First Time Hearing | The Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking | REACTION/REVIEW
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- The Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
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One of the bestest opening guitar riffs in the history of electric guitar riffs. Seriously, I could hear that shit drop all day long.
Agreed. Another of my favorites is Stay With Me from "A Nod is as Good as a Wink to a Blind Horse" by Faces. Played by future Stones guitarist Ron Wood. ;)
You guys just nailed my two favorite opening riffs of all time!
@@chillywilly9080 Stranglehold is still the number one bestest opening riff of all time.
The guitar solo at the end is Mick Taylor.
And don’t overlook the phenomenal 10:39 work that Charlie does on the cymbals in this song!!! The sax and cymbal unison in this riff are sublime!!! It is so unappreciated by the broad range of critics who have ever given us their “expert opinions” on the artistic value that this song has offered to us all. I am not some Juilliard educated music person (snob), but can easily pick up on the brilliance in the musical riff later stance when the sax and cymbal playing becomes one piece of melody that just takes over and drives this masterpiece into the final stanzas of this gem of a song that has never been given its due as being one of the great Rock and Roll songs ever. I will always refrain from saying “greatest” ever because music is art and the consumer of this art has the right to decide for themselves what they themself consider is the “greatest”. So on these social media platforms, it cannot possibly be defined as what group or artist is greatest or better than any other…. why??? Because we all have the right to decide what we ourselves deem worthy of being considered best, better, and/or greatest. Music cannot be quantified by any single data point or scale. We refer to album sales as a source for decision making any declaration of who is better or best. But that is not a correct scale for making that distinction. The folks who are using this information are doing so because it makes sense to boost their argument for the music they prefer.
My favorite era for Stones music. Mick Taylor's guitar style completely changed their sound.
One of the greatest tunes ever offered human ears by one of the greatest bands to ever walk Planet Earth.
100%
I’m only commenting so you get a notification, because it’s been 3 months. Time for some Sticky Fingers again😁
@@riiidiculoso8697 not sure if u meant to reply to me? or make a general comment to Biz? Anyhow, i totally agree he should do some more SF! Can u hear us knockin', Biz? LOL
@@joescott8877 to you - your comment was legit, so just a little hi~dee~hi from a fellow Stones fan.
Time passes…and we can’t listen to all the music, all the time…so, da-dah! ✨
And Hey, Joe, when was the last time you listened to Dirty Mac?
Rock on!🤘
@@riiidiculoso8697 right on, and cos u mentioned it goin to listen to dirty mac right now, lol, rock on too!
100%
2000 light years from home / The Rolling Stones
Great psychedelic trip song
Imo, the best song from Sticky Fingers is the closing track "Moonlight Mile." It's a ballad and it's one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever listened to. It's definitely their prettiest for me.
Agree so much, feel like it is an underrated song but imo one of their best.
Moonlight Mile is magnificent and elegant, so so good!
Strings arranged by Paul Buckmaster.
Sister Morphine
Definitely!@@bobguitarlearner8007
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is on the Rolling Stones 1971 album "Sticky Fingers". The track is over seven minutes long. The main song lasts for under 3 minutes & wasn't supposed to include the extended jam session. But the entire track was recorded in one take with the jam session being included by accident.
Bobby Keys (R.I.P.) on sax and Mick Taylor on lead guitar; Charlie Watts (R.I.P.) amazing on the drums. Incredible song on an incredible album. Here's a request: "Time Waits for No One." Great song with another fire guitar solo by Mick Taylor.
one of my favs
Time Waits' melody and solo makes it one of their very best.
@@bookhouseboy280 I agree!
"You can't always get what you want ", "Beast of burden ", "Let's spend the night together ", "Wild horses ", "Angie ", "Ruby Tuesday ", geez their catalogue of songs 🎵 is virtually endless
All their worst songs.
Eff off
You r right it's a long list of good stones songs I ❤ the stones
This reaction came at the perfect time. Today is Keith Richards 80th birthday
No one thought this day would ever come. Happy Birthday, Keith! And Happy R.I.P. Birthday (Can you do that?) to his best buddy Bobby Keys, born on the same day in Texas.
It’s like two awesome songs mashed together into one. Stones at their creative best. One of Keith’s most iconic riffs on the first section and Mick Taylor rockin the rest. Heaven!
My favorite Stones song - nothing like a four-and-a-half minute jam at the end of a song. I think you should do “Far Away Eyes” next!
song wasnt supposed to go that long, but they just kept jammin and the rest is history!
I think Let It Bleed is their best album, personally, but they have so so many great albums and so so many great songs! My suggestions: The song, Let It Bleed, Jigsaw Puzzle, Stray Cat Blues (their nastiest, and I mean nasty!), Street Fighting Man, Rocks Off (yes, that's what it's about), Moonlight Mile (elegant ballad), Soul Survivor, Live With Me, Monkey Man, Midnight Rambler, You Can't Always Get What You Want. That can get you started!
OMG YAY One of my very most fav songs by them!!! Mad Crush On Keith Richards & just WoW that guitar is talkin Luvit
Easily in their top 5 of the "Stones" music catalogue. Such a great song. Talking about the drug man's house at all hours of the night.
Gotta be Bobby Keys on that Sax.. Bad Ass
Sway, Bitch, Moonlight Mile, 100 Years Ago, and Star Star are worth a listen. Hardly anyone has reacted to those.
The 2nd half of the song was completely improvised.the song was supposed to end and then they just kept going with it ..they didn’t even know it was still being recorded
Almost 50K subscribers - congrats on your success so far, and hope you see more of it - you're a natural at this!
Thank you so much!
*Hypnotizing** Happy Dance!!!
Moonlight Mile which finishes off Sticky Fingers. The whole album has such great diversity of songs, and Moonlight Mile finishes the album off perfectly.
Charlie adds so much to this track! He doesn’t miss a beat! Love the whole thing !
Awesome reaction! Check out “Fingerprint File” if you’re lookin for a funk groove that’s off the beaten path
Always has been my favorite Stones song. Brings back great memories. Thanks for the reaction!
Maybe the best opening riff of all time.
One of my Fav's from them is Paint it Black. The musical prodogy Brian Jones, original member and founder of the band can be seen playing the Satir. It's a great song!
I bought this album when it came out. It had a working zipper This is the golden era for the Stones, imho. All hail Mick Taylor.
This whole album is great. This is one of my favorite stones songs. Bobby Keys is amazing
Mick Taylor was something else.
Another classic by them. Try Time Waits For No One
Albums:, Sticky Fingers, Let It Bleed:, Exile on Main St, Beggars Banquet, Steel Wheels, Augusta Ga
And you reacted to this song on guitarist Keith Richards’s 80th Birthday as well. Bonus!
Oh! Allow me to add "Monkey Man" and "Stray Cat Blues." Funky, dirty, and exciting.
The guitar solo is Mick Taylor, not Keith.
"Saint of Me." You'll LOVE ♥️😃👍
Man I never thought i'd say this but I heard a little Santana in the middle of that song !
When I saw them in 1981 at the SuperDome I thought they were old then but they were fantastic and Jagger had boundless energy
Your viewers are naughty 😜
Great reaction- I suggest dead flowers - has kind of a twang to it- deeper classic that has a great chorus and sucks you into the story- keep rockin’ 🎩
Please do a review of 'star star'...one of the first songs to feature the F-word.You'll get a good laugh with that one as Jagger sings about groupies using him because of his star status.
Best Stones lineup...😎😎
❤️🔥❤️🔥🎸🔥❤️🔥❤️ great reaction Biz…. “70’s” Stones is unmatched 🎸⚡️🎸
Rock on!
ANOTHA ONE!
Story goes that when the song was susposed to end the guiter keep goin and then the sax picked it back and pretty soon EVERYBODY was jamming in an improved ending!😂❤❤❤
That last half from the Sax on was a jam...tapes kept-a-rollin'.
Apologies Biz, if this has already been said, but the guitar solo wasn't Keith; it was Mick Taylor. The dirty sounding rhythm in the right channel is Keith. Mick Taylor's guitar is in the left channel.
Great reaction. I love Bobby Keys’ sax solo in this song. I think Sticky Fingers is the first album Bobby Keys played on with them. He will play and tour with them until his death. He became one of Keith’s closest friends and they shared the same birthday which is today. Happy Birthday Bobby and Happy 80th Birthday Keef!
Excellent song choice, Big Soul Biz - The Stones are Knocking and Rocking on this fantastic song. 'Moonlight Mile,' 'Bitch', and
'Sway' is another great song to check out. Thanks for continually bringing your 'A' game to every reaction. You're always great.
Thank You
Can you hear me knock in synchronized wit drums and guitar… genius
With
Great period of creativity.
Sax and drums and rock and roll...✌️
Ahhhh, the 70's. We were so frickin lucky!! ❤😊
Awesome album. A classic. If I couldn't legally own but two Stones albums it would be this one and Let it Bleed. Of course since I'm an outlaw at heart I would break the law and have Some Girls stashed away somewhere.
Another Rolling Stones classic, timeless, masterpiece.
I would seriously consider checking out Exile On Main Street by the Rolling Stones. The tapestry of music on that double album is mind blowing....
Cheers doggy!
Yep, another dope song from a killer album; every song is pretty much a fave rave, and this laid-back rave-up is a perfect encapsulation of the good-time rock'n'roll aesthetic few can touch. Bobby Keyes and Keith share a birthday, btw. Pretty sure about that 🤔 😊🤙🏼❤️🎷🪘🎸🔊🎶✨️🕊
That's a good one Biz, thanks for letting it play
Any time!
Guess who's going to check out he Stones next year? This cat right here. My wife just scored some tix in Vegas. It will be my fifth time checking these guys out, my wife's first time.
Great reaction! Love the Stones! If you want to hear a great sax solo check out the band, Foreigner "Urgent.k" One of the best sax solos around. Good luck!
God damn that's a bad ass intro
Sweet! Filthy! Heh. Just listen to Charlie Watts carry that shuffle! "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is one of the bangers from their Sticky Fingers album, easily one of the best rock and roll albums ever made -- "Brown Sugar", "Wild Horses", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Dead Flowers" and much more. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" finds the Stones taking on the way old school lyrical riff visited by their influences, notably "Keep Knocking (But You Can't Come In)" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys in 1938, "Keep A-Knockin'" by Louis Jordan in 1939, "I Hear You Knocking" by Smiley Lewis in 1955, and "Keep A-Knockin'" by Little Richard in 1957. Dave Edmunds took "I Hear You Knocking" to the top ten in 1970. There was a lot of knockin' going on back then, even when the van was rocking... 😀
Midnight Rambler Live > Get Yur ya yas out
That version is probably my favourite track by the Stones to listen to on head phones. 😎🍺🇨🇦
Opening riff is Keef jam guitar Mick Taylor the one and only Bobby Keys on Keys RIP
New subscriber. Nice choice! That whole spontaneous jam the second half of the song is just an incredible piece of music.
Thanks for the sub!
DEAD FLOWERS-ROLLING STONES 🌸
Great reaction, bro! You were feeling it!
Appreciate that
This is such a groove and the opening lick is totally bad ass 🙂
Check out Far Away Eyes,Some Girls, Monkey Man. All different vibes.
Nasty. Just Nasty.❤
If you love sax, please check out Zappa Plays Zappa "Eat That Question" live.
The outro instrumental wasn't planned. Mick Taylor kept playing and the rest came back and joined in.
It's not just that Keith can make the guitar talk - a lot of people can do that. He has something to say, with style.
You Can't Always Get What You Want is another amazing but different jam from the Stones.
That was great!
it really is
ULTIMATE CONCERT-ROCK N ROLL CIRCUS
ROLLING STONES-YOU CAN,'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT 🔥🏅🔥🏅🔥🏅
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Best thing Stones did was add Bob Keys on Sax.
The live album "Get Yer Ya Yas Out" is one of the best live
albums ever.
Check out the Sympathy For the Devil from that. Is better than studio imo.
Album: Exile on Main Street
My fav stones song even though i’m not a fan. But i give the two thumbs up for the entire “some girls” album🤘❤️
Am I mistaken, but are the guitar riffs at the end influenced by Carlos Santana?,it sure sounds like it.
The stones incorporated all different types of instruments and music genres.
“Midnight Rambler”, the studio version should be your first listen for this song. This is off their Let It Bleed Album. It has to be their most theatrical and sinister song in a long line of down and dirty. I would put the Let It Bleed album at number one BUT Sticky Fingers is right there with it. You should listen to both of those albums if you get the chance.
You have to listen to The Brussels affair album of the stones in what I regard is thier best recorded concert live I’ve ever heard .. promise I’ll subscribe if you do . Gday from down under mate cheers !
Throw me down the keys!
Reverend!
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The jam in the second half is rather Latin-inflected, probably influenced by Santana. Their most creative album was Satanic Majesties Request IMO. Sort of a concept album, the Stones counterpoint to Sgt. Pepper. 2000 Light Years From Home stands out. Street Fighting Man is their best tune. An amazing song. I'm not a Stones fan but give credit where it's due. Too much of their music and their presentation incorporates satanic crap, SMR, Dancing With Mr D, Goats Head Soup, cetra, cetra. We get it Jagger, you think Satan is cool
So the switchup part at the end was just off the cuff .....they just jammed and let the tape roll
Andy Warhol designed the cover
Hey Biz > can you hear me knocking on your door?
Knock Knock
"Y'all got Cocaine Eyes"
if you can't jam to this then you just don't like music !
One of the Stones better songs.
The second half of the song is too disconnected from the first half