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27 club
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Hi,
I'm a DJ
I hope this channel will serve as a way to visit the memory of all of us, and find the music of all of club 27.
it's just a contribution, without any profit, without monetization, it's something in the memory of these great souls that allows us their works forever.
I got into this musical journey, thanks my great good friend Jimi Emerson. He is a guitarist here his channel check out: ua-cam.com/users/JimiEmersonfeatured
Who is a big fan of all the members and showed me the richness of his music.
My style of music and composition is electronic and tech house, but I love all kinds of music.
And years ago I started and I have never been able to stop listening to these great heroes and such talented people.
#27club #the27club #theclub27 #clubdos27 #the27clubforever #121
I'm a DJ
I hope this channel will serve as a way to visit the memory of all of us, and find the music of all of club 27.
it's just a contribution, without any profit, without monetization, it's something in the memory of these great souls that allows us their works forever.
I got into this musical journey, thanks my great good friend Jimi Emerson. He is a guitarist here his channel check out: ua-cam.com/users/JimiEmersonfeatured
Who is a big fan of all the members and showed me the richness of his music.
My style of music and composition is electronic and tech house, but I love all kinds of music.
And years ago I started and I have never been able to stop listening to these great heroes and such talented people.
#27club #the27club #theclub27 #clubdos27 #the27clubforever #121
Brian Jones 27 Club
Tenth member musician of the 27 club.
Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones (February 28, 1942 - July 2, 1969) was an English musician and composer, best known as the founder and original leader of the Rolling Stones. Initially a slide guitarist, Jones went on to play a wide variety of instruments on Rolling Stones recordings and in concerts, including base guitar, guitar, zither, dulcimer, various keyboard instruments such as piano and mellotron, marimba, wind instruments such as harmonica, recorder, saxophone, as well as drums, voice and many others.
Discography with the Rolling Stones
1964 - The Rolling Stones (England's Newest Hitmakers)
1964 - 12 x 5
1965 - Out of Our Heads
1965 - Got Live if You Want It!
1965 - December's Children (And Everybody's)
1965 - Rolling Stones Now!
1966 - Aftermath
1967 - Their Satanic Majesties Request
1967 - Flowers
1967 - Between the Buttons
1968 - Beggars Banquet
1969 - Let It Bleed (participated in the Songs "Midnight Rambler" e "You Got the Silver")
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Jones
Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones (February 28, 1942 - July 2, 1969) was an English musician and composer, best known as the founder and original leader of the Rolling Stones. Initially a slide guitarist, Jones went on to play a wide variety of instruments on Rolling Stones recordings and in concerts, including base guitar, guitar, zither, dulcimer, various keyboard instruments such as piano and mellotron, marimba, wind instruments such as harmonica, recorder, saxophone, as well as drums, voice and many others.
Discography with the Rolling Stones
1964 - The Rolling Stones (England's Newest Hitmakers)
1964 - 12 x 5
1965 - Out of Our Heads
1965 - Got Live if You Want It!
1965 - December's Children (And Everybody's)
1965 - Rolling Stones Now!
1966 - Aftermath
1967 - Their Satanic Majesties Request
1967 - Flowers
1967 - Between the Buttons
1968 - Beggars Banquet
1969 - Let It Bleed (participated in the Songs "Midnight Rambler" e "You Got the Silver")
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Jones
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Malcolm Hale
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Spanky and Our Gang - Lazy Day Malcolm Hale born 17 May 1941 and died 31 Oct 1968 (aged 27) Folk/Rock Musician. Hale was a member of the popular 1960s musical group, "Spanky & Our Gang." The group formed in Chicago, Illinois, in 1966, and included Lefty Baker, Elaine 'Spanky' McFarlane, Nigel Pickering, John Seiter, Kenny Hodges, and the late Paul Michael 'Oz' Bach. The group had a successful r...
Joe Henderson Snap Your Fingers
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Snap Your Fingers (Martin-Zinetis) by Joe Henderson, orchestra conducted by Cliff Parman, produced by Paul Cohen. Joe Henderson born 1937 and died October 25, 1964 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Henderson_(gospel_singer) #27Club
Rudy Lewis I've Loved You So Long
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Rudy Lewis - I`ve Loved You So Long Rudy Lewis born August 23, 1936 and died May 20, 1964. Was an American rhythm and blues singer known for his work with the Drifters. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudy_Lewis #27Club
Jesse Belvin Guess Who
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Jesse Belvin - Guess Who (1959) Jesse Lorenzo Belvin born on December 15, 1932, died on February 6, 1960. He was a popular American singer, pianist and songwriter in the 1950s. Belvin's success was interrupted by his death in a car accident at age 27. Among many hits, he composed Eath Angel, Goodnigh my Love..Belvin signed to RCA Records in 1959, and immediately had a Top 40 hit with "Guess Who...
Nat Jaffe
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Nat Jaffe - Zonky Nat Jaffe born January 1, 1918 and died August 5, 1945. Was an American swing jazz pianist. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nat_Jaffe worldhistoryproject.org/1945/8/5/nat-jaffe-dies #27club
Louis Chauvin
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"Heliotrope Bouquet" (Louis Chauvin with Scott Joplin, 1907) Piece played by great Reginald Robinson, American jazz and ragtime pianist. Louis Chauvin born March 13, 1881 and died March 26, 1908. Was a ragtime jazz pioneer and contemporary of Scott Joplin. Possible contributors to his death were listed as multiple sclerosis, syphilis and starvation due to the coma he was in. en.wikipedia.org/wi...
Alexandre Levy
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Tango brasileiro (1890) Alexandre Levy Piece played by the great Brazilian pianist Nelson Freire. Alexandre Levy Born November 10, 1864 - Died January 17, 1892 At 27 years of age, without any apparent illness, he died suddenly in his hometown, São Paulo pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandre_Levy acervolevy.com/ #27club
Alle beste Melodien von Rohling Stones wurden von Brian geschrieben ❤
He was something special.
Jones was truly not very talented and he was far too lazy to even try.
Brian was my first crush. So talented and so good looking. It was sad that he couldn’t handle fame very well. ❤
Hold on from where u are !😢
One of Joplin’s best collaborative rags. Chauvin really had a musical vein. Joplin finishes marvelously the piece.
1:14 Ine of the photos.. He was so beautiful ❤️❤️ And always will be❤❤❤
Brian!!!
Brian got robbed of his dreams and then his life.
When I heard about the death of Brian Jones, it was also for me the end of the Stones I liked. My friends didn't understand and considered that his role within the group was not that important. But for me, with Brian all the originality and flavor of their music disappeared. He represented the difference between being fashionable and creating fashion. I am happy to see that Brian's crucial importance is now being recognized.
Cogent analysis.
He was and will be in he best of the Stones! 🙏 Brian Jones the original Rolling Stone 🎸👏
@@elenikorkodelaki2695 I attended the concert in Lynn, Massachusetts in 1964 and the concert in Foxboro, Massachusetts last week, 2024. Despite all the visual displays last week the power of the Rolling Stones has waned. "Satisfaction" then and now a disappointment. "Steel Wheels" has morphed into "Steel Wheelchairs." 60 years has not been kind.
@@ruffian2952 Hi my friend! I saw your comment, but i wanted to translation it, because my english isn't so good! Of course i understand what you mean, but to translate it is much better for me! First i am a little jealous that you saw the Rolling Stones in the early years with the founder of them Brian Jones, my favourite!.. Without Brian there would be no Stones! I agree with all you say! Thank you! And i remember your name.. you were a friend of Sharon! I often changed comments with her. She knew Brian..She told me how their friendship began, years ago.. Unfortunately Sandy isn't with us anymore! Maybe she met Brian in heaven! Sorry when i have mistakes, but I'm sure you understand! Take care!!!
Sorry i wrote Sandy the second time.. the right name is Sharon!
he got cucked to death!!
For obvious reasons he had to be dismissed. Jagger/Richards fitted the competition Lenon/Mac Cartney Great musician with strong mood changes normal to talents like Brian RIP Dear friend we who knew you mis you...
The band had a lot of bad luck. Lefty Baker died in 1970. Another immensely talented guy who sang lead on "I'd Like to Get To Know You".
❤❤❤ Eterno el Creador. Brian por siempre en el corazón de todo fans.
Beautifully edited...
Brian Brian 💔❣️
Coolest kid in the room in his day .RIP Brian
Really? "Cool" is such a Lie, cool in essence sadly sent Brian, and many others to an early grave. I liked Brian as far as the Incredible Musical Talent that he possessed. Albeit he seemed rather personable? But Cool=Selfish, and even Cruelty. Brian got a couple of girls pregnant in High School "So Cool" except for the girls he used for his pleasure, and the several children he sired, but did Not Father. Not so cool for them. The price of cool is very expensive. A sad tragic story all the way around, like so many of us that buy into the cool trap..
The MOST talented, original, beautiful Rolling Stone 🎸👏👏 Brilliant BRIAN JONES 🌟🌟🌟 It was his BAND, and so stays it in history forever ❤
Brian was a musical genius. The best stone by a long way.
There never was a shortage of musical geniuses in the Rolling Stones, but Brian Jones was certainly not one of them. He was poser.
Brian Jones ...The least talented and the most expendable of the Rolling Stones. He brought almost nothing to the table. He was just a poser.
Wood is a fitting replacement if your allegation be true.
@@ruffian2952Just for perspective Ron Wood could have retired from show business after all his successful careers with the Jeff Beck group, Small faces and with Rod Stewart and he would not have anything to be ashamed of. But he didn't he then fulfilled his life long dream of becoming a Rolling Stone and he has been doing that successfully for the last 49 years. Aside from a snarky comment on a UA-cam video it is obvious to most everyone else that Ron has accomplished a thousand times what Brian could have ever dreamed of doing.
@@williardbillmore5713 I'll try to remember your opinion as I watch Wood pose on the stage with a cigarette in his kisser as that seems to contribute to his personna. Smoke no fire.
@@ruffian2952 No one posed like the poser Brian only he couldn't play worth a shit.
So much good much coming out of the 60's! I'd love to go back and grow up then.
Seems like in almost every band there is one person who is just hanging on so to speak. One that drifts away from the pack or feels alienated in some way. At the start a band is such a great thing. For someone who's family was gone I am sure the substitute of having friends fill that void is comforting however the pressures of the reality soon catch up along with time and the constant sense of having to fill the gap that you are responsible for filling. One slip and down the hole we fall. It seems to take no time at all. A momentary laps of reason.
A talented young man who used to sought the parents' approval, betrayed by l colleagues and murded by a contractor who complained on late payment. Brian fell apart after losing the girl of his fancy.
Jones did not "found" the Rolling Stones... The only group he started was the 27 club... LOSER.
un tipo como Brian Jones nunca se irá Siempre vivirá en la mente de aquellos que gustamos de la expresión musical de un genio DEP Brian Jones ❤ !
Correction: Joplin was listed first on the sheet music
I’ve read that Chauvin composed many melodies but most weren’t written down. Beautiful melodies that were composed one day and forgotten the next. He met Joplin who wrote down two of Chauvin’s melodies. Joplin then composed two more strains that went wonderfully with Chauvin’s to become the Heliotrope Bouquet (1907). Chauvin’s name was listed first. Joplin had a good soul to match his genius, it seems.
0:39. Sorry, that's not Brian. He's an actor trying to look like Brian.
Brian Jones...Loser
Great loss of talent.
Most do not understand that he is one of the top 5 rock musicians of all time. He is just not credited for the songs he wrote in the glory days of the Stones. He should have dumped greedy, conniving Mick. Singers get more credit than they deserve.
Love u forever ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Dandelion! Almost forgot this song. The Rolling Stones have too many great songs!
Brian, the coolest one of TRS❤
Complimenti a chi ha fatto la compilation. I 5 minuti il meglio
My sweet lady Jane..... Quante volte l'ho sentita ❤❤❤❤
We love you, Golden Stone.
Rudy touches Sam Cooke with this song....May they both find peace in paradise with those heavenly voices. Peace
No Jones no Stones
Thanks for posting. The best version, imo. Sounds easy and nonchalent. It's not. 🎵🎶🎶🎵. 😥
LOVE BRIAN AND ROLLING STONES ARE THE GREATEST 🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🥁💖💖💖✌R.I.P. BRIAN LOVE YOU ALWAYS 💖💖💖🇨🇦🥀
False Gods.
Brian Jones - STOP YOUR DRUGS
Brian Jones whose work with the Stones changed the face of popular music forever. Brian Jones - Legend RIP
Well done. A thoughtful, indeed clever compilation that takes us through Brian's life via his work on Stones songs.
I wonder what would have happened to the stones if Mick and Keith had helped and supported Brian instead of sacking him.
I wish he could have ventured into other musical projects while still collaborating with the Stones in the studio in a part-time role.
To be honest I think Brian still would have died he was a mess and they didn't have such things as Betty Ford etc back then I don't mean to be cruel it's just facts he was very self destructive.😢
Brian chose his path. He wouldn’t have listened. There’s no perfect life. He was searching for what he thought was right and he found something we wasn’t looking for. Life’s like that. Truth is stranger than fiction. You know , we walk through it every day.
@@chuckselvage3157hi have read yr comment Brian was very hurt by people you didn’t know him I did so please think about your comments his family can see these would you like it if it was you obviously not leave him to rest please Brian was very loving and caring and kind to me he taught me to play a guitar and helped me with my o levels we were very close he knew how much I hurt over my dad dying and I know how much he hurt over how his parents treated him plus private stuff hate it when people run down other s they have not met or know properly
You didn’t get counselling in those days I know I’ve been there since Brian died wish he was here it hurts like hell
RIP ❤😢. Mick Jagger could never compare with you❣️ I believe he was jealous.
Well said ! :)
Absolutely. Most Definitely
TRES Cool
Brian and his kids were/are awesome ! all 6 of the kids !
now i know!! LOL. never heard of him, til I watched this video. hmm murdered?
La musica de los Stones ya no sonó igual sin Brian Jonnes