Rolling Stones - JIVING SISTER FANNY 1969 Take 2 BEST TAK
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- On the set of "They Shoot Horses Don't They?" Prior to the first show, they needed a larger rehearsal space than the basement of Steven Stills House where they had been rehearsing. The folks at Warner Bros films obliged. Los Angeles 1969. (Keith dragged the Kirk Douglas sign in).
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This would be in my All time top ten Stones songs, and they didn't even release it.
Love the “chug a chug a chug” slow train rhythm driving the song forward.
This is a beast of a sound pure pulsing Stones .....dangerous just like they should be
Greatest rock and roll with ...only 2 chords. . Only Bo diddley can make such a thing...Stones forever
It's in D minor isnt.?
Try Blame it on, Johnny Thunders, Roxy.
It’s actually 3, it ends on a G. D,C,G
Metamorphosis is an underrated album. Jivin' Sister Fanny, I Don't Know Why, Out of Time, Memo from Turner, I'm going down, Don't Lie to Me......
Jivin' Sister Fanny, Downtown Susie are for me among the bands peaks of 1969. Most inspired! I also love I Don't Know Why, and wish people would play it in tandem with the Stevie Wonder original (also great, but a different focus). Family and I'm Going Down are amazing, too!
Don’t Lie to Me!
Revenge compilation !
Could easily have sat on Sticky Fingers. Taylor is a God.
Mick Taylor isn't on this take
@@bernardo7492Well, it ain’t Keef and solo, tone, style as well as studio dates would beg me to disagree respectfully.
YOU GOTTA JUST LOVE HOW MICK TAYLOR AND KEITH GO BACK AND FOURTH , WISH THEY WOULD PLAY THIS LIVE , IT IS A ROCKER GEM OF A SONG
Mick Taylor
3 key people entered at the right time giving them a few better years than they would have at That time without them
Taylor.
Hopkins.
and key Jimmy Miller
@@TvDaddyAndTheTabloidArmy could not agree more my friend! Jimmy Millers last album with the stones i believe was after sticky fingers. Once he stopped working with the stones they did feel it without a doubt. And someone who had some contributions and really added some flavor was billy preston. Helped steer them along
It was Keef on lead and rhythm guitars on this version.
@@333Alastair exactly.
Mick Taylor gets way to much credit.
I mean in my eyes Ronnie woods was the perfect fit
Not wanting to disappoint anyone here but to all you Mick Taylor fans I do believe this is the version that Keith plays both guitars on. Mick Taylor later joined them in the studio and virtually did what Keith had already laid down. If this is NOT that version there is one out there that is exactly as I described. Keith was at the top of his playing in these days. If you listen, it's keith's phrasing and bite, very similar to Sympathy for the Devil and when you listen to Taylor it's very similar but has his fluidity and more ringing sustain.
This is Keith Richards on lead two months before Mick Taylor was a Stone. The same upload by someone else on youtube confirmed that. Taylor did the final take we hear on the record version from Metamorphis.
Its' sad that some Brian Jones fans and Mick Taylor fans seem to think Keith is a hack on guitar. I know, I know that Brian at first taught keith new things and playing together day and night while Jagger was studying at London School of Economics got Keith's playing up to par but that's how we get better. He played half if not most of the Stones lead guitar in the mid 60's and all by the late 60's. Taylor didn't really begin to contribute in the studio till Country Honk on LET IT BLEED and then Sticky Fingers. In interviews on Mick Taylor Keith always says that Taylor was brilliant melodic lead player, could do stuff that Keith couldn't do, but this isn't one of those cases or maybe it is the Stones used Taylor's lead on the final take. If you like this better and think it's Taylor, well you're mistaken and you actually prefer Keith's version more than Mick Taylor's.
Bang on‼️
Tired of ppl saying Keith is just a riff. Maybe so, but he can play. The problem is that ppl don't know what he's about.... really he and Ronnie get on great- why, ? Ronnie is a wizard and Keith knew this from the start. Now, they play harmoniously with no problems
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metamorphosis_(Rolling_Stones_album)#:~:text=Metamorphosis%20is%20the%20third%20compilation,departure%20from%20Decca%20and%20Klein.
I respectfully disagree.
Every note of that song is pure, Mick Taylor. NOBODY plays like that, other than MT. I’ve been listening to this band, my entire life and I’m 60.
My ears don’t lie.
@@333Alastair It’s cause your listening to a Gibson and you’re confused. I play this solo, Sympathy for the Devil since I was 12 years old and many more. Stones solos while very tasty, they aren’t hard. All in blues pentatonic scales. And plus my ears are 6 years younger than yours. Your ears could be lying. For all his fame Keith Richards is a very underrated solo guitar player. At this stage Keith was at his peak, this take was done in April a month or two before Mick Taylor arrived. Go compare this to the final version and you’ll hear Mick Taylor’s almost identical solo. If however I am wrong I’ll be more than happy to buy you an Ice cream cone.
when I'm listening I'm out of my body, out of the Earth! The Greatest Band!
For some reason this is my favorite Stones song
FABULOUS Mick Taylor....
This is all Keith. Mick hadn’t joined yet on this version
We are talking about "this version", no ????
@@Methilde yes
@@fenianbastard6226
So it's Taylor, listen to the vibrato, Keith is unable to play it like that.
@@Methildeno
Fine Rock n' Roll. Excellent guitar work by Mick Taylor & Keith.
Only keith... Mick did a later version.
@@timhoovermusicmanclearly mick on the solo.
Best band ever The Rolling Stones!
SEMPRE!
SEMPREEEEE
Yes they fuckin are!
Matt Kurwood 👍👍👍👍🔝🔝🔝🔝
now that's a great rhythm and blues song!
completely raw and beautiful
I USED TO WORSHIP DONNY OSMOND UNTIL I HEARD THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why did The Stones never performed this song live? Its a great song!!!!
Jagger and Richard are the greatest song writers in rock and roll history
I don't know about that. What about Lennon and McCartney, Carole King, Leiber and Stoller, Barry Mann and Cynthia weil ?
DONNY OSMOND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HANDS DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@blueee100 DONNY OSMOND IS THE KING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HALLELUJAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The best band on this planet
A great and very underrated song
I hope they come back to Europe soon
I will be there for sure
You must see them if you can
It will change your life
YOU WILL NEVER GET TICKETS....................................................................................
That little lick after "my electric guitar" 🔥
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ...
MISTER MICK TAYLOR ...
les meilleures années stones
NOT ON THIS🎉
Wanderful the Rolling Stones music bealtiful one the best!!!
Keith+Charlie=Rock'n roll
In any case you need Mick, Jagger of course :-)
Pure raw Stones. Doesn’t get any better my friends.
Very good guitar sound!
MJ ad libbed the lyrics of this song.
What a fucking legend!!
I fly in clouds when l'm listening
OMG the shit this band has thrown away in sessions are better then 90% of what people call great rock bands !
A lost treasure if ever there was one. Nice one boys!
Kick ass rock n roll. Yeah baby.
Bill's bass + Taylor's guitar = this song !!
Grandiosa canción. No entiendo cómo nunca la interpretaron en directo.
🧩Peu être parce que ça envoi fort et que Ça pourrait déraper sur la piste 🖐️
With heroine and booze :)
A band so good at the time this gets left off the album(s)
love to hear this play live
Yer taking me back! Love it Loud.
So funky if it moved next door your lawn would die.
Hardly seen any of those photos; and I've seen a lot ---
Best song to understand the feeling between Charlie and Keith, hear how the drum beat arrive just a little late, and that make you waiting for that, that's the Rolling Stones secret. GO CHARLIE
Thats because Charlie follows Keith. The usual way bands play is the drummer sets the pace, but Keith sets the pace in the Stones and Charlie follows him. Thus, the gap. Thats why the Stones are so easy to drum along with when youre just beating on a table, even if youre not a drummer. Theyre easy to follow for that reason. You picked that out well.
Go Bill. Bill drives, never follows.
First heard this on "The Trident Mixes" bootleg album recorded at Olympic Studios in London. Don't know for sure but I think it was Mick Taylor's first recorded session with the Stones.
Yes it was.
July 2, 1969
IT SURE WAS HIS FIRST,MAN THAT IS ROCK N'ROLL AT IT'S VERY BEST,WALTER B,MEMPHIS TN.
EXCELLENT SONG, MAN I LOVE. MICK"S VOICE,AND BOTH GUITARS KEEF AND THOSE RIFF'S, BEAT REALLY SWINGS ,CHARLIE WATTS, AND BILL ALSO,MAN THAT IS A GREAT DIAMOND IN THE RUST,HAVE NOT HErARD THAT SONG,I CAN'T EVEN REMEMBER HIW LONG IT HAS BEEN, SO MUCH OF THEIR MUSIC WASN'T RELEASED OR I HAVEN'T HEARD IT BEFORE, AND I AM SO THANKFUL FOR THAT,WHAT A TRUESURE,THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS,WALTER B,MEMPHIS TN. 😛💀💥☠!!!!!
great song...
great tune .
The Rolling stones!
* Check that!! He is already playing when they turn volume up....in the intro; nice and " simple" effect ,..I do love the yankee engeenier....
Ha, now I need to hear the Mick Taylor version, everyone's debating whos actually playing..to me its sounds like Keith's RS guitar sound...but then again I guess you could say that about MT too right..
Keith could NOT play like this. He just never could. The timing, the tone, the technical aspects. I mean, it's insane anyone would think this was Keith Richards.
@@cultfilmfreakreviews Well, is it both, isn't that how they played anyway?
Clearly technically Keith never could play like that, i used to learn Taylor solo and then you understand.
Keith on the left channel, Taylor (with vibrato) in the middle, playing the first version of the solo.
Love the MJ outlaw Ned Kelly pics.
Thank you for the upload Anthony R.
Great version ! Mick Taylor, one more time....
Not on this version.
@@timhoovermusicmanIf this is from the Let It Bleed sessions in J-J1969, Olympic Sound Studios, it is Taylor.
Mick Taylor amazing....
True but this version is Keith's solo done in April before Mick Taylor joined the band, Mick joined in june and did the final version. This all Keith.
@@Viajealduende I don't think so, do you have a serious source for your claim? Keith can't play such long solos on the lead guitar and your example of Sympathie of the Devil doesn't convince me because it's much easier an shorter. I read that Mick Tayler was instrumental in the song. Maybe an early version was recorded in April but that's not this one I think.
@@Viajealduende You might want to look into that again. MT's vibrato is unmistakable.
@@Viajealduende Sorry that's Mick and that's his SG
@@otbmwjeff Nope it's keith and I don't have to look in to it any further I did already. Listen to this version versus the studio. MT did a great job at imitating keith's new style since keith laid donw the sympthy solo, and I'd bet it was Keith on his Gibson. He hadn't yet gone over to his Tele.
Rockmusic at its best.
Fantatic...rock on
WOW ! These are some superfine photos ! This version, as good as that other version, as good as . . . No matter how you play this, it rocks hard, man ! This'll wake the dead. Play it in a cemetery and see. It'll turn into another "Night of the Living Dead".
Anthony R. - really one of the biggest Keef fans on YT. Very dedicated. I like the one on Metamorphosis - I do like this too. Hard to decide which is better.
It's this one.
hi! nice for your compliment, thank you. well,.. that version seems been recording at the (smalll) basement of Steven Stills House.. (for Aussi´s), the other version was in L.A..Wb / due to "They Shoot Horses" movie at the time.
The one on Metamorphosis is better, that's a no brainer.
Yo have some Fantastic Stones stuff!!!! 👍. I’ve been a fan since the first ED Sullivan snow. Your truly a connoisseur of fine music!
This song was all around since youtube beginings, just need curiosity
Great!
That Bass!
keith?
Rock and Roll forever
I love this song along with memo from turner and I'm going down from metamorphosis, released in 1975, without their permission I hear, I cant believe the stones didn't put this on any of their albums from atlantic records
allen klein , their manager from 1967 to around 1970 owns the rights to ALL their songs recorded up to 1970 . He was stealing all their money , and the only way to get out of it was to walk away . So allen klein , and his company ABKO own ALL songs , even un-released tracks , which is what some of these songs are . So , even though ' Sticky Fingers " came out in 1971 , after they split with Klein , he owns " Brown Sugar " and a couple of songs off " Exile on main street " because they were written before 1970 . They do an early version of " brown sugar " on the "gimme shelter " movie , which was filmed in 1969 , so he owns that , too . I recently bought the 40th anniversary " get yer-ya-yas-out " edition , with a little book , and an -unreleased version of other songs , all put out by ABCO . " rolled gold " and " Made in the shade " this album , too all those compilation albums that have pre-1970 songs on em , are owned by ABCO . Thats why sometime you can click on an old stones video , and its been removed for copyright violation , by ABCO .
yes I had heard the similar story back then, mick n keef used to talk about how broke they were and having to move to the south of france to become tax exiles too, i knew abko owned all those released pre atlantic records the latest being let it bleed in 69'' but they had so many left over songs from those trident studio tapes that they could have released another album or 2 before they split with them, i hear they just wanted so bad to break away from klein,,,
google " bitter sweet symphony " to see how far allen kleins legal tentacles could spread !
thanks ,
This is a superior version, compared to the Metamorphosis version. Hot guitar work here....
The photos are good enough and rare enough to make me wish you had given us more time to see them....Great vid all the same.....
Nicky Hopkins electric piano
Simple song, but I love it!
rock roll stay s 4 ever
Mick Taylor fue el mejor músico de los Stones y del 69 al75 uno de los mejores guitarras solistas del rock,Kiz rodaba los clásicos riffs stonianos, pero Taylor daba cal al mortero,ni que decir de Nicky Hopkins,Ry Cooder,Boby Keys y otros tantos que dieron ese sabor de country y blues rock americano a la mejor época stoniana de toda su historia.
They're having fun!
Sin duda alguna Satisfaction, Jumping Jack Flash (versión de studio) Lets Spend the night ,Jiving Sister fanny Honky Tonk son lo mejor de los Stones de finales de los 60s
Cool tune
I wish you'd slow down the cuts from shot to shot - I can barely take in what's in the pictures!
(and I love lookin' at my boy keith...)
that's Keef not Keith....you knew that too....
DownHill Phil Keef is a nickname that I doubt he himself has ever used. The mans name is Keith.
@@@BigSky1 I think it's the name junior HS boys give him when they discover The Stones...makes them feel like an insider.
Kitt Richards I think you’re right.
aahah, AND.. I wish to have Time AND a good program editor AND "copy rights", ect..I mean: " Free". free to do what I want any old time"...ahah. but, no worries, for sure thoose pictures are in others videos of the era.. cool!yhank you!
TRES Cool
A great take.
One of the best tracks the Stones have ever produced! Just one question- how do you jive an un-mentionable?
Thank you Anthony. 👍👍👍👍
Amo a los Rolling stones!!!!! 😎😛😜🤑
Mick is rock Kieth is roll
THEIR EYE MAKEUP IS SIMPLY ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of my favorites; probably top 10 if I needed a list. The vocals match well with the driving guitars. Who makes music like this nowadays? I appreciate the Black Keys, Foo Fighters, and Pearl Jam among other more "contemporary" rock and roll bands and they all have great cuts but no one approaches peak Stones. Yes Led Zep were kings and titans as well but my desert island band will always be the Stones.
Underrated song!
Show more pics of Taylor he's the genius in this lol 😎😎JoJo x
Taylor? ... "the perfect guitarist" The perfect musician who left the band, their members, contracts and above all, their fans that venerates him? .. ANY band has rules ... Taylor, had no honor nor principles nor respect by the fans, followed his feelings of Capricorn I refuse to promote this type of character (so good a musician at solo, but nothing good he had produced)...
Anthony R. Ok ok I just appreciate his guitar snowflake fucking hell!! I'm a girl btw who cares let's just enjoy the music fuck!!
Taylor was right to leave when he did. The disco age was coming Ronnie was more into that style.
Taylor did plenty after the stones and doesn't regret leaving.. thats probably why he's still alive. He would have died being a RS
@@MrMelodynelson And they screwed him on the money... Wasn't nobody innocent in that situation.
Great
Isto sim é Roling stones.
Great...
mick taylor there is no substitute
steve burke ya got that right 😎😎😎😎😎
Simply the very best
True but this version is Keith's solo done in April before Mick Taylor joined the band, Mick joined in june and did the final version. This all Keith.
It's not Mick Taylor, it's Keith...
Great video May 16,23✌️💙💖💙
🎩
Jivin'!
stones got screwed out of millions
Sencillamente legendarios
Rip Charlie
badass...it is so damn good that I want start a bar fight right now!
Just listening it, it sounds like just taylor on guitar, and maybe keith on bass, hopkins on organ (of course)?
nah that's a live jam the 5 w Hopkins on this one, sometimes Miller would rattle some percussion, or play drums if Charlie hadn't yet arrived.
cat that was odds and ends at their London office (mostly Jagger so not a drug gofer for richards) says that once Taylor started playing in
about 5
seconds
Jagger knew they had the right cat. (no need dealing with clapton
for the tour being mapped out.
and the kid was only 20)
@@TvDaddyAndTheTabloidArmy YEP,ALL TRUE,WALTER B,MEMPHIS TN.
keith plays all the guitars, this was early 69...
Sounds like Nicky but that is a Wurlitzer Electric Piano.
This song wasn't even attempted until 1970 as evidenced by ABKCO and Rolling Stones Records settling on which songs ABKCO owns the publishing to. So for those of you claiming this is KR on guitar because it was recorded before MT joined, you're wrong and the documents in the great Nellcote book by Geir Hornes prove it. It was first attempted in Spring 1970 with the lineup: Jagger, Taylor, Richards, Wyman, Watts, and Stu on electric piano
I didn't need the documentation to hear this is obviously Taylor on lead in Bluebreakers mode. Some people think Taylor's career began with the Rolling Stones lol
Just Music. It's only rock n roll. But I like it. Sounds good,))) Thanks!
Cool version. Drums way back. Maybe not mixed at all. Great ---
Stratosferici 🤘🎸🎸💉💉 e unici yeah !! 😱😵 Epica band 🎸🎼🎵
Rip Charlie Watts
The electric piano sounds just like Kenny Jones from the faces.
Nicky Hopkins
Idolo mick jagger & keith richards !
🎶🎵💃🏾now now💃🏾🎵🎶
Jiving Sister Fanny told her man of the dirty byway
Uh huh, huh huh,
She even did the favor for the man on the broad highway
Uh huh, huh huh,
She got me walkin' 'round
Then she got me going down
"Hey" said the policeman
Get me quicky out of town
Woo who child you got me walkin' down the wrong highway
Hey hey hey hey
Now Jiving Sister Fanny got the brain of a dinosaur
Uh huh, huh huh,
She took my motley Billy and she broke up my electric guitar
Uh huh, huh huh,
She got the way around,
Yes she's got me out of town
The man on the juniper
Gonna put me out of town
Ooh ooh child you got me walkin' down a broad highway
Uh huh, huh huh
Now, now, it's time thank y'all
Yeah if you got the ride boy if you got the right a way
If you ever go to bed you finally imagine how the way you play
You got the shy part
You got the red suit
A man jumping hunky
With a skull and a straddle bar
Voodoo child you got me walkin' down the broad highway
Uh huh, huh huh
Oh yeah ah ah ah
You got me walkin' 'round
Yes, you got me way around
I'm not in for a girl
That really wants to tie you down
Ooh child you got me walkin' down the broad highway
Na na na na na na na
Hey hey hey yeah yeah wah ooh
Na na na na
yeah they never played this one live, one day maybe.
mike taylor the best !!!!!!
Dig this!
Got it on vinal and other out takes sounds great on L P
Too funky and crude for Sticky Fingers, sounds more Beggars or Gimme SHelter.
hammer44head it would fit for Sticky Fingers in my opinion but it was a Let It Bleed outtake
You mean Let it bleed
@@roncraig9388 - yes thanks for the correction.