Charlie's grooving with Wymans Bass , I think that brought a smile,. the whole band meshing bringing Chuck's song to another level too lol that's smile worthy :)
Nobody beats Chuck at it but Keith is definitely second. Ronnie Wood is excellent at it and John Lennon, though he's not rated that highly as a guitarist, was great at it as well.
They're playing it even slower than Chuck's original "Go, Johnny, Go!" film version, which was slow. And which is correct, it's a slow song. The story goes that Chuck wrote it on the spur of the moment as a B-side filler for the film.
Umm. Charlie is, no doubt, in the Blues, Jazz and Rock band of all time. Somewhere. Playing with the other masters of their instruments. Never missing a scheduled show and always dapper.
Charlie Watts 1941-2021 R.I.P. and thank you for sharing your talents with us all. 1963-2021 a member of The Rolling Stones. Will not be the same without you.
@@bobgibb2781 Total agreement of course! So & so being 'underrated' is a pet hate of mine & see it used too often!! Particularly when used for a super successful & totally appreciated musician 😊 My nephew is in a decent local band & they are extremely UNDERRATED !!! 😂😂🤣
@@petermills542 I know exactly what you mean,it's on every video, some MORON comes out with 'so and so ' ( insert name of extremely famous, talented, respected musician) is underrated. I don't believe that there are that many idiots who don't know what the word underrated means,so they say it cause they think it's the 'cool' thing to say.
I consider myself privileged to have been alive in the era of the best music the world has ever seen i.e. The Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry, BB, Leadbelly, Ry et al!
One of them best STOMPIN songs - thanks to Charlie's celestial drummin... lovely to see how he acted, sooo beautiful. his concentration + dedication. Sublime !!
I love this clip and what turned me on to it was how Charlie was so immersed, his head movements and groove really got it going. Luv Sir Charles forever.
I have seen the Stones live many times since Feb 1964 and Chuck Berry just the once, at his peak in May 1964. I have followed both like it is forever and never get tired of their music. To me, here, live at MSG in 1969, the Stones captured the very essence of who they are, a rocking band that can actually do Berry better than Berry when they put their mind to it. Queenie is my favourite recording on the Yas Yas album and I can never get enough of it. Bravo, Stones!
I totally agree I was at that concert at Madison Square Garden November 1969. Yes in my opinion The Rolling Stones are disciples of Chuck Berry How can the music not be called rock and roll? R.A.Sanchez
Haha, at first I thought "No way; OP is surely mistaken". But there he is singing along. In countless hours of footage over years I never have seen him do that. Good eye!
I'm still somewhat sad about the death of Charlie Watts, because like him, there was, is and will be no other drummer like him, he was the best drummer of the world. I would have wanted him to be alive to celebrate the sixtieth decade of the greatest rock group of the world, because they really are. Rest In Peace, Charlie Watts.
That piano in the background is being played by none other than Ian (Stu) Stewart, who was in the very first iteration of The Stones but was relegated to the background by Andrew Oldham because Oldham felt six members in a rock band were too many. So, Stu graciously accepted the position of The Stones road manager and all around piano player. By the way, nobody could cover Chuck Berry as good as The Stones did. They really do a fantastic job here with Little Queenie.
Love this performance so much and can’t stop listening-moving-grooving; it’s darn near impossible not to dance with that rhythm foundation Charlie and Bill are laying down. This has become one of my favorite performances of their’s, so very raw and unbridled plus all the screen time Charlie is getting, great to see him in action behind the kit, he flat out owns this!! Got a glimpse of Jagger’s side burns when he shook his head. Sideburns and long hair need a reawakening big time! Gosh I miss the look of long hair and sideburns on men I grew up with, very attractive. Keep on dancing-moving everyone, it keeps all of our parts in working order!! 😘
Kitty you're on the money - still love this raw (almost disturbing) performance and still dancing to it myself! In fact this whole 1969 Tour was something else! Rock bands still aspire to match this tour's performances.
I had A 74 les paul when my wife passed away years ago I give it to my daughter ,her crackhead boyfriend pawn it to buy more drugs yep about 20 years now ! Isn't it nice of him ? Oh she's not with him anymore . I wonder why ? @#$%^&*()
@@teleguy5699 yep,maybe that's why their sound is so unique,no one can play the stones like them ever,its really the only band u cant duplicate especially trying too sound like mick,no fkn way,it looks silly as hell when other people try,
I was 16 and in the front, Nov 1969 at the Garden. a show that cemented the fact that they, were, are and alway will be the greatis rock and roll band on the plante earth ! ! !
I was 15, but my parents wouldn't let me go when they were at the Palm Beach Speedway in November as part of this tour. My parents were afraid of Altamont repeating itself. I cried all night, but respected them. ( I couldn't get a ride anyway ---- all my friends couldn't drive and my older sister was out of town ! ) I remember telling my parents that I would never have the chance to see the Stones because they would probably break up before I had another chance.My mother kidded me about this all the way up to 2008, when we Iost her. ------ Sharon in South Florida .
Kids back then in Jersey and NYC would go out dancing. Here comes a song performed by British rock band about the art of getting a dance partner. Jagger and the crew overlay their own creative style to it with that slow, heart pounding beat. And that voice! The Stones bring out the story in a way no one else has. And because of this, they make it a classic.
How can anyone listen to this and not want to move?! It’s almost impossible and I’m old and stove up! Love when they play these soulful, bluesy songs! My absolute favorite performances!! Get your ya’s ya’s the best live album to me just because of their song choices. Love to go see a band and know every song they might play and the Stones are one of the few. Makes it hard to go to the bathroom…..you know you might miss another once in a lifetime performance!! First time seeing them, I was with some of my favorite people in the world and then they came onstage, played about two and a half hours and I was mesmerized. Sang lyrics with thousands of people that knew all the words and it captivated me like nothing I’d ever experienced before or since. Not many bands that can pull that off. Pure magic!!
@@lisagurkin3455 Stove up is a Maine term, (I know we didn't invent it) like Y'all is a southern term. Never heard other people say it much 'cept maybe Northern New England.
I remember this song and film clip when I was really young, I just wanted to learn this tune and the great groove at the beginning! Only the Stones can do this!! R.I.P Charlie loved his humility and groove.
Playing these songs can sure liven up a dull party. Have quietly put it on to play numerous times and it always changes the whole attitude of everyone present. Music has always been an important part of my life……starting at the age of ten when I listened through my older siblings. All three of them had different tastes, which gave me a great appreciation for so many different genres. So thankful for those experiences! They mold your whole life in an enlightened way!!
They are like watching magic happen no matter how many times you see them . Greatest band there ever was . Thank you Sir Charlie for the music and your part in the spell.
I am very verily surprised that Keith s solo was not improvised but almost note-to-note the same as in/on other concerts. I d never expect such disciplined aproach to this matter or fact... man is full of sur-prises.
Thats because it's a Chuck Berry song. Every group that came up in the 1960s covered CHUCK BERRY SONGS. WATCH "HAIL, HAIL ROCK AND ROLL", IT IS A documentary MOVIE OF CLASSIC ROCK STARS PLAYING WITH CHUCK BERRY THAT IS VERY GOOD BECAUSE KEITH RICHARDS REHEARSED THE BAND WITH THE GUITARISTS. I THINK IT CAME OUT IN 1986.
One of the absolute best live performances from a rock ‘n’ roll band. Thanks so much for posting, 1969 was the year that turned me onto this incredible group of musicians.
1969, the year when the Stones became an unstoppable, lethal live band; there was no going back; after 1973, somehow the tours became more important than the albums themselves
As rock and roll songs go, this one is relatively easy to play. But man, something about the way the Stones play it--no one else can get so much out of it. They are in a league all by themselves.
I'm with you brother. It sounds easy to Play but it's not. An a to a d to e with fillings. Having a front man like one Mick Jagger helps a bit too. You know I'm playing. Im a fan of , well all their stuff. But my favorite is beggars banquet. Waiting for a girl whose got curlers in her hair, she no money anywhere we get buses everywhere Waiting on a factory girl. Beautiful ❤️ I know somebody else digs this as much as I do. Talk to me
Totally agree…factory girl, parachute woman , jigsaw puzzle and dear doctor are just some of my favorite tracks on an album that is truly remarkable. My favorite lyric…”well the girl I’m to marry, is a bow legged sow, I’ve been soaking up drink like a sponge”…superb.@@user-pu1ow9mj2y
Back when Mick Taylor was with the Stones, great rock bands were the rule rather than the exception. And all during that time, the Stones WERE the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
Generally speaking, i was never a big Chuck Berry fan. But the stones had a way of making raw, exciting, balls-out versions of his tunes. The stones are and always will be the greatest rock band of all time.
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK, to keep Mick Taylor in the band. For starters, they could have PAID him. He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals. In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not... With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY, Keef couldn't hold a candle to him. Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist. Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius. Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana. No doubt about it. The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics. The band was never the same after 1974.
@@jessewolf6806 2019 was so much better than 2005 bigger bang,drove too dc from cbus,oh and witnessed them cover mercy mercy 50 yrs too the day they last played it,great night for sure
It's very clear that Charlie is thoroughly enjoying himself. How could you not love Charlie.
Best rock'n roll drummer, all time! ? I think so!
Have ya seen how much hes enjoying himself during far away eyes? 😛
@@GypsyDog1969 Maybe he isn`t the best, but like every Stone, he has definitiv style.
Charlie's grooving with Wymans Bass , I think that brought a smile,. the whole band meshing bringing Chuck's song to another level too lol that's smile worthy :)
I think charlie is the only one who stayed married to the same girl since the early sixties.
Wyman's bass and Charlie on the drums - pure Stones here...
Hell yes
Bill rocks that Jag bass!!!!
Get Yer Ya Ya's Out is the best live record of all time.
Agreed.
Not that I dont love the Stones, but Fillmore East is one of the finest live albums I’ve ever heard. Allman brothers man
oleole52 u
Got that right. 3 Chuck Berry covers
One of the best... Don't forget Live At Leeds (Deluxe Edition) by The Who and Made In Japan by Deep Purple.
Agreed!
That superb chug-chug-chug rhythm Keith pumps out is one of the greatest sounds in rock & roll!
I call it chukka chukka rhythm, either way, way too cool☺
Nobody beats Chuck at it but Keith is definitely second. Ronnie Wood is excellent at it and John Lennon, though he's not rated that highly as a guitarist, was great at it as well.
They're playing it even slower than Chuck's original "Go, Johnny, Go!" film version, which was slow. And which is correct, it's a slow song.
The story goes that Chuck wrote it on the spur of the moment as a B-side filler for the film.
I like when Keith goes for the solo Mick Taylor slides right in and takes over the chug a chugs part
Keith plays Chuck Berry better than Chuck Berry
One of the best live albums. 1969: 55 years later! The Stones in their prime!
Bill Wyman. Raw, killer bass. My favorite version.
August 24 2021 was a sad day we lost a great musician rest in peace Mr. Charlie Watts
Guenterharz, he was a gentleman too
De toutes évidences, le plus discret, et toujours présent !!!
I'll always remember Charlie, as that force that kept The Rolling Stones together. God bless you Charlie Watts, wherever you are ♡
He’s playing jazz with Charlie Parker and Duke Ellington right about now.
Umm. Charlie is, no doubt, in the Blues, Jazz and Rock band of all time. Somewhere.
Playing with the other masters of their instruments. Never missing a scheduled show and always dapper.
he and Wyman made up the heartbeat...
Ooh, I think you spelled Keith's name wrong, didn't you?
He looks so happy. it makes me happy. And Mick is just outstanding.
Charlie Watts 1941-2021 R.I.P. and thank you for sharing your talents with us all. 1963-2021 a member of The Rolling Stones. Will not be the same without you.
I love the way Charlie crosses the beat right at the start. Listen to bills bass it's fantastic
Bill leads the rhythm.
Charlie is absolutely phenomenal!! The entire band is at their peak.
As the record says, Charlie's good tonight innhe.clearly a rhetorical question
Yes!
Little Queenie is my best Stones song
@@BarryHill-nm5cl Chuck Berry,the originator!
Bill Wyman's bass licks are incredible. And we miss you Charlie!
The Rolling Stones never seem to have more fun "live", than when they're doing Chuck berry numbers! Thanks for posting.
most under rated bass player in the world
Underrated ? Who by ? It's Bill Wyman for goodness sake . A key member of the world's greatest Rock'n'Roll band .
@@bobgibb2781
Total agreement of course!
So & so being 'underrated' is a pet hate of mine & see it used too often!!
Particularly when used for a super successful & totally appreciated musician 😊
My nephew is in a decent local band & they are extremely UNDERRATED !!! 😂😂🤣
@@petermills542 I know exactly what you mean,it's on every video, some MORON comes out with 'so and so ' ( insert name of extremely famous, talented, respected musician) is underrated.
I don't believe that there are that many idiots who don't know what the word underrated means,so they say it cause they think it's the 'cool' thing to say.
@@bobgibb2781 yup once Keith Richards referred to Bill and Charlie as the engine of the Rolling Stones
RIP Charlie Watts.
The Heartbeat has left us…
His Music will live on
Bill and Charlie really driving that one.
Great bass.
I consider myself privileged to have been alive in the era of the best music the world has ever seen i.e. The Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry, BB, Leadbelly, Ry et al!
yea m2
laura millard Keith in the guitar.
One of them best STOMPIN songs - thanks to Charlie's celestial drummin... lovely to see how he acted, sooo beautiful. his concentration + dedication. Sublime !!
The Stones are the GREATEST band and Charlie was the greatest drummer. We miss you
I love this clip and what turned me on to it was how Charlie was so immersed, his head movements and groove really got it going. Luv Sir Charles forever.
An exciting and highly respectful version of a Chuck Berry masterpiece. Keith's guitar work is superb,
Not just superb, unreal!
Keith soberbo.
@@SergeitheMet yea buddy
and his guitar is actually in tune too, unlike Chuck's. LOL
now Ronnie Wood does it!
I have seen the Stones live many times since Feb 1964 and Chuck Berry just the once, at his peak in May 1964. I have followed both like it is forever and never get tired of their music. To me, here, live at MSG in 1969, the Stones captured the very essence of who they are, a rocking band that can actually do Berry better than Berry when they put their mind to it. Queenie is my favourite recording on the Yas Yas album and I can never get enough of it. Bravo, Stones!
IMHO Keef totally outdoes Chuck on this song.
IMHO Keef totally outdoes Chuck on this song.
I totally agree
I was at that concert at Madison Square Garden November 1969.
Yes in my opinion
The Rolling Stones are disciples of Chuck Berry
How can the music not be called rock and roll?
R.A.Sanchez
Would have loved to have seen them in these early years, flat out boogie woogie rock n roll…whew!
Best stones era with Mick Taylor , they were sensational
Roger that! Mick Taylor was THE BEST guitarist in the band. No question.
Taylor muito bom nos solos. Nesse tipo de solo como agora ninguém faz melhor que Keith.
I like how Bill's bass makes it feel like the amps are breathing and Keef and Mick Taylor just rock out over it!!!
Na verdade só o Keith. Faz tudo. Ritmo e um solo inigualável.
Seeing Charlie sing along is well worth the price of admission.
Haha, at first I thought "No way; OP is surely mistaken". But there he is singing along. In countless hours of footage over years I never have seen him do that. Good eye!
Great visuals of Charlie, he’s sooo handsome 😅
Blah blah blah, Rocking Ronnie weaves so much better with King Keeeeef
@@JOSPEHSIZIAN how dare u bro
Forty years old and sounds like it was recorded yesyerday. Better than anything you hear today.
@MIKE Davis _ 1-05-2022 UPDATE @Make that FIFTY THREE YEARS, still enjoy it☺ Toin' it up & keep on rockin'
BOOMER
@@AlbPerNil
STAY SICK-TURN BLUE
Back in their heyday
D A N G…it’s been 51 years 💨😮
BEST DRUMMER...........EVER 👍👍😊
just watched vegas show from last week....good....but there will never be another Charlie Watts...love him dearly
Bill Wyman was an essential part of the Stones groove and there never has been a substitution.
Wow -- Charlie is awesome in this one. I love watching him play those drums!
The groove master
Charlie looks lovely singing along while he's playing drums, that's the Charlie Watts I'll always admire ❤️
Some great shots of Charlie and Keith giving the love. RIP.
And that, boys and girls, is rock and roll!
Lol. 👅👅👅👅💨💨💨💨💨
Incredible bassman ! Fabulous drummer !
CHARLIE AND BILL THE BEST RYTHM SECTION EVER !!
The Rolling Stones . Little Queenie (Complete) Live 1969 Very good , This is a great classic !
thanks mike for playing this !! one of my many nick names is little queenie !! ROFL
laurel zebe I bet it is among many others !LMAO
In my opinion the line up with Mick Taylor was the best.
Linus, 150% agree, they peak with Mick Taylor!!
@ linus...that's not an opinion, that's a fact.
linus7106 Mick Taylor was royalty !
I fully agree!!
linus7106 Mick Taylor nem quase toca nessa musica.
Greatest rock n roll band ever, who gets second place!?
I'm still somewhat sad about the death of Charlie Watts, because like him, there was, is and will be no other drummer like him, he was the best drummer of the world. I would have wanted him to be alive to celebrate the sixtieth decade of the greatest rock group of the world, because they really are. Rest In Peace, Charlie Watts.
It is truly sad that Charlie is gone. Hurts as if a family member passed. A true Gentlemen!
This. I was hoping that the boys would celebrate their 60 years together next year. And now, I don't know what they're gonna do,,,,
so glad the lord let me be around to enjoy Charlie
The best line up ever.
the Watts/Wyman combo, certainly on display here, was the essence of The Stones! When Bill left the Stones...never been the same
Now its Just a bunch of strangers backing Mick and Keith Bill was the best so was Charlie.
I thought they were fantastic in 2003! Became a forever fan🎉😅
mick and the Boys doing what they do best..............
Classic Stones at their very best , that pounding guitar and drums with Mick just being Mick .
That piano in the background is being played by none other than Ian (Stu) Stewart, who was in the very first iteration of The Stones but was relegated to the background by Andrew Oldham because Oldham felt six members in a rock band were too many. So, Stu graciously accepted the position of The Stones road manager and all around piano player. By the way, nobody could cover Chuck Berry as good as The Stones did. They really do a fantastic job here with Little Queenie.
Also, I read somewhere that Ian Stewart had a burly look to him and wasn’t the skinnier alley cat type that Oldham was looking for.
I discovered Chuck Berry after first hearing the Stones versions of of Come on and Carol. Brilliant covers!
Great old song and Charlie is certainly enjoying it.
Love this performance so much and can’t stop listening-moving-grooving; it’s darn near impossible not to dance with that rhythm foundation Charlie and Bill are laying down. This has become one of my favorite performances of their’s, so very raw and unbridled plus all the screen time Charlie is getting, great to see him in action behind the kit, he flat out owns this!! Got a glimpse of Jagger’s side burns when he shook his head.
Sideburns and long hair need a reawakening big time! Gosh I miss the look of long hair and sideburns on men I grew up with, very attractive.
Keep on dancing-moving everyone, it keeps all of our parts in working order!! 😘
Right on Kitty👍
Kitty you're on the money - still love this raw (almost disturbing) performance and still dancing to it myself! In fact this whole 1969 Tour was something else! Rock bands still aspire to match this tour's performances.
Stones at their rawest covering Chuck 🎸👍
Great post kitty
I could watch this all day. Charlie looks like he's having such a good time!
Fabulous.
The boys at the top of their game,
Man, the sound of Gibson Humbuckers through big Ampeg amps turned wide open! I truly miss those days.
Yes mate so true That is the sound that Malcolm Young called "crunchy rock"
AMPEG is the answer, I swear.
Could they get away playing those vintage today with the high tech live system now or would it be a disaster?
I had A 74 les paul when my wife passed away years ago I give it to my daughter ,her crackhead boyfriend pawn it to buy more drugs yep about 20 years now ! Isn't it nice of him ? Oh she's not with him anymore . I wonder why ? @#$%^&*()
@@keeponrollin7922 it can be done still. They do prefer it when you have more reliable stuff though
I absolutely adore how Charlie and Keith make eye contact through the song, those two have a lot of chemistry in the scenary
Word was Charlie kept tempo through Keith, not the other way around.
@@teleguy5699 yep,maybe that's why their sound is so unique,no one can play the stones like them ever,its really the only band u cant duplicate especially trying too sound like mick,no fkn way,it looks silly as hell when other people try,
@@keeponrollin7922 Definitely!
Charlie looked at Keith at 1:50 and without saying a word said
“ Let’s Go “. Off they went.
@@MsSmitty9 Yeah ❤️
This is a .amazing and an incredible performance 🎉🎉. Mick and the boys are rock and roll 🎉🎉. Charlie we miss you and there's no one like you 💔 💙
Just to mention for those who may not know. This is on their best ever Live Album 'Get Yer YaYas Out'.
A 'must have' album for any Rock fan 😊
Yes it is!.
Brussell 73 bootleg
Absolutely!!! Oh it’s hard to tell, hard to tell, when all your love’s in vain….
I prefer the 1966 live album "Got Live if you Want it"
There is just something about the ‘title’ of that album…so funny and endearing at the same time!🤭😆
I was 16 and in the front, Nov 1969 at the Garden. a show that cemented the fact that they, were, are and alway will be the greatis rock and roll band on the plante earth ! ! !
I was there too! I was 19 at the time and just coming off the Woodstock experience.
@@IAintOverYet I was 22 and drove with 5 others 13 hrs from E.Lansing Mi.
Hell yes,would have loved too see them in 69 but wasnt born till 79
I was 14 and out shopping for the best deal on Clearasil.
I was 15, but my parents wouldn't let me go when they were at the Palm Beach Speedway in November as part of this tour. My parents were afraid of Altamont repeating itself. I cried all night, but respected them. ( I couldn't get a ride anyway ---- all my friends couldn't drive and my older sister was out of town ! ) I remember telling my parents that I would never have the chance to see the Stones because they would probably break up before I had another chance.My mother kidded me about this all the way up to 2008, when we Iost her. ------ Sharon in South Florida .
Kids back then in Jersey and NYC would go out dancing. Here comes a song performed by British rock band about the art of getting a dance partner. Jagger and the crew overlay their own creative style to it with that slow, heart pounding beat. And that voice! The Stones bring out the story in a way no one else has. And because of this, they make it a classic.
How can anyone listen to this and not want to move?! It’s almost impossible and I’m old and stove up! Love when they play these soulful, bluesy songs! My absolute favorite performances!! Get your ya’s ya’s the best live album to me just because of their song choices. Love to go see a band and know every song they might play and the Stones are one of the few. Makes it hard to go to the bathroom…..you know you might miss another once in a lifetime performance!! First time seeing them, I was with some of my favorite people in the world and then they came onstage, played about two and a half hours and I was mesmerized. Sang lyrics with thousands of people that knew all the words and it captivated me like nothing I’d ever experienced before or since. Not many bands that can pull that off. Pure magic!!
Stove up. You from Maine bub?
@@teleguy5699 naw, I’m from NC!!
@@lisagurkin3455 Stove up is a Maine term, (I know we didn't invent it) like Y'all is a southern term. Never heard other people say it much 'cept maybe Northern New England.
Carl .... in Slingblade used it too. I thought it was a southern expression myself.
@@teleguy5699 🎤”break another lil’ piece of my heart now, KeiTH”🤭✌️😉
I remember this song and film clip when I was really young, I just wanted to learn this tune and the great groove at the beginning! Only the Stones can do this!! R.I.P Charlie loved his humility and groove.
RIP Charlie... Fly high !! Safe travels...
Playing these songs can sure liven up a dull party. Have quietly put it on to play numerous times and it always changes the whole attitude of everyone present. Music has always been an important part of my life……starting at the age of ten when I listened through my older siblings. All three of them had different tastes, which gave me a great appreciation for so many different genres. So thankful for those experiences! They mold your whole life in an enlightened way!!
Stones know about Rock & Roll! And I like it!
1969 or 1972 is when to see/hear the rolling stones now they are a greatest hits band.
Its so cool that Charlie checks eye contact with Keith when to end the song. I am a Beatles fan but still love The Stones.
Meanwhile I is still thinking, c'mon Queenie, the world's greatest rock band and still is. First time I see Charlie singing to himself on this one.
The bass in this recording is great.
How this didn't end up in the movie I can't imagine. F-ing brilliant.
GET yer YA YA's OUT, the greatest LIVE Album recording almost BAR NONE ! !! !
Mick in his strutting, arrogant, pomp. Brilliant.
Best album in the world!
They are like watching magic happen no matter how many times you see them . Greatest band there ever was . Thank you Sir Charlie for the music and your part in the spell.
Bill Wyman great bass player especially in the early 60s with his Framus bass his Mustang bass sounded pretty all right too.
I still got that lump in my throat what a song/band happy new year
Very good version of Chuck Berry's song..
Get yah yah yahs out best live album
I am very verily surprised that Keith s solo was not improvised but almost note-to-note the same as in/on other concerts. I d never expect such disciplined aproach to this matter or fact... man is full of sur-prises.
Thats because it's a Chuck Berry song. Every group that came up in the 1960s covered CHUCK BERRY SONGS. WATCH "HAIL, HAIL ROCK AND ROLL", IT IS A documentary MOVIE OF CLASSIC ROCK STARS PLAYING WITH CHUCK BERRY THAT IS VERY GOOD BECAUSE KEITH RICHARDS REHEARSED THE BAND WITH THE GUITARISTS. I THINK IT CAME OUT IN 1986.
@@johnw8984 So true! Kids who played guitar in Keith's youth memorized Berry's riffs. John Lennon was the same with "Chook" Berry
Ele é Keith.....
Love this version!!!Ooooo that Mick..🤗😍🥰‼️☮️
Little Queenie best ever performance by Stones! Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Bill, Charlie and great Jagger as usual!
One of the absolute best live performances from a rock ‘n’ roll band. Thanks so much for posting, 1969 was the year that turned me onto this incredible group of musicians.
Gotta love Charlie here !
One of the Chuck Berry songs on the albums Mick was carrying in his arms when he ran into Keith at the Dartford railway station on Oct.17, 1961.
1969, the year when the Stones became an unstoppable, lethal live band; there was no going back; after 1973, somehow the tours became more important than the albums themselves
No one is even close to these guys - or ever will be - Stones Forever - what a groove geez!
As rock and roll songs go, this one is relatively easy to play. But man, something about the way the Stones play it--no one else can get so much out of it. They are in a league all by themselves.
You nailed it Ronnie
I'm with you brother. It sounds easy to Play but it's not. An a to a d to e with fillings. Having a front man like one Mick Jagger helps a bit too. You know I'm playing. Im a fan of , well all their stuff. But my favorite is beggars banquet. Waiting for a girl whose got curlers in her hair, she no money anywhere we get buses everywhere
Waiting on a factory girl. Beautiful ❤️ I know somebody else digs this as much as I do. Talk to me
Totally agree…factory girl, parachute woman , jigsaw puzzle and dear doctor are just some of my favorite tracks on an album that is truly remarkable. My favorite lyric…”well the girl I’m to marry, is a bow legged sow, I’ve been soaking up drink like a sponge”…superb.@@user-pu1ow9mj2y
They surely have it all & then some. They rock my ❤ to death. Love u Mick.👅👅👅👅💨💨💨💨
Back when Mick Taylor was with the Stones, great rock bands were the rule rather than the exception. And all during that time, the Stones WERE the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
osscouter Quem toca tudo e o Keith. Com sua afinaçao ressonante. Poe stereo. Pesquise. Taylor sola apito em algumas 4 musicas.
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They still are!
And FOREVER ♾ they will be!
Mas ao vivo o Keith insuperável.
Keith said there will be a 2024 tour if were all still standing. OMG how can you not Love Keith :-) Peace
Generally speaking, i was never a big Chuck Berry fan. But the stones had a way of making raw, exciting, balls-out versions of his tunes. The stones are and always will be the greatest rock band of all time.
What he said
God I Love The Stones !!!!!
Still better than most bands today
This generation is being RIPPED off. This is what they Need.
Yea! The kids today need to stage a demonstration😂. Been buying grandkids musical instruments, oldest GD can play acoustic👏👏🎉
Including the Stones themselves with "Angry", scraping the barrel
@@marck1726 Heard it yesterday, Liked it.
I do not dislike it, just would not play it at home or in the car@@oatnoid
Great Keith Richards! Argentina love Stones!
Love it and so nice to see Charlie having such a good time
Charlie Watts will be always in our hearts 🙏🥁👉❤️
He played with The Rolling Stones just for money. His love was to Jazz...
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK,
to keep Mick Taylor in the band.
For starters, they could have PAID him.
He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals.
In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not...
With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY,
Keef couldn't hold a candle to him.
Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist.
Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius.
Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana.
No doubt about it.
The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics.
The band was never the same after 1974.
Taylor had almost nothing to do with the sound in this song. And he didn't write squat. Cry harder.
Having fun good to see! I was having fun watching it! Never sounded better
R.i.p Charlie watts, the greatest drummer ever for the greatest rock n roll band ever the rolling stones.
One of the best live performances ever on this planet.
Bill wymans bass kept the whole song together
You mean Charlie Watts
That wonderful back beat rhythm,,,,😅 🎉
This has always been my Favorite Clip of Charlie. May he rest forever in blessed peace.
Thank you Trog26.
Listened to this one hundreds of times. Probably one of the best Chuck Berry tributes I’ve ever heard. ❤
Killed It Eh!? 🎸🥁💖😎👍🏾
How about a ‘69 MSG Concert Film release in ‘24?
NO BULL SHIRT JUST %100 ROLLING STONES JAMMING FORE THE GREATEST CROWED NYC , THEY GOT THERE YA YA'S OUT
Drumming on heaven ,Charlies! R.ip Legend (1941-2021)
"69 or '72. The only tours I wish I could have seen the Stones. When they were putting on kick ass concerts and not circus extravaganzas.
Oh, you are SO right!
You missed a lot of great shows.
Saw them in 66, 69,72, and every tour since. They were as good in 2019 as I’ve ever seen them.
Saw them at the Mark Taper Forum in LA 69 and 72... Seriously better than the ball parks.
@@jessewolf6806 2019 was so much better than 2005 bigger bang,drove too dc from cbus,oh and witnessed them cover mercy mercy 50 yrs too the day they last played it,great night for sure
I was there for that show ... the second concert I attended in 1969, the first being Woodstock. What a year that was!