The Rolling Stones Live 11/04/1967, L'Olympia, Paris 1967 - FULL (audio only)
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- "Paris was always a stronghold for us..." - Bill Wyman,
The 3rd year in a row now at the Olympia, and each time without fail the French seem to be heavily in favor of The Stones compared to any other act at the time. Bill summarises the concert very nice in Stone Alone:
"Mick wore a floor-length satin gown, and at the end of concert, threw tulips into the audience who, as France Soir reported, tried to make more noise than we did. The only injury was to Charlie who was accidentally hit on the nose by an over-eager fan with a camera, just as we were leaving for the hotel."
As for the recording itself, it is from a broadcast of the concert on French Radio. The audio has been circulating on bootlegs for years, with all but "Paint It Black", "Under My Thumb", "Ruby Tuesday", "Let's Spend The Night Together", being terribly low quality. But is has come out that better sources for, "19th Nervous Breakdown", "Get Off Of My Cloud/Yesterday's Papers", and Satisfaction, have come up. So I compiled the best source for every song, along with the banter from the actual Broadcast, to make the complete concert. This is by far the best sounding recording of their 1967 European tour.
The band's playing is spot on too. Keith notes having to play the rhythm and lead parts on the albums, and this knowledge translates live as well, on Paint It Black the improvisations he's playing are quite sublime. On Under My Thumb, he pretty much solo's the whole thing through. And lastly on Satisfaction, a year and a half after the songs debut, has perfected it.
On the topic of Satisfaction, if that was Brian playing with the feedback on the first verse, that was great too for early 1967. Though Brian's ability lies in the fact that he plays 6 different instruments during the concert. Rhythm Guitar on Paint It Black, Declaimer on Lady Jane, 12 String lead on Get Off Of My Cloud, Recorder on Ruby Tuesday, Organ on Let's Spend The Night Together, and lastly Harp on Goin' Home.
Don't think Charlie missed a single fill, beat, clash for the entire concert. Consistency great he was. Drummers might realise he plays some parts different from the record too, a little improv. Bill's playing for every song is great, sliding on Paint It Black, the solo of Lady Jane, the almost second lead on Get Off Of My Cloud, and the bass running off just at the every end of the recording. Mick, even though the tour had gone on for 3 weeks at this point, still sounds great. A highlight being Satisfaction, he drives the audience to his command here. Well enough rambling on, setlist is down there.
Setlist:
00:01 - Paint It Black
2:38 - 19th Nervous Breakdown
6:37 - Lady Jane
9:45 - Get Off Of My Cloud
11:30 - Yesterday's Papers
12:48 - Get Off My Cloud (continued)
14:01 - Under My Thumb
16:32 - Ruby Tuesday
19:59 - Let's Spend The Night Together
23:18 - Goin' Home
26:11 - Satisfaction (I Can't Get No)
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Can we all take a second to appreciate what a truly great bass player Bill Wyman was?
Bill simply tore the house apart and set it on fire!
Yeah bass is soooo important 😂
I certainly will! I'll raise you 59 seconds, and make it a daily thing!
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And still is
I can hear Bill’s bass. The Stones rocked on this tour. They all played to their strengths and that’s what made them such a great band. Bill said it perfectly.
The mids, mostly.
Brian Jones was very musical guy! You can hear the difference between 1967 and 70' sound! He played many instruments on the shows! Without him it was more blues and rock band. I sixties it was a rich sound band! Thank you for uploading! One of the best shows I've heard!❤
You Jones fans are so weird 😂
@@dondamon4669Yes we are!❤
Yeah the difference being Mick Taylor
Without Jones then without Rolling Stones, Jones was a Genius, he makes the great diferency in the Rolling Stones..Look This show with Brian Jones and afther his death with Mick Taylor great diferenty, for me Brian Jones Will be a true Rolling Stones forever and a true Genius..
Being a blues and Rock band is what Brian wanted. He didn't like the music the Stones were playing in his last years with the band .
This type of music your talking about was all Micks idea not Brian's.
Brian wanted to play blues and rock.
everybody talks about the 68-72 stones like they were not a great band before, this is an exciting show
So you know everybody :)
Thank you for this. That 1967 tour was a one of a kind. After drug busts, girlfriend drama, what else? And they still killed it!!
67, year of the acid kickback!!
Oh man----the band was SMOKING HOT in this performance. All classic, brilliant tunes of the era! It's like a long line of canons going off one after the other.
Thank you Brian Jones Genius for the Stones 👏👏👏👏👏👏
You do know they are mainly playing Mick and Keith songs? You should research more about the rolling stones and you will find out Brian was a spare part most of the time and beat up women and belittled his children
@@dondamon4669 And Pallenberg was who said he beat her and she did the same with him.. Keith beat her too..She was a strong and evil woman.First was she with Brian (and destroyed him) then with Keith, and Jagger! That says it all what a bitch she was..Yes Brian has kids with girls..but those days many Rockstars did the same... Girls had to be careful..but they were crazy about them.. Different times! Of course i find it wrong! We can't judge them! I know only that Brian was the MOST important Rolling Stone in the beginning..and very talented..He made the Stones with out him there were no Stones..
@@dondamon4669who started the band?
@@J..398Brian Jones started the BAND ofcourse!! All together created this famous Band! But they are silly people who didn't like BRIAN!!
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false, in an handwriting Brian's letter to Doreen Pettifer asking how the band was founded he answer : "dear Doreen........the band is really an amalgamation of two bands. The one being an R&B band I formed about one years ago (fake) and the other being a group run by Mick and Keith in S.E. London". Couldn't be more clear.
Mick and Keith band was named "Little boy blue and the blue boys" which included Dick Taylor first official Stones bassist.
I really wish we had an official live record from 1967, it was the beginning of their creative peak
Brian on that sunburst Gibson and he's touting it sound-wise with those gnarly P-90 pickups. Such a burly sound it is.
Some of the guitars Brian used were actually Keith's.
@@crlaw75 And above all the songs were written by Keith
wow ! so they opened with paint it black , fantastic . i thought they opened with the last time as for switzerland . great performance , wonderful songs , good sound too . this is a very good concert , all played well well . brian is magic ! thank you stones , thank you for posting it , really appreciated & enjoyed !
The best Band forever and ever 👍🎸💯🎸💯🎸👅🎸
Wow! Back to the future with this recording. Admire your dedication.
Sounds like Mick & Brian are both playing harmonica on Goin 'Home.Also outstanding recorder performance on Ruby Tuesday.
No it's no Brian it's Mick at this point Brian could barely play guitar, Keith had to do most of his parts. Brian couldn't rock n roll like the others and wasn't wild enough to burn the candle at both ends as Mick and Keith especially thrived with manic wild lifestyle Brian couldn't handle it and got scared and had to be sedated most of the time, he only had the stamina to play 1 in 4 shows. Also he became really really fat and his neck disappeared he also never wrote not even one song and was really jealous of Mick and Keiths genius and fame ie when Brian got arrested no one cared but when Mick and Keith it was crazy! Brian just wasn't cut out to be a rolling stone
And anyway are you taking the mickey about the recorder? A child could play that
@@dondamon4669brian was always able to play guitar, he just stopped using it frequently in the studio
@@dondamon4669 How can it be Mick - the harmonica is heard while he's singing! Definitely Brian at first on 'Goin' Home', and then Mick while Brian plays with feedback on his guitar.
@@peterchecksfield9958👍👏👏
super prise de son par rapport au concert de 1966 dommage que sa n a pas été filmer, merci les stones, Brian Jones et Charlie Watt un grand merci.
Thank you Keef for the hot lead!
Brian’s playing some lead as well!
@@J..398EXACTLY!!!... especially that one short "kinda-lead", if you know what I mean...
Hello, this great! I can not thank you enough for cheering this! Thank you,thank you,thank you! I have been looking for 1967 recordings for 40 years! ✌️❤️
21:02 etc Keiths vocals, wow,he and Mick really had it back then !! Micks vocals,live, are as good as the recordings back then also. Man, those were the days. Theses song got me through elementary school !! If not for the Brit Invasion, I don't know WHAT I would have done !!
Like a powerful ('Mighty'?) wind, they blew away the doom, gloom and grey of the post JFK assassination months.
Same here.
Jones's recorder is sublime on Ruby Tuesday, he is phenomenal on so many instruments, who can you compare him to?
Under My Thumb,😊
It's All Right!
Love from Romania❤
Brian’s final tour; kinda difficult to tell who’s playing what here with the obvious exceptions of Lady Jane & Ruby Tuesday but live Stones recordings from 1967 are pretty rare
Bill sums it up in the notes. Brian played lead 12 string guitar, rhythm guitar, recorder, dulcimer, harmonica and organ. He actually played pretty well considering he wasn’t talking to Keith who had just stolen Anita from him. Plus he played lead guitar on The Last Time which was also played on this tour.
@@ovalvox7888 Never take for granted what Bill says cause he became bitter when he left
@@Methilde
Yeah but Bill isn’t lying about Brian on this tour. Brian played all his parts well.
Con Brian Jones, los Rollings eran magnánimos. Brian y Keith, the real rolingos 🤩
😍Under my Thumb, mi canción favorita de pendex, cuando escuchaba los vinilos de mi progenitor melómano 🥰
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It's amazing that the Stones didn't have a number one in France until Angie in 1973, according to Wikipedia Rolling Stones discography. Their second and final number one in France was Miss You, in 1978. Satisfaction stalled out at number 3. But, obviously, the Stones have been a hugely popular act in France through these many years.
Satisfaction stalled out at number 3." Wow,what the hell was the matter with them back then ? Its still my all time favorite song,but,moreimportantly (obviously), Keith introduced a brand new sound never heard before much like Dave Davies did before him and clapton and Hendrix did after him !! These were ground breakings 'firsts' in sound and music ('Fuzz' of course). For those whose fingers are on fire wanting to scream 'No, Keith wasn't the first...' yaddayadda, you know what I mean -= on a mass scale. ''Satisfaction' could be heard every 20-minutes on NYC AM radio the summer of '65. Feedback, Wha Wha, pretty much the same.
Such a poor song
They searched many avenues, but all in all they have about thirty good songs, this here is grand…at their peak and fairly sober. Losing Brian was some terrible mistake.
France could be the only country where the Stones were instantly more appreciated than the Beatles;
Thank you for sharing this video audio of Rolling Stones concert💕☝😀.
Brian era el alma de los rolling stones además de tocar un sin número de instrumentos que le daba el toque final de su música de los rolling stones.
Great job by Charlie and Bill!
The Stones doing their best Yardbirds impression on Going Home, turning it into a rave up that segues into Satisfaction…
And then they try to play Satisfaction and 2000 Light Years from Home simultaneously!
@@RedArrow73 🙃
Olympia is maybe the small theater where they played the most times. And all include 32 times in Paris.
It’s not small…anything bigger spoils it. Racecourses, shoppng malls, airport and Palais de Versailles are not placed designed as good music venues. Olympia holds at least 800 or even 1000 punters. Merci et thank you
Brian estaba mejor que nunca en esta gira 1967. Tocó 100 instrumentos distintos!!! Genio irremplazable Brian. 🎸💥🎼🎤🤘🤘🤘
No Tocó el fentanilo porque aun no se habia inventado
@@Gustavo-nl5yk Ja jaa jaa Abrazo Capo! 👏👏👏👌
Thank God I was a teenager then who loved music. And still do!
Fantastic show! Well done stitching the audio together, and adding the corresponding still photos.
Laughing at Mick's odd accent during 'Paint It Black' (0:53-1:03)! And that crazy guitar feedback during 'Satisfaction'...
That made me laugh too.
Wow. I've heard other live shows by the Stones but this one takes the cake. This was when they were the real deal and not a parody of themselves. Money changes everything. Not talking to you Keith. You're still the real deal.
This is exquisite! 👌 This concert captures all of the electricity of the best year for music that is 1967.
Jones had an instrumentalist's sensibility at composition, a boroque type of cramming so many notes into a phrase....easily evidenced by his recorder composition for Ruby Tuesday. This tendency contributed hugely to his inability to write songs, but he still was a good composer, and would have become brilliant in that direction.
Agreed. If he couldn't song write with the Stones just a matter of time he hooked up with someone else and co written/ arranged. He gave many Stones songs an originality, unrepeated.
I think you're thinking if Taylor. Brian didn't cram in too many notes.
@@steveconn You're right about his playing, but his composition efforts were very busy.
LOVE this sound!! TOP ! Amazing!
Muy buen dia biem buena musica saludos 👍🐟🎸🎵🎶🌛👍🐟
Gravias muy buen domingo 👍🐟🎸🎵🎶🌛👌🐟👍
Gracoas 👍🐟🎸🎵🎶🌛🐟👍⚘
Altos temas
Gracias saludos bonita noche saludos 👍🐟🎸🎶🎵🎶👉🌛🌹❤️🤟🌌🎇🌌🤟👍🐟🎸🌕🤟
Golden molten rock and roll madness. Thanks for sharing it!
Muy bueno esr con cierto con sus mejores canciones vientos 👍👍👍🐟🎸🎵🎶🎵🌛👌🌞✌🐟🎸
This kicks ass.
One of the first photographs in this sequence depicts Brian Jones apparently having Halo surrounding head! I thought it rather droll, if not contrived, in order to predict his demise about eighteen months later. Turns out to be a white hat. Poor old (sorry, young) Brian - he was probably the most talented musician in the group, and history has forgotten that it was actually Brian, Noth Mick & Keef, who founded the group. I have always been interested in the Stones, in fact it was easy to understand this, given that I was born in Dartford and my Mum & Dad’s House was In the same street as one of them - Chastillion Road. I would not have known this at the time because they are on average about seven years older than me.
I wouldn't say he was the top musician in the band, they all were super talented as evidenced by their HUGE popularity even after Brians passed on. Brian was my idol as a kid, grew my hair like his etc. learned how to play harp 'cause of him, was just enamored with him so0its not like I have some big thing for Jagger and or Keith, who I still greatly admire, its just that Brian was the 'old' Stones, the blues Stones, the Howlin' Wolf Stones, Keith / Mick were the rand and roll Chuck Berry Stones, although Mick certainly learned to play a mean blues harp himself !! RIP Brian, RIP Charlie....rock on Stones.
Treu comment 👍
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0:58 Mick mocking his own lyrics, lol !! Pretty funny.
I heard that too!😆
Muchas gracias por subirlo. Me encanta escucharlo en vivo en los 60. Lo voy a escuchar mucho en mis viajes al trabajo !!
Wish I’d been there. Massive excitement.
So groove!!!!
This is likely the second show on that date. The first has an unknown setlist.
I d love to know who was the support band(s). Ta
L'harmonica de Brian sur Going Home. meilleur que Mick ?
The best End of times rock band!!
Que bien se escucha el bajo de Bill Wyman en Paint it Black
The originals stones the best
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The World at their feet!!!
Heavy rocking here. Beginning of Satisfaction feedback is Brian Jones. He'd been hanging with Hendrix
sound great!!!!! guitars coollll!!!!
Yesterday's Papers should be brought back to their live set.
Love this song :)
This tour was the only time Yesterdays Papers was played and this was only a partial version of it, unfortunately a lot of the songs here were rarely played live or not at all after this era
You can here Bills bass.
Darn good youtube channel here. Thx.
The true formation of Rolling Stones
Sounds awesome.
Very good record, actually they sound very good.
A year later Brian is not functional. Although that can be debated. On how much he really contributed to Beggars Banquet. And was Brians guitar turned off for most of Circus? Maybe a remix is in order plus the other takes would be nice. Think Brian might have played Acoustic on the outake of Symphony for the Devil. As we see the guitar sitting there. Possible him amp was turned off or low by him being fuckked up. As he turned around and looked at his amp like something was wrong.
Mick sounded better live early on because he wasn't winded from moving around so much, he sounds very strong here
El rock lo hace todo, me cago en todo y en dios. I like rolling stones forever
Wow, what a band when I think this was 1967.
Brian and bill were a big part as is ronnie mick Taylor did great but really didn't do too much before or after where ronnie was a success in the faces Brian od but the music he left behind come on satisfaction , Honky-tonk women, lady jane , the last time , you can't always get want what . The list goes on ronnie from 75 too present. Long live Charlie and thanks to bill a great library of music The Rolling stones rock and roll forever
Noisy but Super Great
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Bill Wyman is one of the greatest bass players on this planet, he stands right beside Paul McCartney in the Rock and Roll era.
Both are average bass players . Very good players but not among the greatest players.
@@adamwatson6916😂😂😂
This marks end of the stones as a ‘pop group’. Not a blues song in the set. With incredible guitarists like Hendrix Clapton and Green exploding in the UK, they risked being left behind.
Did they drag a mellotron to Paris, cuz that's what it brings to mind.
French lecky. Non-nucular at the time
No video..?
Jones is great here!
Mick y Richard no sabian quien era Magritte un pintor surrealista gayarre vasco Argentino
Gracias pero ya se sabe que el grupo era de Brian Jones y las letras de Brian Jones y la música de Brian Jones,no soy el único que lo sé lo saben todos.
El que quiera saber más se tiene que comunicar con el Club de Brian Jones dónde era la mansión de el que tiene material con Marian Faiful cantando , Braian Jones tocando todos los instrumentos hermana morfina del año 1967. Yo lo tengo pero son piezas de colección.
Saludos.
Jorge Marilyn Gayarre.
Vasco Argentino.
@@marinaalmiron713no fuckin way!!!
Must of been hard for Keith to cover for Brian!
Absolute rubbish!!
Funny, in France Stones have always been more successful than the Beatles.
wow they really stunk
What’re you on about
Are you a Beatles fan?
Brian could barely play guitar, Keith had to do most of his parts. Brian couldn't rock n roll like the others and wasn't wild enough to burn the candle at both ends as Mick and Keith especially thrived with manic wild lifestyle Brian couldn't handle it and got scared and had to be sedated most of the time, he only had the stamina to play 1 in 4 shows. Also he became really really fat and his neck disappeared he also never wrote not even one song and was really jealous of Mick and Keiths genius and fame ie when Brian got arrested no one cared but when Mick and Keith it was crazy! Brian just wasn't cut out to be a rolling stone! Mick Keith and Charlie are the only stones
Brian was on par with Keith at the very least. He was never “fat” and where are you getting the info that he played only 1 in 4 shows?😂 Bill and Charlie and lots of Brian’s friends have said Brian helped write some music and lyrics but never got credit. This is clear glimmer twins meat riding and maybe you should look at the other side of the story, because mick and Keith are the only ones claiming these things.
@@J..398Thanks for the nice words ..Brian Jones was the original Rolling Stone.. Respect to his memory 🙏
Not even close on your assessment. Brian only missed a total of five concerts out of hundreds of shows. Listen to their early stuff where Brian was playing decent guitar before he fell apart in 1967. This tour Brian actually played pretty decent considering he just lost Anita to Keith and felt betrayed.
@@ovalvox7888 Anita this poison woman!
Your comment is not remotely accurate. Brian taught Keith how to play guitar!
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