The Rolling Stones - Midnight Rambler [Live] HD Marquee Club 1971 NEW
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- The show was an intimate, rare club appearance and very little footage has been released, until now. Part of the “From The Vault” series of live concerts from the band’s archive, The Rolling Stones From The Vault: The Marquee - Live In 1971
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Could it ever get any better than this. The band is chaotic, tight, loose, lost and found all at the same time. Utter bliss🎸🇦🇺👍
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It is so great Mick has bare chest, no hair, important when watching him
You said it, man!
"I know, it's only rock n' roll but I like, I likes it, yes I do". Mick Taylor, you are absolutely incredible.
Why?
He has no stage presence
This early 70’s era with Mick Taylor is the Stones at their coolest peak.
60s 70s..a gift from Universe......quantum genius.... never see again
I agree. Why they ever hot rid of Mick Taylor is beyond me. He and Keith Richards were great together. Mick Taylor could play a mean slide as well.
He left the band mate @@sprice659ify
The moment it all becomes clear - this is the greatest Rock & Roll band ever.
Ladies and Gentleman this is the "Essence" of the Rolling Stones! Love the stones!
My God! Mick Taylor's solo leaves you breathless.
The fact Keith is still alive and kickin in 2021 is a marvel of the resilience of the human body.
He's an anomaly
The fact Keith is still alive and kickin in 2023 is a marvel of the resilience of the human body.
Billionaires can afford the best medical care
@@christopher-xi2ey And pharmaceutical-grade dope, ususually.
It's now 2023 & still amazed!
The last part, from about 7:20 onwards, where the 'dead' song sputters back into life: there are no words to describe it, you have to hear it, the interplay between the two guitars, the harmonica, and Mick's vocal, propelled by Bill & Charlie: this is rock n roll at the height of its power, it swings, it crunches, it beats, the rocking harmonies of all the instruments together and more, something undefinable, something that tears at your heart and soul, grabs you by the throat and sticks a knife right through it oh baby and it HURTS!!!!! Deliciously!!!!!
Marshy you have quite a Shakespeare's quality in your writing ✍️, the Bards approval.
Rock on brother.
Marinushj well said brother!
Spot on takes right back to where you were when you heard this everyday four times a day
Yes! very well said! It hurts so good you want to bleed it all out
Adieu Charlie Watts you've been a great drummer and a real gentleman.....A day of sorrow today....
Truly 💔
Mick jagger Exelente 😍😍😍😍😍😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼grace !!! 23/1/22/
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I love you
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Keith drinking the whiskey before the opening riff has got to be the greatest rock and roll moment of all time
What else goes with whiskey????
@@tonycomo2637 😁
@@tonycomo2637 You tell me
He wrote the song
@@tonycomo2637
Wine,Women & Whisky..
& 🎸🔊 🤘🤘
The best version of this song. Mick Taylor was sublime. The song sounded fuller than most live versions
Just ain't the same w/o the Ry Cooder slide parts, which Taylor was capable of playing. Sounding like Cooder is a whole other matter, so say other guitarists.
Bet that the Marquee had some great acoustics.
It's those massive Ampeg amps.
Jagger said he could sing the best.....when Taylor was playing with them. The Taylor Years produced their BEST MUSIC
@@pat5882it absolutely did. And the stones sound team knew how to capitalize on getting live stuff down
Greatest Rock And Roll Band in the WORLD
Mick plays the hell out of that harmonica
Hell yea !!! Listen to that harmonica, dam that’s what ya call some dam good music !!!!! They gettin on it !!!’
Mmmmmm hmmm 🤔
Mmmmmm hmmm 🤔
Only The Stones could write a song so violent and dark but you don’t even think about it because it rocks so hard you’re just hypnotized by the music. Greatest rock and roll band ever and it’s not even close.
GTFO here. I’d rather see James Brown and Bruce Springsteen n the E Street Band in the prime 8 days a week, 25 hours a day and 366 days a year over peak Stones.
I love the Stones, seen them 4x including 5th row during the “Steel Wheel’s” tour. This is no doubt a great performance, but compare this to The Boss n company doing “Rosalita” live in 1973. Hmmm, let’s not get carried away. That Boss performance is so much more lively, spiritual and damn them women.
As I’ve aged, I cherry pick Stone’s songs now and realize there is just significantly more music out there to enjoy, especially so many great American rock n roll, blues, funk, soul, and r&b bands that just make me feel so much better n not like some damn dated classic rock station. The Stones could never sing like many of their peer bands as well: The Beatles n The Beach Boys for sure - no way, no how - so far behind those two bands in harmony.
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@@grahamhallman243 go comb your mullet.
@@grahamhallman243 Not me.Rolling Stones,😛🎶☝🎶💯
The Best...F*ck the Rest!! Its only Rock n Roll but I like it.. ..
@@cyndygough4107 Ha,ha.Ueah,Me too,Cyndy,Cindy, Too.😛☠☝💥💯
Absolutely incredible and Keith and Mick still performing together, who would have thought they would even be here 50 years later.
The Awesome Rolling Stones. At their best. Drinking whiskey, laughing, making mistakes & still laughing. The Greatest Rock n Roll Band Ever!!!!!
I just heard that Charlie passed away. Oh what a sad day. Rock n Roll lost an icon that cannot be replaced. RIP Charlie. Fly high!!
Best period for The Stones .
Agreed
Yep
Not only
Not for Keith 😂
The Stones are the gold standard of live rock bands and this period was the absolute height of rock and roll with them at the forefront. The lineup with Mick Taylor had sound that can never be matched
This is the PEAK
Zeppelin and The Who were better 😂
@@thealternative9580 it’s the body of work, Led Zeppelin can’t ever be considered as Robert Plant tapped out long ago and denied generations the joy of his talents, disqualification
@@davidclarke427 Zeppelin ruled the 70's.
@@thealternative9580 and then disappeared, that 50 years ago
What a wonderful song and the way it changes tones and rhythms, a masterpiece.Keith
he is alive with excesses, truly a miracle🎸
Because he was never what is called a pig in the addicts world, he took enough of anything to get high, but he knew what he was fucking with, he never took it beyond!!
@@kennethozelie2082he shot dope- i think you are talking out of you rear
The Stones started out mimicking American southern blues, and it is their roots....this song is their ultimate homage to that genre, and is always a show stopper!
Shit - this is urban Chicago blues from the 40s.
Exactly, you could argue the slow down is quite delta.. but pure Chicago sound most of the way
Sweaty club atmosphere , the band at their best in that environment not the giant stadiums. Awesome. This is what think of when I say I love the stones.
i agree....small...venues..much better
@@raulchavezromo315 I HATE stadiums. My hangout in the 60’s was the Marquee when it was in Wardor Street. Fabulous club. Saw so many great musicians, I’ve still got a months programme somewhere in my flat. WOW when I look at it I just think how lucky I was to see such great bands..........and Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce playing together in the Graham Bond Organisation before Cream,
Btw, I saw the stones on Hastings pier twice in 1964. It cost 10 shillings to get in!!!!!! I do get mad that you gave to pay so much to see them now. You’d think they’d give their fans a break. They don’t need the money.
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I've always said small spaces were better for the Stones. Why? Cause in this kind of places they can interact easier, Keith can guide Charlie with more precision, (in those times) Bill can be seen in an equal way to the other Stones, Mick can hear the music and drive his voice in the right place. I was never a fan of big places like stadiums or colliseums so...
Small venues were BEST for the Stones. They cook!!😎🥁
@@lizbourn4192 you lucky dog 😎
One of my favorite all time live Rolling Stones performances.
Dirty, raw, sweaty.
This was my lullaby. When I was younger my older brother would constantly play this. I was 4 years old. Pretty much my brother and I plus our 9 other siblings were big Stones fans and some of our children also are fans
@@katieedsallreamy4756 u came from a big family wow why so many kids I’m a huge stones fan myself the stones were never the stones once Bill Wyman left I thought I ended for them the whole band should of hung it up after steel wheels just retire like Wyman did in 1993
Would have loved to witness this live OMG! 😎
@@KittyGrizGriz. Me too. So sexy!🔥
dirty filthy basement!
The entire band is on fire and obviously having a great time! This is one of their best.
They Burn it Up !!!
"Having fun ' .....wouldn't u after blow job , 8 ball of Peruvian flake , and a filth of good whiskey ? What are a burger king night mgr ?
My fave live version of this badass song!! You can tell they are all having a blast. Even when Charlie & Mick T screwed up. ✌️💜🤘
Just the opposite of fireman who put out fires , they be on fire
And by “on fire” we mean “full of cocaine”. Lol.
Gotta love it when Keith takes a pull of whiskey before hitting the opening chords . . .
Cuervo Gold tequila.
To add to a hopefully friendly debate, I think that was Old Grand Dad
those teeth look fucked up though.
@@jameswagoner3309 Old Grandad bro, It's 1971, doubt Cuervo was even a thing then, watch the clip again slowly, its OGD.
That's a hard man we been lovin all these years...
the best version ever! both micks are super!
Keith looks torn & frayed ...
But we still love Keith🖤♥️
I find it insane that this footage is over 50 years old and looks this good
I'm not surprised , film can look as good as digital video . This is likely a copy of a copy then uploaded as well .
Sounds killa too❤
@@tomsalyer2608
ABSOLUTELY
🕪 🎧 🔊 😎 💃💃
No kidding. The Doors had some footage from a year or two prior and it was no where near as good as this footage and audio
Wish I was there too; OMG🎉
Definitely one of the Stones best songs, the different time changes and guitar playing by Mick & Keith is second to none!
Breath of fresh air
This is why they are the Greatest R&R band.
Masterful. Love Mick Taylor era Stones. Everybody is just so good on this number.
Stones at their best, Taylor years. What a cool show to have seen in a small club.
Intimate venues are the best
love kieths hit off the bottle just can't seem to drink you off my mind honkey completely timeless masterpiece by the greatest in all of rock history
I can listen to this over and over and over again
Jesus Christ, I had no idea Mick played the mouth harp so well ! Damn, he's good! The more I listen, the more I'm thinking "World Class" harmonica player. He's excellent!
Midnight Rambler has always been one of my favorites from The Stones. And mainly because of how much Mick plays the French Harp ( my Granddaddy played one & that's what he called it) And yes suh, Mick is damn good at it. Stones are the best Rock n Rollers ever. Period. End of subject. 😁😜✌💙🤘
Awesome harp player!!!
@@cyndygough4107 Yeah they actually have a lot of songs with someone playing harmonica that you dont really realize what it is.
@@michaelg6641 oh I know that's right. For instance, Ricky Medlocke (lead singer of Blackfoot)......on the song Train Train , his granddaddy is playing the harmonica in it......✌️❤️🤘
I love it when Mick plays the harmonica live.
The sound quality on this is incredible! Thanks for uploading it.
Wow, Keith was only 250 years old at the time!
And came up with that killer riff!
@@scottfuckinfree2640 yup
LOL
@@scottfuckinfree2640 Keith was and is a choice musician. What he doesn’t know about music could be written on a postage stamp.
Tehehehehehehe.
Midnight Rambler, 1971, Live, as good as it gets. Rolling Stones are the best Rock and roll band ever. Watching this clip, they are having one hell of a time lol
Now that's the rolling stones i remember,fantastic to see some vintage stones.
A little Stones to set the mood tonite, goin' huntin' for some two legged opossum! Sixty seven and still rockin' it🤘
OMG just looking at Mick Taylor takes my breath. I can’t even describe how I feel when he starts playing. MJ is very good on the harp.
Brian Jones taught Mick to play harmonica.
Best guitarist they ever had was Mick Taylor.
@@philmontejano5971 Jagger quickly found his own very particular style.
Yes! Totally agree on both points!😻🥵
It was great to be young then, lots of sunshine, walking in & out of jobs, loud music & great bands everywhere & clubbing until first light. What else could you want then. 'Power' to the Rolling Stones still going strong
You're so right.
Ay men.
So epic. The time changes, the dynamics, the tension and release of the middle section,, the raunchy rhythm guitar of Keef and the virtuoso leads of Taylor, the churning rhythm section of Charlie and Bill, the menace of Jagger. Transmit this one into outer space in all directions on infinite repeat.
Amazing that so very little face time given to the man who is absolutely killing this song. Mick Taylor took the Stones to the top and when he departed they were a still decent but shell of their former greatness.
Legend has it that they where jealous of him, maybe ?
@@rafaelorantes7185 Just Keith.
Well.. I guess it can only be downhill from a performance like that. Wow. The Stones at the peak of their powers. Excellent stuff!
Mick is still exceptional in 2022 he has an incredible energy and still as charming
the Stones are the best
where did u see em if u dont mind me asking?
Kudos to the sound engineer and camera operator, the quality is amazing. Charlie stirring the pot is still the best!
It was Glyn John's. No slouch. He tells a great story about it in his bio. Keith on the nod...
@@heftosprod thanks for that. Amazing Keef could play as well as he did like that, but then again maybe that's why he could.
The coolest band in rock and roll
Mick and Keith KNEW this sound and this performance and this line up was special. You can tell by their expressions and the energy on the stage.
The best music ever made in the world history 🎶😍❤️😎🌶️🎧👌🎼
It’s amazing that no one playing an instrument is sober an it still sounds this good.
Bloody English boys doin us proud.
Suspect Charlie is sober
This might be the best complete live version of this song that has ever captured the stones with such visual perfection.
There are comparable audio versions that might be preferred by myself or others, but as a total package, audio, visual, quality, era... this is likely the gold standard and at 51, I've seen and heard most all of them live in person or otherwise. This one from this show Marquee Club show stands out in my memory the most. Just fire 🔥 🔥🔥!!!
The interplay between the harmonica and the two guitars when the bass drops out is amazing.
Just a pure Rock & Roll Masterpiece
You always were a great drummer RIP Charlie
Wow it blows my mind how great and dam cool the stones were from 1968 to late 1974, unbelievable awesome band especially during this time .
Those are the exact years I always say are them at their very best. I'm sure alot of people say that, I guess.
The music is amazing during those 6 years.
But I find people older than me (I'm 53) stop at 1974 and won't listen to too much after that.
I go up to 81, when I was in grade 7 as being their last great album.
68 to 81 I think they have like 8 great albums back to back.
Not to even mention before 68 with many many great radio hits too of course.
Taylor years!!!!!
Well they recorded 4 masterpiece albums in that period....so you may be right...lol
I agree , then disco and all the stadium rock bands happened .
Taylor years
The boys were on point tonight!!!!
This is why they have lasted decades...
Bravo "maestro " Mick Taylor. His playing is sublime. 😊👍👏👏
This is the reason why the stones is one of the most recognized band in the world. Keith laying down the chords while Mick is putting in the guitar solo fills, Charlie keeping a good tempo, and bill giving the bass a spot in the song, and finally Mick using his vocals partnering with the guitars. That’s why the stones are the best band in the world.
*Beatles
Bill - capital B in a first and second names.
3rd best
@@jasperhalsey8574 ............not really........better song writers.......but they hardly never played live after '66..........and it was all over by 1970........
Your description Is pretty much what every band does.
This is an example of what musicians can do when they enable each other that will live for ever...
What a great live version of this song! Keith and Mick were a force to be reckoned with! So good!
Stones at their peak. Amazing
Rolling stones at their best. This is definitely one of my favorites.
Best version of this song I've seen out there for sure♥️💯
Just brilliant all round. And Mick - what a harmonica player !!
The greatest rock and roll band ever.
Absolute perfection! Thank you posting.
Thanks for the good times 1978
The best of the stones.
Rock 🎸 on keith and mick!
The whole band shines here. But Keith really shows, why he is considered a very good rhythmguitar player!! His timing is bomb proof!!!
Rock n roll personified
The combination of Keith's guitar playing, riff invention, and persona make him perhaps the single most iconic rocker ever.
@@stueystuey1962 Amen!!
So true. Everything you said. This is my favorite video of 'Midnight Rambler'....✌💙🤘
If you haven’t already check our Keith’s autobiography. Fascinating stuff
March 26th of 1971. I was in 12th grade. How blessed to grow up in this time!
My 11th birthday. And I utterly agree!
Imagine being at that show?seen the boys maybe 30 times and saw them in all kinds of venues but that there gotta be the ultimate Stones show hands down.
30 times ..oh man ,that's 👍🏻 terrific
awesome..........love Mick Taylor's licks.
Keith is truly the alpha and omega as far as rock n roll goes. Surpasses his heroes though he'd never speak in those terms. Thats why he does
Mick Taylor smoked this joint. Damn!!! what playing
This is absolutely fantastic. I love how the band interacts with each other. GREAT SONG!!!!
Raw perfection
Bravo. I saw them do this live at Fed Ex Field outside DC in 2019. Spot on. Even Mick looked pleasantly surprised. 😮
The Rolling Stones are one of the BEST!!!!👍😁
ROLLING STONES YOUNG FULL OF ENERGY AND AMBITION ❤
Love the smile on Keiths face at the end, priceless!
Didn't realize Mick was such a good harmonica player.
Still gives gives me goosebumps every time I hear it !
Jagger looks magnificent. Richards swigging whisky from the bottle. Wyman inscrutable as ever. 1971. I was 9 years old - weaned on jazz and the devil's music. Hallelujah!
They really sound amazing here. Especially Keith!
Best line up... intimate... incredible
Keeef!!! That ol' bottle kept him going... 2023 and beyond. 👍
I will always be in COMPLETE awe with respect to the Stones production 1964 to 1972..just incredible, the iconic songs written during that period!
Keith looking rough yet efficient as ever 🎸
Looks like he hasn't bathed in a couple of days, but taking a pull from that whiskey bottle and launching into the beginning chords . . . . . damnation, this was good!
He's a mess. In all areas. Sloppy drunk junkie. Cant blame Taylor for leaving this crap.
FYM ASMD this was the bands best time dumbass... fuck you mean?
@@FYMASMD Lucrative crap though. Doubt Taylor feels great about his career move now.
@@FYMASMD That sloppy drunk junkie who refused knighthood has a net worth of $340+ million and can't be killed by drugs... Meanwhile Mick Taylor couldn't hang when it came to "party favors." No one except Stones' fans will remember Taylor, but the world already knows Keef. There's a lot of dead and burnt out rockstars that tried being Keith, just ask Charlie Watts. Almost none can go the distance.
oh man..... I just got lost in the grooooove! simply SPECTACULAR! The Stones at there BEST!!!!!!!! Rock n Roll. 😎
The Stones at the height of their musicianship, gritty and perfect.
Midnight Rambler Is a MASTERPIECE SONG 🌌🌙✨ LOVE 💖 ROLLING STONES 💥 LOVE ♥️🙆♀️ Thanks for sharing 👌💯
Mick Taylor, best lead player the stones ever had in my opinion!
It's not an opinion, it's a FACT! Prost/cheers...
This should not even be debatable....so fluid and versatile in his playing. And Nicky Hopkins was their best keyboard player ever.
It's most people's opinion tbf
I totally agree! Stones were working up to Mick T and their Sticky Fingers and Exile albums with Let it bleed.... Mick T was the Era of the STones at their pinnacle..... It didnt last long despite them churning it out with Ronnie wood... whicj is disappointing as Ronnie was freat with Rod and the Faces.... Imagine if Rod Stewart had been in Led Zeppelin and or The Stones! Its an amazing thought experiment but he almost was in Led Zep..... his cast offs joined the stones and havent been that good over 43 years or so..... Ronnie Wood is corned beef and has been for years..... ENJOY THE STONES AT THEIR PEAK FROM 66 to 72..... Marvellous and enjoy The Faces prior... also amazing.... if only......
I think they were very lucky in getting Mick Taylor cuz as far as the blues goes he was right up there!!! 👍🙂
I wish I had been there at the Marquee in '71 !!! I've seen the Stones 9 times, but missed this one. DAMM !!! Great footage of the GREATEST R & R BAND IN THE HISTORY OF MUSIC - BAR NONE !!!
This might just be my all-time fav live performance of this Stones' song!!!
That was AWESOME.
The Stones at their very best untouchable Mick Taylor I saw many shows at the Marquee didn't realise what I was seeing at the time Awesome
???? Did you visit this event without notice ---
Didn't realize what you were seeing? Did you think they were the Beatles?
Maybe he was too stoned....
You lucky devil. Sure must of been the greatest entertainment of my life.. adore the Rolling Stones.. Mick T sound is such a groove.. I love Ronnie too.. TRS.. ALWAYS.. anyway, anytime, anywhere.. this is so HOT! My God they are the hottest rock and roll gigs.. so happy they've recorded this!
That shit eating grin when Keef takes a drink is priceless.
Loved the Marquee in the 70's..still love the Stones..happy smokey times.its only Rock n Roll ...but I love it still
Wonderful song, a true MASTERPIECE of the GREATEST ROLLING STONES ! EXCEPTIONAL EXBITION ! THE ROLLING STONES THE BEST BAND OF THE UNIVERS FOREVER AND EVER !! MICK IS BEAUTIFUL AND CHARMING !!!!!
Rolling Stones at its finest.