Keith Richards' TOP 10 BEST Riffs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2023
- The Rolling Stones:
In this video, we pay tribute to one of the greatest guitarists of all time: Keith Richards. From his legendary work with The Rolling Stones to his distinctive style, Richards has crafted numerous unforgettable riffs that have become an integral part of rock music history. Join us as we explore Keith Richards' top 10 best riffs and celebrate his remarkable contributions to the world of guitar playing.
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The Rolling Stones are truly the greatest rock and roll band in the world! It is what it is ..
I went to jail one night I was so inspired to play Can't You Hear Me Knocking on my Bose 901 reflective speakers at full blast in my condo. I just got'm hanging from the ceiling and I couldn't help myself I had to let them go. The neighbors didnt like it and its a long story. But I would do it again.
Breathtaking...
Outstanding!!
Completely agree with this fabolous songs and their iconic riffs. ❤
What a great choice!!!
Thanks 🎼🎶💯🙌🤗
I gotta say, I really agree with the 10 songs and the order of them!!!!! My favorite Stones’ song is “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking“ and when watching this video, I was hoping that “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” would be number one because it’s definitely my number one Stones’ song❤❤❤❤❤❤
Danke.....diese Zusammenfassung ist ein echtes Geschenk für mich und beeindruckt mich tief....dankbar dafür, sehr musikalisch zu sein, erleichtert es mir, dieses alles sehr gut zu verstehen und nachzuvollziehen....langsam verstehe ich auch die Vielschichtigkeit von Keith Richards Aufgaben in diesen Musikentwicklungen und die Raffinesse, mit den verschiedenen Gitarren immer wieder neue Kreationen zu entwickeln....dazu mit den andern Bandmitgliedern alles, was das Leben bietet spontan ideenreich einzubauen.....ich bin tief beeindruckt und wundere mich nicht mehr über den anhaltenden ewigen Erfolg...
Nochmals meinen herzlichen Dank für Alles...Eure Teamarbeit ist einmalig und wunderbar...🌹
🎶🎼🎵💯......🌻....
Du bist ein grosse musik fan von de beste bannd inn de welt.
@@JulietSpoto-pn2lx Danke....stimmt....🎶🎼👍...
Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers are the best Stones’ albums, no doubt about it!!!!!
Die drei größten Alben in der Rockgeschichte sind Beggars Banquet ( 1.) , Let it Bleed ( 2. ) und Sticky Fingers ( 2. )
Exile on Main Street, a Bigger Bang. Steel Wheels, catch up to the present for God's sake
@@tommclaughlin280 Why, because you want me to, keep dreaming 💭
Written and played by Keith, Keith played all the Guitar part on all of the songs except Live With Me which includes Mick Taylor, oh, Brian Jones plays autoharp on You Got the Silver, its a Phenomenal experience, jűs sāyīn !😎✌️😎!
Mick Taylor was the man
I believe that's Ry Cooder playing the classic guitar line on a G tuned guitar in Honky
Tonk Woman, he said they paid him, but no liner credit, also classic.
@3:56... where/when was this version of Street Fightin' Man recorded? It's not officially released, and I don't have it on bootleg...I don't think. It's definitely 1973...possibly their South Pacific tour?
So glad someone on youtube finally realizes CYHMK as Keith's best guitar riff!
Thanks for watching! It's Frankfurt, Germany, September 30, 1973: th-cam.com/video/XCkTM3GbKrY/w-d-xo.html
Second half of Can-t You Hear Me Knockin' is more Mick Taylor. first half is Keith.....
The term Lemon squezzer, used by the Stones & Led Zeppelin came from one of the best legendary blues players/singers/'writters Robert Johnson quite a while before either band picked up on the euphamism.
Love your list but it should be the top 100
Honky Tonk Women has a third verse as sang on Get Yer Ya-Yas Out The Rolling Stones in Concert
Ummm "lead" guitar rhymes with steed, not dead. It's in a leading musical role, not made out of element Pb.
Where is "Symphaty for the Devil"?
"Symphaty for the Devil" is in Top 20; th-cam.com/video/gn2yCbnALPs/w-d-xo.html
The stones got too many opening riffs this video should be top 100 opening riffs
I would have included “Brown Sugar” in the Top 10, with its recognizable intro and intra-song riffs.
Brown Sugar does sound like the ultimate Keith riff but Mick actually wrote it.
@@saulschlapik6818 I knew that Mick wrote the lyrics and main melody while the Stones were in the States in late 1969, but I thought Keith was responsible for the main guitar riffs throughout the body of the song.
Bass line is pronounced base line (long a).
How can you have jumping jack?and not brown sugar?come on man😂
Mick Jagger came up with the riff to brown sugar!
@@jonashallberg2832 ah,I remember reading that in keefs book.okay then..lol
The fable that JJF is only acoustic guitars and also involved Nashville Tuning continues it's silly journey into being 'fact'. 🙈
The year was 1969....................
Keith was called monkey when he was a kid due to his big ears…
All the songs between 1969 and 1973 had a good riff but were more brilliant on stage with the real lead guitar of Mick Taylor.
Keeeeef
@@joesephsizian9113of course, you have the riffs of Keith. But listen the live albums of the stones to understand how the lead solos of Taylor was important to make the song greatest and the Stones the "bigger band". Since we have Ron Wood, sorry but i don't ear more than five good songs played by the band.
Mick the better guitarist for sure, but Keith the greatest rock n roll riff master of all time.
If you’d STOP talking and play the FKN song you’d have a much better response.
Dont need all of the “Filler” words.
Thanks for watching! We couldn't play the songs more than 10 seconds due to Copyright! 🙏😉