Gimme shelter, live from the Havana Moon video…
An all time classic!! R.I.P. Brian Jones, and Charlie Watts✝️✝️✝️
and Ian Stewart, the 6th stone, it was his band
Early Rolling Stones hit that launched their career in the 60's... after recording cover songs.
Charlie Watts (R.I.P.) had that great beat on the kit.
Othe Stones classics- 'Ruby Tuesday' ... 'Start me up' ... "It's only rock n roll" ... 'Brown sugar' ... "You can't always get what you want" ...'Gimme shelter' ... 'Street fighting man' ...🔥⚡
The British Invasion...what a special time in music! Mr. James Brown invented Funk. J. Brown, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, influenced decades of music!
The British invasion never stopped ,lets be honest.
Love the Stones. I believe this song was really scandalous during the time it came out. I guess all rock and roll was of the devil then. Gimme Shelter is one of my favorite early songs of theirs. Start Me Up is one I listened to often back in the day. They've been kicking it a long time. RIP Carlie Watts (drummer) that just passed away this August. Love your reactions and channel.
The lines about "Trying to make some girl" , "But you see, i'm on a losing streak" A sly Blues way of getting around the sensors for air play on the radio. Plus, it works so well, in the theme of this classic Rock song.
Man i remember getting a walkman for christmas and listening to rolling stones on tape walking atound the streets.
I was 13! Watched a concert in Cuba a couple years ago on tv. Man...still awesome 😎
This little country girl jammin to the Stones. Never thought it would happen! 😄
A few songs you should listen to by the Stones are, Time Is On My Side, Heart Of Stone, As Tears Go By, Miss Amanda Jones, 19th Nervous Breakdown, The Last Time, Ruby Tuesday, Backstreet Girl, Lady Jane.
Mick jagger vocal.keith Richards lead guitar.brian Jones rythum guitar.charlie watts drums.bill Wyman bass. Rated the number one rock song of all time
Y’all have to try Smooth, Ft Rob Thomas by Santana! Tasha will be dancin’!! 😜😂
Competition is competition, (especially for the male of the species) in the arts, sports, workplace name it. Before this time there was a well known rivalry between Ray Charles and Jerry Lee Lewis with one always trying to 'cut' the other's performance. Ironic tidbit on this song is that Otis Redding covered it repaying The Stones and switching it up. Great stuff from you guys as always.
Do Shattered! No one ever does that one and its one of their best!
"Miss You", "19th Nervous Breakdown," "Waiting For A Friend"
I was a senior in high school - I think - when this came out. A friend of mine brought this album and played it for our English class as an example of contemporary poetry. Don’t think the teacher got “baby come back later next week cause you see I’m on a losing streak”. Lol
If you watch “apocalypse now” , Francis Ford Coppola has one of the characters water skiing up the Mekong delta to this song in the midst of the Vietnam war. Surreal.
Mick Jagger said he based his moves on what a smartaleck school boy. A lot of it looked a lot like James Brown, however.
I've always associated the song with the movie "Apocalypse Now".
Yeah me too thats a 14 yr old lawrence fishburne on that boat dancing
This to me is where the sound of “classic rock” was born.
‘Satisfaction’ was the go-to song for garage bands of the 60s plus ‘Gloria’.
From an early Rolling Stones interview: "Are you more satisfied now?” - Mick Jagger: “Financially dissatisfied, sexually satisfied, philosophically trying.”
I have to admit I really enjoy watching cause of your gal she is a doll 😁
Tasha is gorgeous!
How a so simple song can transmit the feeling, the emotions, the spirit and the essence of a specific decade, generation, place and time?
Well, I don't know the answer...they are the Stones basically, so don't think and feel'em deep inside your veins
The Stones breakout hit. Part of the 1060’s British Invasion. This was the first 45 rpm single that I bought for myself…I was 12❤️
I have to disagree a bit on one point. Satisfaction came out in 1965 and was a huge hit for sure, but I'd have to say that "Time Is On My Side" which came out in '64 was actually their breakout hit. Little heard these days but it dominated the airwaves for months during that year. Follow up that year was "Heart Of Stone" which was also big. If you haven't heard them, give 'em a try.
@@rs-ye7kw You’re correct, the Stones had some earlier hits, and cracked the top ten twice prior to Satisfaction. Satisfaction was their first #1 hit.
another interesting song of theirs is "The Girl With Far Away Eyes" I think you'll like it, kinda country....
Summer of 65' !!
The alternative band Devo did a cover of this song which I like. I prefer the early Stones when Brian Jones was an influence on their sound. "Miss Amanda Jones", "Ruby Tuesday", "Paint it Black" etc.
My sunt exposed me to this when I was very young. I remember thinking that this was going to be the kind of music I wanted to listen when I got old enough to control the dial on the radio.
“Never heard it?” Impossible, truly impossible.
Tasha you have the sweetest voice and personality....
The song of a generation. When Satisfaction came out it described so many disaffected people.
Some are still looking for Satisfaction.
There’s something raw and exciting as well as edgy about this classic. Especially when you think of the context of the time it came out.
“ Respectable” is a real up tempo rock song from the Stones. It has a nice guitar solo in it. I think T should check it out for sure
I would go with " Angie " definitely a favorite but alot of their songs were classics. "Wild Horses" is another fav and "Slave"
Rated the number 1 rock and roll,song of all time.Mick jagged vocal.Keith Richards lead guitar.Brian Jones rythum guitar.Charlie watts drums bill wyman bass.they were at their best in the early years.when the kicked Brian out of the band in 1966,they lost their soul.Brian gave them their name started the group and their best musician.Brian and Charlie are now gone.
This song appears in a movie, Arnold Schwarzenegger's Raw Deal. He just sticks a cassette into the cassette deck in his car to listen to as he shoots around people.
Instantly this hits you like train top notch song
"far away eyes" !! stones country song ,lol
Tasha I agree with you
Mick was not yet known for his moves in 1965. It was sometime later that Tina Turner told him, "You got to learn to dance".
BTW, our parents hated it. It was THE song that made the Stones.
SATISFACTION was in one movie "Apocalypse Now".
I own the TAMI show concert on Dvd. James Brown owned the stage!!! He was so great! 😁🎸👍
Lol, it was a great performance.
Hey Jamessharris , that's funny because I own the Tammi show too and I don't see what you saw. What I saw was they both were good and t
he stones closed the show . People need to go watch the damn video it's on TH-cam and they will see how great the stones were.. James Brown was very good but not better than the stones and the stones were not better than him. It is a rumor that Nick was intimidated by James Brown he was not. Go watch the video.
The Rolling Stones in the late sixties-early seventies were one huge 'rabbit hole' with one gold coin after the other lining the walls.
hi guys - probably bill wyman's finest hour (on bass) you should check out otis reddings version. God bless charlie watts (drums) who passed recently.
This was done at some MTV awards show by Brittany Spears.
Otis Redding recorded this as well.
Great Song!!
The Stones performance on Tami wasn’t terrible. You are only going off what you’ve read and then saw the performance through that lens. James Brown killed it no doubt, but the Stones held their own. They didn’t choose to close that show, they were the bigger act at the time. Remember who else was on the same show. Beach Boys, Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Chuck Berry.
Jagger followed Brown at the T.A.M.I. concert (1964?). Nobody could top Brown, but Jagger was very good.
James Brown was not better than the stones. The stones were not intimidated by I have the concert. Both were great everybody that played there was great. You know people can go and check out that video it's on TH-cam and they will see the stones closed the show
I remember this well. 1960s terrific. Detroit et al.
Try the Kinks.
Slante.
👿☘
I'm still fond of their 'Aftermath' period; in spite of it's controversial lyrics, 'Under My Thumb' is still a cool song
Guys if you wanna hear a funny sounding cover, listen to Devo's version!
Jackie Wilson. nuff said.....man was called Mr Excitement and had a moves and a voice neither Mick or James Brown could match...IMHO....gotta find a video where he performs and if you want to check out his range watch Danny Boy....for Rock and Roll..Lonely Teardrops....Elvis loved Jackie......
Mick loves James Brown...in fact the Stones loved many african-american singers, and incidentially the Beatles did too...By the way both of these groups refused to play in the american south in the 1960's unless there was no segregation. And to think the rednecks of that time had the nerve to call out the Stones as devils of society... What a freakin world...I am just thankful for these Stones...This is just another lyric masterpiece...By the way Mick was asked about what satisfaction he does and not have..and he stated he was sexually satisfied but not philisophically...so they continued to write over 500 songs and said he would journey on...
The performance following James Brown was pivotal for the Stones. They were a totally different band after James Brown. And, very Stones-like, they gave credit where credit was due.
I commented on your El Paso city video about the first lead guitar solo accidently having a distorted fuzzy sound and I see this video with Satisfaction using the guitar effects pedal to make the sound that accidentally appeared on Marty Robbins song,"Don't Worry 'bout Me".Would you have thought that Marty Robbins had something to do with the way this song sounded?
Miss You!
Story of my life.
The Stones followed the Great James Brown on the TAMI Show ...... only it was about 8 hours later.
That's not true that Mick was intimidated by them. The rolling Stones did really good. James Brown was good too he was not better than the stones and the stones were not better than him
IF YOU CAN FIND IT. Look up the Rolling Stones song called SHE WAS HOT
The story about the TAMI show is not true. James Brown and The Rolling Stones played separate days and did not see each others performances. Mick actually got his moves from watching Tina Turner.
This was the song that broke the Stones worldwide. It was a massive hit and really made the band's move away from blues and rhythm and blues covers to self penned rock 'n' roll. The early part of the Stones career is, if not their best era, is certainly their most interesting.
To keep up your Stones journey going with their earlier material maybe try out one of their blues covers ("Little Red Rooster"), one of their first and best ballads ("Play With Fire") and one of their most interesting and best rock songs ("Paint It, Black").
Oh, and for full on swaggering 1960's Stones, try "Let's Spend The Night Together", "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Gimme Shelter".
Under My Thumb is another classic from them
New Subscriber!! Love the Stones. Lengthy list of Classic Rock Songs. If you like songs that INSIST that you get up and dance, let me recommend a song by rock n roll legend Chuck Berry (an inspiration to the Stones). Try "Nadine" written and recorded by Chuck Berry Released February 1964
Let it Bleed
The song has to be done!
I was ten years old when this came out.
Everybody went nuts.
The Stones have been my band ever since.
The greatest.
The Rolling Stones - Anybody Seen My Baby?
You need to react to THE ROLLING STONES- OUT OF CONTROL - live from 97 bridges to Babylon tour 97
Brown Sugar has always been one of my favorites.
And for something of theirs with a different sound, do Honky Tonk Woman.
How many times did James Brown get the stage rushed by fans and have his hair pulled, his clothes ripped off? Just a question.
You want to react to rock, country ,blues, disco, and some great mellow tunes then you want THE ROLLING STONES !!!
An excellent artist making music NOW is Leon Bridges. Check these out. Bad, Bad News, Smooth Sailin, River. He just released the song Steam.
the Stones performance on the T.A.M.I. Show was not "terrible" in any way... they got an incredible response from the audience, and their performance holds up well after all these years... the whole story about the trauma of following James Brown is overblown... James Brown was great, and so were the Stones... in fact, the whole T.A.M.I. Show in 1964 is amazing, with the Supremes, Smokey Robinson, the Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye... it was made to be shown in movie theatres, and the quality is exceptional.. I highly recommend it, and you will see that the Stones are excellent in it and the crowd goes wild for them even though it was filmed a year before their breakout hit, Satisfaction... PS... there was a second TAMI movie in 1965, and it's not as good
James Brown, the hardest working man in showbiz
My very favorite is 2000 Light Years From Home.
Jagger modelled his moves on James Brown. When he copied Brown, it doesn't work. When did it in a knowing way to camera in a small venue, it was stunning. Drove the girls completely wild - they're over 70 now and still talk about it
You could do a100 stones songs or more and they will all be amazing.You should start from the beginning do songs from every album and listen to the band grow as they go
Mothers little helper. Nice lyrics with message
You are right about the angry, sad mood of today's music. It is depressing, so I just don't listen to it. Rather hear something beautiful and happy!
Lanzada al espacio en el Voyager ...
The James Brown performance was before the Stones on the same bill but the Stones didnt follow immediately after . It was just edited that way. It was 1964 and the Stones had been performing live 18 months and James brown was established and had been performing 10 years. As Mick said I was just a kid and wanted to learn from him. The Stones went on to be much bigger than James Brown but its not fair to criticize them when they were very early in their career. James Brown certainly influenced them but the Stones have a unique sound and place in history and are great song writers. Not many do live concerts to 1.5million.
Tha jam!
Miss You, Honkey Tonk Woman
Do you remember Lawrence Fishburn dancing in the boat in apocalypse now.
Raw Deal - 1986
Dude.....When the Stones had to close for James Brown, which did happen, with poor results for the Stones, You weren't alive. It was 1964.
Honky Tonk Woman has a great beat!
Prince, glares.