One of the guys hanging out with Mick Jagger on the stoop is Reggae legend Peter Tosh. And that building is supposedly the same building used for the cover of Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti album. And the saxophone lines are played by legendary musician Sonny Rollins. The Stones dropped their Tattoo You album when I was in ninth grade. My buddies and I played the hell out of that record back when -- "Start Me Up", "Waiting On A Friend", "Hang Fire", "Slave", and "Little T&A" round out a great album.
I was 18 when that album came out and had a friend who covered Start Me Up in their band. They actually did a pretty good job on it. Another friend and I used to roadie for them just to get into the Hollywood clubs in the early 80's.
I think I knew all of that at one point, but I sure did forget it. Great info! Some Girls, Emotional Rescue and Tattoo You is probably my favorite period of the Stones.
That is the building from Physical Graffiti, 96 and 98 St. Mark's Place in the East Village. Tattoo You is a fantastic album, I recently found a near perfect original Robert Ludwig mastered copy in the vinyl bins at a local shop for $14. Sounds amazing! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Graffiti
The great Sonny Rollins asked the Stones what he should play , ultimately he played the solo based on the way Mick Jagger was dancing in the studio to the track
@007ndc I think my favorite story about this is one that Mick tells. They were so intimidated by the towering reputation of Sonny that they were embarrassed to ask him and thought he would refuse.
That sax solo tho....Fun Wikipedia fact: Jagger said in 1985: "I had a lot of trepidation about working with Sonny Rollins. This guy's a giant of the saxophone. Charlie said, 'He's never going to want to play on a Rolling Stones record!' I said, 'Yes he is going to want to.' And he did and he was wonderful
Since Charlie was also. JAZZ man, drummed in his own band, when time away from the Stones, I wish we could hear out-takes of those two playing, or talking together. 😎
I sat next to a guy on a recent flight from Italy to London...got talking ... he'd been to Mick Jagger's 80th birthday party ! Showed me all the photos on his phone .... I was so jealous , he said Mick was incredibly charismatic. How cool it would be to hang out with him 😊 as Jay says : you'd always have fun
First of all, the song is a favorite of mine. But as a video, wow! So simple yet so effective. Filmed on the lower east side in New York City. I just love the setting, with New Yorkers who just happen to be standing around and going about their day. Watch the video again and you'll see some of the people staring and wondering, "Say, isn't that...KEITH RICHARDS?!" (At one point he even kind of chuckles at being recognized.) Also, imagine being in a bar and some guys get up to start playing, and it's the freakin' Rolling Stones. I know it's just made up for the sake of the video, but what a fantasy!
Long time ago, a pro musician friend of mine went to a little cub in Austin featuring Live music. The place was packed but he kept catching a glimpse in the mirror of the guy at the bar next to him, and thought he looked like Jagger, but the dude was wearing a hat like the one in this video and purposely hiding his face and talking to the woman he was with. Finally, he caught a full profile of him as he turned to focus on his drink. My friend says, "Mick?" and Jagger looks at him, smiles, and gives him the 'ssshhhh', then recognizes him since they jammed together years earlier - "How you doin', mate?" and they find out they both came to town to see the same band. Anyway, my friend's girlfriend was totally impressed.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Shattered"!!! Saw them in concert 1997. edit- thats reggae artist Peter Tosh on the stoop with Mick. They did a song together "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back !!
The building they are sitting in front of in the beginning is in Manhattan's, East Village. It is the same building that is on the cover of Led Zeppelin's Physical Grafitti album. My niece lived there for about 4 months, but before I could get to visit her, she decided to move to Chicago. Very disappointed for me, but on the bright side, she met her husband in Chicago! ❤
I feel like Kevin in “Home Alone”. YES!! This is one of my favorite Rolling Stones songs! Keith Richards looks and acts so chill in the video for this song. It’s the story of one cool dude waiting on his cool friend to show up. Awesome. ❤️
Mick's not waitin' on a lady, he's just waitin' on Keith Richards. And that's a LOT more trouble than any lady ;) I was taken aback when I first heard this song, and then the more I listened to it the more a loved it.
Loved your reaction! Peter Tosh (the other charismatic man in the music video) was a pioneer of reggae music and the Rastafari movement. He was a former member of the Wailers. His biggest hit was the duet with Mick Jagger "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back" from the late '70s. You can put that one on your list too. 😊 Thank you!
The Rolling Stones is my favorite band! This is a great song! I became a true fan when this album came out in 1981 and they did their North American Tour.
The Rolling Stones on October 20th released their first studio album of all new material in 18 years and it’s as good as anything they have done in 40 plus years and will be remembered as their last classic album. It’s called Hackney Diamonds and you must given it a good hard listen as it has the Stones style and formula and the sound is very modern with a young 30 something year old producer by the name of Andrew Watt. Two standouts for me at the moment are the Rocker called Whole Wide World and a lyrically and heartbreakingly ballad called Depending On You which is beautiful and brilliant.
One of my favorite Stones songs! That sax just carries you away. This video always reminds me of the early days of MTV... when I was in my early 20s and life was easy and simple just hanging with friends.
Now you’re talking! One of my favorite Stones songs. It’s definitely the same building that’s on Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti album-the iconic St. Mark’s Place in Greenwich Village in Manhattan. The street is a spectacle for people watching while waiting on a friend.
Great choice. I’m from New York City and seeing that old neighborhood brings back a lot of memories. The song “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking“ is a stand out that I highly recommend. It’s truly one of the best Rolling Stone jams ever and I believe it was all done on one take. When you hear it, you’ll be stunned by the musicianship and vocals by Mick. 🕊❤️🎼
I'm 52. I can remember hearing this song as a child and instantly liked it. My older brother was born in '61, and 12 yrs older, so he was a big fan. I remember the BIG red lips and tongue on t'shirts and stickers 😊
Guys...Its not just Mick..his "friend" is Keith Richards. His longtime friend, and bandmate. The man responsible for writing the songs that made you love Mick.
You may not have noticed in the video but the building stoop where this video was shot is the same building (98 St. Mark's Place) in NYC that was featured on the cover of Led Zeppelin's great Physical Graffiti album.
I went to his farewell concert at the orange bowl in I think 1980 and I was amazed at how much energy he had I was exhausted watching him. I was 22.Almost 44 years later he’s still at it.
Even though I never cared too much for Mick Jagger, I always loved this hit by the Rolling Stones. That's Jazz Great Sonny Rollins on Tenor Sax. Mick Jagger has charisma and all the moves. The Stones had great band members as well. I really think this is one of my top ten Rolling Stones hits, with Wild Horses, Jumping Jack Flash, Tumbling Dice, and their ear!y R&B albums. This was an EXCELLENT choice for a reaction video. Thanks!
This has always been one of my favorite RS songs! It's So Chill!! The music reminds me of, not country, but westerns with a Tex/Mex feel. And that sax!!! Love it!
LOVED the Tattoo You album!! A LOT of bangers on it!!! No Use In Crying, Little T&A, Black Limousine, Hang Fire, Neighbours, Slave, and Start Me Up!! ALL GREAT TUNES!! (Gosh - I just realized I named almost the whole album - and, the others are GREAT, TOO! :) HUGS!
Miss those days. I had forgotten about this video. It's right on the money for the times Funny, back then when we watched this video, we didn't say look they are hanging with some black guys. It was just guys hanging out. Times have really changed.
This is such a cool video I just love the way he is just casually sitting there on the steps waiting for his friend and then they sit for a minute and say hello and then get up and say bye and then go! So down to earth while Mick is jiving! Too 😎!❤❤
Also the new Stones album has a great punk rock sounding song called Bite My Head Off with none other than Paul McCartney playing a heavy sounding fuzz bass.
Just heard on my local Chicago news station that The Rolling Stones are coming to town as part of their concert tour. Mick Jagger turned 80 back in July!!! Love it! 😁
This was filmed in 1981 just the month before the debut of MTV and I remember it well in heavy rotation in those early days. Also remember thinking the Stones were smart for getting right in there and keeping up with the changes instead of holding back to see if a video channel was just going to be a flash in the pan. Sure takes me back to those early 80s days. I had gotten my GED so I could start College early and this tune made me think about how my teens were almost over and more mature things were already coming.
as a late bloomer to the stones music I have come to admire their outros. songs like this one, Has anybody seen my baby or Time waits for no one, are my favs bacause of the outro.
Next Stones song should be "Girl with Far Away Eyes" the official promo video. In it Mick is sitting at the keyboard, and he couldn't be more entertaining if he tried!!!!
3:19. The quick shot and pause on the blond dude is a quick homage to their original soul brother Brian Jones. BTW- one of the brothers is Jamaican reggae superstar Peter Tosh
I grew up wit the 60s, 70s, 80's, 90s Stones but this Sunday Chill Vibe is maybee one of my favorites because it was so unexpected and unique, so Glad Y'all got to this one.
not waiting on a lady just waiting on a friend . have some body to protect .goes to show Mick can be a true friend. there are a lot of people who can not be trusted in this world .I can feel he can be a friend .in his own way. by not causing trouble between two people .like what have happen to me .by a so called friend. had to cut all ties .had to could not be trusted.I LOVE THIS SONG TELL WHAT A TRUE FRIEND IS ABOUT.❤❤ THE WORLD WOULD BE A BETTER PLACE HAVEING A TRUE BLUE FRIEND. LIKE MICK
Mick is the greatest lead in rock history. But don't overlook Keith, his songwriting partner and co-equal in the worlds greatest Rock n roll band. One of their best low key songs. Great reaction squad.
One of the guys hanging out with Mick Jagger on the stoop is Reggae legend Peter Tosh. And that building is supposedly the same building used for the cover of Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti album. And the saxophone lines are played by legendary musician Sonny Rollins. The Stones dropped their Tattoo You album when I was in ninth grade. My buddies and I played the hell out of that record back when -- "Start Me Up", "Waiting On A Friend", "Hang Fire", "Slave", and "Little T&A" round out a great album.
I so love learning new stuff about my “oldies”!
I was 18 when that album came out and had a friend who covered Start Me Up in their band. They actually did a pretty good job on it. Another friend and I used to roadie for them just to get into the Hollywood clubs in the early 80's.
I think I knew all of that at one point, but I sure did forget it. Great info!
Some Girls, Emotional Rescue and Tattoo You is probably my favorite period of the Stones.
That is the building from Physical Graffiti, 96 and 98 St. Mark's Place in the East Village. Tattoo You is a fantastic album, I recently found a near perfect original Robert Ludwig mastered copy in the vinyl bins at a local shop for $14. Sounds amazing!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Graffiti
I love this Stones tune. Keith's cute in this.
The sax player is none other than great Sonny Rollins. He is one of the greatest jazz sax players of all time.
Truth! Sonny's sax elevates this song to the highest heights.
The great Sonny Rollins asked the Stones what he should play , ultimately he played the solo based on the way Mick Jagger was dancing in the studio to the track
The Saxophone Colossus himself
amazing !
@007ndc I think my favorite story about this is one that Mick tells. They were so intimidated by the towering reputation of Sonny that they were embarrassed to ask him and thought he would refuse.
That sax solo tho....Fun Wikipedia fact: Jagger said in 1985:
"I had a lot of trepidation about working with Sonny Rollins. This guy's a giant of the saxophone. Charlie said, 'He's never going to want to play on a Rolling Stones record!' I said, 'Yes he is going to want to.' And he did and he was wonderful
Since Charlie was also. JAZZ man, drummed in his own band, when time away from the Stones, I wish we could hear out-takes of those two playing, or talking together. 😎
April 28, 2024 - Stones tour in Houston Jagger is now 80. If you are going to see the Stones, time is now.
Yup, they're coming near me and this time gonna get hit it. Last time I saw them was Steel Wheels tour!
Lol. People have been saying that for 30 years. These dudes just don't quit. Crazy.
They said it in 1982, have to see the Stones in Rotterdam it will probably the last one. LOL.@@John_Locke_108
he's still cool and laid back at 80!.
I sat next to a guy on a recent flight from Italy to London...got talking ... he'd been to Mick Jagger's 80th birthday party ! Showed me all the photos on his phone .... I was so jealous , he said Mick was incredibly charismatic. How cool it would be to hang out with him 😊 as Jay says : you'd always have fun
I’ve never been a huge Stones fan. But this song always gets me.
same here
The Stones are like the Beatles, each song is a new trip.
First of all, the song is a favorite of mine. But as a video, wow! So simple yet so effective. Filmed on the lower east side in New York City. I just love the setting, with New Yorkers who just happen to be standing around and going about their day. Watch the video again and you'll see some of the people staring and wondering, "Say, isn't that...KEITH RICHARDS?!" (At one point he even kind of chuckles at being recognized.) Also, imagine being in a bar and some guys get up to start playing, and it's the freakin' Rolling Stones. I know it's just made up for the sake of the video, but what a fantasy!
Long time ago, a pro musician friend of mine went to a little cub in Austin featuring Live music. The place was packed but he kept catching a glimpse in the mirror of the guy at the bar next to him, and thought he looked like Jagger, but the dude was wearing a hat like the one in this video and purposely hiding his face and talking to the woman he was with. Finally, he caught a full profile of him as he turned to focus on his drink. My friend says, "Mick?" and Jagger looks at him, smiles, and gives him the 'ssshhhh', then recognizes him since they jammed together years earlier - "How you doin', mate?" and they find out they both came to town to see the same band. Anyway, my friend's girlfriend was totally impressed.
The apartment building they're sitting in front of us was used for Led Zepplin's Physical Graffiti album
Good call, that’s exactly what I was going to say..
That outro is legendary. The sax is so great.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Shattered"!!! Saw them in concert 1997.
edit- thats reggae artist Peter Tosh on the stoop with Mick. They did a song together "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back !!
A gem from one of the GOATS! A great vibe.
...the fantastic line of "A smile relieves a heart that grieves..." Simple but so true! This is in my Top 5 Rolling Stones songs, for sure.
"Don't need a whore, I don't need no booze, don't need a virgin priest". Some of the words are difficult to understand. Mick does that, a LOT
So true!
The building they are sitting in front of in the beginning is in Manhattan's, East Village. It is the same building that is on the cover of Led Zeppelin's Physical Grafitti album. My niece lived there for about 4 months, but before I could get to visit her, she decided to move to Chicago. Very disappointed for me, but on the bright side, she met her husband in Chicago! ❤
I feel like Kevin in “Home Alone”. YES!! This is one of my favorite Rolling Stones songs! Keith Richards looks and acts so chill in the video for this song. It’s the story of one cool dude waiting on his cool friend to show up. Awesome. ❤️
That saxophone gives chills ❤
One of my favorites boy has swag timeless music Stones forever forever 🎉🎉❤
Love this old video!! My favorite Stones song has always been “Ruby Tuesday”. Loved it as a young kid and love it still as a 65 year old kid! 😉😁
An absolute classic in a catalog of them
SAW STONES ON MY 50TH BIRTHDAY!!! THEY PLAYED THREE HOURS!!! AND MICK NEVER STOPPED ROCKIN' TILL HE SAT ON STOOL AND SANG "ANGIE"👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍
Was this Knebworth '76 Cynthia? I was there too. They played almost 3 hours their longest live show ever got home at 6 in the morning 🕺🔥💎
Mick's not waitin' on a lady, he's just waitin' on Keith Richards. And that's a LOT more trouble than any lady ;) I was taken aback when I first heard this song, and then the more I listened to it the more a loved it.
From the very moment I heard the Rolling Stones way back in the 60s it always puts a smile to my face, who else can say that?
I adore this song ❤
Loved your reaction! Peter Tosh (the other charismatic man in the music video) was a pioneer of reggae music and the Rastafari movement. He was a former member of the Wailers. His biggest hit was the duet with Mick Jagger "(You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back" from the late '70s. You can put that one on your list too. 😊 Thank you!
Don't forget Keith, Charlie, Bill & Ronnie when thinking of The Rolling Stones. The root of many of their song come from Keith.
And Keith will always be the ultimate rock star.
The Rolling Stones is my favorite band! This is a great song! I became a true fan when this album came out in 1981 and they did their North American Tour.
This is one of my all-time favorite Rolling Stones songs. Love the video too.
One of my favorite, very favorite Stones songs.
The Rolling Stones on October 20th released their first studio album of all new material in 18 years and it’s as good as anything they have done in 40 plus years and will be remembered as their last classic album. It’s called Hackney Diamonds and you must given it a good hard listen as it has the Stones style and formula and the sound is very modern with a young 30 something year old producer by the name of Andrew Watt. Two standouts for me at the moment are the Rocker called Whole Wide World and a lyrically and heartbreakingly ballad called Depending On You which is beautiful and brilliant.
yea its an absolutley brilliant album cant think of another rock band that could make a track like sweet sounds of heaven
I have been following the Keith Richards regimen for longevity for 40 years. 🙂
The guy is made of tough stuff
Lol me too
I've always loved this song, great to chill out to
I'm hoping they will react to Gimme Shelter soon, the opening of that song always gives me chills
One of my favorites. I wasn’t attracted by the Stones until the era of this song. Now I am sold on all of it.
One of my favorite Stones songs! That sax just carries you away. This video always reminds me of the early days of MTV... when I was in my early 20s and life was easy and simple just hanging with friends.
One of my favorite Stones songs. That vocal melody in the background and that fire sax combine to give this song that New York City vibe. Love it!
A stone cold groove. The vibe, the vocals, the sax! Plenty cool. Never want it to end.
This is one of my favorite Stones songs. The beauty of friendship comes through. So glad you have heard it!!!
Now you’re talking! One of my favorite Stones songs. It’s definitely the same building that’s on Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti album-the iconic St. Mark’s Place in Greenwich Village in Manhattan. The street is a spectacle for people watching while waiting on a friend.
Great choice. I’m from New York City and seeing that old neighborhood brings back a lot of memories. The song “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking“ is a stand out that I highly recommend. It’s truly one of the best Rolling Stone jams ever and I believe it was all done on one take. When you hear it, you’ll be stunned by the musicianship and vocals by Mick.
🕊❤️🎼
I'm 52. I can remember hearing this song as a child and instantly liked it. My older brother was born in '61, and 12 yrs older, so he was a big fan. I remember the BIG red lips and tongue on t'shirts and stickers 😊
I love The Stones and I love Mick Jagger! This is one of my favorite Rolling Stones tune! ❤❤
Mick is fun to watch live. Never stops and it’s funny to watch him switch between his dozen or so moves.
I've never been a very big Stones fan.The jazz/ R&B influence is great! I love this one. I was 11 almost 12 when this came out and I loved it! ❣️
A smile relieves a heart that grieves. What a great line. Very true also
Guys...Its not just Mick..his "friend" is Keith Richards. His longtime friend, and bandmate. The man responsible for writing the songs that made you love Mick.
A classic song about friendship.
BTW, “Walk and Don’t Look Back” is a great collaboration with Jagger & Peter Tosh.
'Waiting On A Friend' was actually the first video I saw on MTV, after it had been on the air for only about a week back in August of 1981.
My favorite Rolling Stones song and one of my favorite songs ever!
You may not have noticed in the video but the building stoop where this video was shot is the same building (98 St. Mark's Place) in NYC that was featured on the cover of Led Zeppelin's great Physical Graffiti album.
They're comin' here to Vancouver July 2024...so looking forward to their concert especially at 63....'bout time Mick...😉🎤
❤❤ You two really need to experience the joy of watching and hearing Mick and Bette Midler sing "Beast of burden" ❤❤❤
you are not the only one whit (mixed emotions ) a great one,,,,
One of the best Stones track of all time ❤️
Cool trivia - it was originally recorded in 1972 for album Goats Head Soup, but didn’t make the cut!
I went to his farewell concert at the orange bowl in I think 1980 and I was amazed at how much energy he had I was exhausted watching him. I was 22.Almost 44 years later he’s still at it.
Keith and Ronny are just brilliant. There playing together in all their songs is amazing.
Once you hear that Mick looks like Don Knotts in this video, you can never unsee it!😂
By far my absolute favorite Stones song and for whatever reason always really liked the relatively simple video from the very early days of MTV
Even though I never cared too much for Mick Jagger, I always loved this hit by the Rolling Stones. That's Jazz Great Sonny Rollins on Tenor Sax.
Mick Jagger has charisma and all the moves. The Stones had great band members as well.
I really think this is one of my top ten Rolling Stones hits, with Wild Horses, Jumping Jack Flash, Tumbling Dice, and their ear!y R&B albums.
This was an EXCELLENT choice for a reaction video. Thanks!
This has always been one of my favorite RS songs! It's So Chill!! The music reminds me of, not country, but westerns with a Tex/Mex feel. And that sax!!! Love it!
I’d really like to see your reaction to she’s a rainbow. Truly a beautiful song. That’s my absolute favourite Stones song.
Greatest Rock N Roll Band ever 🤘
LOVED the Tattoo You album!! A LOT of bangers on it!!! No Use In Crying, Little T&A, Black Limousine, Hang Fire, Neighbours, Slave, and Start Me Up!! ALL GREAT TUNES!! (Gosh - I just realized I named almost the whole album - and, the others are GREAT, TOO! :) HUGS!
He was waiting for Keith, Ronnie, and Charlie his best buds and band mates. See how they all come into the video? They truly are the Rolling Stones.
This has always been one of my Top 5 Stones tunes
One of the coolest vids The Stones ever did. Remember watching it on MTV when it first played- like it was yesterday👍
Miss those days. I had forgotten about this video. It's right on the money for the times
Funny, back then when we watched this video, we didn't say look they are hanging with some black guys. It was just guys hanging out.
Times have really changed.
Have seen The Stones, twice in concert. They're still kicking' . One of the few after so many years. Thanks for the smile.
The Stones … longest lasting and a most fabulous band.
This is such a cool video I just love the way he is just casually sitting there on the steps waiting for his friend and then they sit for a minute and say hello and then get up and say bye and then go! So down to earth while Mick is jiving! Too 😎!❤❤
Congratulations you finally got to one of my favorite Stones Songs!
Always been one of my favorite Stones tracks!
Their latest album just released a few weeks ago, "Hackney Diamonds" is one of their best albums in many years.
Their best since "Some Girls."
and still no 1 in the album charts@@donaldkennedy9573
I think this is my favorite Rolling Stones songs. 🌟 Glad you're enjoying it.
We had so much fun in the 80's 🎉🎉
A smile relieves a heart that grieves. A very relevant bar when you live as long as cats from my generation.
Rolling Stones "ANYBODY SEEN MY BABY" (Angelina Jolie is the girl in the video). Great song! ❤
Also the new Stones album has a great punk rock sounding song called Bite My Head Off with none other than Paul McCartney playing a heavy sounding fuzz bass.
I was 18 when this album was released. This is my favorite songs on this album. Listen to Black Limousines off this album as well.
Such a good song. Filmed in New York I believe, in the 70s. Look how young they are! Keith Richards looks like a totally different person back then.
Just heard on my local Chicago news station that The Rolling Stones are coming to town as part of their concert tour. Mick Jagger turned 80 back in July!!! Love it! 😁
I saw The Stones, in Chicago
-at Soldier Field, in 2005, with my Dad and Brother. 🎸😎
Every song is good on this album, SLAVE and HEAVEN are my faves.
This was filmed in 1981 just the month before the debut of MTV and I remember it well in heavy rotation in those early days. Also remember thinking the Stones were smart for getting right in there and keeping up with the changes instead of holding back to see if a video channel was just going to be a flash in the pan. Sure takes me back to those early 80s days. I had gotten my GED so I could start College early and this tune made me think about how my teens were almost over and more mature things were already coming.
The way Rob was looking and listening in the last minute-complete adoration and joy!!
Loved how the sax started scatting at the end. 😮
as a late bloomer to the stones music I have come to admire their outros. songs like this one, Has anybody seen my baby or Time waits for no one, are my favs bacause of the outro.
Next Stones song should be "Girl with Far Away Eyes" the official promo video. In it Mick is sitting at the keyboard, and he couldn't be more entertaining if he tried!!!!
Just love this song....
Wasn't a real big fan of them until I started hangin out with a Buddy...
The Rolling Stones are a timeless band.
3:19. The quick shot and pause on the blond dude is a quick homage to their original soul brother Brian Jones. BTW- one of the brothers is Jamaican reggae superstar Peter Tosh
This is one of my all time favorite Stones songs. Thanks for reacting to this fantastic song. 👍👍👍🙂🙂
"Fool To Cry" is a very good slow song too... 🔥🔥🔥
I grew up wit the 60s, 70s, 80's, 90s Stones but this Sunday Chill Vibe is maybee one of my favorites because it was so unexpected and unique, so Glad Y'all got to this one.
Grew up with the Stones......great times ....love the meaning of this waiting on a friend
one of my favorite songs of theirs
My favorite Stones tune ... I never tire of it !
At 5:37 tell me Keith and Ron don't look like The Winkie Guards from The Wizard of Oz.
not waiting on a lady just waiting on a friend . have some body to protect .goes to show Mick can be a true friend. there are a lot of people who can not be trusted in this world .I can feel he can be a friend .in his own way. by not causing trouble between two people .like what have happen to me .by a so called friend. had to cut all ties .had to could not be trusted.I LOVE THIS SONG TELL WHAT A TRUE FRIEND IS ABOUT.❤❤ THE WORLD WOULD BE A BETTER PLACE HAVEING A TRUE BLUE FRIEND. LIKE MICK
My favourite Stones song.
They are....just too cool for School 🤗❣️🔥
The last track on Tattoo You and one of their best, now a masterpiece 43 years on. xx
Always loved it.. never will forget this video and start me up on mtv the first year it was on… I was 7 and those videos made me a lifelong stones fan
Mick is the greatest lead in rock history. But don't overlook Keith, his songwriting partner and co-equal in the worlds greatest Rock n roll band. One of their best low key songs. Great reaction squad.
Thru and Thru is great to hear him sing lead vocal