Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge Vh1 special
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- This is (most of) the VH1 Voodoo Lounge special that ran in 1994 before the Stones started their tour. Found this randomly on a VHS tape and thought it would be interesting enough to share. THIS WAS 21 YEARS AGO. WHAT THE HELL.
Hands down my favourite stones interview
RIP Charlie. You were one of the greats.
AMEN...
Yes 🙌🏽 🥁 ☮️🙏🏼🎶 🇬🇧
Amazing band seen them a few months ago keep rocking
the loss of Bill was tremendous....Darryl is great, but Bill had a LOT of character....
Ed White
I like the way Daryl plays with rhythm; he adds to The Stones, IMO.
@Landslide Agree, Wyman has the character of a stone. Always bored.
Agree. His humblebumble way of playing avoid the Stones from being an ordinary act --- like they suddenly become ----
... tha my way of view
Like Ringo playing making such an odd fills ---
@@arneberg9072 ???
@@patriciawilson9666 Exactly ----
T👀 Much Inte.resting VI.DEUS. A bunch of Thanks to you. Your friend "like a Rolling St...one: ✌✌✌
Did they ever play brand new car on that tour ?
Yea couple times,on youtube somewhere
Jagger disses Wyman...
I was in D.C. for the opening night of that tour. I can't believe it's been 26 years ago. It seems like a lifetime ago. One piece of advice, live in the moment. You won't regret it when you look back on it. ✌
And the rehearsals all week at RFK
Love Keith Richards what a personality they just compliment each other so well
It's a shame Mick feels the need to be so unkind about Bill. Charlie sings his deserved praises and is ever the gentleman. RIP
That's rock n' roll Frank. I'm sure Bill is somewhere right now not even thinking about it.
Mick seems hurt. Maybe he was trying to conceal his real feelings. After all, Bill's bass riffs made "Jumpin' Jack Flash" one of their signature songs.
@@WeirdMystery2012 Keith played Bass on that.
@@nathangarden3843 lmao damn
Oh, poo poooooo.
" it's still in the wrapper" CHARLIE...such a sweet guy. RIP
Absolutely love this video. Best band in the world and my favourite guys. Great photography and sound. Great interviews too. Always have and always will LOVE THE ROLLING STONES...
Me too
It's weird how we used to joke about them being super old around this time.
they still got it even now in 2020.......
You'll be dead and they would still making records !! hahahaaha ! just a joke !! :) but I hope they live forever (you too my friend!!)
I just love Mick's sense of humor...well, all of them are a great team... .OBVIOUSLY! lol :)
The World is just fine as Long as The Stones are Jamming!!!
Yeah, what the hell will happen when they’re no longer around?
I love the way Charlie describes Bill as a bass player. Quote:
You never really knew he was playing until he stopped. Then the bottom fell out. ❤️🎶
RIP Charle the coolest Stone 😎
since picking up a guitar and learning. the stones has become a huge inspiration to keep playing
Rollin stotoones nectardeliz de um tempo inesquecível remanescente o ped
Poer do amor nasuamais pura expressao continua seu sabor
Original lindo busto
The same here Aaron Christopher.
Maybe I'll start now while I'm still younger than them lolololol
Aaron Christopher I hope you’re up on that open G tuning! That’s the Stones right there.
It was the same for me, starting in `65
Was at the VooDoo LOunge concert in Boston and it was amazing. Saw them in 2019 and they were just as good! This band never grows old!!
@keith Richards you're my favorite!!!! you wanted me to respond so here I am. Hope you are well, playing and rocking still.
Voodoo was a cat… KR called his little cat house the Voodoo Lounge….truth!
When they quit touring in the 80's I never thought I would ever ever get to see them turns out I went steel wheels in 89 then voodoo loungethen bridges to Babylon. Last one was 40 licks..
From 1965 - 1969 The Beatles & The Rolling Stones where churning out so many singles & albums like hot cakes in a bakery with one hit after the other. It was an amazing time for music....
Cool prospective by Mick Keith Charlie & Ronnie in retrospect of how it all evolved..
The competition between them spurred each band on.
@@Abebe345 Yep ! Genius talent camaraderie and competition made their music great !
The Brian Jones era was the best era. Brian brought African American blues to the mainstream and advanced the sound. Brian was a true bluesman with every bone in his body. Doesn’t get enough credit for transforming the entire music industry in the early 60s. As the Beatles were releasing #1 love songs, Brian and the stones were churning out some of the best music at the time. Listen to Brian’s slide on red rooster or the harmonica on Not Fade Away. True masterpiece of sound
@@henryslatt9041 Not sure. The Beatles, like the Stones were regularly covering Blues staples then, especially live. It was the reason many bands were forming then? After many of the blues performers like Chick Berry, etc toured and got played a lot in Europe.
@@henryslatt9041 From 1964 until 1968 musically was The Rolling Stones most creative period of growth. Brian Jones was able to pickup any instrument and play it fluently. Despite the fact he never sang or wrote a song, what he incorporated into Jagger Richards compositions was the root and foundation and identity of the band. I became a Stones fan since i was a kid during the 1960's and everyone says that Exile on Main Street was their best album ever and it's a great double album, but I always felt that Beggars Banquet was The Rolling Stones at their very best. Be Well !
Great video thanks for sharing. I enjoy hearing how they write and how the song’s came about
They just keep rolling along, God bless them.
I know Mick's secret. The sound starts in this throat and then gets filtered later by his fully extended lips. There's almost a 2 second delay! I love the Stones!
If they all live to be 500 they will still be ROCKING
When you see their set list you realize how many great songs they have written.
With many uncredited writers
@@thegospelofjesuschrist3039 You can't copyright a chord change. :)
THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST Cry me a river
@@Pulse2AM You can copyright a melody though
can't you see that Keith Richards makes a wonderful pirate even without makeup! just ask jack sparrow .....
Omg, Mick is so GORGEOUS here. I think he and Bowie both looked their best when they hit 50. Just drop dead amazing! Stones are a force of nature.❤
Nice really enjoyed that, so frank loved Mick's take on cigarettes. Good People.
That was what's great about BillWyman, you never miss him till you don't hear him.
One of the best ,understated, always there ,never obtrusive.
#1 rock n roll #2 blues #3 jazz vibe #4 pop #5 disco #6. Jamaican. #7. Gospel. Fuc ing amazing. Mahalo. Boyzzz
Rest in peace Charlie you were the greatest of all drummers
some of the most laid back interviews I've seen with the boys!! this is great. they were having some fun
Extremely disrespectful and unprofessional comment by Mick Jagger @4:20 regarding Bill Wyman who for mine, is one of the great rock n roll Bass players of recent time. A unique approach, and also held the band together sonically when Keith & Ronnie were out of their minds on tour.
And never did drugs so wasn't effing up their plans to tour with legal troubles etc.
Jaggers flippant comment about Bill leaving shows me what a jerk Jagger is - -Bill Wyman is a great bass player- the man they chose to replace him is no Bill Wyman
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I concur!!! Bill's bass guitar skills were awesome... you could hear his licks very clearly...not so with Darryl.
Yes a little offensive and dismissive of Bill wyman
i think the loss of wyman made them more generic. and now without charlie, they'll be even more bland.
The guys who replace them are, will be too deferential. Hopefully not.
I saw them live November 2021....ANYTHING but bland. Lol. They were awesome!
What the heck. Bringing up Rubey Tuesday? One of the only songs Not written by Mic. It was written by Brian.
RIP Charlie Watts
Just can't get enough of them. Give me The Rolling Stones if I was to have to pick only one band for the rest of my life.
OH YES.THE ROLLING STONES, THDY ARE ITFOR ME ALSO,NUMBER ONE ON THIS PLANET,FOR ME ALSO. Walter B.👆😛☠💯❤
They are one of my favorites. But then there's others too. I just love Rock music. All of it.
Indeed Paul...the greatest
@@johnscialfa7391 Yes,NO Doubt. Walter B. 😛☠☝🎼💯💜🎼
I'd be hard pressed to choose anyone over the Grateful Dead, but mostly cuz I can actually sing along! Most of Mick's vocals I just can't tell what the hell he's singing!
I could never
stand the way the Kurt loder cackles during interviews
Easy to see why this band has been able to stay together for as long as they have. Not arrogant, full of themselves jerks as so many other, lesser bands/entertainers are
Seriously? Mick exudes arrogance.
Perhaps hit rewind and listen again to what Jagger says about Bill Wyman.
Wyman was 100% essential to their early success.
@@klausnordmeyer to whom are you directing your post?
@@delilahrainelle7158 To Pat White.
@@delilahrainelle7158 On stage, yes. It's his job.
After Steel Wheels, ,the Stones just ripped apart the 90's, Voodoo, Bridges and the live concerts were Amazing, Still are
Stones are rock and roll
@Joshua DowlingI agree with you that their 70s albums were fantastic but I don't think their 90s music was bad, it's just more relaxed overall.
Hockey talk woman
They are the real deal ❤️👌
@Joshua Dowling he wasn't saying 90s where better than 60s or 70s, he was just saying they still rocked. Btw can't you here me knocking is great but goats head apart from Angie isn't
am i the only one who thinks charlie aged so well. keith and mick are kinda raisins now (no offense, they’re my favs) but charlie is still this adorable little man
Right on, Beautiful...right on.
Wow this is 24 years old!
:58 - Considering Brian wrote the music and Keith the lyrics of Ruby Tuesday, I guess it was pretty easy for Mick...
The writing credits on the Stones stuff, especially their 60’s and early 70’s songs, is pretty shady at times. Obviously it was Jagger/Richard that did the most of it, but leaving out Bill Wyman and especially Brian Jones from their rightful credits, is the kind of sh*te you’d expect from the likes of Don Arden or Allen Klein.
"The ancient form of weaving". First tour I saw em, Gainesville FL. I was a fine young lad. Opened with Not Fade Away. Wonderful underrated period. "The machinery's oiled ya know"
Awesome! I remember this when it first aired on VH1 all those years ago! I've been hoping to see it again since, and here it is! YES! So many fond memories of The Voodoo Lounge Years, thanks so much for uploading and sharing! Stones RUUUUUUUULE 4ever!!! 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
I actually quite like voodoo lounge as an album I just wish they'd re issue it on vinyl
Ruby Tuesday.... I don't think so... Brian Jones piano and recorder playing makes that song... And Marian Faithfull.... Mick jaggers girlfriend of the time.... Swears Brian Jones had the music for Ruby Tuesday..... Jagger and richards.... Kept Brian Jones... The only real musician in the stones... Out of the song writing process....
This is very interesting fun and facts together
They would bore me to tears. Talking to them is like watching paint dry. Who paid him to laugh . Great band, boring conversationalist. ✌️
Who asked?
no one shouts and bellows like Jagger. wow. he sure can yell real loud
It's a very interesting documentary!
One fact alone sums up how great this band is and will always be the reason they will be remembered as the greatest rock'n roll band who ever existed: REPERTOIRE. Repertoire
Dam bill wyman thrown right under the bus
Thanks for sharing.
Band sounded so great on this tour. Mick had the perfect balance of snarl and sophistication.
U can't beat em,go with em! Enjoy.
I think they felt so rejuvenated with this album and tour like almost starting over again but with big $$$ and big stage
Prick, it didn't worry me at all, just an opportunity to get a new better bass player.
Loved Voodoo Lounge. I felt it was a rebirth for the band. Fantastic tour. I sat 8th row at the rose bowl for that! Greatest band in history.
Cool doc of one of their better albums from their "ninth" life LOL
7th life. This was 1994.
I still think Daryll Jones is a weird choice, they should have chosen a white old brit from their old london scene like they choose Ronnie at the time, just to get a band of 5 again and not just hire a session musician.
Thank you for sharing. I saw The Rolling Stones seven times in England. Happy memories of Charlie Watts. 🕺💃🎵🙏🏻♥️🌹X
Brian Jones , that's how it happened !
I'm 67. Most of the time when I play the bass I'm 15. I wanna start a band of old guys my age just to show the young folks, "Hey, hey, hey, you got me rockin' now!!!".
I’ve never liked Mick. Loved Charlie and Mick really owes Keith a damn lot for being such a good friend to him.
Charlie's comedic timing " When I joined the Rolling Stones, whenever Bill Wyman says that was ... "
He was referring to Bill's book "Stone Alone".
Yeah - I read that book. Bill either took a lot of notes or he has a photographic memory.
@Judy0007 YEAH & ON GOATS HEAD SOUP
NEVER FASTED SOOO GOOD ➕➕➕➕
Thank you, Galen. Great video. :) awwww.....Keith! It was just meant to be! lol :) thanks, gentlemen! for a lifetime of great tunes! :)
I worked as a lighting person on these interviews (hidden behind the black screen in the interview room) --lit primarily with a "china ball" paper lantern light. Of interest is one of the camera persons was Albert Maysles who co-directed the documentary "Gimme Shelter" the 1970 film about the Rolling Stones Altamont concert. He used his original 16mm Aaton camera (shooting black and white film) which had these clever modifications including a dental mirror and number markings painted backwards so they could be read in the mirror, and a light meter mounted onto the camera. Thanks for posting!
I'm very Happy you guys keep on doing this. Thank You Too The Rolling Stones
Yeah, I'm not digging on how they just discard Bill. I think over time that has healed. However, Keith wrote a book and only mentioned Bill three or four times.
Bill split and they rolled on. I don't think they were that happy with Bill about leaving so they acted like it's no big deal, especially Jagger. To add to that they were likely put off by him as he had just written STONE ALONE and they may not have liked some of what Bill had to say from his point of view, like claiming to have written the main riff to Jumping Jack Flash. The story went that Mick and Keith were writing the song at Keith's country house and they'were working on the song when an old guy names Jack was doing some gardening adn they named if after him. Plus the riff really is another version of Satisfaction. Bill said he quit more from being tired of the long tours than any other reason.
Bill left. He wasn’t discarded. Time moves on, and so did they. Only way forward for any of us
Mick has the best grin in Rockdom.
Wrong ---- Elvis
You can see little Mick in that grin.
So good to get to know such rich material on creational process of this unique rockers, my idols since 1976 on. To insert Jean Godard´s Sympathy which I saw in the 90´s and saw many times together with other Docs on studios and tour backstage, I LOVE THEIR MAKING OFS. It is a so fine cinema pop corn session time. Join Rock and Learn !!! So chunky soul feed!!!
RIP Charlie
I remember watching this when it originally aired. I love that Steel Wheels/Voodoo Lounge era.
as much as he will never admit it jagger is shocked Bill Wyman Left ,why he does not want stadiums anymore as he said its impossible to connect with people not to mention hes tired of touring
Will we ever see them tour again? Damn Covid-19
😔
Too much credit...not enough credibility.
Lovely, I was lucky to be there, and saw some of the other concerts as wel.
Mick was still pissed about Bill leaving.
Man, Mick does not like it when people quit the band.
Keith HATES it the most!!! I think he takes losing a member of his 'gang' personally! Whereas Mick says Bill leaving was just a bit of a nuisance!
I thought the same thing. The guy was with them for 3 decades and decided it was time to move on. I thought it would've been a bit more classy to say something nice about him, wish him well, whatever. Instead he took a thinly veiled shot.
Yes, Mick was obviously upset/bothered about Bill leaving. He tried to cover it up by acting like he could of cared less
@Chief Big Bob Yeah that's always been a pet peeve with me!!
Loved this! Voodoo Lounge was a fun concert tour !! Loved the logo for it also…
Awesome documentary. Cheers!
Dear Charlie Watts. Thank you for sharing. Love from England 🌹♥️🙏🏻🕺💃🎵X
Charlie is the glue of this Band he's
so laid back.
Time and age is all in the mind. I remember this era and thought the Stones were old and their best days were behind them but, looking at this now, they are young. Twenty years is nothing.
Keith didn't know he had created one of the most iconic songs of all time. I woke up, those days I slept with a guitar... You didn't remember it the next day, so we should give thanks to the fact that you recorded the riff before falling asleep. Love you Rolling Stones!
_It really doesn't worry me at all. [Laughs] I just saw It as an opportunity to get a new good bass player.I mean it's not the most difficult job playing bass in the Rolling Stones._ Could you be anymore arrogant or insulting to Bill, Mick??
Arrogant and insulting, that's the Rolling Stones!!!! .... Im.sure Bill.took no offense to Micks comment..... I could see Bill, very dead pan say "What do I care what he has to say..... he is just Mick Jagger, .....lol"
Bob Dylan said.." when bill left the stones became a pop band" and I must agree cause the whole bottom fell out,no diss too Daryl,he is great but the way bill played with the stones sound is one of a kind
@@keeponrollin7922 Sorry but I don't know who Daryl is at all. I guess I lost interest in them replacing members.
@@gideonharris1493 Daryl Jones,their bass player since wyman retired
@@keeponrollin7922 Keith played Bass on many of the studio tracks throughout the early years as Bill didn't show up alot.
For real the rehearsals are better than concerts when Mich is not trying to save his voice, understandably. This voo doo lounge rehearsal is sooooo good from what l see.Hopefully it taped for an anthology
When you have to project your voice to thousands people for two hours and make the show it's very different
Yeah, thanks for sharing. I remember watching it when it was viewed. Great documentary and a great record. Saw the band in Oslo on the Voodoo Lounge tour. A favorite :-D
vegar dyrnes Yeah saw them in Memphis in 95 Awesome Inflatable Elvis and Stage 11 Whew l remember what living colors said before playing not good Stones blew me away my cuffs were vibrating on my genes saw Ronnie Woods looking down out window at crowd Fucking Awesome ! Thanks Man
phony Mick Brian Jones wrote Ruby Tuesday!
Greatest rock n roll band ever to play anywhere anytime will go down in history as greatest band of all time. But that's just my humble opinion and the opinion of most intelligent people of the earth living or dead.
It's beautiful to hear Ronnie speak. He's above all a huge Stones fan!!
There’s a great documentary on Ronnie Somebody Up There Likes Me if you can catch it.
@@alexbowman7582 Thanks!
The Stones are the greatest.
Kurt Loder's incessant, constant cackling laugh - even at things that were not even remotely funny - is an annoyance and a distraction and sucks the life out of every interview he does. Still trying to figure out what his claim to fame is. What a tool.
There live shows translate to studio album sales. Great 😊 investment
Lol Charlie says you didn't know Bill was playing till he stopped.
Mick is a lot more humble these days
About time! 💕
Best interview
Yea, one of the best ---
Sweethearts Together..... with Flaco Jimenez and Max Baca from San Antonio, Texas!
Love Flaco!
Come on, they´re the Stones
Love this interview
Rolling Stones are awesome
4 nights they played in Oakland Calif ,Oct 26 ,28th ,29th ,31st great nights great Memories ,,Except Seal opening bad Choice by Mick