"They say my name is called Disturbance" might relate to how the British Establishment went after Mick, Keith & Brian .... resulting in the jailing of Mick & Keith.
This is really a recording marvel: no electric guitars; Charlie’s playing a small, portable drum kit; Brian adds some Indian exoticism with those “twangy” sounds during the chorus, which is a sitar and tamboura; Dave Mason from Traffic plays the shehnai (that sound you hear at the end), which is like an Indian clarinet; and the primary rhythm track, including the drums and guitar, was recorded using a portable cassette recorder rather than professional studio equipment.
they've always been my favorite band. when I was about fifteen I actually listened to one of their songs closely. it might've been the first time I paid much attention to music. nothing has replaced them. REM, Pavement, and Radiohead all were contenders but I still listen to the stones more. it's all about the way it sounds. as far as the content, the stones just write well about real stuff. the polish of modern music sounds sterile to me. good reaction.
What’s not to like about the Stones? They are the definition of rock and roll IMHO. Their string of albums from Beggars Banquet through Exile on Main Street might possibly be the greatest consecutive string of albums in rock history 🤘
I think this was the first Rolling Stones song I liked without knowing who it was. I was watching The Fantastic Mr. Fox and loved the scene because of the music.
C n C , really sorry to hear about the disastrous wild fires in Alberta and British Columbia 🤯 I hope everyone’s safe and reconstruction can get started asap .. ✊ 👍🏴
Something weird thing about Street Fighting Man.....there are no electric guitars on it. It's all overloaded acoustics. ...there's a demonstration of how it was done on the Netflix documentary, Under The Influence. Worth a look. How about a reaction to Happy? It's one of several Stones songs that arguably aren't Stones songs...Keith wrote it, sang the vocals, played both guitar parts, played bass and had Jimmy Miller(their producer) play drums on it. All in an afternoon!
Try “Sympathy for the Devil” live from Get Your Ya Yas Out for heavy rock and roll with Mick Taylor riffing some amazing solos and Keith chunka chunking along as Charlie bashes the drums with rhythmic bottom by Bill Wyman.
I was gonna ask if you guys were Canadian but then I clicked the down arrow up above and saw your address . I could kind of tell by the way you talk and when she pronounced your last name. I am not Canadian but i love my neighbors in the North and have relatives there and am a HUGE hockey fan.
When asked about the songs relevance in Rolling Stone magazine thirty years following its release, Mick Jagger said "I don't know if it [has any]. I don't know whether we should really play it. I was persuaded to put it [on Voodoo Lounge Tour] because it seemed to fit in, but I'm not sure if it really has any resonance for the present day. I don't really like it that much."[10] Bill Wyman didn't play on this song. The Rolling Stones Mick Jagger - vocals, maracas Keith Richards - acoustic guitars, bass Brian Jones - sitar, tamboura Charlie Watts - drums Additional personnel Nicky Hopkins - piano Dave Mason - shehnai, bass drum Unidentified musician - claves[note 1]
By the time i came along, the stones were a bit old fashioned, from back in the time of black and white tv, then in my teens i heard there new single " fool to cry" and that was it , blown away, im not too keen on them all as people, but who's to say they'd be keen on me ,love them as the stones 🏴 happy healthy peace ✌️
The Stones were part of the original British Invasion. They followed the Beatles who were cute and safe; while the Stones were the anti-Beatles, dark and grungy. They were part of my adolescence but I never bonded with them, they always seemed to be fifty shades of degenerate. Jagger especially. He really should hang it up but he made his deal with the devil so he has to keep going. That being said this is an amazing song, one of several that I can listen to without cringing
@Starburst_ Candy , hope this puts a smile on yer face whilst you are continuing with your recovery ✊ Sir col , where do you stand with this track ? 🤔 👍🏴
I quite like the track, Sir Jay. It's not one that I would recommend, but it's worth a spin. Expect her back soon. The sling is coming off tomorrow, all being well .
Since you're reluctant to stop doing " Canadian content," why not try ' Same title , different song " alongside it? Maybe give it a four week trial just to see how it goes 🤔. This could be a lot of fun.
@@colrhodes377 I dunno if they exist col but I’m desperately searching for 2 songs entitled “ Phook Maggie Thatcher “ …. 😃 In all seriousness , it’s a cracking idea col , it just needs a tweak at your convenience in that you will run out of twinned titles quickly as I can’t think of 1 right now and im genuinely trying cos like you I’m fed up with … weekend fare 👀 👍🏴
"What can a poor boy do, but sing for a Rock and Roll band.." One of the greatest lyrics ever.
"They say my name is called Disturbance" might relate to how the British Establishment went after Mick, Keith & Brian .... resulting in the jailing of Mick & Keith.
Stones bigger than all. You either get it or don’t.
This is really a recording marvel: no electric guitars; Charlie’s playing a small, portable drum kit; Brian adds some Indian exoticism with those “twangy” sounds during the chorus, which is a sitar and tamboura; Dave Mason from Traffic plays the shehnai (that sound you hear at the end), which is like an Indian clarinet; and the primary rhythm track, including the drums and guitar, was recorded using a portable cassette recorder rather than professional studio equipment.
One of The Stones best ,
Paint it
Black is one of my favorite Stones songs, congrats on 10k subs btw
they've always been my favorite band. when I was about fifteen I actually listened to one of their songs closely. it might've been the first time I paid much attention to music. nothing has replaced them. REM, Pavement, and Radiohead all were contenders but I still listen to the stones more. it's all about the way it sounds. as far as the content, the stones just write well about real stuff. the polish of modern music sounds sterile to me. good reaction.
What’s not to like about the Stones? They are the definition of rock and roll IMHO. Their string of albums from Beggars Banquet through Exile on Main Street might possibly be the greatest consecutive string of albums in rock history 🤘
I think this was the first Rolling Stones song I liked without knowing who it was. I was watching The Fantastic Mr. Fox and loved the scene because of the music.
C n C , really sorry to hear about the disastrous wild fires in Alberta and British Columbia 🤯
I hope everyone’s safe and reconstruction can get started asap .. ✊
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Stones at their finest time!
When Nicky Hopkins comes in with his piano it sets the song on fire.
Something weird thing about Street Fighting Man.....there are no electric guitars on it. It's all overloaded acoustics. ...there's a demonstration of how it was done on the Netflix documentary, Under The Influence. Worth a look.
How about a reaction to Happy? It's one of several Stones songs that arguably aren't Stones songs...Keith wrote it, sang the vocals, played both guitar parts, played bass and had Jimmy Miller(their producer) play drums on it. All in an afternoon!
I always liked, The Stones, a number of their tracks are great.
Mick found inspiration in the rising violence among student rioters on Paris' Left Bank, the precursor to a period of civil unrest in May 1968.
Try “Sympathy for the Devil” live from Get Your Ya Yas Out for heavy rock and roll with Mick Taylor riffing some amazing solos and Keith chunka chunking along as Charlie bashes the drums with rhythmic bottom by Bill Wyman.
I was gonna ask if you guys were Canadian but then I clicked the down arrow up above and saw your address . I could kind of tell by the way you talk and when she pronounced your last name. I am not Canadian but i love my neighbors in the North and have relatives there and am a HUGE hockey fan.
One of SC's favourite songs, and it says everything she feels about war.
When asked about the songs relevance in Rolling Stone magazine thirty years following its release, Mick Jagger said "I don't know if it [has any]. I don't know whether we should really play it. I was persuaded to put it [on Voodoo Lounge Tour] because it seemed to fit in, but I'm not sure if it really has any resonance for the present day. I don't really like it that much."[10]
Bill Wyman didn't play on this song.
The Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger - vocals, maracas
Keith Richards - acoustic guitars, bass
Brian Jones - sitar, tamboura
Charlie Watts - drums
Additional personnel
Nicky Hopkins - piano
Dave Mason - shehnai, bass drum
Unidentified musician - claves[note 1]
Not to get too political but Australian soldiers went off to Vietnam….. and Great Stones Song.
Nothing sums up 1968 like this song -- especially if you lived through it.
Sticky Fingers is one of mi Top 10 LPs of aw time. This wan't on it but I thought I'd just let you know.
By the time i came along, the stones were a bit old fashioned, from back in the time of black and white tv, then in my teens i heard there new single " fool to cry" and that was it , blown away, im not too keen on them all as people, but who's to say they'd be keen on me ,love them as the stones 🏴 happy healthy peace ✌️
✊ word for word James - same ✅
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@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Bletheringyou in there pal ? 🏴✌️
@@JamesDickson-vs5of aye jis woke up , morning tae ye James
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The Stones were part of the original British Invasion. They followed the Beatles who were cute and safe; while the Stones were the anti-Beatles, dark and grungy. They were part of my adolescence but I never bonded with them, they always seemed to be fifty shades of degenerate. Jagger especially. He really should hang it up but he made his deal with the devil so he has to keep going. That being said this is an amazing song, one of several that I can listen to without cringing
Maybe you thinking on tune from jumping jack flash, that you hear earlier, because it is similar to this.
Whaddaya think of their newest effort "Hackney Diamonds"...?
@Starburst_ Candy , hope this puts a smile on yer face whilst you are continuing with your recovery ✊
Sir col , where do you stand with this track ? 🤔
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I quite like the track, Sir Jay. It's not one that I would recommend, but it's worth a spin.
Expect her back soon. The sling is coming off tomorrow, all being well .
@@colrhodes377 that puts you within range then Sir col , get the hoovering done asap mate ..👀
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It’s not The Stones best imho ..
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if you`re going to buy a Stones album, but the Beggar`s Banquet
*buy*
I recommend the Ramones cover :)
Much better than the original.
@@EhMichelleRamones are such a boring band.
@@fuchsiaswing8545👀..eh..ok !
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1968. 2024 . That's 56 years. Do we need this discussion ? No. Not at all .
Since you're reluctant to stop doing " Canadian content," why not try ' Same title , different song " alongside it? Maybe give it a four week trial just to see how it goes 🤔. This could be a lot of fun.
Sounds like a plan - C n C ?
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@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering There's nothing to lose, and we get a bonus of two tracks!
What songs of the same name would you recommend, Sir Jay?
@@colrhodes377 I dunno if they exist col but I’m desperately searching for 2 songs entitled “ Phook Maggie Thatcher “ …. 😃
In all seriousness , it’s a cracking idea col , it just needs a tweak at your convenience in that you will run out of twinned titles quickly as I can’t think of 1 right now and im genuinely trying cos like you I’m fed up with … weekend fare
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@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering That's the idea, Sir Jay. It makes people have a think.
JUMP, The Pointer Sisters, and Van Halen.
@@colrhodes377 oh yeah 👍.. good one col 👌
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Ramones version is much better.
Nah.