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This video is proof of why the Stones are the best blues band and Mick is the best blues singer in the world.
An Era. An Age. Frozen in Time. Never come again. The Way It was...the way They were . Never Ever could be duplicated .but we were all here. We were
Goodbye Charlie. You will be missed but never forgotten.
Bobby Keys Texas Legend
Thank you Mick for being a STELLAR ARTIST
This is pretty much peak rock and roll. This performance has it all.
I'm speechless. He's so immersed in the song that whenever I play it, I get goosebumps just watching him. Look at him - he connects with every single line of the lyrics. This, my friends, is the power of music. This is The Rolling Stones, a part of our human heritage.
Well said sir, well said
True Words
Spot on Mate.
Amen baby!!!!
Excellent comment. Everything these guys did was full 100% effort and emotion, that`s what made them who they are. All in all the greatest rock and roll band of all time.
Absolutely the greatest band in the world!! 🎶 🎶
From 1968 -1974, The Rolling Stones were the greatest rock n roll band in the world, raw perfection with Mick Taylor soring guitar solos and added creativity.!
True
Love the Stone's, great band 👌
id say 67' - 78'
(1971 being the absolute PEAK...cream of the crop in the words of randy savage).
@@nerkfumgogi798 Tattoo You is an incredible album...please don't forget that. I would say that was their last great album.
They are still the greatest
So perfect, when Keith starts singing it gets even more magical
Tamika Deering Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 times 1969, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1981, 2015 That Buffalo called SNOW CAPITAL of USA because of 1977 Blizzard. It was bad winds 80mph 19 feet of snow City & Schools closed 3 weeks. Still bad we average 10 feet almost every winter from Lake Erie. Always white XMAS in Buffalo
love keef singing
Einfach schön . Kannte bisher nur die ganz bekannten Songs. Die Hits eben. Sehr angenehme Überraschungen......
His voice was still there , Mick and Keiths voices blended well
That drawl Keith has when he sings backup vocals is beyond perfect.
I have words. Exile on main street is one of the greatest productions of the 20th century. Thank you that's all I have to say.
Drop your reds greens and and blues
Amen!
I agree. It is without doubt one of the greatest rocknroll albums ever.
@@colingordon8265I think your right exile one of the greatest rock n roll albums of all time well u can’t forget Sticky Fingers and Let It Bleed
1968 - Beggars Banquet; 1969 - Let It Bleed; 1970 - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!; 1971 - Sticky Fingers; 1972 - Exile On Main Street. Five years - five of the best albums ever. They were certainly at their peak during this period.
Hands down one of the best songs ever written. Amazing performance.
Never did a sax player understand the Stones music like Bobby..
They're in my heart for over 60years! They will always be there. Willy from Amsterdam nl❤
I gotta salute the late, great bobby keys on this one.🎷
Mick dropping the mic for Bobby's solo is perfect
yup
Untouchable blues rock perfection. Height of the Stones here.
This is the best live version of this song. Keith's harmonies perfect.
Micks
@@mikecrystal6236 Keith's
@@slimturnpike haha thought it said harmonica. My bad!
@@mikecrystal6236 haha now it makes sense!
post production sweetner added
THIS VIDEO IS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHY THE STONES ARE THE BEST!
yep
Absolutely!
STONES - so AMERICAN
@@pete3883 imsorry but The Stones are British not American there from England
@@mikebarooshian7255I think it was a joke
Mick was a force. Not as much now but 1970’s Mick? Greatest frontman ever
Love Keith's tomcat wail in the background
"Ladies & Gentlemen" This is Rock n Roll. In 1,000 years i hope this is still how Rock n Roll is remembered. You cannot top this shit. The playing. The attitude
The Stones are so bluesy. Thank God. If this doesn't get your blood moving, you might be dead. Great song. Thanks Mick/Keith.
Mick's love of the Blues shines through when he plays the harp.
R.I.P. Bobby. Every note he played was gold.
No doubt the greatest country band also. This song is so special in the ways they fused country and blues. This song has so much heart. Either you get it or don't. If you don't get it start with beggars banquet and work your way forward. If you still dont get it you're a lost cause
Thanks for all, Charlie. We will miss you
Keith’s backing vocals are beautiful
this may be my favourite song of all time
And lady jane?
Couldn't agree more.
Mine too.
Mine too!
I love 💓 how Keith took ALL THOSE CHEMICALS AND IS STILL A SURVIVOR!
Keith's backing vocals here is one of the countriest things ever
I’ve always loved his voice
Terrible voice...but it works! Can't imagine him singing backup with any other person or band. With the Stones....it just works.
@@dannyd1572 Not true, watch his live version of Happy. Mans got a good voice. You are right though it does fit perfectly with the band's sound
Everybody’s a music critic, let me get this straight terrible voice but it works? Very convoluted logic, could be applied to any third grade hack in any karaoke bar, which Keith Richards certainly is not or nat as they say in Wisconsern
@@groberts3967 Yeah, have a listen. Keith's voice just works with this band. Rag tag moaning is perfect for this song in particular. It works. Enjoy!
STONES! I love the country songs the Stones do. This one and Dead Flowers are the best. The Rolling Stones; it doesn't get any better than this.
Far away eyes
This and dead flowers are literally my favorite stones songs of all time they rock so hard
I could listen to this performance over and over, just to hear Keith's backing vocals. He puts so much of his soul into songs like this, dead Flowers, you got the Silver, or Happy
Absolutely right!!!! For me, the rue vocal sound of the Stones id with Keith's voice audible in the backing vocals. His voice plus Mick's voice is a strange combination...but it works, especially, for rock & roll.
“Happy”
did you listen to it today?
@wdrauch I could listen to any of the old stones live pieces from the 70’s over and over and it sounds better and better my favorite live stones album what have to be Love You Live it has some amazing blues songs excellent collection Mannish Boy Little Red Rooster You Gotta Move Cracking Up by Bo Diddley you can’t always get what you want my favorite live version of the song fingerprint file etc etc Live at the Elmocambo 1977 I give both albums 10 stars get your ya ya’s of course but I like love u live better my favorite live bootleg whould have to be Brussels Affair I give it 9 stars for a bootleg without Bill Wyman it’s not the stones that’s my opinion
I was 13 in 1972. Heard "Happy" on the radio, picked up the 45, played the hell out of it. Have been a Stones fan since. Still have that 45 too.
Bobby Keys made an incredible musical contribution to the Stones.
His legacy will not be forgotten.
What are your favourite songs featuring Bobby's sax playing?
never be forgotten , never !
R.I.P. Bobby
Sweet Virginia is definitely my favorite Bobby's solo. Thanks for your great work, Bobby Key-y-y-s!
Can you hear me knocking Bobby and Keith worked well together on this number and of course his sax on brown sugar was one of the best sax performances I've ever heard rip Bobby you will be missed!
Always loved seeing him on stage with you ... !
RIP CHARLIE!
Rip in?
THE best Stones song.
Bobby Keys will always be the 6th stone to me. I think i'm one of the only people who listens to Can't You Hear Me Knocking all the way through.
The real Stones.5 guys and a horn player.Jagger and Richards' twisted harmony.What they were then is impossible to recapture,by them or anyone else.So raw and ragged and good.
Happy 49th Birthday Exile On Main Street!
One of the Stones greats, my favourite song of all time. Love it how Mick steps in to fix the microphone for Bobby in his sax solo!! This song will stick with me forever.
Only the stones could turn acountry song into a blues song ,thanks to that good ole boy b k r.i.p. and dig mick taylors solo on lovein vain iv,e never heard anybody play better slide guitar. ..paul bagnall
Yep, sounds ridiculous, but that microphone bit is magical.
Grate song and grate sax playing by bobby keys love them.🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸
Mick has never been given credit for his amazing harmonica on this. I still think that Gram Parsons is on this track both physically and spiritually.
We will never hear another band that comes even close to these guys for the rest of our entire lives. Their talent was so many decades ahead of their time. Could listen to this every day forever.
YES!
I hope to hell your wrong on that one. But at this point in time I couldn't agree more.
According to legend in his own teabreak McCartney, the Stones were " Just another blues cover band "! Yeah right!
Yes, thousand times better than the Beatles
@@oliverreedslovechild another dumb statement from Macca
There is the new and there is the old, but Rolling Stones is eternal.
One of my favorite songs of all time, it never gets old
My gawd, I was hooked the 1st time I really listen to this album, this is 1 of my favorite songs, what a beautiful revelation, WOW
This isn't something that randomly pops up in the recommendations. We come here regularly.
Spot on!
Definitely one of the best songs ever written and after a few drinks this one only gets better !!
@@johnluhm5598 haha! Couldn't agree more! Stuck in lockdown and have blasted this song every day of it!!!
At rite..........
3yrs later
There's never been a band as twisted,wrecked,and talented as these guys were from '68 to '73.And there never will be.
yep
They were the greatest rock&roll band in the world at that time
They spoke American country so well we country folks could absorb the rock in it and end up lovin' that bluesy rock they excelled at. And Mick Taylor was a big part of creating that vibe
I would include '67 too as that year they had Their satanic majesties request, one of their best songs
@@sunking1504 I always preferred them when Brian Jones was around
Just saw the movie "Knives Out" yesterday. Great movie. And this great song was played at the closing title. Perfect.
Just watched it
Me too. I just saw it for the first time yesterday. It's so funny 😂
Just watched "Knives Out" on 18 Mar 2021 - we heard this wonderful song during the closing credits. I have heard this over 30 times since then!
Yea that film, which is my favourite, introduced me to this song
The movie so entertaining and then that song while the credits rolled was icing on the cake.
I think people underestimate what great of a voice Keef has. No one else comes close. Sounds totally unique
Had in early 70ies. What happened to his voice later was a scary thing. The sounds coming from his mouth in the 80ies can hardly be called human voice whatsoever.
@@5InAnotherLand5 agreed it’s super rough like someone dropped his voice in a wood chipper lol
The Stones at the height of their power.
Hard to define a best period for them… but this live is unreachable
Can't say that 'Sweet Virginia' isn't the best Blues tune out there 😊
It's more country than blues
This one of my favorite! They are in my life for more than 60years. They are who iam! Love from Amsterdam
The greatest rock and roll band.
The kind of tune that's just perfect LIVE!!!
and holy jeez ;
MickJagger you are the kind of dude that rises higher,
live,
in the middle of so many!!!
It does not get any better than this. The older I get the more I appreciate the Stones and that’s on me. They will be getting played in 200 years.
I. Am. 89! Yes, I am old. but I STILL love the Stones!
I love the stones and their fans. You all fill me with such warmth. The way you simply love the music and don’t judge their age is truly wonderful. Stones fans are proper music fans, you don’t care about their drug use etc. in the old days - you’re just into the music. I’m also an older guy myself nowadays, with a similar past to Keith.
I saw the Stones in 76 at a rock fest when I was a young lad myself - and you make me feel just like one of you. Thanks for that ✌️
i love this comment! being born in 1993 i never got the chance to see the stones in their prime but videos like this put me in a time capsule of how good music was back then!
@@bwinward2009 Blessed youtube.
Thank you!
My favorite Exile song!
Love the Stones. Love all their stuff. But their country stuff just puts me in a "mood." Sweet Virginia, Dead Flowers, great stuff.
Ordinarily I'd take poison over hearing Country but the Stones doing it puts the soul, southern sour mash and nastiness into it as they did with everything. Like some jazz players saying "those Rollin' Stones man, they some nasty MF'rs" !!
Don't forget the song far away eyes
The one and only, the fantastic Rolling Stones...
Rock on...wow. No band like the Stones. R.I.P Charlie 🎶🎶🎶
I’ve always loved The Rolling Stones, I used to have Mick’s pics all over my bedroom walls when I was a teenager. I’m 64 now and I still love them. Sweet Virginia is one of my all time faves, RIP Chalie
Bobby on.sticky.fingers was outstanding....brilliance
My fave song from Exile on Main St. with Bobby Keys on Sax. Sadly Bobby Keys passed away earlier today... God Bless Him
Ditto, fav song from Exile -- and Amen!
Christ almighty, that Mick and Keith harnony - so raw. What a group
Keith's harmonies rock in this one!
Silmapuoli and on Dead Flowers. Ladies and Gentlemen is the best live albums along with Ya Ya’s
Mick plays.....
Zeppelin75 by far the best with Mick Taylor. Could listen to them for days.
Fernando l he said harmonies not harmonica
Bobby keys was a hell of a sax player.brown sugar,can't you hear me knocking.all of them really are great
Thank you for telling me who that is! I love you!
the wave behind your eyeballs
This was the opening song last August at the Rose Bowl, in Pasadena. First cord we all knew the song, It’s a Masterpiece, we all lost our minds ☝🏻🎸🎤🤠🐎✌🏻
First group l ever saw perform live in Sydney in '65 or '66 and and have been a fan ever since .Long live the stones
@@rosetalbot9113 Keep Rocking…☝🏻💃✌🏻🎤
What is sooo cool, is Bobby Keyes on Sax. The BEST EVER !!! RIP.
The way Mick fixes Bobby's microphone at 2:36!
RIP Bobby
Worlds greatest Rock and Roll Band? In my opinion yes.....you better believe they are; one of many great live performances. Mick Taylor along with Bobby Keys was icing on the cake for the stones; especially Taylor you can stack his guitar leads up against anyone, he is still a great, great guitarist!
Mick Taylor changed my life forever
taylor is a great player indeed, a nice fella too. he played a show in woodstock, ny a few yrs back and came out to sign whatever you wanted and mingled in the crowd and had drinks
Scott Burger myyyyy.
**I** HAVE *ALWAYS* . . . . SAID THAT, ABOUT MICKY TAYLOR. REGARDING, HIS **OUTSTANDING* GUITAR STYLE.
Don't forget Nicky Hopins.
Wow!
Fantastic song and Mick Jagger…..AMAZING!!❤
Mick is the ultimate showman
He is "the music"
The stones are the epitome of musical talent
I have been a true fan of the Rolling Stones since I was 12 years old...can't beat that.....
I have also seen them live 5 times....love and prayers go out to them...
Just finished Knives Out movie 20 minutes ago and it brought me to here - what a great song performed by one of the greatest bands I've ever heard.
The Stones have been part of my life since 40 years.
Thank you so much for uploading!
I just watched "Knives Out", too! And here I am!!!
Yes the same as you watched knives out
Knives out yea!!!
Just watched knives out yesterday what a great song for the ending
same. lol. i love the stones. great movie too. my eyes are wet and i don’t know why.
My older brother went to one of the Ft Worth TX 1972 shows, pretty sure it was the afternoon show (they played two shows in Ft Worth that day!), because my brother told me Jagger commented from the stage that it was getting, "hotter and hotter" (July in TX). It's amazing to watch this video all these years later, it looks and sounds so good (I hope it wasn't enhanced with AI). I love the Stones and am so glad they are still cranking out new music today. I miss Charlie, though! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
This is Jagger at his very best.......superb!
Amen
Amen brother--in their prime--MAGIC!
and what we can say about Bobby Keys...? I miss him
In fact this is the Stones at their very best
Jagger really concentrated and cool certainly cause he hi in a small place, great.
Love that saxophone. A true masterpiece
The incomparable Bobby keys
I hid your speed in my boots😂❤😂Rolling Stones, I dig you always!! And your CONSERTS are just the BEST IN THE WORLD.
IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL BUT I LIKE IT!!!!!❤
🇧🇻🥳💣💯% !! YOU GOT IN YOU, AHA 😍👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
The greatest Rock and Roll Band in the world?
This kinda proves it.
2nd, GratefulDead is #1
I love the fact each performance you never know which Sir Mick you’ll meet.....always fantastical😍😍😍😍😍😍🤠🤠
1972 = greatest tour ever
lindseygreenberg Best year ever in music
lindseygreenberg Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 times, You know that Buffalo called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA cause of 1977 Blizzard. I don't blame people we got 19 feet of snow that winter, City & Schools closed for 3 weeks. Its like this every winter Lake Erie has a mind of its own. Of all Citys near 5 Great Lakes why Buffalo gets most snow. Always WHITE XMAS IN BUFFALO
Yes, I saw it in Denver.
lindsygreenburg2 I saw them live at MSG (Madison Square Garden) I bought, upper row (we called it bleachers), ticket for $10 from a scalper (whatever happened to them)? My nephew paid $600+ for a ticket in Paris 2017.
Saw them in 1972.
Mick killed this in Jacksonville, 19 July 2019. Even better on the harmonica intro. Great song!
C P I was there too! It was so awesome !!
I can't believe I'm a year younger than him. Such energy.
Like a cyclisme,only eat the natural 🎉😂
Ditto.
@@Thierrytitowtf??
Ladies & Gentlemen, it was Charlie Watts and his fantastic Rolling Stones !
You may cry as much as you want, now.
Yes we do
Hallelujah, that's what I call 'em for good reasons, jűs sāyīn !😎✌😎!
There's nothing better than listening to the Rolling Stones. ❤😂😂
What can I say but damn!!!! I have grown up with the Stones.... Nothing but love for Mick and the gang. I feel so blessed to still have them to enjoy their music. Not one bad song put out by the Stones. RIP Sweet Charlie Watts. Much love ❤️ 😍. Gotta scrape that shit right off your shoe.
Greatest rock and roll band ever
Rip Bobby. You were loved by so many who appreciated what you added to the band. Your life was cut too short, but man did you live every moment!!!
For those who are here for Knives Out, please enjoy this masterpiece. And I hope this can be the start for you to listen more songs from this amazing band. The Rolling Stones always welcomes new fans.
My favorite stones song. RIP Charlie. 💔
The Greatest Rock n Roll Band
at the top of their game
Loved the Rolling Stones since the sixties!Mick Jagger &Keith Richards are both awesome!!!!
Incredible Mick Jagger.
He’s got the moves like jagger
Such a marvelous version!
For me, a big part of what makes this era from the Stones so great is the clarity in Mick's voice blending with Keith's harmonies. Once age and hard living caught to them it never sounded the same. Especially Keith - his backing vocals sound more like a growling dog but the late 70s.
The Stones at their best
40 + years after first playing this album it is still the for me the best studio album ive ever heard.
It's the best true rock n roll album ever made
Bobby Keys , what a artist.
Bobby Keys was hell of a player. My god he could make that sax scream one minute and purr the next. Phenomenal.