PART 1 OF 3: My In-Depth Album Review of The Rolling Stones Deluxe 2020 Goats Head Soup-READ BELOW
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PLEASE READ THIS FIRST, IMPORTANT UPDATED NOTES:
1) I can not possible cover it all, and surely missed something. Please contribute and let me know.
2) I was not there, so I can only report on the piles and piles of research that I have done.
3) When I mention them stopping touring after Altamont (Dec 69), I have to make sure now that I mention that I meant "US TOURING". They did perform one show after Altamont Dec 21, 69 in London. They still did tour in Europe after August 70 - Dec 71.
4) my apologies for calling Nellcote Nicolette....I always mis stated it this this way, and it stuck with me...oh well, you get it!
5) there are 2 stories of rape mentioned. I HAVE TO MENTION, Keith said in his book LIFE, for Anita in Jamaica jail, this did not happen and there was no bribe money. So I will say, after, as I make this update......that was mentioned by Tony Sanchez and a Tabloid Ghost writer and then copied by other writers. THIS DID NOT HAPPEN! 'F' Tony for doing this! For the story of Bill/Astrid, I have to say allegedly this occurred, but from a source also.
but will say this, why would someone say such a false statement as horrific as these are.
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A very detailed exposure of Who, What, Where, Why and When album review.
Stones Geeks:
This Part 1 covers from Exile to Sept 1973 Europe tour.
Part 2: • PART 2 OF 3 : My In-De...
the album cover and the original album's songs, and my breakdown of lyrics and the music,
Part 3: • Part 3 of 3 Review of ...
Deluxe 2020 Remix and Brussels Affair 1973 Live review
Learn about the what went on during this time and recordings, and the beauty of this album.
Also, the alternate outtakes of the Deluxe 2020 reissue and the greatness of the 1973 Brussels Affair Live album.
I LOVE your documentaries. Thank - you for this and all your others, hopefully you will keep doing this.
Thanks LC for commenting and letting me know. YW....glad you tuned in to others also. I plan on doing it more.....just the time is key!!
These documentaries are keeping me sober this weekend ironically
Anything it takes! thanks for commenting.....glad you clicked on these
I just bought the Goats Head 4LP box set after watching these videos on GHS. It wasn’t cheap but
I’m so excited.
such an underrated album, thanks for bringing its awesomeness to life. These vids are truly amazing!
they’re honestly the best commercials for the Stones, I bet you’ve actually brought them a lot of business, and I say keep it up!!. ✌️❤️
great to hear that Mike.....it is all about the turn on's.....and I feel you can find out more about other bands here. I take a lot of pride with that. I have seen GHS Deluxe maybe used for $65, considering 4 albums....and the Brussels Affair alone is worth at least $100.
I see plenty of folks have commented in buying albums due to these.....glad to see that! Working on another project...a bit different.
Another outstanding documentary. Thanks! 🎉
thanks again Jillian!!!
Goats Head Soup, The best álbum ever!
It is a treasure, and any RnR or Stones fan that does not care for it, then I can not accept that.!
Amazing documentary you've done - a favorite part of the Stones career for me. Looking forward to parts 2 and 3
thanks Alan....glad you stopped by. I am sure you will dig these! P.S. I did buy Erwin's book! thanks
That was very enjoyable, Steve. So glad you did this. I was so glad to hear you say early on that to the Stones fans this is a great album. It truly is. Its been a long-time favourite or mine. Looking forward to parts 2 & 3.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. As "we" know, there is a formula and understanding to a Stones song. It is not just about a BEAT or a RIFF. "We" get it......it is teaching the others that is needed, as we both do! Always appreciate your input and channel!
I needed you to know how excellent your videos are and how I thoroughly love going down these wonderful rabbit holes of incredible insight and interpretation you provide. Well done, well done, well done! Please keep these coming!
Thank you Bradley for your kind words to let me know. appreciated. I am glad Stones fans can enjoy these and how I present it, so we can walk away more knowledgeable and keep their legacy going. cheers!!
@@FlipSideCT absolutely! I’ve been enjoying them immensely and can only imagine how laborious your efforts have been in finding the amazing clips, photos and videos you’ve pulled together. It’s so impressive and appreciated. Keep doing your thing my friend! I’m a rock n roll photography collector and have found some amazing pieces all over the world. One of your videos actually had a photo shoot (Stephen Stills) house in Laurel Canyon. It’s my prize piece and I bought it at the Morrison Hotel gallery at the Sunset Marquis. What a trip it was to watch your video and gather some more background on that amazing photo I purchased. Thank you again!!!
@@bradleyputhoff6000 Very cool Bradley, I take so much pride in knowing I am making folks get enjoyment. I wish I could see this style with some other bands. I am trying to dig real deep for photos....providing the common ones is something I try not to do unless a good reason. cool that you collect RnR photos. You should post your collection on YT. There is a great Brit magazine called Q that shows some brilliant shots of RnR artists. Somewhere in my channel I show a few of these magazines. The Morrison Hotel Gallery is great, and I try to credit them and show their details. Glad you are enjoying the docs....it is all about the TURN ON! cheers!!
I'm a Stones fan for life 🎉🎉. I just simply love ❤️ ❤them🎉
nice to hear, Rebecca, we know we have a family of millions! hope you enjoyed and watch the other videos. cheers
fantastically well constructed video...many many congratulation. Also well timed with the imminent release of this underrated album on vinyl later this month.
Hi Barrie, great to hear from you. Appreciate it that....well, I saw a few GHS reviews, and being one of my fav albums, I felt it was given injustice. I do not think folks know how to and what to appreciate in a Stones song. But, I will say everyone from 68-81. Folks bash this one, and I got fed up. The timing of the Reissue made me rush this so it can be understood better ASAP. The biggest bonus, is Brussels Affair Live.......that is even a huge driver.....many people do not understand this will be the Best Stones Live album, working on PT2.....very very time consuming. cheers
Hi Steve from Wales. I really enjoyed part one. I have been a Stones fan since 1964. Thanks very much. Looking forward to part two.
Appreciated Stephen....since 64...wow. There are about 5 musical time periods I would have loved to witnessed, one is that 63' time in London. That must have been so special and great to witness. I had one friend who did see them in 65' here in NJ. glad you enjoyed!! TY working on PT2 now
GREAT !!!! What detail and insight! It shows the depth of research you did...very cool, unlike others videos. LOL - No Wikipedia. I saw your note above about Nellcote and figured you know the name. Fantastic job and looking forward to part 2.
TY!! glad to have made it and shared. LOL, I just can not get that wrong name out of my thought. cheers
I just got back into the stones again with Charlie’s passing and “Goats Heat Soup” is my favorite stones album.Also love “exile”.First off thanks for making this documentary.I just watched part 1 and have not seen part 2 yet.This was the Stones at there peak.Very creative and experimental on Goats Head.
welcome back! Glad you returned and commented. YW. They were flawless for awhile, and spreading the TURN ON is my intention. But I would think all went well with Pt2......check out the other docs!! cheers
@@FlipSideCT can’t wait to watch part 2.I love the Goats Head Soup album and think it was there best.This album is so raw and different.Love the behind the scenes of making the album,etc.I have a digital remaster of Goats head on CD that I bought like 25 years ago or so.Should get the new 2020 release.Criss Cross is a great tune 🎸
This is the best Stones review album and concert very good documentary 10/10
BV thanks for commenting and letting me know. I surely learned plenty myself. hope you tune in to a few others.
My fave Stones disc
nice....a special Stones fan! How can anyone not appreciate this masterpiece. I started out making my docs because I was angry at folks bashing B&B, IORR and GHSoup
@@FlipSideCT . I watch all your stuff.
Great work
Watch out boy Steve's made another three part masterpiece lol.
Was interesting to read your motivation in creating these essential documentaries was a response to all the bullshit levelled at this album plus B and B and IORR. Aren't we lucky lol.
Btw I was given this album by the son of a preacher man when I was at school. Robert Murray ( Jasper). A true gentleman and someone I looked up to and admired.
But I often wondered what his dad thought of Dancing with Mr D. Love that riff.
Cheers mate.
thank you! yes, have to squelch the BS out there. A nice gift from a nice young lad!
Steve, what a great start to this album review. I have not seen the deluxe reissue, yet, so Part 3 will be really interesting. Such good background music, too. Thanks, Chris
Great to hear this Chris.....and really glad you appreciated the background music (outtakes from GHS). Yes, I will be spending the weekend dedicated to listening. cheers steve
In 1972 I was 18 and doing all of the stockwork in the basement of Hunter's Books in Beverly Hills. I got a call on the interstore phone - "Dennis, the Rolling Stones are here!" and I quietly ran up the stairs to the salesfloor. There was Charlie, there was Mick Taylor. They were in the antique section of the store. Later they told me - "Mick bought a first edition of Alice in Wonderland" and Charlie bought some exquisite large art books. Sure, seems like a long, cold winter...
wow....seeing them out of their element and the 3 of them. I had seen some footage somewhere and not sure what time period of one of them in a book store. Mick's investment probably was a good one! that is cool, thanks for sharing!
@@FlipSideCT - if that bookstore was in L.A. then it was Hunter's. It was considered the ultimate bookstore on earth. I did the slavework there for 3 years. Horribly I stole some books to sell and trade. When I went back 10 years later to make amends the owner Lew had died and the store was gone.
@@dennismason3740 you tried, and hopefully washed away the guilt. But cool to work in a store like that!
@@FlipSideCT - the amends are built into the intent, the effort. Three years of backbreaking stockwork, moving and organizing literally tons of books every day for a 1.50 (US) an hour. So cool.
awesome work, lots of new that i have never heard of, shocked to hear about Wyman and Astrid's and Anita's bad experience, looking fwd to part 2, cheers mate.
TY for the comments, well appreciated, a labour of love. Wanted to share info that was not common knowledge. there was a price to pay to be a Stone (even Charlie, hates the touring). Working on Pt2 now....hoping to get it done by Sept 4. cheers steve
I had to recomment and make sure you knew of an update I have made. Regarding Keith and Anita's rape in Jamaica. I was very much wanting to get more info on it, and Keith said in his book that this event was false and it was brought up by an older ex-friend (and his tabloid ghost writer). Many other folks piggy backed on this and the rumor took off. So Keith's word is best! Rather then having to redo the entire video, I decided to include this MUST READ comment in the description. upfront. It bothers me that such a horrific rumor can be put out there. I mention this, becuase getting it correct is important for me, and especially a story like this. be safe, Steve
@@FlipSideCT thanks a lot Steve.. as always ur narration is free flowing..
The Stones went through a lot. Many bands would have given up but they stood the test of time and it can be said with no doubt that as far as the Stones are concerned, the show must and will go on.
exactly. We witnessed some beyond special of what they did and also gave us. No one ever comes close to this or ever will. I do not think folks realize this enough.
@@FlipSideCT The Stones that remain are true survivors who 60 years after forming are still with us. There were of course casualties along the way.
Hello Steve; Hope you are doing well, & staying healthy. If anyone in the VC could put together a video album analysis of the Rolling Stones it's you. Done in your inimitable way, the archival footage & the picture gallery make this album review shine through as a document of events that transpired at the time. This deluxe edition of Goat's Head Soup gives the listener an opportunity to ( hopefully) finally enjoy all the music that was created. Really poignant description of Keith's relationship with Gram Parsons during the Exile on Main Street sessions. With Jimmy Miller manning the board. Good description of the bands " problems " during the recording phase of the LP's. Informative & well presented in the context of the events that occurred. Looking forward to part 2. Till then, take care. Tina & Pat!~
What can I say....hugs and TY's!!! I can not let things go on, as people just bash this album / consider as trash, and do not understand what it was about. It is like walking into a thorn bush when I watch reviews by some folks copying Wikipedia verbatim, and letting others dictate their opinion. thanks for getting it U 2. :)
Hi Tina, I had to recomment and make sure you knew of an update I have made. Regarding Keith and Anita's rape in Jamaica. I was very much wanting to get more info on it, and Keith said in his book that this event was false and it was brought up by an older ex-friend (and his tabloid ghost writer). Many other folks piggy backed on this and the rumor took off. So Keith's word is best! Rather then having to redo the entire video, I decided to include this MUST READ comment in the description. upfront. It bothers me that such a horrific rumor can be put out there. I mention this, because of getting it correct is important for me, and especially a story like this. be safe, Steve
Super interesting Steve. Great story-telling with photos rather than video. I never realized how many legal problems they had due to drugs. But the music remained the focus through all of it. Looking forward to part 2. ~ Randy
thanks Randy....glad to hear this! They did creep deep into the drug zone, and that was the forbidden zone for the police. They did have a cloud chase them for a while. cheers steve
As a former paper boy for the Montreal Star I remember those articles on the tour, great research on those Canadian articles! Always liked Goats Head, great album. Your research is fantastic, again, thank you.
cool Paul.... thank you. I love the research part, a challenge, but fun!
@@FlipSideCT Steve just great, again your passion blows me away. I can say this, I sold cigarettes to Nanette WORKMAN in Montreal in about 1980-81. I guess thats the closest. Seen them in US and Canada. I play a Tele Deluxe, 1951 No Caster custom shop, , ‘78 Tele, 1973 Les Paul., Keith is a living god for me. One thing you said really got me, yes Ronnie is a good guy, I like Ron, nothing against him, but the MICK TAYLOR years to me are the best. I like the separation vs interlacing better. Both Keith and Mick prodigies at their own craft. I got the single thru the lonely its wonderful, love the solo, I totally get your message re the span of years. I believe I own every stones album, multiple copies, but i dig your date range. If i could disagree i would but i cannot. Thank you again.
@@PaulSmith-um2tp very kind Paul. We got the same blood flow for them. Talking Stones with like people makes a great connection, then put in guitars on top and we go even further. Nice set of Guitars you have. Ronnie, Keith or Brian, we take them all. All depends on our mood on which songs we want to hear at the moment. But if I want to jam, anything from 68-81 works fine! cheers
What could I say...again So Great, a bit of time for me still in joy
cool!! thanks again!
I went to the ‘72 show at RFK stadium. Stevie Wonder opened I told my friends how great the stones were on the drive there. They sounded like a crappy garage cover band. Maybe Kieth didn’t sleep for a few days? It did feel exotic having the Stones from England on stage in front of me as a 17 year old kid 🤟
That might be the best year they were on and so tight. The sound however is another story. There is a bootleg on YT July 4th 72. audio is poor but I still would have loved to see that. thanks for sharing.
i can't believe you made this. thank you. the stones aren't just my favorite band they are my favorite thing.
I think it was my second one I made. Like you, we all feel that same Stones passion. you are welcome. enjoy!
Wow, what a great first 45 minutes. Talk about chaos and mayhem surrounding a record. I do worry about the facts since you did not use Wikipedia, are they accurate lol. I do miss losing all of my many reference books, I guess I could go to the library. Another labor of love Steve. You make by far the best documentaries on the VC or on any other site. Absolute quality stuff. Going to Jamaica to record, nothing good could 3ver come of that. Huge thank you for doing this. Steve
a huge TY Steve. We surely click on many things and life! As I sit and work on Pt2 right now.....spending countless hours....may be at 72 hours by now and more to go, it is a labour of love.....I wish I can do more however. all the best! steve
Hi Steve....I saw your comment for PART 2 (only first sentence) in the notifications bell...but your comment just does not show up in the video at all.....what the heck...
Steve, that has happened to me periodically. It shows I have a response but it is not in the comment section of the video. Crazy stupid. I feel bad for not answering that person. I was mentioning the first RS song I remember was Angie. I was 12, we were in the station wagon and it was a dark cold night, 4 kids in the back and Angie came on the radio. I was mesmerized, it was the most incredible song. It is still my favorite Stones song because of the impact it had on me. Top notch video again, it’s like a love letter to Goat Heads Soup
Hi Steve, I had to recomment and make sure you knew of an update I have made. Regarding Keith and Anita's rape in Jamaica. I was very much wanting to get more info on it, and Keith said in his book that this event was false and it was brought up by an older ex-friend (and his tabloid ghost writer). Many other folks piggy backed on this and the rumor took off. So Keith's word is best! Rather then having to redo the entire video, I decided to include this MUST READ comment in the description. upfront. It bothers me that such a horrific rumor can be put out there. I mention this, becuase getting it correct is important for me, and especially a story like this. be safe, Steve
Kudos Steve, that is important to get right as we tend to like that tragic stories best and they get repeat3d the most. I read Keith’s biography also and I rember that section about this but not the details. We got enough sensationalism in the world. Thanks for the info. Like all your documentaries I save them as I find them historically fascinating.
The Stones Core did ride the waves and they past through the and over the crests and dips mountains and valleys .
As times changed the people around them changed as well.
Had Jimmy Miller not wanted to return back to work with the stones it would have looked bad .
It was better to get rid of him first . Not ask him back before he did something like that .
I guess it became clear that he didn’t have that much left to contribute and drugs were now dominating his life in a bad way .
Better to get rid of him before he quits.
oh yes!!!!! Perform or get out!
wow! This is amazing!
DS....wow!! great comment! glad you could appreciate it!
I have seen all your Stones documentarys and I like them a lot. I was even happier then I saw your Punk documentary (and all your books in Heads Goat Soup, part 3). Not everyone likes both. We do.
Way to go Magnus.....I can not understand how music lovers do not appreciate books the way we do. It is so much fun to browse thru any book while I listen to tunes. Thanks for being in sync and letting me know!
Great vid Steve, love the insight!👍
Thanks Dana.....appreciate the comments very much.....makes it worthwhile and to share this. cheers steve
37:27 Last Time Who single Not released in 1966 but rather July 1967
could be correct....np. thanks
Nice job, Steve! Looking forward to part 2.
Thank you Rick, appreciate you letting me know! working on PT2 now. I am trying to get it out approx 9/4....we will see. cheers steve
You do amazing docs dude keep it up
thank you for those words Jonathan....I keep hearing it, but take it as a positive to keep me going and that folks are clicking with me. thanks for the support
@@FlipSideCT also in Jamaica elton recorded at the sane studio stones did i been there
I prefer the Brian Jones era Stones. Between the Buttons and Aftermath are my 2 favorite Stones albums.
The guitar work in the other 2 era's are masterful. Brian was different for sure
for me personally Perth is my most loved gig of the best garage band, rough, straight, energy. 73 I remember pretty good. There was a small music store, Benny`s Vinyl shop. I went there and the whole show windows have been filled up with Goats Head Soup. I bought the album there...
very cool....I owned the Perth show and know of it. We played endlessly. I can not imagine the excitement of fans knowing they were all the way there in their home town. thanks for sharing
Wow! I was going to look for a documentary to watch on Netflix. I'm so glad I ran into this. That was a crazy time for The Stones. I can't believe the terrible things that happened to them and especially the women. I didn't really know much about Jimmy Miller and your info and footage was fantastic.
Wow....that made me blush! TY Melinda. Super crazy, yes. No one can keep up with them. I was horrified to read about the incidents to Astrid/Anita. the trauma. I can not believe someone would make the stories up. Glad you picked up on Jimmy.....a perfect match to get the Stones up a few levels higher then everyone, along with the Johns brothers. Working on PT2....cheers! steve
@@FlipSideCT you're welcome. That was great work and I look forward to part 2.
Hi Melinda, I had to recomment and make sure you knew of an update I have made. Regarding Keith and Anita's rape in Jamaica. I was very much wanting to get more info on it, and Keith said in his book that this event was false and it was brought up by an older ex-friend (and his tabloid ghost writer). Many other folks piggy backed on this and the rumor took off. So Keith's word is best! Rather then having to redo the entire video, I decided to include this MUST READ comment in the description. upfront. It bothers me that such a horrific rumor can be put out there. I mention this, becuase getting it correct is important for me, and especially a story like this. be safe, Steve
@@FlipSideCT thank you for the update. I'm hoping it isn't true. You are such a pro! 😀
Gostei muito! A música dos Stones é imbatível, sensacional!
I really enjoyed this Steve. Very nice Jimmy Miller focus at the end. Your right he was the Stones "Sixth Man"....
Glad Bobby! I do not see many REAL STONES heads in the VC, just a few, when you look how many fans there are. Jimmy's half sister was a journalist and wrote a good piece: www.judithmiller.com/23404/mr-jimmy. well you get it all.....ty.
@@FlipSideCT Thanks I'll check it out...
In 1973 I moved from Venice Beach to West Hollywood, heart of L.A. Stones Country. One-quarter mile away was that recording studio on Santa Monica. In 1974 I took a shiteton of acid and I started dancing. I became the "house dancer" (I couldn't afford the entry fee) at the Starwood, oh yes, the Starwood, the ultimate small r'n'r' club that would present...anybody. Rush, the Go Gos, Link Wray, you name the band. Mick Jagger and i would miss each other by a minute on many occasions. It was like a weird game. Mick was 9 years older than me and I was a competent r'n'r' guitar player and singer. I couldn't write a song to save my life. I sold weed for 10-15 dollars an OUNCE. Iggy Pop lived in the basement cellar apartment, 50 bucks a month, and would drop by to bum a joint or two. Angela Bowie dropped by for cheap weed. Keith Ralf (Yardbirds) dropped by before he electrocuted himself in New York. The dude who co-directed the film Performance dropped by - Donald Cammell? I looked good and I had some chops and I couldn't write a song to save my. I started writing songs in 2012 and I have about two-thousand, many of them pretty good. Ahh, Mick, you frungy garbone. I can do a disturbingly deep impersonation of Jagger. If you come to Hollywood bring yer phone and I'll peel off a Stones or two.
more connections.....you were certainly in the heartbeat of the RnR action. You don't realize it until years later that it was a special time, of what you actually went thru and shared it with some many RnR'ers. Iggy was in a real bad mental place then. So it took many years to figure out the lyric side at least you did it. Hope it gets you money and/or satisfaction now! thanks again for sharing you stories! very cool to here!
Can you please do some album reviews for Bowie
I would love to. I have been listening to Tony V interviews and seeing him talk soon. He sheds a lot of cool info. I just need time, I still have more Stones to do
I'm glad that you mentioned, but did not delve too much in to, "Cocksucker Blues." I found a version of it on TH-cam and I found it interesting, but more sad than anything.
There is no greater example of how the "Peace and Love" sixties devolved into the hedonism, selfishness and exploitation of the seventies.
Of course, I do not wish to judge the Rolling Stones too much. I engaged in "seventies activity" that I am am not too proud of ... with far fewer resources.
oh the 70's was very raw! Yes, CB is now out there......it is not as 'crazy' to watch it now, but back then it showed some pure raunchiness/boredom and the RnR living most of us would never witness.
Immediately subscribed! Thank you for sharing your research!
thanks and for letting me know, glad to hear that, and hopefully you check out the channel and plenty of vids for RnR. cheers
I get the feeling that those subtropical and tropical places - south of France 🇫🇷 and Jamaica 🇯🇲 were not the best environments for jimmy miller .
more that he just did not know how to balance himself and figure out his priorities in life and business.
Ohh you made this video??
That’s your voice on there?
@@gregdettling6693 yes, this is my construction.
In my opinion, The Rolling Stones had a "10" album run. All the albums from Beggars Banquet to Tattoo You were all amazing albums. Goats Head Soup is an amazing Rolling Stones album. I honestly think that it's better than Exile On Main St.
GHS is a totally different feel and vibe, which is what makes the Stones so great. There are just no other bands that can deliver what they did.
@@FlipSideCT I totally agree. In fact, they are right there with Pink Floyd.
Note to Rhode Island photographer:
Let sleeping Keiths lie 😄
Great Great work!!
glad this clicked! appreciate the feedback! thanks
I always liked this album. It’s not up there with their classics, but it’s still great
so you listen to it less the others, no problem. As a deep fan, it is the hits / classics I listen to less. Everyone has their own flavor!
@@FlipSideCT I love ‘Winter’, which is the most winter-sounding song, but recorded in the hot Jamaican sun. Mick’s solo on that is incredible.
@@FlipSideCT Be honest, do you like ‘Angie’? That’s not a good record. For me, that’s not a good record and lets the album down.
@@bungle3912 We agree to disagree! 100% disagreement! The greatest RnR band ever, and this is one sign of the proof for me!
Let me get this straight Flipside CT, you had to take down a video because one of their people did a copywright claim on some misrumoured rumours? Is that what I just actually read?
I was notified by YT, that the owners of a piece of video claimed I did not have permissions. They had the video removed. This was made 2 years ago, and some how YT/ Studio Hamburg did their damage to me. I have sent this Studio Hamburg emails asking to let me know what piece it is, and I will remove it from the video. No word yet.
Mick Taylor is great, and he’s always been great, but it’s a shame he didn’t get a lawyer immediately after signing with the band...Taylor didn’t get a lawyer until the Stones stopped paying him any royalties, I believe this was in 1981.
He was in it for the ride at first, I am sure there was not much negotiation then.....and slowly he would have gotten people talking into his ear as he grew older and mature.
@@FlipSideCT yeah, but it’s just a bummer that the other guys didn’t say, “Hey mate, since we’re older and no one else has really gone through what we’ve gone through, why don’t you take our advice, get a guy...” The way things went down, I just wonder if they were always hoping he wouldn’t ask for a contract? It’s just takes some of the magic away, but I don’t know what was going on, I’m sure everything happened for the best, or at least I hope so, you know?
@@ryanjavierortega8513 He was glad to be in the best RnR band. M&K were a business machine....and probably laid it out to him. Take it or leave it. No contracts, this is what you get. It was about them. Mick T is a sure gentlemen and did what he could until the sticks broke his back.
Your videos are good. Thank you. I’ve always thought this was a good album… I’m afraid there are some (dark) things about the singer I don’t like… \ the creepiest album cover I’ve ever seen!
Thanks Storey....glad you thought they were good. There are many dark issues with many artists. Other then Mick having so many kids with different women is a red flag, but he is pretty down to earth person otherwise.
Excellent work thank you very much
thank you JJ. well appreciated your comments!!! check out the other vids if not done already
I loved this album. 'Angie' will always be one of my favorites.♥️
it is like no other and will never be. Stands alone in greatness!
@@FlipSideCT Do you live in CT? I used to live in Darien.
@@cecile5090 yes, a few towns from there.
@@FlipSideCT I'm very familiar with Fairfield County. I tracked down Keith and Patti's house in Weston. I saw Keith fill up his Ferrari in Westport.
@@cecile5090 yeah, he is in the Weston countryside for sure and seen around. They go to restaurants in Westport. I believe he is home now.
Brilliantly done.
thanks LR!!!
You said they didnt tour before 1972 but you forgot to mention the 1971 tour😊
attention All, (please) run don't walk to Netflix or wherever u get video "every night a saturday nite" the Bobby keys Story...
you will laugh & cry and just understand finally how much he contributed
yes indeed a great documentary along with the Book. I did show it on one of my vids. thanks for sharing!
Didn't know it existed thanks for the tip. Have you seen the Nicky Hopkins and Brian Jones documentaries? Both musicians crucial to the band we can't do without!
@@grimmertwin2148 seen BJ docs, not sure which Nicky doc you are referring to or where.
Greg Dettling Gregory cudeecakes
Love to come out and hang with you in
New Jersey some time .
Exile has a bit of tension in the sound !!!
I hear something more relaxed in the albums .
I'd hang out with any Stones fan! actually it is CT now! nice point, I can hear that!
You live in CT now?
Not NJ ?
I think the Stones real creative period were the years between 1965-1980. Every five years they morphed into something slightly different, producing great work. They haven't really achieved the same quality since, in my opinion but after three incarnations and 50 hit songs, still touring with arena sized shows isn't too shabby.
I think Tattoo You was their last great album but that was culled from late 70's material too. They've made decent music over that last few decades but not as fresh or groundbreaking as their earlier stuff. I think it's because they managed to incorporate the musical trends and styles up until the new wave/electronic pop era in the 80's. It was a bridge too far for Keith. It left the blues based rock'n'roll boundaries. Then grunge and hiphop just kept moving it further. They couldn't mesh with those styles and maybe that was the right decision not to. Despite that, you can still hear their influence on today's music from rock to hiphop to country.
well said Paul. agree! they just adapted and did what they could. I do however feel they went the wrong way lyrically and Mick tries to hard. I would still take any over some of the music out there. thanks for the comments and sharing
Amazing how accommodations were made to make things work for Keith and his various struggles but with Brian, fack em
He didn’t write the songs and couldn’t perform
Their lawyers probably got better at it and gov'ts saw they could get things out of these busts like concert tickets and charity.
@@sawgrass67 I think Brian was an important part of the initial process. It is what it is I think, and perhaps Brian simply didn’t get time to grow out of his addictions. I was a bit of an arsehole myself years ago on those particular drugs he used. ✌️
Great insight to that time cheers.
thank you! a good and bizarre one.
@ Flip Side CT
Be heading to my train soon. Downtown Edmonton became really seedy the last few years . Can’t wait to get out of here and catch my train . 7:50 pm tonight. Be out of here in about 2 or 3 hours if I don’t get mugged or stabbed. They don’t want smokes anymore they want cash . I hate it down here . The hotel room was GOOD. It’s the streets and outside around the hotel doors . Gonna get a taxi and get out of here just as soon as the doors to the via rail train station doors open. Stones played here in Edmonton 3 times live I believe.
I seen my first and only live Edmonton Stones show in 94. That time only china town downtown was seedy . Now it’s all over downtown seems like. That time in 94 Charlie Watts left a very nice message on a napkin at the hotel McDonald downtown . Big TIP too I think . Such a gent he was! Talk to you again when I get to Toronto.
thanks for the update. Edmonton with a shady side, I would have never know. Sounds like you got some fodder for some lyric writing. be safe and have a wonderful trip.
i am clealry NOt the average Stones fan as i LOVE Goats Head Soup, love Caaal me LAaazy Bones and also consider Her Majesties Satanic Requests one of their top 10 albums as well...anywya thanks i lvoe ur review!
thank you!!!
It's too bad Mick ditched the falsetto in Tops. I like this outtake you're playing here. It's looser and funkier.
agreed some of the outtakes are just brillance!
It's Nellcote not Nicolette😊
yes, it was a slip up. please read the description.
Jimmy Miller❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
I saw that 72 tour at Winterland...Stevie Wonder opened up, a fairly monstrous show...shortly after the show, Wonder was booted from the tour...maybe someone can answer this=is it true Keith called Wonder a "blind c+unt"? seems harsh, I have heard this but never verified it....supposedly Wonder was bringing high power shpws that diminished the Stones performance luster, I can maybe see that, but I don´t see Keith slurring Wonder like this
SH, thanks for commenting...just seeing this. very cool to see the 72'. wow. I never heard this about Keith/Stevie, but we can only rely on close resources, as Keith would never even remember that comment. I would think Keith did not pay attention to opening acts, and Mick was the one getting them on the tour. but who knows. thanks
Did Bill refer to the rape in Stone Alone?
I do not remember which source it came from. I do not believe it was Bill. Don't remember
I've heard the story somewhere of Bill Wyman hiding underneath his bed apparently as the Jamaican yardies having a go at his girlfriend Astrid back in 1973.
Love this documentary but you get the feeling the narrator is just reading his info off of a sheet. He keeps referring to Nellcote as Nicolet and it really gets irritating.
do you think I can read this off the top of my head?? Nicolet was said once or twice, was it that irritating, and was mentioned in the comments....really dude?? this comment is irritating!
You can call it Mick Taylors period, but at the same time there was Jimmy Miller. They go hand -in - hand.
Yes Larry, that is why Jimmy is pronounced, even prior to Mick T
What's with these musical reviews with out the music?
what is with the comment, did you listen and watch all Parts of this doc?
Some footage that surfaced not too long ago from the Sydney show. Filmed by Deniz Tek from Radio Birdman who also met Keith etc
th-cam.com/video/rqaHRgimChI/w-d-xo.html
thanks, that was sweet to see and hear!
Dude do a vid on brown sugar and the hoopla about it
I think everyone knows about the status by now. Not much to contribute. Sad situation is all I would say!
@@FlipSideCT i think we the fans need to bombard the stones to play it rub it in the pc culture face
@@Falkowski82 I am all about glass half full, and positive....but this is some shitty times for us.
@@FlipSideCT in all sense man where heading too Orwellian reality
Animals by pink floyd said way before these times
However we rockers did PARTY my band was no dance band our guitar player was a Hendrix fanatic at 9 years old eddie van Halen saw ricky at a nam show and was totally loveing rickys stuff even ACUSTIC playing I've never heard so difficult SO we didn't make much money but we had a big coke dealer thay CALLED me ronnie wood years later i found out why ✌
no clue what this means. sorry.
My friends & I drove 150 miles to Washington to see the ‘72 JFK concert. They needed to rehearse I was embarrassed for them they played horrible . I was 17
that is sad to hear your first hand experience. not sure when JFK was on the tour stop, but 72 was supposed to be their best tour.
@@FlipSideCT amigo, thank you for the time & effort you put into these pieces of art. I’m sure I’m like others one watch isn’t enough Nanette
You just didn't understand what you were looking and listening to.
If you were up I n stage y Ouu might have a better perspective
The best stones show I ever saw was the 1975 La Forum, they were on top that night. I was in the crowd at the La Coliseum when Prince got booed off the stage. In hindsight I feel bad but I hadn’t head cocksucker blues until after. The crowd was homophobic at that show. A better perspective on my part then would have helped ✌️
Don’t understand where you are living right now but if you are in the north eastern US or in
New England always wanted to visit that area of the US.
If I ever get OUTTTT OFFFF HERE!!!!!!
It’s harder just to fly back now . To fly out of here to anywhere.
Thinking of going back to school to TORONTO.
that’s closer to where you live I think and I like Toronto for having a stones vibe and some serious stones history about it .
But take some getting used to for sure I think being that I’m from out west originally where we actually have those wild horses 🐴
People talk differently in Toronto for one thing.
I am 60 miles out of NYC.
It looks like them stuck in a bunch of rubbers
70 uk tour excuse me
Keith is living proof that hard drugs don't need to kill you if:
1 the drugs are clean
2 you can keep them under control
Unfortunately for most neither of these will be true
well put....he figured out the formula...but came close to some few bad moments,
He didn’t keep it under control. A normal person not armed with the best lawyers would have been in prison for years. He was literally useless for a while. Drugs are terrible. Look at all the great musicians lost to hard drugs. The ones that hurt the most for me were Gram and Tommy Bolin
@@flyingburritobro68 a normal person would not be raided so often, if at all
Here's hoping Vinyl Richie doesn't offend you in any way. Ha ha ha ha.
not sure what that is about.....hope you enjoyed this.
It wa'n't Nickolett it was Nelcotte
that is all you got to say? read the description.
Nellcote! Not Nicolette
yes Nick, I mentioned that in my comments....hope I do not find another correction comment.
Hey bro...invest in a pop filter.
done
Love the Stone’s, seen them in the 70’s, 80’s, and 2003. But to say Bill Wyman “had no choice” but to hide under the bed while Astrid was raped is a load a crap. He MADE a choice. I hadn’t heard that story before. I’m not sure how he could look at himself in the mirror after a choice like that. SMH. Also, did you say “The revolver, short-barrel, under 24 inches” at 38:27? Is this some kind of law in England? A RIFLE with a 24” barrel is considered long in American. A REVOLVER with a 24” barrel would be a Ringling Brother’s circus prop! 😂
you can take the story as you wish, it was from a reliable source so that is why it was compiled. I can not remember who explained this. Greg, if you want to disagree with information, I am not here to argue as you probably have a wealth of info. There was a picture of the gun.
This has been on my 'to watch' list for ages and I'm so glad I've got round to it now. Superb work, research, Steve, as always. You deserve a wider audience. Cheers, Ian
Thank you Ian for your always sincere comments! I am blushing....ty! I just want to see docs the way I would want to see them....tell me something I do not know. I am coming to terms that 'most' of the viewers do not understand or get it.....they are stuck on as followers or just not going outside the box and staying more on the safe / commercial side. I would love for more to have watched it for RnR interest side at least. Yes,.... I am disappointed on the views.....then again, I was always the 'different' guy and I like the similar company!
@@FlipSideCT There's a good friend of mine, a filmaker and screenwriter, who has written a screenplay set around this period (more the Exile period just before), and your doc compliments what I learnt from his material. I've sent you a message via Facebook on a tech question (I didn't want to put it here).
Your stuff is the best on the Rolling Stones!!
thank you....I really got tired of so called fans bashing The Stones and albums and that there was absolutely no comprehensive timeline that us fans had to go by, everything is piecemeal. So I appreciate your comment for understanding my presentations.....but I did not have to convince you, you knew they are the greatest already!!
Sad about both Nicky Hopkins and Jimmy Miller both Passing in 1994 months away from each other. They contributed alot to the Stones sound ( more often on Exiles- Goats Head period. Much unreleased........
They were brilliant, and had to move on ....like many outside folks did.
I’ve always loved goats head and I’ve always said their “5” album run (not 4) from Beggars to Soup was them at their best. GHS suffers only from being in Exile’s shadow. But it’s it’s own piece of great work
I agree ! Beggars to Soup ! Thats it !
Yes sir
Agreed
We all agree in the comment section goats heads soup is the stones biggest failure
@@seagullfire799 @ seagull,go away and scavenge.... I don't funk with nobody's
I've been watching some of your videos, they are very interesting!...By the way, a great album!
thanks Terry....hope you are enjoying these....GHS should not even need to be proven, but I got tired of haters of it.
Dude this is great. I've read a lot about the Stones and you are giving a master class here. You may have a better handle on their history than they do!
lol, thank you for getting it and commenting! appreciate it when a real Stones fan can dig it! Well I just compile many stories. cheers
Could you break down time and events surrounding Jamming with Edward?
I believe I talked about it in LIB doc and played a lot of the outtakes in there.
Thanks for the great review, just ordered the 3-CD/bluray deluxe set.
gerat to hear, and thanks for commenting! I am a strick vinyl guy.....but getting anything extra from the CD is a nice bonus. cheers
Great documentary! I saw your let oye bleed documentary last week. You did and excellent job
Wow, thank you! appreciate that BC...Black and Blue is work in progress ....sorry so late with this just saw it now.
I think this is my very favorite Stones album, with Sticky Fingers being a close 2nd. I remember swapping an old (at that time) Roberto 'Bob' Clemente baseball card for a pink 8 track tape of GHS back in 1973, (I was in 6th grade!) and I've never regretted making the trade. Despite all the crazy stuff happening 'behind the scenes' at this time, Mick J, Mick T and the rest of the boys managed to put together one of their finest collections of songs ever. The blistering lead guitar playing on 100 Years Ago, Heart Breaker, Silver Train and of course, Winter is just out of this world. Coming Down Again is indeed Keith's finest moment for vocals, and features a fantastic bass line by Taylor. Both Bill and Keith are absent on a handful of these numbers, but there's nothing missed. (Check out the bass line on Silver Train!)
I have to say the story about Bill and Astrid shocked me, as I'd never heard mention of that. It was after reading your notes that I realized it 'may or may not' be true. Thanks for clarifying this. I thought some of your song reviews were a bit tepid on Part 2, and were maybe a bit dismissive of some of these tracks (Heart Breaker could've been left off?) but hey, that's what it's all about- expressing our opinions, thoughts and feelings about the music so many of us grew up on. Thanks for all the long hours of hard work you put into this wonderful GHS series, as well as all the others. For Stones fans like us, we really appreciate those small details, and love going over the tracks, hearing them again for the first time. Peace....
well said Joe, thank you for sharing and letting me know your comments. I really liked the Clemente story of your swap...what a bargain! . As my wife just bought me a book that shows every Topps card from the 50's to 79', and was just reviewing Clemente's today, as I remember it well. Yes, everyone has there own thoughts and feel. I happen to dig everything (98%) they gave us 68-82. I hear each song like it is the first time, and like you a fan. So thanks for being there, and enjoying these. working on B&B Pt 2 now. cheers
I just discovered your channel..this is awesome....👍👍❤️❤️Glen kellaway
Thank you Glen....appreciated your comments! hopefully you will go thru some of videos. cheers Steve
Another great documentary about an album i didn't know much about! I was born in '76 and i'm a big fan since 1990, when 'Paint it Black' reached (for the second time) number one in The Netherlands, because of the tv show 'Tour of Duty'. 'Goats Head Soup' is one of the albums i didn't listen very often, but after seeing this documentary, i like this album a lot more!
Thanks Steve, greetings from Rotterdam, The Netherlands..
Hi Rick, so glad you got to see this doc and thanks so much for your comments. Very cool you got to go back and relisten to this album, and dig into it's greatness. If the Stones would come out now with any of these albums, it would be shear genius! Rotterdam, nice......I will be covering that with the Black and Blue doc I am making.....plenty of things went on there! cheers and thanks again! steve
Just found your channel, I am a big vinyl record collector myself, having purchased many when released. Also appreciate the docs, working through as I can. Thanks for the time I know it takes to put out this content. Cheers!
Thanks Tom, glad you did! thanks for sharing, and glad you enjoy the vinyl. appreciated you letting me know.
Minor, reggae purist point, but regarding the status of Dynamic Sound (15:07) it's fairer to say that Studio One was the "Muscle Shoals of Jamaica."
Nothing wrong with your opinion. Great sounds from both.
Steve the ZZ Top story is amazing, had no idea about that!
lol, yea, I know!! it was fun finding that out.
For decades I have thought to myself, Mick Taylor is crazy for quitting the Stones. What's his problem ? But being on the outside looking in, And only knowing such a tiny amount of how their day to day was, I could not figure out why. But thanks to this video I now understand. This video more than the other three that I watched, Showcased how their inner circle (which seemed to be growing larger) lived in the eye of the hurricane. Then at almost regular intervals got sucked into the hurricanes cross winds of arrests, Drug busts, short intervals in jail, Almost semi constant home invasions by the police. And getting drug habits and kicking them also at regular intervals. All the while keeping the business of running the Band and recording & mixing And writing songs for the next tour. I will say this, With the innocuous life style they live, These boys had no problem looking for subject matter to write songs about. It always pissed me off how rude these reporters were to the Stones. Maybe they looked at them and became very jealous because the Stones have the world on a string and they are loaded with the talent to write and play songs decade after decade. And the older the Stones get the more they get back into their musical roots and the more ambitious they become. Meanwhile these reporters are stuck in a a dead end job. And yea, Money is nice to have but the Stones great great grand children will be receiving checks from B M I or A S C A P long after they are gone. So we know, it's not about the money Its about their love of their craft and the love of the blues and their original songs. Sorry for the super long note.
so well said. TY. I can not say much but to just agree. Their core and environment brought out this great music. Fans just look at albums as a record compared to the last one and it is always measured and compared. Putting it all aside that is not how the Stones built themselves. Too many bands out there that kept the same model over and over again, and bore the hell out of me. cheers my friend! no problem saying what you think, especially that it is classy and tasteful.
enjoyed the hell out of this, thanks ,you always do a bang up job on your mini docs
appreciated the watch and comments....so glad to share for Stones and RnR fans!