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Keith's the man

Need more footage from their 70s tour!!!😢

I was there and it was a great show , seen them many times since , the greatest rock n roll band in the world , god bless em !

Keith your voice is incredible and beautiful 🎉🎉. You are a true legend 🎉🎉. Charlie your drumming is phenomenal and on point 🎉🎉. Bill and Ronnie are killing it as usual 🎉🎉

Keith you are an incredible artist and song writer. Your voice is truly beautiful in this 🎵 🎶. Charlie is phenomenal 🎉🎉. Ronnie and Bill are simply fantastic 🎉🎉

My First Stones Concert 🎸 The LA Forum 🙌🏾

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Без Мика Тейлора совсем не то, что было..... проще, грязнее, примитивнее... 🤫

she's so cool

Great sound😊Those Americans ,must have had a ball,l mean they are almost on the stage in one pic ,so close😳

Saludos su amigo Fidel Tlaquepaque mexico

I think it’s safe to say Keef would have done just fine without the other glimmer twin. This man should have sang half the catalog especially Brown Sugar and Dance little sister Dance

I was there , I meant to be on the sercurity team but I just watched the show and met an old girlfriend of mine. I was also stoned as hell

Stones.Forever Alberto Boj

Bless. Such babies

Hello Keef 186 We once opened for The Stones back in the early 1960's and the late Ian Stewart, the 6th Stone who we knew well, loved our version of our Decca recording - please take a moment to have a look at this link as I managed to get our old band The Presidents back together to perform the long lost recording made in 1965 that was found in 2018, and released that June. ua-cam.com/video/sjcKGcM0Rtc/v-deo.html A mystery as The Stones released their version on their Out Of Our Heads Decca album?? Please leave a comment if you can Thanks:)

This was the 1st tour where I saw the Stones....since then seen them in the 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's 2010's and just got great seats for this June 6th in Buffalo, NY....the Stones are the soundtrack to my life. Love hearing audio from this tour. Thanks for posting.

Wish there was more of this great sound.

BUENA KEITH RICHARDS👏🎸👍🍻

Ya Keith looks smashed, out off it.

best audio of this song.

50 years to the day since Brian died!

great audio!!!!

Ahhh the days before Bernard Fowler

Brilliant version, they never did this intro again.

Nice clip, Especially nice to see see several photos from my first Stones show in Philadelphia 1978. But why is Iggy Pop in this video???

I do not understand why they do not do the dvd of these fantastic concerts .... why the rolling stones keep all this material in the archive? .... I think they should make a DVD for each concert, especially about the tour of 1975, ' 76, '78, '81, '82

Great take

Beautiful version

I was there, Hollywood Palladium. Crushed against the front of the stage. "this" close to Jagger when he'd strut to the edge. Fantastic!!

I was at july 20 show in ft collins colo pot wasnt legal yet but u coudnt tell lol....

Best version I've heard sofar. Raw and dangerous

Does anyone else see the picture of Bon Scott in the upper left hand corner?

Nice. This track sounds very much like what would become Keith's later solo work style. Stu was forever the Sixth Stone behind the scenes and was actually the first person to join Brian Jones when Brian was trying to form an R&B group, and before Mick and Keith happened along. Stu was eventually demoted by then-band manager Andrew Oldham from the band's official line-up as their keyboard player to road manager for publicity purposes because Stu's clean appearance didn't fit the rude image that Oldham intended to market The Stones as a black version of the nice Beatles. Thankfully, Stu accepted the demotion gracefully and also continued as The Stones' keyboard player, performing on records and onstage through the years until his death. (He was also duly credited by the band.) But many probably wouldn't know who Stu was save for the track "Boogie With Stu" that appears on Led Zeppelin's PHYSICAL GRAFFITI album, where Stu played his boogie piano and was properly credited. It's also worth noting that Stu was instrumental in the writing of Zeppelin's track "Rock and Roll", and that's him playing piano uncredited on that track, which was recorded at or about the same time during those recording sessions for Led Zeppelin's 4th UNTITLED album. Stu was one of the true unsung heroes or rock 'n roll history. Another was the late prolific recording engineer Tom Dowd en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Dowd who was a key figure in the recording of songs for many artists from the 1940's onward during the period when studio recording technology began to soar and offer better creative possibilities. Tom's work was indispensible and wasn't given proper credit (or montetary compensation) until finally receiving a Grammy Trustees Award for his lifetime achievements in February 2002, 8 months before his death.

ca frissone dans le dos a l'ecoute de ce titre que j'ai eu la chance de l'ecouter en live 2 fois a 10m de KR

The best band der worlt

un monument merci KR

Super Rock´n´Rolling Stones forever

in a small venue too!

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Lick at 1:54 sounds vaguely Duane Allman like

the stones mas "hard" jajaja! viva los stones y argentina!

Hey you Stones/Keith Freaks: I am not new to UA-cam but am actually new to leaving comments/remarks/observations... I'd like to bring to your attention a little known, if hardly ever played outtake, or fadeout at the very end of the commercially disappointing album, "Dirty Work" from 1985, at the height of the Mick/Keith feud. It's an untitled 20 or so seconds of heaven featured after the last track of the Late, Great, Irreplaceable Ian Stewart doing what he did best: tickling the ivories in true boogie woogie bluesy fashion. It still makes me tear up. No title, just there at the end of the record. It was placed there in homage to Mr. Stewart, who had just keeled over from a massive heart attack whilst waiting in his personal doctor's waiting room in London, ironically there for a check-up. After the Late, Great Johnnie Johnson, there will NEVER be anyone who comes even remotely close to Ian Stewart. Don't forget that it was he who answered Brian Jones' ad in the trade papers and was the original founder, along with Jones of the Rolling Stones that we now know!!!

2:03 "a shot of salvation" and------------ All Down the line!!

Yet another one of my favorite Stones ' songs alive and kicking on UA-cam! Love the photos of the band, of course. Still hard to believe it's been so long, but obviously it has. Like so many, their music has been the soundtrack of my life, and continues to be to this day. Thanks so much for sharing. You guys are the BEST!!!!♡♡♡♡

Knowing who was backing him up at the rainbow concert I always thought that the palpitations was the best name ever for a backing band. Think about it, a group so good they make your heart skip a beat! Great song, amazing set and concert!

I do miss a lot Mick Taylor, on the American 81 Tour looks like Ronnie plays better,( to me), even if he was gone most of the tour, I don't know jajajaja-

Nice chorus baking them up..!

Too fast.