When Keith and Mick were feuding in the late 80's ,and Keith formed the Wino's,he was asked if he was worried about performing without Mick.He said no,but he was very afraid of playing without Charlie.
Charlie Watts was never the most flashy drummer. He wasn't known for the frenzied solos of Cream's Ginger Baker, or for placing explosives in his kick drum like The Who's Keith Moon. Instead, he was the subtle, stoic heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for almost 60 years. We all Brazilian fans will miss Charlie. RIP 🇧🇷
Charlie's the most laid back drummer ever. Always there, holding it together. Had a real talent for hitting between the beats to make everything sound so interesting. Modest, but when saw the camera, he'd give such a happy smile.
Charlie stopping on drums is his signal and way of telling the rest of the stones that it's time to move on to the next jam. Now that's what I call POWER! 😎👍
It is shocking to hear the difference. While Steve is a top pro, he doesn't have the short delay in the beat that made the Stones so distinctive. But credit to him, and to the Stones, for one last tour. I will be there! And God bless Charlie - the greatest of all rock drummers!
@@Methilde No one ever will replace him. He was unique, and his love of jazz I think is partly what made him special. I'm still thinking of him and very sad he is gone.
@@artysanmobile they were just jamming, suddenly mick sings some verse over this and they find a good phrase and then they begin to work around it, but before this that’s how songs born, just trying to find something to work about
They obviously still love what they're doing! You can tell. They could've comfortably retired a long time ago, but who needs that shit? I say keep on rocking boys!
The best part of watching this (I play the guitar) is Charlie Watts. Watching him drum on that first song (2:06) shows a man who is the master of his domain. Pretty cool stuff. (BTW - another cool drummer to watch is Tom Petty's drummer, Steve Ferrone . The guy has chops)
Daryl Jones has been with the Stones since 1992 and the wont even show him playing bass just a quick pass over with the camera. he's an integral part of the band
RIP Charlie Watts, you brought style and class into the band. I don't know who was playing the bass in this session since the camera never showed the player, but really good too, went along with Charlie's rhythm perfectly
@@faststratjo2006 charlie rocks The Stones are in sync living legends looking forward to no filter as long as mick is alright ~♡~much love to the stones cheers from NY Ny
I love how you can see and how the music unfurls and weaves itself together loosely at first, then becoming tighter, and tighter, as the clip goes forward. As wonderful to see the band at work, It is the maestro who leads. Good Golly we miss you Charlie! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. 🙏😭💔💔👅
@@Neil-Aspinall Greatest Rock Band in history, watching a song or album come together is for music lovers not downer moaners like you.....go slap some abba on the turntable
I'M FROM PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA AND I FIRST SAW THE ROLLING STONES, IN1981 WHEN THEY OPENED THEIR U.S. TOUR HERE. SAW THE SECOND SHOW 80DEGREES SEPTEMBER 26TH THEY ARE THE BEST IN CONCERT!! I SAW THEM AGAIN WITH MY YOUNGER BROTHER (RIP) AT VETERANS STADIUM, 1997 BRIDGES TO BABYLON. ALSO I USED TO HAVE THE LARGEST STONES COLLECTION IN THE EAST COAST!!!!! GOT TIRED OF LUGGING IT AROUND FOR THIRTY YEARS. SO I SOLD IT CHEAP!!!!! I WON U2 TIX WITH A ROLLING STONES POSTCARD!! JOSHUA TREE TOUR1987!! FROM THE HOME OF ROCK'N ROLL FM RADIO STATION 93.3 WMMR OH, YA, YA!! OH YA!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪
Based purely on this clip, I think I have finally realized they are greatest Rock N Roll band ever. I know the Beatles in their time were Masterful. But there is something to be said to see that band, still together, still basically in tact jamming and being.....well.....a BAND.
Quality drummers fit the band and play for the song. I suppose the guy talking shit about Watts thinks that maybe replacing him with say, Neil Peart would work with the Stones songs...Putz...
Why waste your time? Mick Taylor would have ran all over it with the same pentatonic scales has he always did leaving no air to breathe. He was a good late 60's early 70's player.
@@Viajealduende That's unfair and an oversimplification of a guitar genius who avoided all the cliches and provoked real emotion. The Stones music is simple Simon and there's not much you can do with it jamming wise but he opened a million musical doors they would have just walked into and hit their heads.
'Wild Horses' was the final song the Stones would attempt in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. But as the band prepared to begin recording, pianist Ian Stuart calmly packed up to leave. Memphis pianist Jim Dickinson was then recruited. It wasn't until years later that Dickinson discovered the reason behind Stewart's disinterest in 'Wild Horses'. Stu had always hated minor chords. And the song contains minor chords. Even when playing live with the band on tour the committed Boogie Woogie man would regularly engage in an act of perverse defiance, lifting his hands from the keys whenever a minor chord came up. "He was an extreme dude", says Dickinson. "He kept them honest. There was no bullshit when Ian was around." Witnesses to sessions would come away astonished at the rank amateurism of the Stones in the studio, where they were capable of showing little more expertise than the newest band of nobodies working on their worthless demo tapes. But that recklessness was essential to the Stones process. "I've virtually based a career around what I learned in those three days," Dickinson says with a laugh. "It was so organic and natural, you just had to stop and think, 'Who's right and who's wrong here?' And they literally didn't have a clue as to what they were doing. They were making a record the way people off the street will come in and make a record." "They were the worst bloody band on the planet, the worst bunch of musicians in the world they could be for days at a time. Really fucking horrible. And you sit there wondering how on earth are we going to get anything out of this. They would play very badly, and that's how they played most of the time, very poorly, and out of tune... They were the worst band on the planet, BUT, when IT happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into THE ROLLING STONES, and blow you away. It was almost magical." - Andy Johns, recording engineer ♫
This is the creative process. At this stage, it's not much fun to watch. It only begins to be fun for the musicians (and onlookers) when a song starts to form. And Mick J is a pretty good guitar player, and loves to play, but says his guitar-playing is worse than his singing, so...
I give these cats credit .......after all these years, theyre still doin it as a band,live in the studio .unlike most bands that go in & do their tracks individually.
He's right. Wtf you all trashing him for? It's not hard info to learn. Most bands, for decades, have recorded their parts individually. Not all, but that's definitely the norm.
salsageordie, Keith would need a standard tuned guitar with a capo on the 7th fret (key of B) for “Midnight Rambler”. The Telecaster he was playing was tuned to open G (6th string removed) with the capo at the second fret (key of A) and would not have been suitable for that number.
Matthew Eitzman Damn! You’re on your game man! I hope you’re teaching someone guitar. We need some help with kickstarting the comeback of good old Rock n Roll. Have a great day
Kev Dean And to think about how excited I was to learn Smoke on the Water way back when! :) Cool to have such knowledge of the instrument. Good on ya . Hope you have a great day
They should have kept playing on that first number. They had a good groove , and could have put it on an album . Providing They were recording to that sound standard.
Poor Daryl Jones, playing bass for the Stones for decades and the best he gets here is a passing shot while in the background. Even the keyboard player got a cutaway. You deserve better, sir. RIP Charlie
In my opinion they all had their own style of music playing and always made it come together into something great remember folks this is when music was made by knowing how to play instruments not beat machines and sound remixes # real talent
I just wish 4 guys could hang out and be cool with the fact that they're, LAYIN IT DOWN!!! OH!! Hey, look, there they are, maybe they'll start a band..
This video was Charlie's wheel house.(JAZZ) . . . MOST EXCLUSIVE CLUB IN THE WORLD ..... like a Rolling Stone ... 4 full time active members ... 2 inactive members .... 2 deceased full members (Ian Stewart/ Brian Jones) ... 5 active part time - members ... 1 deceased part time member (Ian McLagan)
@@TheStompboxer & the end of 'How Can I Stop' , very mellow jazz... ( & I love his 'OPEN' sign that he takes wherever His Band plays, even in the studio !! )
charlie´s grooving game is still going strong... interesting to see that he does his typical thing where he doesn´t hit hihat and snare at the same time but when he plays a beat on the right he doesn´t skip the beat
The history of this band. Just legends. How Keith is still alive defies all odds but the legacy of music these guys have gifted the world with is pure joy. I realize now that their music has become part of the sound track of my life. When did that happen? LOL..
Hoooo Encantadores son lo Máximo, Sueño con estar ahí. Que delicia Escucharlos y verles los Amo les mando mucha Luz🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 que bellas Risas😄fuerte Abrazo desde Monterrey N.L
"No one can jam like the Stones"?? Really? Little Feat's Lowell George was once asked if he wanted to jam with the Stones, his response..."Why? So we can jam on "mona" for two hour? There is a band called the Allman Brothers which, when it still had Duane, could wipe the floor with these guys. Just sayin.
@@hudsonneuro7796 I agree. But there’s a difference Btwn Jam bands as a genre, like the Allmans or Wide Spread Panic etc and a non-jam bands like The Stones, just jamming. Which is what he was saying the Stones were doing and I agree w him him.
The Rolling Stones, a pretty good heroin addicted garage band at best. Get about six or seven really good songs out of them altogether. The rest is just bubble gum rock
Some of the best fun with performing arts is had out ofthe public gaze, just mucking around, jamming etc, like this, in old clothes in some shed or garage or back room etc. Watchingdancers doing this type of thing is great, too, intheir raggy old clothes, unwashed, hair a mess, all sweaty... Ballerinas carrying on like this, just warming up, going through the moves, cigarette hangingout of their mouth as they do impossible stretches,splits etc, taking a few munches from a chocolate bar, to keep the energy up... Some even wearing their favourite football team's guernsy andlong sox and shorts... But, despite the appalling attire and greasy dirtyhair, sweatdripping off them, etc, they still look so passionate and sexy, artistically...Ioften saw painters or photographers asking the studio operator for permissionto sketch or photograph them in this very natural state. Theycouldn't understand why visual artists wanted to draw or photograph them like tis, rather than on stage, all polished up, in their fine stage costumes etc.
I have just one questions for any and all of you who have been Stones freaks since the late 60s early 70s, why are we all still in grief over Mick Taylor leaving? It was like the JFK assassination of music! Myself, I am still in shock and grief, I grieve for all of those virtuoso leads that never had the chance to live. I have come to the sad conclusion that he isn't coming back, MT was the piece that was needed, a perfect fit, Keith's chuggin' rhythms on that see thru Gibson just underneath MT's soaring solos on that gorgeous 1969 cherry red SG, it was heaven sent and hellbent, and then he was gone, I bet I know how it happened, his ball & chain was probably constantly constant with her panties in a twist because he didn't get credit for Sway or credit for Moonlight mile, after hearing her spit vinegar over it for who knows how long, he made the break for her, then she left him. It happens every time. FYI - Did you know that it is Mick taylor who plays bass on Fingerprint file? Yep twas
it's about the band. Individually they are not the best at what they do, but together, despite all their trials, tribulations, and warts, they are the ultimate embodiment of rock n' roll
So glad I came across this list of videos with Charlie. Exceptional filming of them jamming too. Terrific, thanks. 👌👏❤️So glad I came across this list of videos with Charlie. Exceptional filming of them jamming too. Terrific, thanks. 👌👏❤️
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan. Amazing to see them still playing so very well for all these years. Just shows you quality shines over most of the current CRAP...
When Keith and Mick were feuding in the late 80's ,and Keith formed the Wino's,he was asked if he was worried about performing without Mick.He said no,but he was very afraid of playing without Charlie.
I guess he'll have to now, or not....:(
Ronnie called Charlie "the engine room"
Wow foreshadowed
Well eventually it was a matter of time.
He's got another Wino to play drums now
Charlie is always so elegant
Some of the few people that can say, “I love my job.” 🎶
Put out a jazz album for God’s sake.
Charlie Watts was never the most flashy drummer. He wasn't known for the frenzied solos of Cream's Ginger Baker, or for placing explosives in his kick drum like The Who's Keith Moon. Instead, he was the subtle, stoic heartbeat of The Rolling Stones for almost 60 years. We all Brazilian fans will miss Charlie. RIP 🇧🇷
Pode crer,mano.Vamos sentir saudade do cara.Se o Dennis Chambers-um batera muuuito mais técnico- morresse eu não sentiria tanto.
Rip Charlie. Every one of them drummers had something special, but none were like Charlie
and since the stones only toured every 10 years he really only was what with them 6 years?
Charlie Watts was the master of Less is More.
@@alanstephenson3738 🤟
Charlie's the most laid back drummer ever. Always there, holding it together. Had a real talent for hitting between the beats to make everything sound so interesting. Modest, but when saw the camera, he'd give such a happy smile.
His drumming was much more interesting than the songs.
It's great to get old in this way.
This is just them jamming on one chord for the most part. Blows the mind.
Charlie stopping on drums is his signal and way of telling the rest of the stones that it's time to move on to the next jam. Now that's what I call POWER! 😎👍
R.I.P CHARLIE 😥😐❤️❤️❤️💔
He was the boss
Yes, that and it was lunchtime, Keith suggested the free Western grill
@@brianglade848 That's Awesome! 🍹😎👍
He was defintely a master of the groove.
It is shocking to hear the difference. While Steve is a top pro, he doesn't have the short delay in the beat that made the Stones so distinctive. But credit to him, and to the Stones, for one last tour. I will be there! And God bless Charlie - the greatest of all rock drummers!
Y agree, Steve don't really have the Charlie's swing.
@@Methilde No one ever will replace him. He was unique, and his love of jazz I think is partly what made him special. I'm still thinking of him and very sad he is gone.
After hearing Steve in concert, I was shocked the band (or Charlie) chose him. He makes the band sound completely different. Not in a good way either.
Charlie and his fabulous Stones
He's no Ginger
Ry Michael that is the best compliment you could pay him.
@@TheBonhamesque I've paid big money to go to his shows, he doesn't need my compliments.
The ugliest rock band on the planet...😊
@@pownbnull with the most combined women “friends” of any band ... all time
Not your average garage band.
Those guitar tones ....... tasteful, not overly distorted. Ohh yeah. Charlie swinging the beat. Mick's harp. Heavenly.
wha about the bass it was all bass and drums thats where the groove was
@@smorgasbordtv4092 Don't forget Chuck.
Great studio jam. I really like these guys. I think if they stick with it, they could really go far.
They already did real far mate
Tim Forest If I heard this session without knowing who they were, I’d walk away completely uninterested.
Can't play in tune, can't play in time = should do well!
@@wansuyud it’s a joke man.. 😂
@@artysanmobile they were just jamming, suddenly mick sings some verse over this and they find a good phrase and then they begin to work around it, but before this that’s how songs born, just trying to find something to work about
So glad I came across this list of videos with Charlie. Exceptional filming of them jamming too. Terrific, thanks. 👌👏❤️
They obviously still love what they're doing! You can tell. They could've comfortably retired a long time ago, but who needs that shit? I say keep on rocking boys!
Nice to have that freedom to just mess around with notes and various rhythms. Charlie is rock solid channeling that four piece kit.
The best part of watching this (I play the guitar) is Charlie Watts. Watching him drum on that first song (2:06) shows a man who is the master of his domain. Pretty cool stuff. (BTW - another cool drummer to watch is Tom Petty's drummer, Steve Ferrone . The guy has chops)
I could watch these studio jams all day !
Yes, yes. So could I.
Oh yea, we got some serious solid drums goin on there! Marshall Wright
interesting, i think they are totally jamming here, warming up
Daryl Jones has been with the Stones since 1992 and the wont even show him playing bass just a quick pass over with the camera. he's an integral part of the band
Just a hired gun not a stone.
Hes no stone duh
Two can play : 1st the bass player , 2nd the drummer they set the groove....others are unable crooks !
RIP Charlie Watts, you brought style and class into the band. I don't know who was playing the bass in this session since the camera never showed the player, but really good too, went along with Charlie's rhythm perfectly
Hey Joe ! At 3:37 you can see the bass player (from the side) , I guess is daryl Jones
…and at 1:06 middle of the screen left side
Looks like Mani from the Stone Roses
Daryl Jones
After watching this clip, we know who paid the bills for this band. RIP maestro.
Jagger is dead? When?
@@Frankincensedjb123 now that's funny...mick was always charlies' singer...not the other way around rockstar. :)
Charlie Watts is in a transcendental state during this jam. .... 100% Musicianship.
agree
brilliant
Dork
Charlie's good tonight!
@@faststratjo2006 charlie rocks The Stones are in sync living legends looking forward to no filter as long as mick is alright ~♡~much love to the stones cheers from NY Ny
These old dudes are still swagging hard.
AWESOME FOOTAGE OF THE GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND OF ALL-TIME!
The Rolling Stones are the longest surviving band of all time.
Keith is pretty ordinary during live performances.
A miracle....in the opening 3 minutes of this vid not one Rolling Stone is smoking a cigarette.
THAT'S what grabs your attention here? Unreal.
Mick doesn’t smoke.
@@Anca820 he did a lot in the past!
You can see Keith and Ronnie smoking while playing their guitar!
I love how you can see and how the music unfurls and weaves itself together loosely at first, then becoming tighter, and tighter, as the clip goes forward. As wonderful to see the band at work,
It is the maestro who leads.
Good Golly we miss you Charlie!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
🙏😭💔💔👅
The recordings from the studio are an important part of history. We want more.
No they're not Daniel. It's just boring noodling by a band that should have given up 30 years ago.
@@Neil-Aspinall Perhaps you think in 1982 after Tattoo You tour?
@@Neil-Aspinall Greatest Rock Band in history, watching a song or album come together is for music lovers not downer moaners like you.....go slap some abba on the turntable
@@charkattack1 Although you're correct about one thing, ABBA could write a hit song but not my bag man.
I'M FROM PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA AND I FIRST SAW THE ROLLING STONES, IN1981 WHEN THEY OPENED THEIR U.S. TOUR HERE. SAW THE SECOND SHOW 80DEGREES SEPTEMBER 26TH THEY ARE THE BEST IN CONCERT!! I SAW THEM AGAIN WITH MY YOUNGER BROTHER (RIP) AT VETERANS STADIUM, 1997 BRIDGES TO BABYLON. ALSO I USED TO HAVE THE LARGEST STONES COLLECTION IN THE EAST COAST!!!!! GOT TIRED OF LUGGING IT AROUND FOR THIRTY YEARS. SO I SOLD IT CHEAP!!!!! I WON U2 TIX WITH A ROLLING STONES POSTCARD!! JOSHUA TREE TOUR1987!! FROM THE HOME OF ROCK'N ROLL FM RADIO STATION 93.3 WMMR OH, YA, YA!! OH YA!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪
Based purely on this clip, I think I have finally realized they are greatest Rock N Roll band ever. I know the Beatles in their time were Masterful. But there is something to be said to see that band, still together, still basically in tact jamming and being.....well.....a BAND.
Don't be silly. They haven't released a decent tune since about 1974.
@@shelleylyme6402 that's a weird way to ignore some girls
Imho the Beatles were not a wart on these guy's asses...Beatles were one dimensional bubblegum pop.
@TT lmao..I would bet I know more about music while asleep that you do while awake,so,there is that.
Love, love, love the Stones. But musically they were always a step behind Led Zeppelin. That's not a bad place to be, however.
You can just feel the energy flowing between these musicians like a natural force of nature.
I'm still amazed Keith is able to stand up straight without falling over as a 70 year old half cut with the finest Polish Vodka LOL
The only guy playing anything interesting is the keyboard player. This band is all attitude, and nobody does it better.
Quality drummers fit the band and play for the song. I suppose the guy talking shit about Watts thinks that maybe replacing him with say, Neil Peart would work with the Stones songs...Putz...
Chill grooves and jams like this , validates these guys in being the Greatest Rock n roll band
keef at the barber:
you ever seen pirates of the caribbean?
barber: say no more
Funny
The rolling stones, the rock and roll legends of creative music for the longest period of the same core of musicians on the planet, gurus of rock
Dang Charlie is a great drummer!
These guys are gonna be good one day if they keep playing
Classic comment mate
Lol 👍
Nah, they’re too old to ever get any better!
@@elcamionero1200 Keeeef is better than a fine wine, gets better and better... long live my musical King !!!
OP comment is going to be good one day. Keep it up!
Makes me wonder what Mick Taylor would have done with these grooves.
Get over it.
@@FTStratLP I agree, you can't go back and you can't bring em back, these guys are doing pretty good by themselves,they don't need any help.
Taylor would have done exactly what he always did...take their music to a whole new level 😎
Why waste your time? Mick Taylor would have ran all over it with the same pentatonic scales has he always did leaving no air to breathe. He was a good late 60's early 70's player.
@@Viajealduende That's unfair and an oversimplification of a guitar genius who avoided all the cliches and provoked real emotion. The Stones music is simple Simon and there's not much you can do with it jamming wise but he opened a million musical doors they would have just walked into and hit their heads.
Love the sound in that studio. Killer.
Watts is the best musician in this clip.
'Wild Horses' was the final song the Stones would attempt in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. But as the band prepared to begin recording, pianist Ian Stuart calmly packed up to leave. Memphis pianist Jim Dickinson was then recruited. It wasn't until years later that Dickinson discovered the reason behind Stewart's disinterest in 'Wild Horses'. Stu had always hated minor chords. And the song contains minor chords. Even when playing live with the band on tour the committed Boogie Woogie man would regularly engage in an act of perverse defiance, lifting his hands from the keys whenever a minor chord came up. "He was an extreme dude", says Dickinson. "He kept them honest. There was no bullshit when Ian was around."
Witnesses to sessions would come away astonished at the rank amateurism of the Stones in the studio, where they were capable of showing little more expertise than the newest band of nobodies working on their worthless demo tapes. But that recklessness was essential to the Stones process.
"I've virtually based a career around what I learned in those three days," Dickinson says with a laugh. "It was so organic and natural, you just had to stop and think, 'Who's right and who's wrong here?' And they literally didn't have a clue as to what they were doing. They were making a record the way people off the street will come in and make a record."
"They were the worst bloody band on the planet, the worst bunch of musicians in the world they could be for days at a time. Really fucking horrible. And you sit there wondering how on earth are we going to get anything out of this. They would play very badly, and that's how they played most of the time, very poorly, and out of tune... They were the worst band on the planet, BUT, when IT happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into THE ROLLING STONES, and blow you away. It was almost magical." - Andy Johns, recording engineer ♫
A bit like GRATEFUL DEAD...
Fantastic!!!! God I love this band. Thank you.
Absolutely wonderful, fantastic real natural talent,, mick is perfectly in tune, can't be bettered
Absolute gem of a video. Thanks for sharing.
lets just keep jamming maybe something clicks and hopefully we can remember what we were playing
Mick holding the guitar just to yell "Wowwww waaaaa waaaa wow" is the highlight of this video
I see a lot of f ing around in the studio and not much else
This is the creative process. At this stage, it's not much fun to watch. It only begins to be fun for the musicians (and onlookers) when a song starts to form. And Mick J is a pretty good guitar player, and loves to play, but says his guitar-playing is worse than his singing, so...
Rolling Stones is Rock swing music whorld.
@@kevinohalloran7164 And yet, 56yrs practice, so he'll bend it soon, 😉🤫🎶😋
I give these cats credit .......after all these years, theyre still doin it as a band,live in the studio .unlike most bands that go in & do their tracks individually.
are you there with most bands?
And you know this how?
Not with them,no just read up on how different bands do studio work.
It says it’s a rehearsal.
He's right. Wtf you all trashing him for? It's not hard info to learn. Most bands, for decades, have recorded their parts individually. Not all, but that's definitely the norm.
Funky drummer!
Keep wanting them to launch into Midnight Rambler .
salsageordie, Keith would need a standard tuned guitar with a capo on the 7th fret (key of B) for “Midnight Rambler”. The Telecaster he was playing was tuned to open G (6th string removed) with the capo at the second fret (key of A) and would not have been suitable for that number.
@@Matthew_Eitzman I believe there's a standard tuned Tele in the room!!! Or he could capo open G at the 4th fret for the key of B.
Matthew Eitzman
Damn! You’re on your game man! I hope you’re teaching someone guitar. We need some help with kickstarting the comeback of good old Rock n Roll. Have a great day
Kev Dean
And to think about how excited I was to learn Smoke on the Water way back when! :) Cool to have such knowledge of the instrument. Good on ya . Hope you have a great day
An ok song but overrated. They did many more, much better songs. 😁
They should have kept playing on that first number. They had a good groove , and could have put it on an album . Providing They were recording to that sound standard.
I love Keef's "been there, done that" look as he momentarily takes his left hand off of the neck and lets Charlie drive on.
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They´re just The Rolling Stones!:))
And we like it
Poor Daryl Jones, playing bass for the Stones for decades and the best he gets here is a passing shot while in the background. Even the keyboard player got a cutaway. You deserve better, sir. RIP Charlie
I agree well said. I noticed that too....And he's an awesome bassist
Seems like CW is the only original stone who can keep up with the hired help here. Keef is totally lost.
Daryl’s doing fine.
Not really he's a paid employee who knows his place.
Cause one and only real Stone on bass was and will ever be BILL !!;-)
In my opinion they all had their own style of music playing and always made it come together into something great remember folks this is when music was made by knowing how to play instruments not beat machines and sound remixes # real talent
Im 60 and give seen these guys live 4 times and own their entire catelog...you gotta love them...great band
If this was an album?
It would (should)
go Platinum.
Best sound by
'The Stone's'
in a while!
Charlies good tonight, Idn he?
richard bowes ::::::::::>>>>>>> On my “Ya Ya’s” album, it goes, “Charlie’s good tonight, aint he?”
I know I just wish Keith and Ronnie would add more 🙄
I think this was during the day
I just wish 4 guys could hang out and be cool with the fact that they're, LAYIN IT DOWN!!!
OH!! Hey, look, there they are, maybe they'll start a band..
he plays some better in the studio...……..but not much...…...
They are so bloody good ❤️
A sad day today. Charlie was the backbone of the group. I can't see them going on much longer now..😥
Without Charlie it's not the same.
Let's not leave out ole Chuck Leavell on keyboards, been in this band for 30+ yrs now, adding his genuine American Southern influence and sanity !
The person really glueing this delightful mess together is the bass dude. I don't even know his name. (and they didn't bother to show him, either.)
This video was Charlie's wheel house.(JAZZ) . . . MOST EXCLUSIVE CLUB IN THE WORLD ..... like a Rolling Stone ... 4 full time active members ... 2 inactive members .... 2 deceased full members (Ian Stewart/ Brian Jones) ... 5 active part time - members ... 1 deceased part time member (Ian McLagan)
Always a pleassure to see and hear them play
So Charlie finallly had his jazzy way with them.......... Great stuff!
Check out “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking.”
@@TheStompboxer & the end of 'How Can I Stop' , very mellow jazz...
( & I love his 'OPEN' sign that he takes wherever His Band plays, even in the studio !! )
Dear Santa, ...I want Ronnie's Guitar!! You know where I live. OK?
eBay item number:
132656346294
It's a Duesenberg.
It is definitely pretty
That is a sick guitar 🎸 it’s beautiful
Yeah I noticed that too. Beautiful looking and good style for the music.
An insane sense of groove.
charlie´s grooving game is still going strong... interesting to see that he does his typical thing where he doesn´t hit hihat and snare at the same time but when he plays a beat on the right he doesn´t skip the beat
@@Gollas4k He's just too cool for school, pure jazz touch with funk feel. Could have backed up Miles or Trane!
That's called passion and real love...
The history of this band. Just legends. How Keith is still alive defies all odds but the legacy of music these guys have gifted the world with is pure joy. I realize now that their music has become part of the sound track of my life. When did that happen? LOL..
Hoooo Encantadores son lo Máximo, Sueño con estar ahí. Que delicia Escucharlos y verles los Amo les mando mucha Luz🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 que bellas Risas😄fuerte Abrazo desde Monterrey N.L
They look so chill and comfortable.
I see Keith dancing around but all the real guitar is coming from Ronnie.
all are part of the sum bro....
exactly Keith and Ronnie are brothers. Check out when Keith played with Ronnie on the last Faces concert. It was obvious then.
@@anthonydeluco8846 so much stuff now with modern tech....check out 78 Texas live "when the whip comes down " so awesome
Foo do you play guitar ? Keith and ronnie are both picking and playing together bouncing licks to and frow.
You are correct. And Ronnie is way louder. Keith isn't doing much in the first half of the video
such a diff. side of the Stones ...they can really jam ..so much fun.
No one can jam like the Stones. I guess that's how their greatest records were made - feeling out the grooves in the studio...
Yes that's when good songs are born.
"No one can jam like the Stones"?? Really? Little Feat's Lowell George was once asked if he wanted to jam with the Stones, his response..."Why? So we can jam on "mona" for two hour? There is a band called the Allman Brothers which, when it still had Duane, could wipe the floor with these guys. Just sayin.
YUP !!😎👍🏻👍🏻
@@hudsonneuro7796 I agree. But there’s a difference Btwn Jam bands as a genre, like the Allmans or Wide Spread Panic etc and a non-jam bands like The Stones, just jamming. Which is what he was saying the Stones were doing and I agree w him him.
The Rolling Stones, a pretty good heroin addicted garage band at best. Get about six or seven really good songs out of them altogether. The rest is just bubble gum rock
so fun to see and hear them just jamming and not playing structured tunes. they sound incredibly fresh..
Some of the best fun with performing arts is had out ofthe public gaze, just mucking around, jamming etc, like this, in old clothes in some shed or garage or back room etc. Watchingdancers doing this type of thing is great, too, intheir raggy old clothes, unwashed, hair a mess, all sweaty... Ballerinas carrying on like this, just warming up, going through the moves, cigarette hangingout of their mouth as they do impossible stretches,splits etc, taking a few munches from a chocolate bar, to keep the energy up... Some even wearing their favourite football team's guernsy andlong sox and shorts... But, despite the appalling attire and greasy dirtyhair, sweatdripping off them, etc, they still look so passionate and sexy, artistically...Ioften saw painters or photographers asking the studio operator for permissionto sketch or photograph them in this very natural state. Theycouldn't understand why visual artists wanted to draw or photograph them like tis, rather than on stage, all polished up, in their fine stage costumes etc.
I have read that they change their blood every year that would explained their longevity in spite of abusing their health so much
@@melanie.l6282 and you believe anything if you believe that lol.
Hence the expression: ' Getting blood out of a stone...'
Great video. Need to see more of these.I Would pay alot to be in that studio just hanging out and listening. Awesome
Sounds good. Except where is Brian when we need him. Thanks for sharing.
I have just one questions for any and all of you who have been Stones freaks since the late 60s early 70s, why are we all still in grief over Mick Taylor leaving? It was like the JFK assassination of music! Myself, I am still in shock and grief, I grieve for all of those virtuoso leads that never had the chance to live. I have come to the sad conclusion that he isn't coming back, MT was the piece that was needed, a perfect fit, Keith's chuggin' rhythms on that see thru Gibson just underneath MT's soaring solos on that gorgeous 1969 cherry red SG, it was heaven sent and hellbent, and then he was gone, I bet I know how it happened, his ball & chain was probably constantly constant with her panties in a twist because he didn't get credit for Sway or credit for Moonlight mile, after hearing her spit vinegar over it for who knows how long, he made the break for her, then she left him. It happens every time. FYI - Did you know that it is Mick taylor who plays bass on Fingerprint file? Yep twas
it's about the band. Individually they are not the best at what they do, but together, despite all their trials, tribulations, and warts, they are the ultimate embodiment of rock n' roll
You say individually they are not the best at what they do????? That is your opinion.
If you're the best toghether so you are individually too, art of musicians is to be right in the right place.
Just beautiful to listen to 👌top musicians
I love Keith’s laugh...........that’s what 2 packs a day for 50 years will do.
50???
60 years on the road! Congratulations to The Rolling Stones!
Happy Charlie 🌞
Rest in Peace 🕊️
🎶♾️🌎☮️🎶🎸
Beautiful watching this band work
Keef's still got his jacket on, so he obviously don't intend doing any work....
Ronnie’s guitar is a beaut. Very Stones grove.
All in their own little world but together..very neat. What a great gig it's been all these years...
So glad I came across this list of videos with Charlie. Exceptional filming of them jamming too. Terrific, thanks. 👌👏❤️So glad I came across this list of videos with Charlie. Exceptional filming of them jamming too. Terrific, thanks. 👌👏❤️
Keith Richards is the definition of cool
Royston17 😂😂😂
Lmao, Steven Tyler also looks like he raided a woman's closet, LMFAO, What in the fuck is the matter with these guys??? lol
Keith Richards is the définition of Rock'n'roll !!!!
@@andrecanuck5656 & Keith Richards wishes if only he had your style Andre ! & Gregg !! He's only wearing his 'work clothes ' for God's sake hahaha
fucking Fact!!!!!!!!!!
Ron Wood can play any groove and mode any scale on the guitar .... he makes it talk .... effortlessly . 🎸✨
He’s played with almost everyone over these 55 years. Loved by all.
@David Bradley yes
Guess the bass player didn’t give his 20 bucks to the cameraman.
He's not officially one of the Stones, hence never in promo material.
@@MarkJVSomers For what Mark?
I can hear Darryl Jones but he's hidden away . Pity
@@MarkJVSomers he is on salary!
Because he doesn't get paid much he's on salary! He don't get percentage of The Rolling Stones paid sir!
You will never see Charlie leaning over his drums when he plays. He always keeps his back straight.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan.
Amazing to see them still playing so very well for all these years.
Just shows you quality shines over most of the current CRAP...
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Nice harmony, bluesy rhythm and chords Studio session groovy sound!
They are always awesome Charlie Ronnie keith Mick .Legends Love you all stonerfan#1lovetoridelisten&playmymusicStonesfreak#1
Gotta love these guys, especially if you remember when they first started out.
Yes. Remember paying $2.50 per ticket to see them.
These cats are too cool. Recording the way it should be done.
Observing Keith Richards I thought about what kind of the world we will leave for him!
Francisco Neto Wha?!?
@@artysanmobile it is a joke about Keith Richards immortality!
Francisco Neto Ah, yes. Damned funny one too!
In between sets, Mick calls lunch, you can hear Keith say where he wants to go, the "free Western grill"....that's awesome