The Rolling Stones "Satisfaction" Live 1965 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)
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1:38 even the camera man cant resist dancing to the rolling stones
Lol I was like wtf he doing
he was zooming the camera to the beat
I was there. Our seats were about six rows back. When the Stones got on stage, we left our seats and ran right in front of the stage. Mick bent down and shook his morrocoys at me. It was so exciting.
@@robinsmith4095 Thank you.
Very cool!
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@Лейла Копеева It is a musical instrument that you shake to keep time with the music. They are used in pairs.
So cool
Incredible - 50+ years on the big scene !
Arsenij TRYNOZHENKO unos los mejores del Rock, que músicos de esos tiempos.
I can’t get no satisfaction
Сеняяяя. Респект за роллингов :)
Arsenij TRYNOZHENKO нифига, нормально наткнулся)
Been a fan since the early SIXTIES!
RIP Charlie, a true gentlemen in this rock and roll world.
Just couldn't believe I saw so much underwear on his drum kit couldn't see a cymbal by the time he was done.
How is it that he's the only one to meet his maker (other than B. Jones)?
🌅🏞️😋🥰🥰
Never divorced. Unheard of
Well, he's the first. The rest are in late seventies, into eighties. most people die in their seventies. The Stones all will be dying soon, in the next five years! And the day will come when the last person alive who was.alive when the stones released their first album, will pass away.
Ахренительно👍👍👍💥💥💥👏👏👏
Целая ЭПОХА. Многие тогда еще не родившиеся уже бабушками и дедушками стали. Сколько же поколений слушали и слушают эти шедевры до сих пор. Ахренительно!!!
Чел я токо в 2023 узнал про эту группу и уже слушаю её каждый день
это вряд ли.... слушали пижоны и стиляги из масквабада....остальным начхать.
Джагер жив!
именно так я с 1951 года рождения до сих пор их слушаю и также остальных рок н рольщиков
The only drawback to being 15 years old in 65 means I'm getting old but boy what a lifetime of good music to grow up with.
Consider yourself lucky! I was born in the late 60's but wish I had been born earlier so that I could have experienced the 60's as a teen.
my birthday,19,05,1950.aint i lucky.
The best of times
Amen to that Tom Bell
I know that feeling
This song was a turning point in rock. Stones, what's left of them, still play this at every gig. Love to see Brian performing. Real Stones!
I just love watching the early Stones footage. So much energy. Massive.
Stones are greatest of all time, along with the Beatles of course but The way they treated Brian was wrong!
Stones are greatest of all time, along with the Beatles of course but The way they treated Brian was wrong!
I have had this clip on my computer for quite a few years; I keep coming back to it cause of Brian's awesome rhythm guitar.
He’s definitely a better guitarist than he gets credit for. He’s killing it here!
I've seen them twice 34 years apart. 1981& 2015 ..Epic both shows. My first memory of this song tho was riding with mom driving, this was on the car radio and I was about 6.. in 65...Mom was jammin. She passed not long after that in 1969. I'm 62 now...still jammin🙆
Rip Brian and Charlie both Legends
Hey you might like The Doublejumps if you like Rolling Stones
One of my theme songs and one of the best songs of all time! Still sounds as fresh, all these year's later. Rock On!
I'm a big Beatles fan, but I like the early Stones, from 64 through 66.
62-69 mejores que los Beatles
Saw the Stones at my local Gaumont cinema... when I was knee high to a grasshopper, with Millie as support act... "My boy lollipop"
Great song!
Mick's so great, I can feel his raw energy! Such a joy to watch and listen to!
Classic footage from the band's early years. Thin sound but the energy comes through. Hopefully more live footage of complete gigs from the Jones era surfaces here soon.
Where was this concert? I bet you had fun.
RIP
Charles Robert “Charlie” Watts😢
We lost The keystone😭
MICK Jagger, BRIAN Jones ✨. Le fondateur et tout les Rolling stones , combien de personnes ont dansé et passer le temps a chanter ce titre des années 65
one of the best performances of the song
in 1965 an audience was expected to sit quietly in their seats and perhaps tap their toes to the rythym. you can see some of the girls in the audience are bouncing in their seats! a couple of years later and concerts were totally different with people standing and dancing and screaming their heads off! It was a different era - and the Stones helped changed it.
They goes crazy in beatles vid i'm confused now.
What you supposed to do and what you actually did are two different things, I don't remember it being like this staid audience, they were letting the sixties down, in England it was wilder than that lot.
I think you mean it's The Beatles that changed that. When they performed, they couldn't even hear themselves perform because of all the fans screaming.
I STILL wear suit & tie to rock concerts!
michael brigg this must have been one of the very first metal performances.... this recording is 1965... I would be interested in seeing the entire performance because Mick and the band is unhinged this recording which is either before or after the Ed Sullivan performance that same year
55 years ago... It's crazy when I think about this band still rollin' till this day...
1:36 - 1:43 the cameraman got excited
😂😂
chemicaro LOL 😂😂😂🤣
stoned ...
LMAO
yea. i was like... wot a doofus
So geil....ich bin erst 1967 geboren...und findes einfach nur geil....der Hammer ❤❤❤❤❤
This song was on top 👅 week of 7/24/1965, my 5th birthday. Today 7/24/1960, I'm 62 & still so in love with these beautiful men. Resting in harmonious bliss Sir Mr. Charlie Watts🥁 & may God keep blessing y'all Rolling Stones. Thank you for helping me out throughout my Entire life. Much love from Tucson, 👵✌️💖
Hello Barbara,
how're you doing
Thanks for your love and support, you're an amazing fan! it's nice meeting you here
No sheite? You aged 62 years in just 6 years time? How did you do it, if we may ask?
Какое счастье, что сохранились эти исторические видеокадры молодых Роллингов!!! Мне эта песня безумно нравится!
😍😘❤❤❤
What a pretty and wonderful woman ,hello, my darling ?
Точно на все 100!!!
Наша молодость!
I love these guys! Always have and always will 💖❤💕
Hello Mary, How are you doing?
Bring back the good ol' days. Satisfaction....
3:23
What Happened On This Day - 12 de Julho
'1962 First performance of the Rolling Stones
The British rock band performed for the first time as a group at the Marquee Club in London.'
source: Time and Date
Those cats had it together, even back then. Brian was integral part. If you weren't around you have no idea how huge "Satisfaction" was. Just a big smash hit that people loved.
Just yesterday I was driving down the VFW Parkway in Boston, going to see my girlfriend at Boston University. At a traffic light, a new song called "Satisfaction" was blasting from my Triumph TR4, top down sports car ...to my left, a sweaty 40-ish year old guy in a station wagon with the wife and three kids. He looks at me with poignant envy.
Wait...that wasn't yesterday...it was the summer of 1965. It just seems like yesterday and now I am 78 years old.....
@@Joseph-wy2mq That's a beautiful memory...
I remember as a kid of about 8 working on model cars and listening to local top 30 radio station and Satisfaction was number 1.
They would play the number one song about every fourth or fifth tune.
We were satisfied out but it was still good.
The tune I remember being a real
' game changer ' was when ' Paint It Black ' hit the waves.
I always consider that to be the original
' heavy metal ' song.
The Beatles and others were singing happy love songs and all of a sudden it's the notorious Rolling Stones with that heavy driving beat singing about funerals and painting everything black.
Ending with bass lines NOBODY played.
It WAS heavy.
Keith´s guitar Riff never had the same incredible drive again without Brian´s backup rhythm.
You are so right! When they "partnered up" it was sheer brilliance.
The best ! love it Graham.
Hello Sally, How are you doing?
Pretty terrible sound balance, but great memories. RIP Brian.
Mick and Keith stole Brian's band
You're right. And worse; Mick masterminded his murder. Dunno if you believe in things like mediums or not, but a friend of mine was a good one. He made contact with Brian, and we published our findings in the Kindle Ebook, "Case Closed: The Murder of Brian Jones."
+Seth Tyrssen How can your friend be good at something that doesn't exist?
Ah, but it does. I always maintain a healthy skepticism, myself; and "medium channelers" look like an excellent way to part the rubes from their cash. But a few are quite real. They're simply accessing senses that lie dormant in the rest of us. Any scientist will tell ya two things: 1) most of our "minds" exist in the subconscious, and 2) we're only using about 2 of 8 or 10 possible DNA strands. Right there, is the key to a lot that many would consider "paranormal" or just outside-the-box,
I'm pretty sure just about every scientist would deny that your friend talked to the spirit of Brian Jones.
i too love the stones being with them since i was 15 now almost 71 play them all the time on u tube great keep them coming love all old songs todays are shit
Real shit, true
Nossa ! essa música é a cara da minha adolescência😍😍😍infatuation ❤❤❤Oh saudades dos Rolling Stones love it😍😍😍😍😍
To see the crowd come alive at the beat is just one of the best things ever
At the 1:52 mark there is a person sitting in the second row of seats that has a striking resemblance to Tom Cruise as if he went back in time to see a live concert of the Rolling Stones in 1965 and now that is truly "Mission Impossible".
👍
OMG! He is actually Tom. The time machine does exist!
I scrolled back to 1 minute and 52 seconds and I seen the guy who looks like Tom Cruise you are right
Isn't that Hoffman turning to the camera?
Hahaha holy shit man how did you even notice that
looks like mick jagger finally found a microphone big enough for his mouth
LOL
+babybug That's mean, but funny. LMAO
Love the stones but fuck Mick Jagger lol
babybug 😂😂😂😂
and he could probably shove it straight into pauls old ass fanny.
You can barely hear the lead guitar. It’s amazing how much they improved as musicians over the next few years.
Love hearing Brians riffs tho!
@@jefffloyd7105 You mean his cowboy E and A and B? But yeah pretty kewl .
Mick has always had the best stage presence !
Yes, he did.
The Beatles were awesome and everyone wanted to be Paul McCartney or John Lennon but they carried guitars and there was this evil looking guy who just carried a microphone stand and danced around.
Elvis writhed and danced in his earlier time but now he was pretty tamed down, Mick Jagger took over the spot.
Just Fantastic!!!.
I love this early version with Keith playing his Epiphone Casino.
Favorite Stones song. Album version is perfect.
A great song forever! -from East Brasil-
Mick jageer foi o cara mais lindo de todos os roqueiros desse tempo
Te amo Mick jageer 💕
R.I.P Charlie keep rolling the stones
Es una joya histórica este material que nos comparten... Muestra a unos Rolling Stones con su alineación original, aun muy jóvenes y con esa hambre por destacar y ganarse su lugar en la historia de la música... Muchas gracias Reelin 'In The Years Productions por compartirnos este material y, si me lo permiten, lo comparto como material de estudio de la historia de la música contemporánea, en la universidad donde imparto clase... Saludos y listos para ver muchos videos mas...
This is my favorite recording of “satis-faction”
I am sure Mick has gotten "Plenty of Satisfaction" over the past 50 years! LOL
he's been"humpin'"those young 🐥🐥🐣🐣🐥🐤 for years.
Wonder how many were under age 😱
Maybe--but recall that Mick has had to endure over the years so much useless information, 'supposed to fire his imagination.
@@firstandlastswagman269 Stay classy now :/
His youngest daughter is like 8 years old...... he has never had a shortage of satisfaction.
Rolling Stones years 60's 70's 80' 90's 2000's 2010's 2020's...
...and we like it, like it, yes we do !
Unbelievable that is 7 decades
Nothing but amazing
YES !!! ❤️❤️❤️
They are the best
Brilliant!
Quel rêve pour le public !!!! La découverte de tous les meilleurs groupes !!!! Voir Charlie taper simplement et efficacement
The first time I saw the Stones was in concert in Sacramento, California in December 1965. They had just started a song when Richards' guitar shorted out on the mic stand. He started to slump to the ground. He was out front a bit and none of the other band members saw what had happened. They kept playing for a few more seconds before they realized he was down on the ground and not playing. The curtain was immediately closed and an announcement was made that the concert was over. I remember the electrical flash being quite large. At the time I thought he might have been killed. However, a newspaper article the next day explained everything. To make a point about how things change, I was in row seven from the stage and had to pay all of $4.75 for that prime seat.
Christopher Franklin In Phoenix this May 2019, A similar ticket might run you $3500 or more!
apparently the reason it didn't kill him was because he had shoes with thick rubber soles
Christopher Franklin thanks for sharing your story sir ....a few questions; did the girls come in droves? .... did any black people attend? ..... was cocaine use age high amongst regular young people like yourself ?
Christopher Franklin well, this is even more evidence that Keith Richards is practically immortal
Did you get a refund?
finally, a mid 60s band's concert that doesn't have girls screaming their lungs out after every line of the song
@GodZpeed X7 why?
I had laryngitis that week.
You probably haven´t seen the other many concerts where they have 200 girls screaming their lungs out and getting wet for Mick lmao
@@danaltamirano2546 I definitely know that there was Rolling Stones concert had girls screaming their lungs out, I was just pointing out that there was finally a concert I see from the mid 60s where there isn’t that
That means the Beatles were better than the stones.
Melhor banda de todos tempos !
Спасибо большое
Brian Jones was COOL AF. All of them all of them 👋👋👋🔥
At the age of 19 years, 55 years after this performance I seen these old guys live !
sin dudas la magia de los stones son los recitales como suenan y eso q en este video eran unos pibes muy bueno. tuve la suerte de verlos 2 noches en la plata
Pretty wild to see how normal Mick looked back then. And the drumming... so simplistic by today’s standards. Still the super iconic song of the times!
Great stuff!
Bem fundo do baú, mas sempre vem a tona pra nós, roqueiros e fãs! 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💖
I went to see the Stones and I was up dancing and clapping. I looked over at this black girl and she was standing up clapping in a special style along with five or six other girls. They were clapping and rolling their arms around in rhythm to the beat. She saw me and I saw her and we both just knew how much fun we were having at the same moment. It was a moment I'll never forget for the rest of my life. The Stones were spectacular.
My Uncle Vernon played this in our living room in about 1973, I was about 5 years old, I remember being a bit freaked out, big booming music and me with billy big eyes. Uncle Vernon died this week..RIP..
Awesome
Favourite band then and now
Mick Jagger, ARTISTA DE LOS MÁS GRANDES DE LA HISTORIA DE LA MÚSICA. Cuando uno ve y escucha a estos grandes, se da cuenta lo pequeña que se volvió la música de hoy.
Rest In Peace Charlie Watts 1941-2021.
The fuzz on the guitar and that beat are infectious!
Grandes memorias de cuando yo era muy joven
Old but gold
Use to see them all the time in the winter walking around the souks in Marrakech in the late 70’s , I was like 9 years old in those days
Brian Jones's contribution to this band has been underrated.
Jimmy Tee Rex I agree. He was a fast learner when trying new instruments. And he had a sense for showmanship. Jones took to the stage with a purpose, to entertain the audience. Brian Jones was a pro. If he and Kieth played together longer, the Stones could have been greater.
Jimmy Tee Rex He was never underrated ! The generation of the sixties know what was real and it was the Fab 5 jagger jones richard wyman watts
Jimmy Tee Rex Never underrated by me Jimmy!
Stones were the greatest band in the World until Brian drowned!
Very similar to me to the loss of Hank, Buddy, Elvis & Bon!!
***** The same? Have you ever really heard any Stones album with Mick Taylor? :P
first sitar in a rock song played by prince brian jones on paint it black.... and no norwegian wood was not a rock song
Mick Jagger is at his best here. He sings with such energy and meaning. Really cool,. Jorge Mario Rodas.
I saw this tour in Toronto -65
+Bruce Gilchrist wow! how old are you sir, now?
Fakhrullah Al Amin Nazari fantastically old-but younger then the Stones
Bruce Gilchrist lemme guess. 60s' ? hehe
+Bruce Gilchrist omg wow! you're one of the luckiest person, sincs you could see The Rolling Stones in their earlier years.
Lídia Minich
Yeah it was a magical gig- One of the local radio stations wouldn't play their music because "they were dirty" and "never showered "lol How they knew that piece I could never figure out-the Stones were this underground band thing in Toronto at the time cool to us kids. When I formed my own band we had a lead singer from England who knew John Lennon and had seen the Stones play before they were big in a pub in Richmond-that I would have loved to have seen.
Good days yes I was in high school best time of my life
Cinquante Ans plus tard j'ai toujours autant de plaisir d'écouter SATISFACTION . I get Some Satisfacttion earing .
I love this, it's very unusual to see footage from that era 1965 without the hordes of screaming girls wetting their knickers every time Mick swivelled his hips. I am 68 now and first saw the Stones in 1964 in Bournemouth, UK, my home town when I was 16 with a few boys from my class in school i.e. the original band with Brian Jones. The screaming was deafening but we could just about hear them! I last saw them at Hyde Park in 2013. Long may they roll on.....
RodRollingstone i'm sorry sir but i think your age might have gotten your eyesight worse a bit - there were indeed screaming hordes of girls in this video, but i guess you might've seen hordes that make those girls in the video look just like the tip of the iceberg
"Long may they roll on" - for fucksake, get a grip. They haven't released a decent tune since about 1974 😩
@@shelleylyme6402 they're still performing to sold out stadiums which is what the comment was probably trying to say
@@alicesjamgardennirvana9790 I don't see the degeneration of youthful, exuberant rebellion into greedy, pot-bellied old age anything to celebrate.
@@shelleylyme6402 "Pot-bellied old age"? I guess you haven't seen the Stones in the last 30-40 years.
Didnt know Ronald McDonald played Guitar .
McDonald’s mascot Brian Jones
I didnt know Donald Tusk is good signer.
Lol
You do now lol
Good one
I started listening to them in early 80's and I was hooked. I was an infant in 65. Time flies Bud. Now I'm in my 50's and listening to this young band.
I think this band has a future :D
Hey you might like The Doublejumps if you like Rolling Stones
One of the first uses of a fuzz box onstage live.
1:55 Tom Cruise in the 2nd Row clapping his hands
True, he does look like Tom Cruise. Also in that shot if you follow Cruise's row to the guy standing with the camera and right over his left shoulder in the next row is a guy who looks like John Lennon getting into the song as well, unlike the people in the first row.
@@mdteletom1288 wow! It does look like lennon!
time travelors
Man, I thought the same thing. Many doppelgangers I this shot. Tom Cruise and also Keith Richards performing George Harrison hahaa
It is, in my opinion, the greatest rock and roll song ever put to paper and sung,
С ума сойти , Меня еще не было на этом свете , а Мик уже выдавал свои шедевры ! Браво великим Роллингам!
Enormes, atrapan siempre!!
А я учился во втором классе был отличником на доске почета фото мое было 1965 г а в 1972 меня меня едва из техникума не выгнали на моей спортивной футболке был портрет Мика Джагера
@@ЛеонидЗгорский интеоесно где вы футболку с Джагером купили в начале 70 тых годов ,?
It is mind blowing to me this band is still performing 60 years later..
Heute 75!Meine wunderschöne Jugend! 😢
never seen so many dudes at a Stones concert.
gay english
@@M.Đ-z4u you're stupid I doubt they're gay .
@@cocacola9663 Not that there's anything wrong with that.
This Album Will Be On Sale
In The Lobby On The Way Out
"With the group chatting and signing autographs"
I'm a 62 year old drummer who grew up with the Stones.Been watching other musicians hate on them for decades and never understood why.A lot if musicians have always thought this business was about technique on their individual instruments and vocals.They never understood the energy and performance aspect of Rock and Roll.The Stones always have,and that's why they have stayed together and made it happen for there fans for all these years.....
I love drummer
Spot on
I don't understand !!
Nice
55 yrs ago and still rocking today...And THEY SAY SAY NO TO drugs..
They played my home town in 1963 and came round to the local pub during the interval. No-one knew who they were back then, but they couldn't do that these days! Still the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
Obvio pa
1:37 is the best part
lol wtf too funee
Let me tell you old farts somethin, y'all grew up in a sweetass time!!
Sure as hell did
FlameCranium yes we did 👍🎸🎼🍺🎼🎸
It was exciting - new songs, new bands every week! It seems like our world was encased in music all the time. And our world changed so quickly. The early 60s were essentially still the 50s, but then the Twist happened and then there was beach blanket music, and then the Beatles happened on Ed Sullivan and away we go!
Then the British Invasion and the California vibe rushed us along. Which camp were you in? The Beatles or the Stones? Soon I was in college and wondering what my friend’s draft numbers were. Whoops! Suddenly Sam disappears from classes. Wher’ed he go? Got drafted.
Now protest songs. Running through the college president’s back yard at night ditching the cops at a protest. Run Through the Jungle. Kent State. The world feels mean and like it’s unraveling. We watch the Vietnam War and the body count every night on TV. Something’s Happening Here. Summer of Love. Woodstock, Altamont. And the 60s bled into the early 70s. Oh No! Disco!
FlameCranium 😂
fuk yes
Супер! Меня ещё на свете не было..
Satisfaction is very soul of rock n roll
Brian Jones simplesmente o melhor!
*London - August 24.2021. It is with immense sadness that we announce the death of our beloved Charlie Watts! He passed away peacefully in a London hospital earlier today surrounded by his family. Charlie Watts, the drummer of The Rolling Stones. 02.06.1941 - 24.08.2021.*
Keith Richards wrote "Satisfaction" in his sleep and recorded a rough version of the riff on a Philips cassette player. He had no idea he had written it. He said when he listened to the recording in the morning, there was about two minutes of acoustic guitar before you could hear him drop the pick and "then me snoring for the next forty minutes".
False.
@@bryan9587 "Richards heard his now-famous three-note run in a dream, woke to plant the riff on his tape recorder and mumble “I can’t get no satisfaction,” and then fell back asleep soundly". Taken from the magazine Rolling Stone Google it I am right.
Unfortunately you're wrong. Satisfaction was yet another hit gift from the Beatles. Written by George Harrison. Sorry
Travis Burt no you are wrong google it and you will see it is credited to Jagger, Richards. It is also in Keith Richards autobiography of which I have. Jagger wrote all the lyrics apart from "I can't get no satisfaction".
Great stuff!
Me revoilà viviane pour vos plus belle musiques.vous avez bien manger,maintenant ont bouge les table et les chaise.👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👍👍👍👍
Hey you might like The Doublejumps if you like Rolling Stones