THE ROLLING STONES - CAN’T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING | REACTION
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This has to be in the the "Stones" top 5 songs ever. They had so many songs that were great. Just one man's opinion.
I was fortunate to see this song live in NYC at Madison Square Garden. The place went ballistic.
This is one of the greatest guitar lines ever, Keith Richards opening is unbelievable, and Mick Tayler's solo in the second half is increadably smooth.
Taylor is 72 today.
not to mention unsung Bobby Keys on sax
Mick Taylor’s time with The Stones is so underrated!!
Are you sure Kieth Richard played on this ... according to the story I read this song was recorded without keith Richards knowledge. Despite the songwriting credits it was a jagger / Taylor composition and the song ended before the jam at the end ... they just let the tape roll while the band continued and they decided to keep it in the song. Keith might have added a his guitar as an overdub ... I know Mick Jagger plays guitar but not that well in 1970 ... but the main riff was Mick taylor
@@davekeating5867 I heard that the opening riff was Richards, but the solos were Taylor.
ROLLING STONES, "CAN YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING?"...PROBABLY ONE OF MOST OUTRAGEOUS GROOVING TUNES EVER MADE...
Sticky Fingers is perfection from start to finish.. it still makes me crazy. 😈 👅
I saw the Rolling Stones in '75. Mick Taylor ! ;-)
Saw the saxophone... Bobby Keys.
Then in Ronnie Wood at the Kingdome '81.
Happy Birthday to the lead guitarist on this Mick Taylor 72 years old today Jan 17th.
What a great album “Sticky Fingers” is. So many great songs like “Sister Morphine” , “Dead Flowers” & “Wild Horses”. And, it has, “Brown Sugar”. I remember when me and my buddies first heard it. We it was awesome! Great choice to react to!
Album was produced at the famous Muscle Shoals Sound Studio also.
And Moonlight Mile.....
@@DJDOGG31 The Muscle Shoals documentary is fantastic. Worth the watch.
Don't forget Sway, one of my very favorite Stones tunes...
@@musicairplanes4884 Agree 100%. I watched it on Netflix years ago.
This song has been one of my favorite songs ever, from any artist. Ever since the first time I heard it in 1971. Still sounds great all these years later.
Those rolling stones real cool cats.That was rock and jazz I salute you it was a masterpiece.
Everything on this track is fantastic!! Charlie Watts is one of the best pocket-drummers ever recorded, Keith' soloing in here is just what it needs to be; Mick's gritty vocal is always a fit; Just a terrific song. One of my favorite Stones songs and it's really hard to narrow them down!
"Honky-tonk Woman" by the Stones.
WE NEED MORE COWBELL
Honky Tonk WoMEN...
Back in the day the album cover zipper worked 😂
Still have mine!
Best Stones’ albums: Beggars’ Banquet, Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers.....
Don't forget Exile On Main Street.
+ Exile and i'd agree.
The second half of the song was accidental. They just kept on jamming and did not know that the tape was recording. Fortunately for us they kept it on the album. Great song, Kieth kicks ass at the start and Mick's solo in the second half makes the song.
Oh!..Wait a minute!..You're doin' my favorite Stones song?!..Say no more!...I NEVER miss an opportunity to drop whatever I'm doing for this one!
I love the jam towards the end!!! FIRE!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
A song you just have to hear with headphones. The intro is fabulous, especially when the second guitar kicks in.
Funny thing is, this song was supposed to be a lot shorter, but they decided to jam at the end and it was so good they decided to add it as part of the song.
Bro, keep believing that. Lol. It is a cute story.
Back when people took the time to learn to play their instruments and had the balls to improvise and not care (much) what anyone else thought of it. Those are the absolute prerequisites to great music.
People still do that...? You won't find them on pop radio though.
Love this song rolling stone masterpiece thank you
I've been a Stones fanatic since I was a teenager, almost 40 years now, and this is still a song I listen to all the time.
One of the things that make the 60's rock band different is these jam sessions on songs and albums.....
Absolutely!!!
REAL musicians do it effortlessly.
I'd HATE to be a teenager today,the music sucks big time compared to the 60's through to 1990.
@CockneyRed you said it bro ! It's what's missing in today's pop music REAL MUSICIANS 😾😾😾😾🙀🙀😽😖😖😖
@@TheCornishCockney You are absolutely Right!!!! But there a Great young musicians and rock groups out there....we know...we see them on You Tube and Spotify!!! Are they on the Billboard charts or Airwaves??? No!!! The Music Companies are not picking them up because they don't Rap or have a Hip-Hop Vibe.
Except this was 1971
Rip Bobby keys! (Sax) he once asked me outside of wembly arena, how to get in to the venue before their their show. This band is such a beautifully genius combination of musically, business, hot ness longevity. There will never be another like then. 💕
This is how musicians should express themselves. Over 50 years old and still gives goosebumps. From the best Rock album ever.
The Stones are just one of those uber-talented bands that probably wrote in just about every style imaginable while creating a wide variety of great songs. All-time top tier.
Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers... and of course Exile on Main Street... Stones at their best
Stones: 8 number 1 songs in 58 years.
Beatles: 20 number 1 songs in 7 years.
It's still interesting to hear The Stones in the years after The Beatles breakup.
This is how Rock & Roll was meant to be. Down and dirty Raw and in your face
Charlie Watts is a jazz drummer as well as the backbone of the Stones
Haven’t heard this song all the way through in years- what a classic! Such an incredible guitar riff- epic riffs are Kieth Richard’s specialty. You’re right- Mick’s pure charisma comes through 100%, and the song changes from the dirtiest sounding rock to smooth jazz.
Cee, you'll love their "You Can't Always Get What You Want" (must be album cut with the choir), "It's Only Rock n' Roll", "She's So Cold" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
The jam at the end is iconic
Very Jazzy number. That opening riff is Too COOL!
Bobby Keys on the "Sax". Raw gineous!
Great review, there's so many gems on the stones albums.
Keith is the riff master.
Never really here people say this, but this song has some real funk to it
I live your smile when you describe this song. I was lucky enough to see Mick Taylor play this with them on their 50th Anniversary tour. It was as epic as you'd think it would be.
My fav Stones tune right there !!!
Saw them on the Tattoo you tour! Best concert I've seen to this day and I'm 59 and have seen a lot of them!
Keith Richards has said that the jam-out at the end was the Stones reaction to what Santana were laying down at the time. It was like, we'll show them how you really do it! You're spot-on about the drums....and Bobby Keys on Sax. He was something else.
World's best booty call song
The outro jam was totally improvised btw.
When the album came out, and I got it day one, the zipper on the front was real...nothing inside thank god lol
Love this song! I was born in '71, my parents had all the classic rock albums & this one was my Mom's, real zipper on the front, open it up & the jeans are gone! LOL
Welp, you've gotten to my favorite Stones song. Mick Taylor Stones are the best Stones! Bobby Keys and Billy Preston! It really doesn't get better than this.
I agree with you about Mick Jagger. Also looking at the album cover I am reminded of Montley Crue's album cover for "To Fast For Love". I'm guessing that Montley Crue was inspired by The Rolling Stones cover.
Oh yeah, Yoshi's. I'm from Berkeley so I know that place. Glad you did this great song. Suggestion: 2 more by the Stones; "Time (Is On My Side)" and "Time Waits For No One." You could do them both in the same reaction. Some day maybe you can also do some Weather Report, Pat Metheny, Jaco Pastorius, The Yellow Jackets etc.
Rolling Stones - Hony Tonk Woman, Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, Miss You. 💥☮🖤🤘
Miss you-rolling stones
The Rolling Stones always bring it to the table.....Sticky Fingers...👍🏻👍🏻
love a lot of your reactions. I used to go to a lot of Chuck Mangione concerts, I played trumpet and saxophone. Now I also play piano, guitar and bass. Love jazz, blues, and blues rock. And the Beasties.
This was recorded in 1 session. So totally a raw jam and you can hear that
The drummer, Charlie Watts, is a Jazz drummer
Great improv jam coming from a group that has stood the test of time
Yoshi's!!! On a trip to the Bay Area several years ago (just looked it up and it was 2005) my wife and I were lucky enough to see McCoy Tyner, Stanley Clarke and Billy Cobham on stage together. Amazing!!!! Oh yeah, The Stones are pretty good, too. Have seen them multiple times live as well. Keep up the great reactions!
Thank you for bringing more joy to my day and the world, Chod. For more Stones greatness try Angie, Wild Horses, Fool To Cry and She's A Rainbow!
Raunch and Roll Baby. Stones at there BEST
Love this album and love this song. You mention you were brought up on jazz - which is cool. Little known tidbit about this song is that Mick Taylor was channeling a song by a jazz great Chico Hamilton called A Trip. Check out the vibe and guitar played by a young Larry Coryell. Some of the licks are the same.
Keep up the great work!
The Stones were never my favorite band but this album is one of my all time favorites and this song in particular is a masterpiece! This album was in my opinion the Stones' version of Hotel California... this was their finest hour!
This is my favorite song from the Stones'. Also this song is the opening song to Johnny Depp's movie Blow.
Had this album, with the zipper that actually worked. For Rolling Stones live, check out Get Yer Ya Yas Out.
Great review of a fantastic song. Thanks!
This is a very superior reaction channel.
For your next Stones song do “Waiting On A friend.”
And yes... Mick is the man
I saw the Stones at Clemson’s Death Valley Stadium and Mick Jagger was absolutely non stop from the min. he walked on the stage till leaving. He never stayed in one place, constantly running from one side of the stage to the other. Totally amazing.
couldn't be bothered to spell out "minute?"
The first release of this album had a real zipper on the cover.
Sticky Fingers. One of my favorite Stones Albums. Stones (along with Pink Floyd and R.E.M.) are my favorite bands. These guys are amazing.
You have wide-ranging music tastes. Good on ya.....
I was in orchestra in junior high and high school and played piano for 15 years. I love a huge range of music for a variety of reasons.
Maybe my fave stones song. Next would be _Tumbling Dice..._ But mine that whole album (_Exile on Main Street_) It's pretty great!
Got that Santana groove
"Brown Sugar" from this album is my fav. This song, as far as I'm concerned, has two parts. The first half yo can have, the second is fantastic.
Sticky Fingers is loaded with great songs.
Great album as was every other album before, for me, my number 1 band, saw them twice in the 70's both times, magic.
Dope tune
I don't think Mick Jagger is a Freddy Mercury in his own band, rather Freddy is a Mick Jagger in Queen because he was there later. That doesn't mean that I don't like Freddy, but that Mick Jagger is a different frontman with completely different abilities.
Great album!
Keith Richard's solo seems to channel Wes Montgomery in this song!
Keith mainly did rhythm chops in this one, this is all Mick Taylor's doing in that solo.
Two words....Mick Taylor
@@mmk7340 someone said Carlos santana,I disagreed and checked internet; it said it was Keith but you may be right!
@@anthonylovavto3228 Carlos Santana inspired solo but it's Mick Taylor
Listen to isola natali by Brian Auger one of wes montgomery performances before he Odin london
One of my fave from the Stones, song and album.
This is great and all, but when are you gonna do some more Robin Trower? Like Bridge of Sighs/In This Place? Or Bob Seger? The Famous Final Scene? Mainstreet? Or Roll Me Away? Or Allman Brothers? It's Not My Cross To Bear? Or Soulshine?
Your reaction imo is right on point.
Quality.
Guitarist Keith Richards is The MAN
Sympathy for the Devil, I'm Just Waiting on a Friend, Sweet Virginia--they have so many....
Great riff here ! 🎸🤙
Mick = Sick!.. 😜
Driving Too Fast (Remastered) A cool Stones tune
☮️💜
🔥🎧🎶💣🔥
East Bay all day!
One of my favorites by the Stones. Would like your reaction on the song 'Superstar' by The Carpenters. Karen Carpenter was a phenomenal vocalist and drummer. Superstar was co-written with Leon Russell.
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Thanx for this one. My opinion is early Stones was the best
SUGGESTION ; JIMI HENDRIX LIVE AT BERKELEY PURPLE HAZE
Wild Horses please
Charlie Watts GOAT
Billy Preston (of course) on organ.
[and drummer Charlie Watts considers himself a jazz player and did release an album of standards: 'Long Ago and Far Away'.]
And Bobby Keys on sax!!
@@Matt-fv2qb Now go watch 'Every Night's a Saturday Night'!
The Stones really didn't need a lot of help from outside musicians, but on this album, they had two of the very best - Bobby Keys sax solo is phenomenal and Billy Preston is an underrated giant in music with the work he did with the Stones and the Beatles and especially his solo work!
Santana at the end. Amazing.
That was Keith Richards!
Mick Taylor
@@anthonylovavto3228 nope, Mick Taylor.
@@anthonylovavto3228 it was Mick Taylor
@@dannybranigan1984 well then he channeled a little of wes montgomery
Who, besides me, had to try the zipper first thing?
I will be your knight in shining armor
Coming to your Emotional Rescue
Play date Emotional Rescue by The Rolling Stones
Chickenfoot "Oh Yeah"
I enjoy watching your reactions to great music..you grew up in the wrong era of music