I'm grateful to Mr. Jordan for allowing me to see the Stones 3 times this tour. Am I really such a nerd that seeing this, with Charlie, is really making me choke up 🙄😓 I'm such a dork.
That's Right Point Fingers @ Ronnie Wood !!! Woody sounded good playing the rhythm lines on his guitar, he plays bass and pedal steel on the studio version of Shattered on Some Girls and Keith plays the rhythm & lead solo. Live on stage R. Wood plays the lead break I always wanted to hear the Stones arrange a live cut where Keith would play that same shrieking dirty solo break on a live cut of Shattered that you'd hear on the studio cut. Cool Rehearsal Video ..
Charlie set the tone for the way the groove was going to go in the music 🎶 🎵 that they played. Charlie is the master of cool. He's phenomenal in everything he does 🎉🎉. Charlie your perfection and personality will truly be missed 🎉🎉
Ronnie clearly plays IN the band. Taylor, unfortunately but with some notable exceptions, played OVER the band. That's Ronnie's advantage and you can hear it even in rehearsals.
Of course it's typically Stones in the first place, but I just now realize how much this seems to be influenced by Lou Reed / The VU, the way Jagger is speak-singing it here. The sort of lyrics would suit a Reed song as well.
. If we didn't see the video and heard just the music we'd all be thinking what I'm thinking, a wedding band trying to figure out the song. Nice to know they stumble as much as the rest of us.
Mick is just going through the lyrics as a guide for the band that is woarmjng up then song.. it's amazing how they go from this to the final stage show that clicks.
Grooves of 40 years past are different than grooves of today, but yeah, I've always liked the Some Girls rendition of Shattered better than their live rendition. Still I love seeing how they work in a rehearsal.
Yeah, nothing can replace the studio version. Usually "Shattered" is played too fast for my liking ('81 tour, for example). Scorcese's documentary probably has the best live version.
Brian Jones was a multi talented gifted musician, but he was depicted as a real prick by his own band mates, by 1968 he was to consumed by his Substance abuse he got in too deep and was more in love with dope than music and the people befriended him. He became delusional and a shell of himself by my observation he lost his will to live. I had friends that were bright witty (A) students in high schools who became vegetables from doing heroin LSD an pills and some of them are long dead and the ones who are still around are the equivalent to a blank sheet of paper !If Jones had lived and stayed with the Stones the band would have broken up a long time ago. Hence, Mick Taylor, and Ron Wood.The engine that runs The Rolling Stones are The Glimmer Twins,and Bran was a founding member and a bench mark in the Stones creative era during the 1960's. Mick Taylor 1969 -1974, Ron Wood gave the band new life after Taylor quit and if it wasn't for Woody they'd wouldn't have made it as far as they have.......
@Philip And that is it in a nutshell. Plenty of superb musicians out there who are vital to the development of music, and the production of good songs, yet can not write. Writing is it's very own animal. Brian just wasn't a writer. If he had been able to just hang on, recognition would have come his way. The competition for the limelight is a bitch in every band. (It didn't help that Keith took Anita from him.) the drugs they did back then were rough, and there was no patience for rehab. Jagger himself has said that they probably acted way too fast, and that in different times they would have waited. But here's another factor: by all accounts Brian was an asshole.
I know that "the Mick Taylor years" were great but, there is simply no denying, Ron Wood's style/look/personality FITS better within the Stones.
Ronnie is the shite
Sure , he is.. Good Luck mate.
Very true
Glad see someone finally saying it. Something about Ronnie just fits them perfectly to me.
Late 70’s was their best era and this is my favorite song.
Charlie, man. It's all about Charie - look at the guy! :-D
I'm grateful to Mr. Jordan for allowing me to see the Stones 3 times this tour.
Am I really such a nerd that seeing this, with Charlie, is really making me choke up 🙄😓
I'm such a dork.
I was a little bitty baby when the Stones first started.....I'll be 103 next week.
Now 107
That's Right Point Fingers @ Ronnie Wood !!! Woody sounded good playing the rhythm lines on his guitar, he plays bass and pedal steel on the studio version of Shattered on Some Girls and Keith plays the rhythm & lead solo. Live on stage R. Wood plays the lead break I always wanted to hear the Stones arrange a live cut where Keith would play that same shrieking dirty solo break on a live cut of Shattered that you'd hear on the studio cut. Cool Rehearsal Video ..
Priceless seeing this 2022, keep adding to these gems🙏👏🎸🥁
Priceless + 1 in 2023. I love these rehearsal gems.
I'm in tatters...
...flitta fllatta?
RIP CW
Peace from America
JF
Charlie was the groove master...
Charlie set the tone for the way the groove was going to go in the music 🎶 🎵 that they played. Charlie is the master of cool. He's phenomenal in everything he does 🎉🎉. Charlie your perfection and personality will truly be missed 🎉🎉
love that groove, may be their best yet!!! SHATTERED!!
Life is just a cocktail party on the street in the Big Apple, this town's been wearing tatters, uh-huh shadoobie.
best band
Keef is the only one who can take a smoke break DURING a song. 😎 3:12-3:16 I wonder how much second hand smoke Mick is exposed to.
Ronnie clearly plays IN the band. Taylor, unfortunately but with some notable exceptions, played OVER the band. That's Ronnie's advantage and you can hear it even in rehearsals.
Mudtuzzler!
R.I.P Charlie Watts
hahaha the bridge!! OUCH!
such a visionary he couldn't last 4 years never mind 50.
how many stones songs did he write?
What! Smoking a joint while playing the guitar! 😁
Very nice!
one of my favs
Is this 1989? Looks like it more than '94 I think?
one of my favorites,love those guys, thank you for sharing
Is the backstage camaradarie real or staged for our benefit?..Still,... they sound good...
They don’t sound good but they look like they are having a good time, I would like whatever medication they are on, must be good!
Make it look so easy ! Proper musicians no bullshit
it's chaotic genius
1:40 I wanna be just like charlie 🤩🤩
Rare video of charlie not playing his gretsch kit!
Lmao Ronnie slow it down on the tempo!! *Ronnie riffs as fast as he can*
Charlie: “I wouldn’t be able to do it that fast...” 🙄 🤣
LOL 0:51 hahaha
The Jagger/Richards years were the best of the Stones.
Good one
👍
Is Charlie playing on a practice kit?
Charlie q batería
Mick Chip - th-cam.com/video/7LvkGL8dpSA/w-d-xo.html
Of course it's typically Stones in the first place, but I just now realize how much this seems to be influenced by Lou Reed / The VU, the way Jagger is speak-singing it here. The sort of lyrics would suit a Reed song as well.
Jagger was already having his style before Lou Reed. Love the both singers.
Amo este tema es adictivo jaj
Q buena rola
Ooh ya I like
bis keith spielt hört sich alles takko an
Damn Wth is Keith saying at the end.Lol
"We got that lick down huh?"
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If we didn't see the video and heard just the music we'd all be thinking what I'm thinking, a wedding band trying to figure out the song. Nice to know they stumble as much as the rest of us.
Their performance is obviously a huge amount of work...
I was enjoying this until Mick started singing.....
He's not really singing it here, going through the motions until the final rehearsal and show.
Mick is just going through the lyrics as a guide for the band that is woarmjng up then song.. it's amazing how they go from this to the final stage show that clicks.
I enjoy when Mick starts to sing and gives another dimension. In a rehearsal you don't sing full voice to preserved it.
@@joeb2588 He doesn't sound much better in concert.
@@rogerpatton2242 Saw them 3 times. They sound awesome.
..some cool rare peeks at the boys..they never could capture the groove they nailed on the album tho could they...
Grooves of 40 years past are different than grooves of today, but yeah, I've always liked the Some Girls rendition of Shattered better than their live rendition. Still I love seeing how they work in a rehearsal.
Yeah, nothing can replace the studio version. Usually "Shattered" is played too fast for my liking ('81 tour, for example). Scorcese's documentary probably has the best live version.
She's So Cold is another. They've never even played the same form on the album ever. Kinda weird!
Your right!!
@@haysfordays Isn't the from Emotional Rescue?
Does someone know where ist was recorded? Date & venue? Thanks.
This is at the O2 London 2007.
Brian Jones was the true visionary of the Stones, Mick n Keith are rip off posuers
I agree with the visionary statement, I would disagree with the rest.
blah blah with your rivalry.
Brian Jones was a multi talented gifted musician, but he was depicted as a real prick by his own band mates, by 1968 he was to consumed by his Substance abuse he got in too deep and was more in love with dope than music and the people befriended him. He became delusional and a shell of himself by my observation he lost his will to live. I had friends that were bright witty (A) students in high schools who became vegetables from doing heroin LSD an pills and some of them are long dead and the ones who are still around are the equivalent to a blank sheet of paper !If Jones had lived and stayed with the Stones the band would have broken up a long time ago. Hence, Mick Taylor, and Ron Wood.The engine that runs The Rolling Stones are The Glimmer Twins,and Bran was a founding member and a bench mark in the Stones creative era during the 1960's. Mick Taylor 1969 -1974, Ron Wood gave the band new life after Taylor quit and if it wasn't for Woody they'd wouldn't have made it as far as they have.......
Stfu
@Philip And that is it in a nutshell. Plenty of superb musicians out there who are vital to the development of music, and the production of good songs, yet can not write. Writing is it's very own animal. Brian just wasn't a writer. If he had been able to just hang on, recognition would have come his way. The competition for the limelight is a bitch in every band. (It didn't help that Keith took Anita from him.) the drugs they did back then were rough, and there was no patience for rehab. Jagger himself has said that they probably acted way too fast, and that in different times they would have waited. But here's another factor: by all accounts Brian was an asshole.