Shoutout to mike for being a platinum pateron member thank you so much man if u would like a shoutout in ever video check out my patreon I got a bunch of great videos and all donations help me improve the equipment for the channel Patreon.com/rockmusicpodcast
I am old enough to have listened to the early Beatles and the early Stones................but when these guys put out back to back Sticky Fingers and Let it Bleed albums it was OUTSTANDING pure ROCK. Peace and love
These guys have a vast body of work going back to 62/63 and they are STILL touring and drawing crowds in the 100,000 range despite sadly losing their drummer Charlie Watts in 2021who was with the group for an incredible 59 years.
I got to see them in the US on their most recent tour, my very first show was decades ago. Last got to see Charlie in 2019. Saw them with Steve Jordan in 2021, at the smaller Seminole Hard Rock fantastic show. Friends saw them this summer in Europe loved the show. Their tribute to Charlie was really touching.
Richards is a great guitar guy for his ability to find the groove, find the riff that fits the song and then his best talent is not over playing it. It always fits the song. Fun fact: If you listen again , when Merry Claytin’s voice cracks during her voice solo, you can faintly hear Jagger going “wooo” during the recording. They kept it in the track on purpose. Also read up on how Merry Clayton got involved with this song and the tragedy that occurred from her participation in it.
Another great Stones songs from the same album is “Monkey Man”. If you love Keith Richards, make sure to listen to the 1970 Stones album “Get Yer Ya’s Ya’s Out”. It’s a live album that was recorded on their 1969 US tour. It’s one of the greatest live albums ever, and you’ll want to listen to when you’re driving. The Stones was a 5 man band from the start. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts. Bill Wyman formed the band in 1962. They hit it big in 1963 in England, the rest of the world in 1964. Brian Jones drowned in his swimming pool in July of 1969. Mick Taylor was their incredible lead guitarist from 1969 until 1975, then Ron Wood from the Faces took his place. In 1988 bassist Bill Wyman retired, and Darryl Jones took over on bass. The death of Charlie Watts last year leaves just Mick and Keith from the original line-up. If you want a quick and accurate history lesson on the Stones, look up “25 x 5 The Rolling Stones movie”. It’s a great documentary from 1989 that’s on TH-cam broken up into two episodes.
Original line-up, Mick Jagger vocals, Keith Richards guitar, Brian Jones multi instrumentalist, Bill Wyman bass,Charlie Watts drums. Brian and Charlie now deceased.
This.....& 'Sympathy For The Devil'......2 Stones songs I've heard hundreds of times since they were originally released....BUT....I never really paid much attention to them....until I saw the lyric videos for the first time 2 or 3 years ago.
I've seen Mick & the boys lucky 13x... can't afford them anymore lol but simply the best live!! We all really need to come together and think about the world we will be leaving for Keith Richards 😂 KEEF!!!! I love how you listen to the entire song then discuss! Everyone has their own style, which I always respect, but you got it right to just absorb the entire song. Very cool!😉♥️✌
The Stones, are one of the main reasons a lot of blues legends are known today. They were heavily into chess blues and the Delta blues btw Keith is a graduate of Chuck Berry University 😁 do yourself a favor and listen to the Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street album from 1972 it's amazing how 5 guys exiled from England recorded an album in France and Main Street Los Angeles that sounds and feels like it was made along the back porches, Road Houses and Churches of the American South. It's not an album with hits but is widely considered to be their best.
Love Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the Devil. Also Brown Sugar and Trumblin' Dice. Keith's blues sound is because a bunch of the Brit Invasion musicians were crazy for American Blues and owned a ton of the music and learned from them. They loved Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, ect. When these bands got big they would bring these old blues players to England and have them play on the rock n roll music shows of the time. The blues players were Gods to the Brit Invasion guys of the 60s. Like the Rolling Stones. They actually revived them and the blues genre because Americans could care less about them. But, once the musicians like Rolling Stones brought them into the spotlight suddenly blues was revived. And the old recording studios like Chess is where people like the Stones would go when in America. The eighties saw another blues revival period with the explosive music of Stevie Ray Vaughn and George Throroughgood and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Stevie Ray was a guitar god and still is. Listen to his stuff. Blows your mind.
Although Keith did in fact play leads on this song, he is usually playing rhythm. Now the band as it is today, he and Ronnie trade off playing leads from song to song.
Great story by Mary Clayton about being summoned to the LA studio in the middle of the night to cut her solo - she did in one take. She had been told to be on call but wasn’t expected to be called after she had gone to bed. They made magic that night.
The Stones originally had six members, Brian Jones - guitar, Ian Stewart - piano, Mick Jagger - vocals, Keith Richards - rhythm guitar, Bill Wyman - bass, Charlie Watts - drummer, although Wyman and Watts joined after their first shows. Very early Ian Switched to Road Manager but starting in the 1980’s again played piano. However for most of their existence they are billed as 5 members. Brian was replaced by Mick Taylor than Ronny Wood. If your interested Under the influence on Netflix’s provides insight into Keith’s (the Stones) influences, also Hail Hail Rock n Roll as mentioned above. I enjoyed your reaction for another try the ones above or Can’t you Hear Me Knocking, actually I have hard time suggesting because I love so many ❤
Three of my live Rolling Stones favorites from 1977. Little Red Rooster - @ El Mocambo (2022 release) Around and Around - Same album as above Happy - Love You Live (Keith sings) Keep em comin'. Thanks.
They always say "you don't know what you've been missing" - but I think you are starting to get some idea of the vast amount of great music we experienced over the last 50 years. My favourites are Yes, Santana, Van Morrison, Crosby, Stills Nash and Young, Zeppelin, Deep Purple...the list is long. Enjoy your journey.
Top ten song of all time. Check out the movie “Hail Rock and Roll” 1987 about Chuck Berry. Keith Richards features very much in it and your take about the influence of Berry on his playing is spot on.
Attention rockmusicpodcast What's your name? My old bandmate and close friend(amazing singer & writer) is your doppelganger( you're the 2022 version of him in 89) ! Unless he has a son we are not aware of!! He is an amazing talent. Sadly his 16 yr old dog just passed.
Hey,my names Brady but I talk about a lot of that stuff on the pateron.I have Q&A where the members ask me questions about music and my person life.I think u would enjoy it
This is an old reference, from an old man. Our rockmusicpodcast host reminds me of former Detroit Tigers pitcher Mark "The Bird" Fidrych. He came into prominence as a star rookie, and his on the mound antics were unusual. Unfortunately his MLB career was short, but the guy was a truly unique and lovable character.
@@Rockmusicpodcast So I guess we have to refer to you as rockmusicpodcast unless we join Patreon. Ok. Great reaction rockmusicpodcast, keep it up. Sounds weird 😶
drive.google.com/file/d/1NCyA3hTWBSXMBRMKf8OqBQgM6MkXHySr/view?usp=drivesdk drive.google.com/file/d/1NJ91gynm6pe8LP4FIMDylcF9o0GSvi_u/view?usp=drivesdk There is a resemblance alright.😁
If people in here are going to talk about Merry Clayton like they know all about her, they need to at least spell her name correctly. It's not Mary, it's Merry..... just saying
You should try and get a copy of "Hail! Hail! Rock n Roll"feature movie of Chuck Berry's 60th birthday, it stars among others Keith Richards paying homage to the man himself. It'll answer a lot of questions, and it's also a great biography. Hi from a young Rocker (aged 82) here in Perth Australia. 😎👋🎵🎶🎵🦘
My darling pickled herring, you smiled throughout the entire length of a song about war, rape and murder. It never hurts to witness a smile, I suppose. Nice to go to the Human Zoo today and see a happy person. About Keith and this song: he plays ALL the guitars on Gimme Shelter, in fact he plays nearly all the guitars on the entire record, Let It Bleed as well as Beggars Banquet. NOW…you admit to knowing little about The Stones, however, you have something called ‘rockmusicpodcast’? It should be noted that The Stones are well regarded as the very foundation of modern Rock n Roll, you know that which you have a podcast about? And, they have always been a group of five until Bill Wyman, the traitor, left and Charlie died. Of course, Mick and Keith are pivotal. Ron Wood joined in the mid 70s to fill in for chicken shit Mick Taylor who ran off squealing like a stuck pig into the night. It should be noted that Taylor has a ‘purdy mouf’. Thank you for your time.
Shoutout to mike for being a platinum pateron member thank you so much man if u would like a shoutout in ever video check out my patreon I got a bunch of great videos and all donations help me improve the equipment for the channel Patreon.com/rockmusicpodcast
I am old enough to have listened to the early Beatles and the early Stones................but when these guys put out back to back Sticky Fingers and Let it Bleed albums it was OUTSTANDING pure ROCK. Peace and love
Their best song in my opinion... brilliant cameo by Mary Clayton
The female leads on the live versions blow me away
Quite possibly the best song ever written.
These guys have a vast body of work going back to 62/63 and they are STILL touring and drawing crowds in the 100,000 range despite sadly losing their drummer Charlie Watts in 2021who was with the group for an incredible 59 years.
I got to see them in the US on their most recent tour, my very first show was decades ago. Last got to see Charlie in 2019. Saw them with Steve Jordan in 2021, at the smaller Seminole Hard Rock fantastic show. Friends saw them this summer in Europe loved the show. Their tribute to Charlie was really touching.
Welcome to The Rolling Stones. We hope your stay will be pleasant 🫵🏻
What can I say they are the greatest there is so many songs that we love from them The Rolling Stones are the best
Richards is a great guitar guy for his ability to find the groove, find the riff that fits the song and then his best talent is not over playing it. It always fits the song.
Fun fact: If you listen again , when Merry Claytin’s voice cracks during her voice solo, you can faintly hear Jagger going “wooo” during the recording. They kept it in the track on purpose. Also read up on how Merry Clayton got involved with this song and the tragedy that occurred from her participation in it.
Probably my favorite song of this great band.
Welcome to the Rolling Stones! Even their obscure songs are bangers. Check out Jumpin' Jack Flash.
Best reaction to their best song
Another great Stones songs from the same album is “Monkey Man”.
If you love Keith Richards, make sure to listen to the 1970 Stones album “Get Yer Ya’s Ya’s Out”. It’s a live album that was recorded on their 1969 US tour. It’s one of the greatest live albums ever, and you’ll want to listen to when you’re driving.
The Stones was a 5 man band from the start. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts. Bill Wyman formed the band in 1962. They hit it big in 1963 in England, the rest of the world in 1964. Brian Jones drowned in his swimming pool in July of 1969. Mick Taylor was their incredible lead guitarist from 1969 until 1975, then Ron Wood from the Faces took his place. In 1988 bassist Bill Wyman retired, and Darryl Jones took over on bass. The death of Charlie Watts last year leaves just Mick and Keith from the original line-up.
If you want a quick and accurate history lesson on the Stones, look up
“25 x 5 The Rolling Stones movie”. It’s a great documentary from 1989 that’s on TH-cam broken up into two episodes.
You could do a top 100 list of Rolling Stones songs and have to leave many good ones off that list.
Original line-up, Mick Jagger vocals, Keith Richards guitar, Brian Jones multi instrumentalist, Bill Wyman bass,Charlie Watts drums.
Brian and Charlie now deceased.
This.....& 'Sympathy For The Devil'......2 Stones songs I've heard hundreds of times since they were originally released....BUT....I never really paid much attention to them....until I saw the lyric videos for the first time 2 or 3 years ago.
One of their all-time best songs.
My first album that I bought, and the beautiful voice of the women is Nanette workmen, a rock Canadian singer.
My absolute favorite Stones song. Great reaction. ❤
I had very good taste as a 13 year old. First album I ever owned and truly one of the best.
I've seen Mick & the boys lucky 13x... can't afford them anymore lol but simply the best live!!
We all really need to come together and think about the world we will be leaving for Keith Richards 😂 KEEF!!!!
I love how you listen to the entire song then discuss! Everyone has their own style, which I always respect, but you got it right to just absorb the entire song. Very cool!😉♥️✌
Wild Horses, basically anything off of the Sticky Fingers album. Nice review!! So much more complete with background info...
The Stones, are one of the main reasons a lot of blues legends are known today. They were heavily into chess blues and the Delta blues btw Keith is a graduate of Chuck Berry University 😁 do yourself a favor and listen to the Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street album from 1972 it's amazing how 5 guys exiled from England recorded an album in France and Main Street Los Angeles that sounds and feels like it was made along the back porches, Road Houses and Churches of the American South. It's not an album with hits but is widely considered to be their best.
Exiled because of tax, being 98 pence in the pound!..Daylight robbery!!
Love Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the Devil. Also Brown Sugar and Trumblin' Dice.
Keith's blues sound is because a bunch of the Brit Invasion musicians were crazy for American Blues and owned a ton of the music and learned from them. They loved Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, ect. When these bands got big they would bring these old blues players to England and have them play on the rock n roll music shows of the time.
The blues players were Gods to the Brit Invasion guys of the 60s. Like the Rolling Stones.
They actually revived them and the blues genre because Americans could care less about them. But, once the musicians like Rolling Stones brought them into the spotlight suddenly blues was revived. And the old recording studios like Chess is where people like the Stones would go when in America.
The eighties saw another blues revival period with the explosive music of Stevie Ray Vaughn and George Throroughgood and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Stevie Ray was a guitar god and still is. Listen to his stuff. Blows your mind.
The Stones really caught the groove on that one.
Good lad for not interrupting the song. Nice review.
Although Keith did in fact play leads on this song, he is usually playing rhythm. Now the band as it is today, he and Ronnie trade off playing leads from song to song.
Keep on not pausing the clips and I'll watch every single one LOL
You keep nailing my favorite songs from these bands.
Great story by Mary Clayton about being summoned to the LA studio in the middle of the night to cut her solo - she did in one take. She had been told to be on call but wasn’t expected to be called after she had gone to bed. They made magic that night.
check him doing this with Lady Gaga from around 2015
Such a great album.
I'm not even a big Stones fan, but I think this track marked the peak of rock and roll. Now we have Ed Sheeran and Coldplay.
Check out their tune Sympathy For The Devil from their album Get Yer Ya-Yas Out...
The Stones originally had six members, Brian Jones - guitar, Ian Stewart - piano, Mick Jagger - vocals, Keith Richards - rhythm guitar, Bill Wyman - bass, Charlie Watts - drummer, although Wyman and Watts joined after their first shows. Very early Ian Switched to Road Manager but starting in the 1980’s again played piano. However for most of their existence they are billed as 5 members. Brian was replaced by Mick Taylor than Ronny Wood. If your interested Under the influence on Netflix’s provides insight into Keith’s (the Stones) influences, also Hail Hail Rock n Roll as mentioned above. I enjoyed your reaction for another try the ones above or Can’t you Hear Me Knocking, actually I have hard time suggesting because I love so many ❤
Three of my live Rolling Stones favorites from 1977.
Little Red Rooster - @ El Mocambo (2022 release)
Around and Around - Same album as above
Happy - Love You Live (Keith sings)
Keep em comin'. Thanks.
They always say "you don't know what you've been missing" - but I think you are starting to get some idea of the vast amount of great music we experienced over the last 50 years. My favourites are Yes, Santana, Van Morrison, Crosby, Stills Nash and Young, Zeppelin, Deep Purple...the list is long. Enjoy your journey.
❤️
Top ten song of all time. Check out the movie “Hail Rock and Roll” 1987 about Chuck Berry. Keith Richards features very much in it and your take about the influence of Berry on his playing is spot on.
Try the live version of sympathy ftd 1998 St Louis Mo concert. Bridges to Babylon tour. Turn up the volume real loud.
Ah, now you understand why the Jagger/Richards machine has been running for more than 50 years. Yep, Charlie was the Stones drummer from jump street.
Shoot, I think Keith Richards moonlights as a pirate now. Great selection.
This could've been written about today
Attention rockmusicpodcast What's your name?
My old bandmate and close friend(amazing singer & writer) is your doppelganger( you're the 2022 version of him in 89) !
Unless he has a son we are not aware of!!
He is an amazing talent. Sadly his 16 yr old dog just passed.
Hey,my names Brady but I talk about a lot of that stuff on the pateron.I have Q&A where the members ask me questions about music and my person life.I think u would enjoy it
This is an old reference, from an old man. Our rockmusicpodcast host reminds me of former Detroit Tigers pitcher Mark "The Bird" Fidrych. He came into prominence as a star rookie, and his on the mound antics were unusual. Unfortunately his MLB career was short, but the guy was a truly unique and lovable character.
@@Rockmusicpodcast So I guess we have to refer to you as rockmusicpodcast unless we join Patreon. Ok. Great reaction rockmusicpodcast, keep it up. Sounds weird 😶
@@snakeinthegrass7443 lol it’s Brady
drive.google.com/file/d/1NCyA3hTWBSXMBRMKf8OqBQgM6MkXHySr/view?usp=drivesdk
drive.google.com/file/d/1NJ91gynm6pe8LP4FIMDylcF9o0GSvi_u/view?usp=drivesdk
There is a resemblance alright.😁
Well, now your ready for Crossroads by Cream
If people in here are going to talk about Merry Clayton like they know all about her, they need to at least spell her name correctly. It's not Mary, it's Merry..... just saying
Someone had to say it. ✌
If you saw any of the Pirates Of The Caribbean movies Johnny Depp modeled Jack Sparrow after Kieth.
Really I didn’t know that.that’s funny Brad I love Johnny depp
@@Rockmusicpodcast I’ll send you a clip of Keith, see if you can tell the connection.
@@bradb3248 ok
Keith plays jack Sparrow's father in a couple of the films.
Well, he modeled the character, Captain Jack Sparrow, on Keith and Pepe Lepew.
Use the lyric vids .. that may help you.
There's a reason you know Jagger/Richards name.
Try the politically incorrect " Stray Cat Bliues"
Sympathy for the Devil.
Sympathy for the Devil!
Keith Richards admits that every riff he ever played He lifted from someone else.
Who was playing the "Satisfaction" riff that Keith borrowed from? I'll wait.
Vietnam War uprisings.
You should try and get a copy of "Hail! Hail! Rock n Roll"feature movie of Chuck Berry's 60th birthday, it stars among others Keith Richards paying homage to the man himself. It'll answer a lot of questions, and it's also a great biography. Hi from a young Rocker (aged 82) here in Perth Australia. 😎👋🎵🎶🎵🦘
The greatest stat about The Stones is that their top 5 songs werent even singles
My darling pickled herring, you smiled throughout the entire length of a song about war, rape and murder. It never hurts to witness a smile, I suppose. Nice to go to the Human Zoo today and see a happy person. About Keith and this song: he plays ALL the guitars on Gimme Shelter, in fact he plays nearly all the guitars on the entire record, Let It Bleed as well as Beggars Banquet. NOW…you admit to knowing little about The Stones, however, you have something called ‘rockmusicpodcast’? It should be noted that The Stones are well regarded as the very foundation of modern Rock n Roll, you know that which you have a podcast about? And, they have always been a group of five until Bill Wyman, the traitor, left and Charlie died. Of course, Mick and Keith are pivotal. Ron Wood joined in the mid 70s to fill in for chicken shit Mick Taylor who ran off squealing like a stuck pig into the night. It should be noted that Taylor has a ‘purdy mouf’. Thank you for your time.