Josh G I saw The Sonics in March when they headlined for Robert Plant. They were pure energy! My husband walked out of the concert wanting to resurrect his old high school garage band! Seriously, young musicians and bands could learn so much from them. And yeah, the drummer never quits!
Dude... he is Dusty Watson of Slacktone! Of course he is killin it... he is one of the best drummer in surf/garage/punk of all times... search for him... i really meant it...
I still remember very well, it was in 1972 in Paris (France), I was a kid and I asked my older brother: Elvis, The Stones, The Beatles, Chuck Berry, but tell me, what is Rock N Roll?. He came back with a vinyl 45 rpm, put it on the record player and... "Have Love will travel" changed my life, my vision of Rock. I never got over it. Thanks to all of you guys for this incredible performance. You are amazing. Cheers. Zep.
I know right! I play them on our FM (and live streaming) radio show, The Church of Rock. We play ALL genres. Check it out sometime @ www.kskq.org or if you're in s.OR/n.CA, 89.5/94.1 on FM radio. We play all the awesome stuff you never hear on the radio.
Oh how I remember them! I was friends with Jerry Roslie and Bob Bennett back then. Saw them all the time playing all the dance venues and community halls all over the Northwest WA ...they were kick ass then, no other band sounded like them. When this was filmed 2015 they could still lay it down although Jerry could not scream like he could back in 63, 64, 65 got to give him his due cuz he was 71 when this was filmed.
UnFREAKINGbeleivable. Early 2000s our lead singer Nick Curran sounded like both Sonics' singers. *Thank you* *Sonics* and KEXP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~ Love from the 1st. Portland; Portland Maine ~ ...wow...
0:00 cinderella 3:52 money 6:42 he's waiting 10:21 boss hoss 12:39 keep a knockin' 15:18 you get your head on backwards 19:29 have love will travel 22:22 leaving here 25:51 the hard way 28:29 psycho 31:18 sugaree 33:58 be a woman 36:33 the witch 39:34 i don't need your doctor
SUGAREE!! Charles Edward "Rusty" York (May 24, 1935 - January 26, 2014) was an American musician and singer, and member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. He is mostly known for his rockabilly song "Sugaree".
Tacoma is right although in the 60's The Sonics played plenty of gigs in Seattle and all over the state of WA and Oregon. Tacoma had something about it that brought out the best in NW rock musicians. Rockin Robin Roberts and also the Wailers (had to change their name to The Fabulous Wailers due to competing bands with similar name) were from Tacoma. Rockin Robin recorded Louis Louis with the Wailers and I think it is the best version out there. Tacoma was the $hit when it came to NW rock n roll.
This is el primo example of how incredibly important it is to have a kick ass drummer. The songs and singing is great, but if the drummer isn't on THAT level, it would never work. Rock and roll has always always been a drummers medium
It all ties in. Great drummer, a guitar player that knows how to rock, singer who belts it out, all of it. A combination of which no one part can be left out. Put them all together and you got a rock n roll band that kicks ass.
@@UberLummox The heavy emphasis on the drums, particularly the hard pounding bass drum,were (are) a key part of the Sonics sound. But all of their instruments hit it hard. The first time I heard the Sonics version of Louie Louie back in about 1966 I was blown away. Much harder edge and completely different sound than the Kingsmen or PR&R. I was really proud that the Sonics were a NW band.
This combination of special guests, original members and (comparatively) youthful replacements totally rock the joint at Easy Street Records. If watching/listening to these Sonics fails to raise your blood pressure or get you fired up, see your Doctor (or maybe undertaker) immediately---'cause there's something terribly wrong with you. This is what actual Rock And Roll played with passion by a bunch of sweaty guys who don't give a damn about the year on their birth certificates is all about. If just the audio/video of this event rocks this hard, imagine what it was like to be in the room!
I keep coming back to it. I kick myself for missing them at the Neptune theater in Seattle about a year ago. Who knows when they will be back around again.
I saw them about 10 years ago in Melbourne, OZ. I was in the punk scene the right though the 80s and still go to see lots of gigs of all sorts of different stuff. Anyway we went to see the Sonics not sure what to expect, as we're thinking these guys are getting on a bit. Well it was one of the best gigs weve ever seen. They rock hard. Hang your ageism at the door and be prepared for a lesson in garage rock .
Imagine a show featuring original garage rock bands like The Sonics and The Kinks as well as the new age garage bands like Oh Sees, Ty Segall and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. What a show that would be!
This is the most amazing KEXP's Live Performance i've ever watched in youtube. When i saw the thumbnails then decided to click it, i was like "for real?... WHAT?... the SONICCCC? oh, maaaannnnn, the SONIIICCCC.... ..... ... ... THE SONiiiiiC..". I just could not stop saying 'The Sonic'.
I am thankful to have seen & heard the sonics live at least 3 times, once in 65 & twice in 66. They opened the show at Green Lake AQA THEATRE with you got your head on backwards & the guy on harmonica playing down on one knee. They were GREAT !
What a gig... If these guys can rock at that age, I can rock too. If these guys can rock at that level, I still have many years to come banging my head while I scream "Have Love, Will Travel" or "Psycho". The Sonics are definitely one of the greatest bands ever. I love this concert.
Holy CRAP!!! Just discovered this post a few minutes ago. Amazing that they're belting out their singularly raw sound & snarling vocals. Seriously. Unbelievable!!
this great and very important band in history of music are from Tacoma, south from Seattle and are over 55 years old... and still rocks heavier then back in 1965 !!
I cannot believe I missed these guys in the 60's! The opening bars of "You Really Got Me' changed my life, and I would have LOVED them then. The Downliner Sect & The Pretty Things became my favourite's the, and to see the Sonics playing like this now ..oh Fuck it is just wonderful!!
They were pretty much a NW rock n roll band of the 60's well known in WA, Oregon and Idaho but never had any really big hit songs that went nation wide. George Harrison was well aware of The Sonics and was a fan.
@@albertgt3007 I have read in a few places that he was. And he was also a fan of the NW band the Wailers (later called the Fabulous Wailers). From the Seattle Times Aug 24, 1995 "The English were especially receptive to imported Wailers records. George Harrison was talking about the Wailers as an influence when the Beatles first started. And after the Wailers came such other Northwest bands as Paul Revere and the Raiders, the Kingsmen, the Sonics and a slew of other grunge forerunners."
For some reason I fell over the song Shot Down. Couldn't stop smiling when those drums hit. Now I found this, so raw, so tight. And the drummer is out of this world.
The Sonics are one of the hardest rocking bands from the sixties with their brand of R&B Rock. The original hard rocking band out of Seattle. Years before Grunge. It’s good to see them do their thing after all these years. They still have got their intensity and edge. Thanks KEXP, whoever posted this and UA-cam!
That was Amazin! Gerry's vocals.Got to be one of the best of all times!!! And d'you know what's good. It's like the 70's thing where the songs and sounds came first and the names of the bands or musicians passed by but the songs were large. What a sound to come out of those guys!
I love how the guitar player plays the same guitar every song. Some guitar players use 7 or 8 (or more) different guitars during a concert. Is that really Necessary? Evidently not when your playing kick ass rock n roll. AC/DC was just like the Sonics using same guitars for the whole concert.
I live a 3 minute walk from here ... and MISSED THIS. Can never roll that back - but thank-you for publishing. What a great concert. Vibrantly played, beautifully recorded, and what a cast of guest performers. I #$*&ING MISSED THIS!!!!!
Prijo Garage rock velikani iz 60-ih,grad Seattle,jedan energičan bend,jednostavno uživaj u gledanju i slušanju... Mene su starudije zadivile,pogotovo bubnjar.
Mare, samo što sam započela gledanje, i zaista je i mene bubnjar oduševio. Nego, danas čujem Mik Džeger i društvo napravili pesmicu, valjda o koroni. Nisam stigla da je potražim. Ako je nadješ, dal mi GPS u kući. A ja se vraćam na koncert! 🎶🌍🎶
@@sladjanapopovic4020 Potruditi ću se večeras naći tu novu stvar od Rolling Stonesa... Kad nađem šaljem,a još jedan koncert bih ti predložio,ali o tome u kući...
I am glad they are still alive and kicking! for some reason in the early1990s as a teenager I discovered their album (only one really), I consumed the vinyl, I listened to it CONSTANTLY for years, just my vibe I guess
All the ho hum artists in the rock and roll HOF -- and then there's these guys!!!!! Sonics for HOF!!
Seriously, that drummer... killin' it. I mean, they're all killin' it, but that drummer... reeeeaaallly killin it.
My friend, he is the world's finest! A wood chopping festival! John Bonham who?
Josh G I saw The Sonics in March when they headlined for Robert Plant. They were pure energy! My husband walked out of the concert wanting to resurrect his old high school garage band! Seriously, young musicians and bands could learn so much from them. And yeah, the drummer never quits!
He has to. One can not simply take the place of Bob (Boom, Boom) Bennett, without working for it.
How cool is that of Robert to have The Kings of Rock open his show !?!? Very cool indeed
Dude... he is Dusty Watson of Slacktone! Of course he is killin it... he is one of the best drummer in surf/garage/punk of all times... search for him... i really meant it...
You hit middle-age and begin to think "I'm getting too old to be a rock musician...maybe I should hang it up" and then you see The Sonics.
Hell noooo...you're NEVER too "old" to rock...you get "old" when you STOP rockin.
Super Awesome 😉👏👍
Or Guided by Voices!
Music is timeless. My 19 year old son keeps telling me I'm too old for music.
Most musicians never rock hard at any age though
The secret of staying young forever, just a Kick ass drummer and steady basslines.
As good a formula for the elixir of youth I've heard. Amen.
I still remember very well, it was in 1972 in Paris (France), I was a kid and I asked my older brother: Elvis, The Stones, The Beatles, Chuck Berry, but tell me, what is Rock N Roll?. He came back with a vinyl 45 rpm, put it on the record player and... "Have Love will travel" changed my life, my vision of Rock. I never got over it. Thanks to all of you guys for this incredible performance. You are amazing. Cheers. Zep.
🙏Yes, this is The rock N roll!: ... "Have Love will travel" 🤗
I love that people are discovering the Sonics here.
I know right! I play them on our FM (and live streaming) radio show, The Church of Rock. We play ALL genres. Check it out sometime @ www.kskq.org or if you're in s.OR/n.CA, 89.5/94.1 on FM radio. We play all the awesome stuff you never hear on the radio.
Más vale tarde que nunca... refrán español.
What Rock and Roll SHOULD sound like!! Best raw Rock band ever!!!
Wow!
Why aren't these guys more famous?
Yeah, it's the biggest injustice in music history!
Para mí son famosos.
They're getting famous here. This smokes just about the whole current music scene.
because of The Beatles.
Great band but what a drummer he’s brilliant
Is it normal that this video made me cry? Jesus, the power of rock is a mighty thing.
You're not alone in that first sentiment my friend!
@@UberLummox sure it is..
Sure rock'n'roll is somehow the most spiritual thing in this society we live
Perfect!
Dudeeee, I'm crying tooo!
Oh how I remember them! I was friends with Jerry Roslie and Bob Bennett back then. Saw them all the time playing all the dance venues and community halls all over the Northwest WA ...they were kick ass then, no other band sounded like them. When this was filmed 2015 they could still lay it down although Jerry could not scream like he could back in 63, 64, 65 got to give him his due cuz he was 71 when this was filmed.
Yes! At The Castle or Parkers.
UnFREAKINGbeleivable. Early 2000s our lead singer Nick Curran sounded like both Sonics' singers.
*Thank you* *Sonics* and KEXP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~ Love from the 1st. Portland; Portland Maine ~ ...wow...
I hope the audience fully appreciates how bloody lucky they are to be there with these guys playing their asses off!
icons!
This is the sound a lot of bands from the past 20 years have been trying to duplicate. The originals here crushing those bands over 60 years later
They had a couple tricks up their sleeve, one of them was having more than just guitars, bass, and drums.
Other tricks include no autotune, no quantization, or corporate record labels that know nothing about music.
0:00 cinderella
3:52 money
6:42 he's waiting
10:21 boss hoss
12:39 keep a knockin'
15:18 you get your head on backwards
19:29 have love will travel
22:22 leaving here
25:51 the hard way
28:29 psycho
31:18 sugaree
33:58 be a woman
36:33 the witch
39:34 i don't need your doctor
+LostTrack01 but not the times.
such a BAND!!
giorgio parenti thank you
Thx. Giorgio...practical information.
No "Strychnine"?!?!
Everything is melting in my existence
Put it in the fridge man
Man, rocking it, not kicking ass as you get older is a wasted life. Love these guys.
best drummer ive ever seen bar none . never heard of him till today and im 65 years old!great stuff Dusty so nice meeting you!...kingarthur
SUGAREE!! Charles Edward "Rusty" York (May 24, 1935 - January 26, 2014) was an American musician and singer, and member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. He is mostly known for his rockabilly song "Sugaree".
LONG LIVE THE SONICS !!!!!
To see these old timers knock seven shades of shite out of these songs is a joy to behold. A visceral life-affirming rock n roll feast - god bless em.
That`s music ! One of my favorite live performances.
Tacoma/Seattle's first punk band still got it 50 years later!
Tacoma's band...not Seattle.
first was The Wailers
Tacoma is right although in the 60's The Sonics played plenty of gigs in Seattle and all over the state of WA and Oregon. Tacoma had something about it that brought out the best in NW rock musicians. Rockin Robin Roberts and also the Wailers (had to change their name to The Fabulous Wailers due to competing bands with similar name) were from Tacoma. Rockin Robin recorded Louis Louis with the Wailers and I think it is the best version out there. Tacoma was the $hit when it came to NW rock n roll.
@@callousphysicaltheatre8244 Fuckin' A
@@HungryH1951 Yes. You know your stuff.
Holeee Shit! I'm 59 and I just found The Sonics thanks to a used record store in Salem, MA. Good God.
This was such a great show to be at. I don't think people realize how out of control this kind of music would be in 1966 when they started.
They started in 63 Even crazier
@@idontcareanymore7988
The Black Keys and The White Strips have both saluted this Legendary Band.
nirvana
never heard of this band,just came across them surfing, EFFING BRILLIANT,
Seattle, Tacoma, Portland 1965-67 everybody had heard of them there and then. NW rock n roll.
More than 70 years old, absolutely fabulous! Glory to the Sonics!
This is el primo example of how incredibly important it is to have a kick ass drummer. The songs and singing is great, but if the drummer isn't on THAT level, it would never work. Rock and roll has always always been a drummers medium
It all ties in. Great drummer, a guitar player that knows how to rock, singer who belts it out, all of it. A combination of which no one part can be left out. Put them all together and you got a rock n roll band that kicks ass.
@@HungryH1951 Yes. It's all about the 'attack', no matter what instrument. Drums do seem particularly important...perhaps I'm a bit biased. ;-)
@@UberLummox The heavy emphasis on the drums, particularly the hard pounding bass drum,were (are) a key part of the Sonics sound. But all of their instruments hit it hard. The first time I heard the Sonics version of Louie Louie back in about 1966 I was blown away. Much harder edge and completely different sound than the Kingsmen or PR&R. I was really proud that the Sonics were a NW band.
The hardest working people in music. Drummers.
@@leemark63 So true, thanks for that!!
Can’t believe how good they are after so long.
Yep, they still fucking rock.
Ooh how sacred was that hour,,,when my heros stood before me, in the old city of Vienna...and played the soundtrack of my life...
This combination of special guests, original members and (comparatively) youthful replacements totally rock the joint at Easy Street Records. If watching/listening to these Sonics fails to raise your blood pressure or get you fired up, see your Doctor (or maybe undertaker) immediately---'cause there's something terribly wrong with you. This is what actual Rock And Roll played with passion by a bunch of sweaty guys who don't give a damn about the year on their birth certificates is all about. If just the audio/video of this event rocks this hard, imagine what it was like to be in the room!
I've been an indie rock lover for decades. How could I live so long without knowing them? This is clearly one of the best rock'n roll bands ever.
KEXP sound engineer going above and beyond as usual!
The Sex Pistols went soft, but The Sonics are still living in '66
What do you mean, with the reunion stuff?
+Monkey Man that, and with the news that Johnny Rotten bought hundreds of dollars of in app purchases on an iPad game...
That's a very punk thing to do!
you're comparing a joke band to a real band but yeah you're on point there no doubt.
redshaftedflicker Neither the Sonics NOR the Pistols are a joke musically.
I've watched this on repeat all day long. Tomorrow, it shall happen again.
I keep coming back to it. I kick myself for missing them at the Neptune theater in Seattle about a year ago. Who knows when they will be back around again.
Sonics 1966.. And 2016 and today.. Amazing how this is possible.. Get New Sonics album.. Rideaway.. Hurry.. 🤓💚💛
My God! I'd dare any band to try & follow this performance up today!!!
The greatest Rock and Roll band of all time.
Drummer is bringing the heat! Love it.
I love Tne Sonic!
In love with the first sound!
The drummer is very very good. Gorgeous!
Yes. Dusty Watson.
I saw them about 10 years ago in Melbourne, OZ. I was in the punk scene the right though the 80s and still go to see lots of gigs of all sorts of different stuff. Anyway we went to see the Sonics not sure what to expect, as we're thinking these guys are getting on a bit. Well it was one of the best gigs weve ever seen. They rock hard. Hang your ageism at the door and be prepared for a lesson in garage rock .
My favorite to play on the drums is the Witch, it rocks off the charts. The Sonics are simply EPIC.
I grew up in Mannette.2 and a half blocks away from Parypas.Heard the Sonic at 11 years old in their house.
04:00 in the morning...always good time to listen Sonics!
Imagine a show featuring original garage rock bands like The Sonics and The Kinks as well as the new age garage bands like Oh Sees, Ty Segall and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. What a show that would be!
pure garage band !
+Eric Parisot originators of both garage & punk
The drummer is having such a great time!
I'm 32, born in 1984, way past the time when these guys started.
I just discovered them today and they are freaking AWESOME!!!
You bet they are and I’m from ‘61 !
can't remember how i got to this one, but hot fucking shit i'm glad i did. hats off to these fellas, great band
+stryk187 That's the best thing about UA-cam!
Absolutely
& exposing the lameness of the liberal left
I just wanted to listen to 'the witch', but couldnt help myself watching the whole show. Hats off to the sonics
This is the most amazing KEXP's Live Performance i've ever watched in youtube. When i saw the thumbnails then decided to click it, i was like "for real?... WHAT?... the SONICCCC? oh, maaaannnnn, the SONIIICCCC.... ..... ... ... THE SONiiiiiC..". I just could not stop saying 'The Sonic'.
i agree!
You got you Mojo working.. Sonics kick ass. 🤓💚💛
This may well be the best performance I've seen
I am thankful to have seen & heard the sonics live at least 3 times, once in 65 & twice in 66. They opened the show at Green Lake AQA THEATRE with you got your head on backwards & the guy on harmonica playing down on one knee. They were GREAT !
Queen at Wembley, The Who at Shea... and The Sonics at Easy Street.
Fuck yeah...
I always thought it was Grand Funk at Shea, The Who Live at Leeds...
sublaimer: ...and Prince at the Super Bowl halftime show!
@@mistamuthafuka yeah...and The Beatles at Laurel Canyon...
@@TimDarlingboy Sheenix Yargamond at Fat Wong's Chinese Buffet and Lounge
What a gig... If these guys can rock at that age, I can rock too. If these guys can rock at that level, I still have many years to come banging my head while I scream "Have Love, Will Travel" or "Psycho".
The Sonics are definitely one of the greatest bands ever. I love this concert.
Holy CRAP!!! Just discovered this post a few minutes ago. Amazing that they're belting out their singularly raw sound & snarling vocals. Seriously. Unbelievable!!
Great Band, they build a important part of Rock'n'Rolll history...
Everybody who dislikes this video doesn't know the meaning of real authentic music
The dislikes are Lil Nas fans
Yeah, if you don't like this I don't want to be your friend. Lol.
drummer is off the charts
I'm back on this video almost 100 times.. that's strange, it seems to me a new thing ever
You're never to old to be amazing.
this great and very important band in history of music are from Tacoma, south from Seattle and are over 55 years old... and still rocks heavier then back in 1965 !!
These guys need more credit, they're one of the foundations of rock and roll
their music has this below the waist feel and simplicity that true rock n roll requires
Oh _SHIT_ do these guys rock. Proper, good old rock and roll. Awesome, awesome stuff.
Rock n Roll rebels and heroes forever !
Я бы ставил Лайк каждый раз когда слушаю! Невероятно современно и мощно! А ведь это композиции 60-х годов!
whoever filmed this is a GENIUS. Thank you!
GoldTopSlinger Kexp has got the best sound Ive heard
YUP!!! Everything/everyone to do w/production was right on the money.
GoldTopSlinger only the best!
I cannot believe I missed these guys in the 60's! The opening bars of "You Really Got Me' changed my life, and I would have LOVED them then. The Downliner Sect & The Pretty Things became my favourite's the, and to see the Sonics playing like this now ..oh Fuck it is just wonderful!!
One of the most powerful concerts ever (from over 70 year old people). Great !
I seriously can't get enough of these guys. Plus they make a kick-ass sountrack for me to run to.
Holy Moly, they are still in top form! Hope to catch them in LA this summer 2021. Guests were great!
to this day one of the best bands I've ever heard, great job guys!
F**cking AWESOME ! This proves you're NEVER too old to ROCK !!!
best rock n roll band ever , man, i can't enough of these guys ,just out of this world
How the heck could this band fly under my radar my whole life??? They rock!
They were pretty much a NW rock n roll band of the 60's well known in WA, Oregon and Idaho but never had any really big hit songs that went nation wide. George Harrison was well aware of The Sonics and was a fan.
@@HungryH1951 Is that true? Was George Harrison a fan of the Sonics??!?
@@albertgt3007 I have read in a few places that he was. And he was also a fan of the NW band the Wailers (later called the Fabulous Wailers). From the Seattle Times Aug 24, 1995 "The English were especially receptive to imported Wailers records. George Harrison was talking about the Wailers as an influence when the Beatles first started. And after the Wailers came such other Northwest bands as Paul Revere and the Raiders, the Kingsmen, the Sonics and a slew of other grunge forerunners."
@@HungryH1951 Interesting
Is there any better way to start Wednesday than find a great band like this one?
Vítězslav Kalábek you’re just finding the sonics?
cannot describe how glad I am that youtube algorithm came me here ignored this performance, these songs were my favorite when I was a student
For some reason I fell over the song Shot Down. Couldn't stop smiling when those drums hit. Now I found this, so raw, so tight. And the drummer is out of this world.
This makes me want to go out right now and get some Sonics records ! What an ass kickin' performance ! ✌ what a prenominal singer !!!
One of my favorite band... AMAZING performance
The Sonics are one of the hardest rocking bands from the sixties with their brand of R&B Rock. The original hard rocking band out of Seattle. Years before Grunge.
It’s good to see them do their thing after all these years. They still have got their intensity and edge.
Thanks KEXP, whoever posted this and UA-cam!
That was Amazin! Gerry's vocals.Got to be one of the best of all times!!! And d'you know what's good. It's like the 70's thing where the songs and sounds came first and the names of the bands or musicians passed by but the songs were large. What a sound to come out of those guys!
I'm on an annual trip up to Washington state, so I just HAD to blast me some Sonics!
大学生になって新しくできた友人の影響で
レコードにハマってはや4年
ついに最高のバンドに辿り着きました
True legends.
I love how the guitar player plays the same guitar every song. Some guitar players use 7 or 8 (or more) different guitars during a concert. Is that really Necessary? Evidently not when your playing kick ass rock n roll. AC/DC was just like the Sonics using same guitars for the whole concert.
I live a 3 minute walk from here ... and MISSED THIS. Can never roll that back - but thank-you for publishing. What a great concert. Vibrantly played, beautifully recorded, and what a cast of guest performers. I #$*&ING MISSED THIS!!!!!
That guitarist is a tone lord
I fucking love these dudes! The whole show made me smile.
This rocks so hard
Oh man! That sound they got. The Sonics can sure rock a house, Hooorah for The Sonics!!!!
These guys never stopped rocking!
Still the rage, still the flame. Wow ! and yes, drummer is sooo wild. Amazing.
Prijo Garage rock velikani iz 60-ih,grad Seattle,jedan energičan bend,jednostavno uživaj u gledanju i slušanju... Mene su starudije zadivile,pogotovo bubnjar.
Mare, samo što sam započela gledanje, i zaista je i mene bubnjar oduševio.
Nego, danas čujem Mik Džeger i društvo napravili pesmicu, valjda o koroni. Nisam stigla da je potražim. Ako je nadješ, dal mi GPS u kući. A ja se vraćam na koncert! 🎶🌍🎶
@@sladjanapopovic4020 Potruditi ću se večeras naći tu novu stvar od Rolling Stonesa... Kad nađem šaljem,a još jedan koncert bih ti predložio,ali o tome u kući...
@@markovisic7244 , bez tebe nema pravog GPSa u muzici! Hvala! 😀🍀🎶
I want to be like them when I grow old lol, they still kick ass like nobody else
I am glad they are still alive and kicking! for some reason in the early1990s as a teenager I discovered their album (only one really), I consumed the vinyl, I listened to it CONSTANTLY for years, just my vibe I guess
It's beautiful! Thanks from Russian people!
This is Awesome!!!! Still sound like back in the day. Full of youthfull energy.
Wow! These guys still rock. Had to amp it all the way :)