Not Fade Away LIVE - Stones - June 1964

[@laylaparker8664]

How many of you knew that Brian is accually playing two harmonicas? Hes such a talented bloke I love him.

[@jeanoday6916]

Brian is Fabulous my Dandelion that Brian he is🌿🌝

[@titto2602]

I just found it out a few minutes ago. Once you take notice it becomes very clear with each and every one of his actions.

[@carobu1776]

Did not know it!

[@LeotheOrangeCat]

it's kind of hard to miss

[@joycerichardson1810]

Harmonicas in 2 different keys--Brian switches back and forth with each chord change.

[@jollypolly3771]

Brian the true musician. They wouldn’t be rolling today if he hadn’t led the way

[@johndeacetis4707]

Yes he engineered the wheels on that wagon ..that woukd stay in motion many many moons later

[@missmax73]

Brian Jones was the coolest guy ever,even 50+ years later. No Jones,no Stones.

[@ethanweig9988]

Max 820 I’ve seen your comments everywhere I’m glad to see another Brian Jones fan he rly was the best stone

[@cecisplendor67]

The same for me! I m a fan of Brian! Forever!!!

[@sarahb8398]

Brian really gave Mick something to think about 🤣

[@TheaterPup]

Brian has some rockin '60s moves there. :D

[@edtriana6250]

Brian Jones was amazingly talented. His harmonica playing is awesome in this song.
His playing of a sitar in "Painted Black" is impressive too!

[@snapfinger1]

The Worlds Greatest Rock n Roll Band.

[@guylaurent8138]

Brian was so talented and his harmonica playing proof it

[@royston1762]

Sitar tbh

[@Cryo837]

+guy laurent harpsichord

[@guylaurent8138]

Cryo837 thanks..

[@guylaurent8138]

Raven Jayne Grace yes Brian was always
my favorite stone, because like you say he was so damned talented..

[@larrykringen7395]

He was a GOD of Rock and Roll.

[@umapathyjaisi5869]

Brian Jones Sir. That was so great. Thank you.

[@dasboot19801]

Damn, Brian Jones rocked that harmonica. "Love is real not fade away"

[@ethanweig9988]

Brian was so cool. He was having so much fun. Rip

[@ROCKINGMAN]

Great performance! Loved them all, such a shame Brian Jones died so young.

[@alfredpaul8732]

My time ... the Sixties ... my music ... The Rolling Stones ...

[@colinedwards3959]

Two harmonicas different pitches …Brilliant 💯👏

[@timlazar9030]

I have never seen another bass player hold their instrument at such an angle...

[@benoitdenise9821]

Très grand Respect a Brian Jones, Merci.

[@quielyboo]

Love Brian❤

[@cachili9]

That harmonica made the song, and Brian Jones was the best Stone. End o story, RIP

[@cecisplendor67]

Right!

[@yeremiapatuan4877]

Brian with his legendary Harmonica and Bill with his legendary Framus Star Bass.

[@VernMoline]

always a joy to see Brian play on live stages

[@christineklinger1970]

Did you all know Brian played harmonica on Peter:s and Gordon's song of Love Me Baby which the duo wrote and recorded for the B side of I Go To Pieces? Actually Brian and Gordon were best friends and hung out together in the sixties. Just a bit of rock and roll musical history for you all I thought I would share. Christine Klinger

[@Brembelia]

Here's another stunning example of Rolling Stones music that has been able to bridge the years. This song/arrangement/performance is just as fresh and exciting as when it was first done over 50 years ago. This is one band that has known from the beginning how to deliver the goods. I never get tired of listening to them. :D

[@dtshifter]

Wow that is some awesome harmonica playing!

[@elleboucher]

...and Bill Wyman playing bass like a stand up. Love it :)

[@justbeamensch]

Thanks cousin Brian for pulling out those A and D harps and caring so much, from a 14 year old in Detroit in 1964 who didn't know Buddy Holly from Bo Diddley from Little Walter and heard and felt this song so deeply on his Dad's car radio. You took us on a trip that made life worth living. And Pop, thanks for not changing the channel.

[@anazaeid]

Brian Style Icon.

[@estremonias1112]

Excellent version of Buddy Holly´s song, with Brian Jones playing the harmonic in an incredible way.
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
I'm gonna tell you how it's gonna be
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
You're gonna give your love to me
Bop-bop-bop-bop
I want to love you night and day
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
You know my loving not fade away
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Well you know my loving not fade away
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
My love bigger than a Cadillac
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
I'll try to show it when you're driving me back
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
Your love for me got to be real
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
For you to know just how I feel
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
A love for real not fade away
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
I'm gonna tell you how it's gonna be
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
You're gonna give your love to me
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
Love to last more than one day
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
Love is loving and not fade away
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Love is loving and not fade away
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
'Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop
Bop-bop-bop-bop

[@3315nostrand]

brian jones was one cool cat ,he flips the bird and then laughs into the camers.mick never caught on..

[@debiedog1]

The Stones at their very best !!!!

[@LasLupin]

Yes, you're right, He was the best stone !

[@BlindWillieJackson]

Hey, Bo Diddley!

[@norcalguy916]

i agree brian jones the heart and soul of the stones

[@rosariodeleon541]

Thanks Brian it was all you!

[@mangledinal]

Lewis Brian Hopkin-Jones b.28 February 1942, Gloucestershire, England, UK d.3 July 1969, Sussex, England, UK (drowned) Died at 27 years old, making him a member of the "27 Club"; The 27 Club is a group of prominent musicians that died at the age of 27. Other members include guitarist Jimi Hendrix, singer Janis Joplin, The Doors frontman Jim Morrison and Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. Jones was 5/6".

[@robertorellana103]

Bill holding the bass in a unique way

[@smasica]

Love watching the old videos for the shots of vintage equipment. Played some back during that time with my younger brother and 3 other guys. We were just good enough to be bad.

[@huascar66]

Brian WAS the "pop star". He pretty much defined the genre throughout the 1960s.

[@M1lesJames]

No Jones No Stones

[@lauraleesrogers9702]

Amen to that

[@lavoniajohallharris3313]

Brian knew how to play a mean Harmonica (or two) Miss you!!

[@shakeaseven]

Without youtube I could never see these clips. Best part of the net. That's not a plug by the way. I wish this facility had been around 40 years ago.

[@craigthompson5626]

Written by Buddy Holly which he actually influenced a lot of bands. That is how the Beatles came up with their name. They loved his music so much they came up with the name Beatles because Of Buddy Holly and the Crickets.

[@RollingOrmond]

And took his band set-up and original songwriting model to boot!

[@amoqueenrolingstones3099]

Mick Jageer lindo gato 💕

[@bratfett]

... very CooL

[@jerrymicco1610]

Cleveland OH .... The first time I saw them, got on my Schwinn and bought the album at Kresges

[@sdfeeezadfqdfqsdfqsd]

American rythm'n'blues and rock'n'roll of the fifties remixed a few year later by an english boys band with pretty faces and revolutionnary long hair. All the best blues and rock'n'roll concentrated in one band, with a better sound (sound techniques had improved in the meantime). That was the key of their success

[@andythomas706]

Yawn!

[@mikegerow5171]

double and triple yawn. hey quzzurfuckoffzz. please don't comment anymore.
just go sit in a nice warm bowl of poop or something.

[@joesolese]

They took a page out of Bo Diddly book.

[@andythomas706]

Joey Sales Don't know about a page. I think it was more like a chapter. They did it so well. I was 12 when the first album came out. It's because of them I found Bo Diddley!

[@mastomasto6197]

Brian era sim o maior músico da banda .

[@clarkewi]

Pretty damn good.

[@richardwhitfill5253]

I love the early stone. O

[@christineklinger1970]

Fan and gear song by The Rolling Stones brings back the memories for me when.I was a teenage girl. Thanks for sharing the video. Cheers:Christine Klinger

[@wesleycook7687]

Very good cover. Too bad Buddy never got to hear it.

[@irinamartiskainen8663]

energizers))))!!!!

[@fooman65]

Great live footage

[@leoaussie2746]

A fucking classic this song!!!

[@PaulGreen11]

Play it, Bill!

[@mangledinal]

SO HARD TO BELIEVE MICK WILL BE 70 ON JULY 26, 2013. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MICK.
HARMONICA IS ALL IN THIS SONG.
THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS.

[@drikarodrigues1535]

ótima versão !!!

[@EmeraldWoodArchives]

Y'know, I never realized Keef used a Casino before the Beatles. A couple years earlier, I think.

[@sdfeeezadfqdfqsdfqsd]

Based on the typical and famous Bo Diddley Rythmm

[@grahamw56]

Ok ok we knooooow ffsake ! THIS is the STONES ....and THEY are still singing, composing and touring. OK ?

[@Rushmore222]

Brian Jones is probably the most revered rocker in 1964, not to be remembered at all in 2024.

[@kopynd1]

class act

[@5bears799]

brian jones was confident enough to dump his super 400 . gibson and stun us all with his mouth organ

[@Renhjarta]

I think he played a Gretsch Anniversary guitar.

[@gastonsanchez]

♡

[@verga8550]

Sorry you had to see this, Buddy Holly!!

[@norcalguy916]

yup a good song

[@nunyabusiness164]

The crying girls.... Me too y'all.

[@myearsloveit]

far out man

[@willardarmbruster8111]

RIP Mike Douglas

[@royston1762]

Just look at Keith..... What a legend

[@andrewlinville2066]

I like buddy holly not fade away

[@jjclonewars]

Agreed

[@crlguitar1]

I like both versions.....Stones put the BoDiddley feel in it....Classic tune....

[@jjs490]

+6 String Fan Yes it has that Bo Diddley beat, , you cant hide it!!!!

[@minionking99]

❤️❤️❤️

[@gortbot7748]

Brian Jones founded the band.

[@Gilbert_Dice_Gottfried]

I don’t know why but there’s something so funny about mick jagger shaking his maracas. He’s got so much electricity as a frontman.

[@prodkwop]

People are talking about Brian but I think Keith stole the show with those moves..

[@eddieg4740]

Also, I want a Casino :))

[@bartlettohio]

Paul McCartney still plays his original Casino on stage today....truth be told, he played lead on most later Beatles records, because George was so bored. Jimi Hendrix even bought one, and used it to record ! Listen to Gary Clarke to hear what a Casino can do!!! Even Dwight Yoakum is playing one now !!!!

[@BoutYoungAnnaLee]

McCartney didnt play lead on 'most later Beatle records', he played lead on a small handful.

[@Cissy2cute]

Why do you say Brian "wishes he was a pop star"? Yet you say nothing about Mick or Keith's Chuck Berry move at the beginning. Brian was a GREAT harmonica player. So he can't show off a bit? Plus he is free to move around without a guitar. He taught Mick almost everything he knew. Anyway, thanks for the upload it is very entertaining and the takes of that crowd-prize goes to the lady in the white hat at about 1:04!

[@Cissy2cute]

So the presenter wasn't even familiar with the title!!! Preparation sir, preparation.

[@Methilde]

Mick's harmonica style is clearly more about Jimmy Reed

[@Cissy2cute]

@@Methilde Curious since Brian taught him how to play.

[@Methilde]

@@Cissy2cute i was talking about musical style, clearly Jagger was very influenced by J. Reed also for singing. You could show a few things on harmonica but after you learn by yourself.

[@ronberg8141]

What keys are Brian's two harps in? I do know they are Hohner Marine Bands. As good as Mick was, Brian literally blew him away with his ability to bend notes.

[@andythomas706]

Hohner Marine Band harmonicas were Chromatic. Blues Harps Aren't.

[@obitomknobby]

Andy Thomas Marine Band are not chromatic.

[@mikegerow5171]

Andy Thomas You need to get out more Andy.

[@mikegerow5171]

Andy Thomas Yah so what's your point?

[@ThornyUke]

reminds me of the Scotch vhs tape adverts with the skeleton, re record and not fade away lol

[@brainimp]

oh man that makes the 80 memories come flooding back to me from when a was young nipper

[@ciarraibuzz]

Mike Douglas's show had the Rolling Stones before Sullivan. I had forgotten this. Why no mention in the note accompanying video?

[@bigangel9145]

🌞

[@Alanoffer]

The Rolling Stounes

[@sgdeluxedoc]

Anyone notice just how animated Keef is? No sedating substances for that boy, just yet ;-)

[@hellbent6344]

Man the gretsch anniversary model in the back . Must be the g6118

[@anthonidoro9525]

greats mick jagguer on the rolling stones

[@tompowers9218]

Charlie is playing Ludwigs here. I always thought he was a Gretch man.

[@ieuantime3257]

Tom Powers He used a Ludwig kit in the Stones' early years but he used a Gretch kit later on.

[@MrWilydw]

wow they even had connect 4 .

[@cecisplendor67]

Mick è ancora ossessionato dalla figura di Brian.....

[@zyxmyk]

Buddy Holly would have loved the harmonica.

[@MrPolishedTurd]

buddy Holly's is still farfaaaaaaaar better. even though I love the stones :)

[@Mr50Ergonomic]

pause @ 1:04 perv in sunglasses

[@mikegerow5171]

yah man. good eye. That's fucking hilarious !!! hahahahaha

[@mikegerow5171]

you should see if you could get a job with the FBI guarding the president or something !

[@grahamw56]

PLEEZE, no more fools telling us all about Bo Diddley. WE KNOW...and it's getting BORING. Thankyou.

[@MrPitcairn16]

Brian was okay but there are two Stones which will live forever Mick and Keith

[@centoeberhardt1663]

WTF?! Did u say he was OKAY?! He was and will ALWAYS be THE HEART AND SOUL of them. Stones (and especially Jones) FOREVER!!!! 😳🙄🥰😊😛

[@raymondfaron85]

Primitive Cool.

[@orionaguila7107]

🎼😳Brian Jones 😳 🎼🎼😵😵 bestial😵

[@jg0mmf]

ベースの弾き方がイカしてる!

[@hewgrebe4771]

How many harmonicas does Brian Jones have? Plays so well, though. Great Buddy Holly cover. Thanks.

[@Nominay]

I love how black this sounds.

[@jamiefoyers2800]

Too short a song..but great performance!.

[@Charles-yq8vv]

Mick is doing the pee dance...

[@mikegerow5171]

Paul McCartney already had his Epiphone Casino with the Beatles way before Keef pulled another little Beatles copycat ripoff and got one for himself. True, John and George both got Casinos after Keef but Paul had the first one.!!