I never heard of Brian having a fall out with Jimi Hendrix. They were rather close. It was Brian who introduced Jimi to the crowd at Monterey Pop Festival and the song All Along The Watch Tower, is Brian playing the thwack you hear at the end of each bar in the intro, on an instrument called a vibraslap. Due to Brian's death, Hendrix plays Lover Man dedicated to Brian Jones at Tonight show with Flip Wilson as host on July 10 !!
So when does mick speak out??? Cause all I heard was a narration of shit that I have already heard and knew through other videos and literature. That was already out there.
He dug a hole in life that he couldn't get out of with numerous unwanted kids from different women that he didn't help support, preferring to spend his money on drinking and drugging. First he lost control of the band he started. But, if they had stayed playing straight blues, we never would have heard of them. Manager Andrew Oldham knew this. Then falling in love with a groupie (Anita Pallenberg) who left him for for Keith after Brian kept abusing her. Bad decision after bad decision. You only get so many in one lifetime. (Didn't know he had a feud with Hendrix though and I question the validity of that info.) A sad and tragic story, one of the saddest in Rock history in my opinion because he originally had so much promise. Still, he was the only one who could have changed the inevitable outcome and he didn't. So......
Brian Jones adored Jimi Hendrix while the insecurities were felt by Eric Clapton in particular. Brian Jones came back into his own in getting Mick and Keith to agree to his way out ideas in introducing sitar, marimbas, dulcimer, mellotron ,etc which transformed the songs. Brian wasn’t just a blues purist. He was two or three other musicians as well. His difficulties and insecurities involved those he felt paranoid about but not those he didn’t. Andrew Oldham was a brilliant manager in terms of creating images and stunts but not much of a producer but worst of all took sides, for Mick and Keith but at Brian’s expense. One big problem is that the Stones like a lot of groups toured too hard in
The real Rolling Stones with Brian Jones! (Jones was an instrumentalist, who played 11 instruments.) While he didn't directly write any of their songs, he was, um, 'instrumental' in their early sound. He played the sitar on, 'Paint it Black', and was the low-string, bass-like rhythm guitar on, 'It's All Over Now". Had Brian lived and stayed with the band, I think the Rolling Stones, through the years, would've been a more interesting band, and I think Mick and Keith Richards would agree.
This is yet another American attempt to wax lyrical with what is a story actually uncluttered with sophistication. It's ponderous and could have been done inside five minutes.
Have any of you ever seen the Rolling Stones live in concert? Mic Jagger is so small and thin that I could barely see him behind the mic stand. And I was on the sixth row. Okay, I'm joking, but he is REALLY skinny and small, as is Keith Richards. Both are the same, diminutive size. Tiny. It's uncanny because on screen, they seem taller and bigger, but they are both really skinny and tiny.
Two world wars in 30 years will do that to a people. A lot of malnutrition meant most of the early British bands were 5'5 to 5'8 or so. Check out the Small Faces. All under 5'6. Tough bunch of buggers, all of 'em.
You know who Brian is ignoramus nasty crack , he was the one who made. the stones early hits through his slide guitar sound which gave the other stones their fame & fortunes
Brian who??? You are ridiculous man! Brian who?? Rian started the Stones and of course you know that. . I agree with you about Mick Taylor.He was brilliant. Respect! But he left them to save his life .. And he done very well!
Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones !! No Jones No Stones !
I never heard of Brian having a fall out with Jimi Hendrix. They were rather close. It was Brian who introduced Jimi to the crowd at Monterey Pop Festival and the song All Along The Watch Tower, is Brian playing the thwack you hear at the end of each bar in the intro, on an instrument called a vibraslap. Due to Brian's death, Hendrix plays Lover Man dedicated to Brian Jones at Tonight show with Flip Wilson as host on July 10 !!
Stones were never the same without Brian
So when does mick speak out??? Cause all I heard was a narration of shit that I have already heard and knew through other videos and literature. That was already out there.
Mick was jealous of Brian Jones.
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@@SuperAnimelover100 I knew that over 20 yrs ago.
@@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead I hear ya.
I was also looking to hear exactly what Mick said as well.
Their was talk of Brian Jones forming a Super group, with Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon. The band was to be called the Balls but Brian died.
He dug a hole in life that he couldn't get out of with numerous unwanted kids from different women that he didn't help support, preferring to spend his money on drinking and drugging. First he lost control of the band he started. But, if they had stayed playing straight blues, we never would have heard of them. Manager Andrew Oldham knew this. Then falling in love with a groupie (Anita Pallenberg) who left him for for Keith after Brian kept abusing her. Bad decision after bad decision. You only get so many in one lifetime. (Didn't know he had a feud with Hendrix though and I question the validity of that info.) A sad and tragic story, one of the saddest in Rock history in my opinion because he originally had so much promise. Still, he was the only one who could have changed the inevitable outcome and he didn't. So......
Brian Jones adored Jimi Hendrix while the insecurities were felt by Eric Clapton in particular. Brian Jones came back into his own in getting Mick and Keith to agree to his way out ideas in introducing sitar, marimbas, dulcimer, mellotron ,etc which transformed the songs. Brian wasn’t just a blues purist. He was two or three other musicians as well. His difficulties and insecurities involved those he felt paranoid about but not those he didn’t. Andrew Oldham was a brilliant manager in terms of creating images and stunts but not much of a producer but worst of all took sides, for Mick and Keith but at Brian’s expense. One big problem is that the Stones like a lot of groups toured too hard in
@@richardbanker3910 Well said !!!!!
Go back and tell the real story as to why Keef took Anita away while in Morroco!
The real Rolling Stones with Brian Jones! (Jones was an instrumentalist, who played 11 instruments.) While he didn't directly write any of their songs, he was, um, 'instrumental' in their early sound. He played the sitar on, 'Paint it Black', and was the low-string, bass-like rhythm guitar on, 'It's All Over Now". Had Brian lived and stayed with the band, I think the Rolling Stones, through the years, would've been a more interesting band, and I think Mick and Keith Richards would agree.
This is yet another American attempt to wax lyrical with what is a story actually uncluttered with sophistication. It's ponderous and could have been done inside five minutes.
He took too many and much of the wrong drugs. At least that is what Jagger said.
Where's Micks revelation? Same old story.
The Stones became mega stars after Brian's death. Mick Taylor and Ron Wood were more than adequate replacements for that second guitar spot.
Mick Taylor was great but Ron Wood just doesn't do it for me. Loved Ron when he played with Rod Stewart. Great team they were .
@@SuperAnimelover100 Thanks
Have any of you ever seen the Rolling Stones live in concert? Mic Jagger is so small and thin that I could barely see him behind the mic stand. And I was on the sixth row. Okay, I'm joking, but he is REALLY skinny and small, as is Keith Richards. Both are the same, diminutive size. Tiny. It's uncanny because on screen, they seem taller and bigger, but they are both really skinny and tiny.
Two world wars in 30 years will do that to a people. A lot of malnutrition meant most of the early British bands were 5'5 to 5'8 or so. Check out the Small Faces. All under 5'6. Tough bunch of buggers, all of 'em.
They were so much better without that Jones person..The Mick Taylor era was the best. BRIAN WHO ???
You know who Brian is ignoramus nasty crack , he was the one who made. the stones early hits through his slide guitar sound which gave the other stones their fame & fortunes
Brian who??? You are ridiculous man! Brian who?? Rian started the Stones and of course you know that. . I agree with you about Mick Taylor.He was brilliant. Respect! But he left them to save his life .. And he done very well!
Not Rian.. Brian.. i mean!
Jagger and Richards - 10 cent Beatles, a wise man once said.
The Stones are so overrated.
Could be. I never liked the post Jones Stones as much.