@Monsieur Tarzan yeah, he gets a pass. It seems that he got busted in 1967 as well. He also got busted 4 more times including 1977 in Toronto for a quarter ounce of cocaine and an ounce of heroin. Those are dealers quantities. I saw the Some Girls tour in Chicago. Was a really good show. They were as good as Journey who played right before them. They played a lot longer. I think it was Journey's first tour with Steve Perry. Anyway I noticed not much quality music coming from them from late '74' until '78'. Might it be too many drugs and not enough rock n roll?
@Monsieur Tarzan you want to watch a guitar player. Watch Neil Schon. Do you think Jagger could sing like Steve Perry. Different skills. I wouldn't want to see Perry do what Jagger does. Schon doesn't get enough respect. By the way, I only have 2 Journey discs. You might not agree with me on taste of music and musicianship. But you're being a snob. Is that a Stones fan trait?
I can tell Brian was having a good time l wished he stayed a little longer, they said drugs, fame who knows ,good instrumentalist spoke well on every interviews unlike the rest of them.
Well he refused to pay the builders for shoddy work on his house who at the party the night he died probably horseplay which went a little to far while he was swimming.
@@johngraham3877 Sure .....but he relied also too much on the incompetent Tom Keylock to manage the household. Who should've taken care of paying F. Thorogood and his workers. And allowed his vulnerable paymaster to get cozy with these builder types , which was a recipe for disaster . Not to deny Jones' own responsibility ofcourse.
This is about the BEST of the very-few Jones clips. Jagger and Richards were a big factor in his down-fall; they belittled him and played nasty pranks on him. Andrew Oldham, the manager, was in love with Jagger (literally) and the three of them conspired to trash Jones. Notice how he keeps looking back at his amp.. probably because Oldham was up in the control booth and made sure his boy Richards was turned way up over Jones. Read the Brian Jones biography book.. excellent.
This was Brian's band and when the press had to talk to the stones they asked for Brian all the girls screamed for him. I think there was a little jealousy between the boys. Brian was the Stones
Caroline. It's well known that he was violent to women. Even Charlie said ' Brian was not a nice person' It would probably have not been a pleasure for you to have known him.
All I gathered at the time was Brian was so cool, handsome, musically gifted and worshipped by the girls. He was thus envied by the guys. Mick on the other hand just jumped around and didn't have a good voice anyway. I guess that's why he jumped around - to draw attention to himself away from the blonde hottie who made the group special.
Thanks for that exclusive look at Brian. He added so much to the group when he was alive. The group also had a certain melody that was gone after he left. And, as an aside, I never tire of seeing his PERFECT, beautiful hair...
It's fun to watch Brian. Another good RS video is one from '64 where about 20 people from the audience gets on stage, ends up getting thrown off by security, including members of the band. Brian is heard laughing.
@@silvanorocci68 Here's the link to it: ua-cam.com/video/ztHOSa74Mnk/v-deo.html. "Brian Jones's laughter Rolling Stones 1966. The comments are funny too.
Brian Jones: The original, and the heart and soul of he Stones. Brian was as unique as the single 'Showman' amp he played here. I guess only the good die young.
No Brian Jones = no Rolling Stones. It’s that simple ! Brian was so gifted and will never be forgotten. God bless his soul. Good 👍 vid ! Thanx v much and cheers 🥂 😎
When you watch the NME '64 concert and Brian is playing harmonica on those first 2 songs, the way he moves he looks every bit as comfortable playing "front man" as Mick does. I'd always loved his guitar playing but it was only after the NME footage that I really started to take notice of his stage presence. Understandably the cameras loved Mick, but when you see Brian in those old clips he looks just as comfortable and commanding (if not more) on stage as anyone else in the band. What a shame his life spiralled out of control the way it did.
Great to watch Brian here. I'd loved to have seen this show! All 5 of the Stones playing great music and loving it. Brian doesn't move around the stage like Mick but he's the one I keep my gaze on. It must've dented his pride being the one who was originally considered the leader and then being usurped by 2 songwriters, thereby shifting the power.
@@jamesfitzgerald6636 Brian had health issues, Most newsworthy is Bill Wyman`s contention that Brian Jones` erratic and destructive behavior could have been due to serious undiagnosed medical problems. One of Jones` out-of-wedlock daughters, now in her 30s, is quoted to the effect that she suffers from epileptic symptoms that cause fits and mood swings similar to those exhibited by the father she never knew.
Thanks for the editing! Listening to Sitting On a Fence the other day and assumed that Keith was playing the acoustic lead, but it was Brian. Since then have found out how much he contributed and what a talented musician he was. Under My Thumb without the marimba? Unthinkable
Even to this day, Keith continues to marginalize the importance of Brian's contribution to the band in the early years whenever the topic comes up in interviews. However, it was Brian's brilliant musical contributions that made the Stones stand out above so many other bands of that era. Subtract Brian's contributions, and all you have is a bunch of somewhat catchy guitar riffs without the magic.
My favourite Stone. Saw him twice live in Montreal. Nice job of editing and zoom. The closeups seem to show in his eyes a heavy burden. Gone way too soon.
Thanks for this great mix of Brian. He sure was their most talented, best looking and creative member of the RS, we must never forget! Ah what could have been...RIP forever, your old mate Charlie always had your back. And Bill Wyman as well. Keith, Mick and Loog Oldman - not so much.
How did Charlie have Brian's back? He went with Mick and Keith to fire Brian and insulted Brian in interviews after his death. Bill was the only friend Brian had in the band.
@@jameshoreman475 probably because the Glimmer Twins coerced him into going with them perhaps? Methinks Mick and Keef may have strong-armed Charlie into going with them, in order to soften the blow to Brian even. We’ll probably never know exactly what was said because that meeting was never recorded, but I would venture to say that it went reasonably smooth and amicably. Thanks ✌🏼
@@carolminardi8769 I read in several articles that Keith pointed a knife at Brian… because Brian didn't want to sell the ownership of the band name. I don't know if that's true, but the meeting was not friendly at all. Brian was forced to leave.
what do you mean by 'correctly' exactly? What about the Beatles and other stones' blues playing makes it not correct? their blues stuff sounds pretty amazing to me. I love brian jones as a musician and he's one of my fashion heroes, but I am curious about what makes his blues playing more authentic. Is it a specific technique or style he uses?
Brian was pretty authentic with tunes like I’m a King Bee, Little Red Rooster, Mona and I Can’t Be Satisfied just to name a few. He really had the blues sound down.
Brian Jones taught Keith and Mick how to play harmonica he wrote a number of songs which he doesn’t get credit for like She’s a Rainbow Ruby Tuesday Paint it Black among others without Brian and Charlie the band wouldn’t have got off the ground Mick and Keith took the reins and as Brian said they stole my girlfriend and my music when Brian left the Stones wouldn’t b the same again
The singer gets most of the attention in any band. Because the singer is the focal point. This is nice though to see how cool Jones was. He looked good and played well. He was a great player. But he didn’t write any songs. So when Mick and Keith started writing their hits starting with the Last Time and Satisfaction, the writing was on the wall for Jones. He was a star when they played live but Mick and Keith became the coleaders of the group. And Brian was pushed out. RIP Brian Jones and Charlie Watts
@@dynjarren8355 all that is true. however, within the group, there was a nasty element of derision and division that contributed to jones' mental and physical breakdown. mick was an apollonian genius while brian was a dionysian genius, and eventually the dionysian was destroyed by the forces of commercialism.
@@flyingburritobro68 that was a great period as well. Liked Mick Taylor's work in the band. One of the best guitarists in the business. Did want to point out that the Stones have had eight #1 singles on their long history. Six of them came during the Brian Jones era. Plus a number two and three. Just saying.
when Jones was with the band they were much tighter with Taylor they just had some guy playing solos through the whole song and it took several additional musicians to fill in the empty spot that Brian commanded.
That Pearl Drop Vox guitar 🎸 fit him perfectly! He looked so good playing it. I think it was kept and is now worth over $250K! I don’t know who owns it now but I’d just like to play a few chords on it so I could say I played the same guitar 🎸 Brian Jones played! That would be so cool! 👏🏻🎸😎
That's just like...your opinion man. 😁. No seriously yeah it was the coolest era for them but the greatest stones album run was with Mick Taylor and Keith Richards at the helm.
@@davestonehill6177 I saw them twice with Brian. He was a frontman, and so was Jagger. Keith was in back with Charlie and Bill in concert, and blossomed as years went by - stopped just doing Chuck Berry and developed a lot.
It blows my.mind that the Stones created such hysteria before they had any hits and were just playing r and b covers! It just shows that, like The Beatles, it was their SOUND and stage act that was most important; the songs were secondary
I notice that during the Brit Invasion/garage rock period, everybody used obscure guitars, such as Vox and Gretsch, and guitars by small companies. It wasn't all Strats and Les Pauls.
I was a Stones fan from the first hour, just because of the musical genius of Brian Jones. Mick and Keith are fabulous, but Brian was even greater, he extended them - he was put out of the Stones for Mick could not see his light, he was . I was so sad after Brians death, I always kept my doubts why he died in the swimmingpool, or was is a murder. So sad. After his death the Stones were not the Stones anymore for me. Mick is an stingy and jealous type.
yep, I noticed that too. Mick and Keith were always so jealous and resentful of him, those two and their early manager Loogie contributed to his ruination I believe. Long live Brian Jones!!
I don't see him playing anything but basic rythym guitar. All the lead and soloing is by Keith. Mick Taylor played circles around the minimal playing of Brian seen here.
0:53 - 3:30 wtf.......was he yawning there ???? How can you in such a situation ? Might be an example Brian didn't had the constitution for this show business ? Sadly there are too many photographs where he had that jet lagged look , even in the early years. Which he tried to combat with uppers (speed) and afterwards with sleeping pills to come down. Such a tragic story how he let it all slip through his fingers while the world was at his feet.
@@metallion0738 brian también fue buen cantante pero como es muy poco lo que hacía en esa area no lo podemos comparar con mick jagger de hecho brian paso lo mismo que the beatles ya que salió de casa y estuvo bastante tiempo en bares por Europa y curtirse como músico profesional
As I recall, The Stones were immediately following James Brown with all his stage antics and stage theatrics. Following him, Mick and even Brian seemed to have felt compelled to do more than just stand behind the mic like sticks. Kinda funny really.
Brian could've enjoyed such a long and great success, if he were still alive today. He could've done way better than what he did while he was still with the Stones, especially with his huge variety of eastern exotic instruments. He could've experimented with more sounds and styles other than then just blues and rock and roll. And also, he could've collaborated with more musicians and bands as well. He could've had everything, but he secluded himself away from others, took a lot of drugs and alcohol, and failed to adapt to a lot of changes, which eventually lead to his own downfall.
It’s to bad he and Jimi and Jim did not team together It’s what they all needed at that point and they may have lived and man it would have been the only super super group ever ✌🏻🐄🎸🐐☮️🦫🕵🏻♂️🍻🍄🎱👽😎
They were still at there best up to 2 years after Brian, 1971 that was it. Yes still had great songs here and there even for years after but 1 in every 10 maybe
For the most part in this video all he is playing is bar chords. This is not to say that he didn't play a large part in the Stones & wasn't important in the band at that time. I wish that he had lived longer.
The Brian Jones fetish is absurd. Because Brian Jones couldn't add anything otherwise, not being able to do the most important thing in a band, write songs, he dabbled in novel instruments adding important texture to some songs in 1965-1966. But then he fell deep into drugs and became useless. This notion he was the Stones or just essential to the Stones is preposterous. The Stones improved with his death and the addition of Mick Taylor and hit their creative peak on the 4 albums from Beggars Banquet to Exile on Main Street.
Bill himself said he was the original leader and embodies the Stones. He really only became “useless” after he already wanted to leave the band. And Brian is on all but 2 tracks on Beggars, and Brian and Mick T are both only on 2 tracks for LIB. The only albums Mick T makes a full appearance on for the ones you’re talking about are Sticky Fingers and Exile
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With due respect to Brian it looked to me as if Richards did the most work on this, while Brian chugged out the rhythm throughout. Not like e.g. the Last Time, Rooster and Get Off Of My Cloud where the lead was his own.
Later on Richards became a bore tying to be more 'interesting' than he was, hiding behind the incoherence that hard drugs give people. Remember that painful interview with "Whisperer" Bob Harris in the 70s? People mistook that for 'cool'....R must have thought all that slurring and nodding made him 'interesting'.
Brian's rhythm playing was always good. He was also an accomplished blues harp player and slide guitarist, unfortunately not featured in this short set. Unlike The Who, the Stones could not have cut it as a four-piece. Keith required another guitarist as backup for his Chuck Berry styling. And when Brian was in the lead, Keith strummed away. Both were excellent rhythm players who were also capable of taking a lead role. Later on, Brian expanded his role in the band with instruments not associated with rock & roll. Virtuosity per Mick Taylor is impressive, although Brian's creativity took it to a higher level.
Oh well just look at that! Brian Jones, the 'great musician', has apparently managed, through many hours of diligent practice, to master the bar chord.
He played multiple instruments. Keyboards, percussion, sax, played sitar on paint it black. Also recorder on Ruby Tuesday. Was an excellent slide guitar player. Was a very good blues player as well. Came from a musical family and supposedly gave Mick and Keith some musical instruction.
@@mrvlsmrv When he was sober. Sadly, from 1968, Jones was an apathetic, drugged out heap collapsed in the corner of the studio, contributing next to nothing.
@@mrvlsmrv Brian did not "hire" Mick and Keith. Brian, Mick and Keith were informally sitting in on various gigs at the Marquee as well as playing with Alexis Korner. Brian expressed an interest in forming a band. Mick and Keith agreed. It was never Brian's band. Even Bill Wyman was a greater contributor than Jones. He wrote the Jumping Jack Flash riff.
Even here you can tell Keith would soon be able to play everything Brian knew and blew by him on lead work and songwriting! it was over very soon for poor fucked up in the head Brian. stop all this worship!
Brian and his teardrop guitar 💧🎸💖
When Brian left the Stones, it marked the end of the adventurous period.
something Jimmy Page understood with Led Zeppelin, even though they were all great musicians.
@Monsieur Tarzan or maybe not. It's speculative. He might have got some help. Also speculative.
@Monsieur Tarzan but Keith Richards gets a pass later in the 70's. Multiple drug busts and he got rehabbed.
@Monsieur Tarzan yeah, he gets a pass. It seems that he got busted in 1967 as well. He also got busted 4 more times including 1977 in Toronto for a quarter ounce of cocaine and an ounce of heroin. Those are dealers quantities. I saw the Some Girls tour in Chicago. Was a really good show. They were as good as Journey who played right before them. They played a lot longer. I think it was Journey's first tour with Steve Perry.
Anyway I noticed not much quality music coming from them from late '74' until '78'. Might it be too many drugs and not enough rock n roll?
@Monsieur Tarzan you want to watch a guitar player. Watch Neil Schon. Do you think Jagger could sing like Steve Perry. Different skills. I wouldn't want to see Perry do what Jagger does. Schon doesn't get enough respect. By the way, I only have 2 Journey discs. You might not agree with me on taste of music and musicianship. But you're being a snob. Is that a Stones fan trait?
Thank you a Million times for this, BRIAN JONES, video !!! :)
Where would they be, without Jones...
I can tell Brian was having a good time l wished he stayed a little longer, they said drugs, fame who knows ,good instrumentalist spoke well on every interviews unlike the rest of them.
Well he refused to pay the builders for shoddy work on his house who at the party the night he died probably horseplay which went a little to far while he was swimming.
💥Know it 💥
@@johngraham3877 Sure .....but he relied also too much on the incompetent Tom Keylock to manage the household. Who should've taken care of paying F. Thorogood and his workers. And allowed his vulnerable paymaster to get cozy with these builder types , which was a recipe for disaster . Not to deny Jones' own responsibility ofcourse.
Fabulous Brian.
They killed him over the money for shoddy work what a shame
This is about the BEST of the very-few Jones clips. Jagger and Richards were a big factor in his down-fall; they belittled him and played nasty pranks on him. Andrew Oldham, the manager, was in love with Jagger (literally) and the three of them conspired to trash Jones. Notice how he keeps looking back at his amp.. probably because Oldham was up in the control booth and made sure his boy Richards was turned way up over Jones. Read the Brian Jones biography book.. excellent.
This was Brian's band and when the press had to talk to the stones they asked for Brian all the girls screamed for him. I think there was a little jealousy between the boys. Brian was the Stones
Well Brian as got it Jagger ain't
I love how Brian always vibes in the backround
He was my favorite member of the Stones. Gone way too soon.
He was amazingly talented, and i wish i would have had the pleasure of knowing him.
Caroline.
It's well known that he was violent to women. Even Charlie said ' Brian was not a nice person'
It would probably have not been a pleasure for you to have known him.
Jones was largely a waste of space.
Even when he was sober.
All I gathered at the time was Brian was so cool, handsome, musically gifted and worshipped by the girls. He was thus envied by the guys.
Mick on the other hand just jumped around and didn't have a good voice anyway. I guess that's why he jumped around - to draw attention to himself away from the blonde hottie who made the group special.
Thanks for that exclusive look at Brian. He added so much to the group when he was alive. The group also had a certain melody that was gone after he left. And, as an aside, I never tire of seeing his PERFECT, beautiful hair...
It's fun to watch Brian. Another good RS video is one from '64 where about 20 people from the audience gets on stage, ends up getting thrown off by security, including members of the band. Brian is heard laughing.
Silvano rocci a me piace THE rolling STONES LIVE ALTAMONT
@@silvanorocci68 Here's the link to it: ua-cam.com/video/ztHOSa74Mnk/v-deo.html. "Brian Jones's laughter Rolling Stones 1966. The comments are funny too.
Brian Jones: The original, and the heart and soul of he Stones. Brian was as unique as the single 'Showman' amp he played here. I guess only the good die young.
No Brian Jones = no Rolling Stones. It’s that simple ! Brian was so gifted and will never be forgotten. God bless his soul. Good 👍 vid ! Thanx v much and cheers 🥂 😎
Boy the competition between Bryan and Mick is palatable
Loved the video, it’s usually Mick and Keith that hog the camera, for me Brian was the greatest stone
Amazing style !
Tribute to the visionary
When you watch the NME '64 concert and Brian is playing harmonica on those first 2 songs, the way he moves he looks every bit as comfortable playing "front man" as Mick does. I'd always loved his guitar playing but it was only after the NME footage that I really started to take notice of his stage presence. Understandably the cameras loved Mick, but when you see Brian in those old clips he looks just as comfortable and commanding (if not more) on stage as anyone else in the band. What a shame his life spiralled out of control the way it did.
Brian was the sex symbol of the Stones before Mick.
At least in America
Every one loved Brian
Cameras loved Mick? He's ugly as sin! 😂😂😂
Great to watch Brian here. I'd loved to have seen this show! All 5 of the Stones playing great music and loving it. Brian doesn't move around the stage like Mick but he's the one I keep my gaze on.
It must've dented his pride being the one who was originally considered the leader and then being usurped by 2 songwriters, thereby shifting the power.
Brian just dripped with talent and charisma. Those screams were ALL for him, nobody else.
Regal Mr Jones..always diplomatic kind polite..thank you fitting tribute!!!
Excellent work!
Muchas gracias!!!
What I always wanted to watch, my dear and unique Brian!😊
The reason Brian became so incapacitated on drugs was because Mick and Keith started to take control of what was his band.
You've got it backwards. they HAD to take control BECAUSE he was fucked up on drugs
Wrong! He was an a big time drinker early on, an alkie as he said himself, youngest alkie in London
@@jamesfitzgerald6636
Brian had health issues, Most newsworthy is Bill Wyman`s contention that Brian Jones` erratic and destructive behavior could have been due to serious undiagnosed medical problems. One of Jones` out-of-wedlock daughters, now in her 30s, is quoted to the effect that she suffers from epileptic symptoms that cause fits and mood swings similar to those exhibited by the father she never knew.
the stone of my heart.
Thanks for the editing! Listening to Sitting On a Fence the other day and assumed that Keith was playing the acoustic lead, but it was Brian. Since then have found out how much he contributed and what a talented musician he was. Under My Thumb without the marimba? Unthinkable
Paint it Black sans the Sitar?
Even to this day, Keith continues to marginalize the importance of Brian's contribution to the band in the early years whenever the topic comes up in interviews. However, it was Brian's brilliant musical contributions that made the Stones stand out above so many other bands of that era. Subtract Brian's contributions, and all you have is a bunch of somewhat catchy guitar riffs without the magic.
@@rookmaster7502 Exactly....
@@ernestofranklin1891 Or Ruby Tuesday without the recorder? Impossible.😉
when brian smile, i- 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Omggg yes 😭😭😭 He had the sweetest smile ❤️
@@stonedsoulpicnic i wish i met him
@@urstupidgirl6840 sameeeee 😔
butterflies 🦋😌
I want Brian’s guitar
I want Brian
how do i relive this boy?
I would do anything to get him back 😭😭
@@stonedsoulpicnic same
No Jones no Stones
My favorite stone.
Sometimes I feel like no one looked more "STONESY" than Bri.
My favourite Stone. Saw him twice live in Montreal. Nice job of editing and zoom. The closeups seem to show in his eyes a heavy burden. Gone way too soon.
Oh my God, lucky you ! :)
Thanks for this great mix of Brian. He sure was their most talented, best looking and creative member of the RS, we must never forget! Ah what could have been...RIP forever, your old mate Charlie always had your back. And Bill Wyman as well. Keith, Mick and Loog Oldman - not so much.
How did Charlie have Brian's back? He went with Mick and Keith to fire Brian and insulted Brian in interviews after his death. Bill was the only friend Brian had in the band.
@@jameshoreman475 probably because the Glimmer Twins coerced him into going with them perhaps? Methinks Mick and Keef may have strong-armed Charlie into going with them, in order to soften the blow to Brian even. We’ll probably never know exactly what was said because that meeting was never recorded, but I would venture to say that it went reasonably smooth and amicably. Thanks ✌🏼
@@jameshoreman475 Very true. Charlie didn’t have many good things to say about Brian.
@@carolminardi8769 I read in several articles that Keith pointed a knife at Brian… because Brian didn't want to sell the ownership of the band name. I don't know if that's true, but the meeting was not friendly at all. Brian was forced to leave.
Listen to The little red rooster with Brian on slide
👍🎼Brian Jones 🎼 👍 fenomenal
Great Classic footage, Rock on !
Arty Than ☆♡☆ 🎶🎸🎶 🔊
Brian was different than all the others including the Beatles in that he could actually play the blues correctly
what do you mean by 'correctly' exactly? What about the Beatles and other stones' blues playing makes it not correct? their blues stuff sounds pretty amazing to me. I love brian jones as a musician and he's one of my fashion heroes, but I am curious about what makes his blues playing more authentic. Is it a specific technique or style he uses?
Correctly.. jeeze
@@davidarchibald3755 He's not wrong! Bo Diddley said that Brian was the only white guy to nail the Bo Diddley beat
Like then and now there are 1 million guitar players that can play rhythm.
Brian was pretty authentic with tunes like I’m a King Bee, Little Red Rooster, Mona and I Can’t Be Satisfied just to name a few. He really had the blues sound down.
He named the band, he got the gigs. It should have been Brian Jones and the Rolling Stones. Things might have turned out a little different?
Brian Jones taught Keith and Mick how to play harmonica he wrote a number of songs which he doesn’t get credit for like She’s a Rainbow Ruby Tuesday Paint it Black among others without Brian and Charlie the band wouldn’t have got off the ground Mick and Keith took the reins and as Brian said they stole my girlfriend and my music when Brian left the Stones wouldn’t b the same again
Keith took Anita because Brian beat the hell out of her one too many times. Brian loved to hit women.
kind of sad in a way. watching brian trying to be a presence as he's being over-shadowed by mick. after all, he was the bandleader at first...
The singer gets most of the attention in any band. Because the singer is the focal point.
This is nice though to see how cool Jones was. He looked good and played well.
He was a great player.
But he didn’t write any songs.
So when Mick and Keith started writing their hits starting with the Last Time and Satisfaction, the writing was on the wall for Jones. He was a star when they played live but Mick and Keith became the coleaders of the group.
And Brian was pushed out.
RIP Brian Jones and Charlie Watts
@@dynjarren8355 all that is true. however, within the group, there was a nasty element of derision and division that contributed to jones' mental and physical breakdown. mick was an apollonian genius while brian was a dionysian genius, and eventually the dionysian was destroyed by the forces of commercialism.
The Stones were never the same after Brian Jones. He always added the missing ingredient !!!###
Much better with Mick Taylor 69-74 where they hit their peak. Sticky Fingers and Exile being the pinnacle
@@flyingburritobro68 that was a great period as well. Liked Mick Taylor's work in the band. One of the best guitarists in the business.
Did want to point out that the Stones have had eight #1 singles on their long history. Six of them came during the Brian Jones era. Plus a number two and three. Just saying.
they were BETTER!
Stop with Brian 👎
when Jones was with the band they were much tighter with Taylor they just had some guy playing solos through the whole song and it took several additional musicians to fill in the empty spot that Brian commanded.
Brian per sempre!
That Pearl Drop Vox guitar 🎸 fit him perfectly! He looked so good playing it. I think it was kept and is now worth over $250K!
I don’t know who owns it now but I’d just like to play a few chords on it so I could say I played the same guitar 🎸 Brian Jones played! That would be so cool! 👏🏻🎸😎
Great
The Stones Greatest Line up was this one. Brian on board.
AGREED! 💯
That's just like...your opinion man. 😁. No seriously yeah it was the coolest era for them but the greatest stones album run was with Mick Taylor and Keith Richards at the helm.
@@cinematicpassages8884 Keith Richards was always at the helm. He wrote all the music. The genius behind the stones was Richards.
@@davestonehill6177 right...my bad. Rock on. But i had to put taylor in there because his sweet licks added amazing texture to those keith songs.
@@davestonehill6177 I saw them twice with Brian. He was a frontman, and so was Jagger. Keith was in back with Charlie and Bill in concert, and blossomed as years went by - stopped just doing Chuck Berry and developed a lot.
It blows my.mind that the Stones created such hysteria before they had any hits and were just playing r and b covers!
It just shows that, like The Beatles, it was their SOUND and stage act that was most important; the songs were secondary
I notice that during the Brit Invasion/garage rock period, everybody used obscure guitars, such as Vox and Gretsch, and guitars by small companies. It wasn't all Strats and Les Pauls.
He gave the group their name and along with Charlie Watts was the best musician, Also, had he had a healthier personality, he might still be alive
TY. Golden Stone forever.
I was a Stones fan from the first hour, just because of the musical genius of Brian Jones. Mick and Keith are fabulous, but Brian was even greater, he extended them - he was put out of the Stones for Mick could not see his light, he was . I was so sad after Brians death, I always kept my doubts why he died in the swimmingpool, or was is a murder. So sad. After his death the Stones were not the Stones anymore for me. Mick is an stingy and jealous type.
Agree with you totally
60 years ago we had great music & shitty cameras
new we got great cameras
Brian’s guitar is turned way down in the mix…
yep, I noticed that too. Mick and Keith were always so jealous and resentful of him, those two and their early manager Loogie contributed to his ruination I believe. Long live Brian Jones!!
I don't see him playing anything but basic rythym guitar. All the lead and soloing is by Keith. Mick Taylor played circles around the minimal playing of Brian seen here.
@@larryn2682 He played circles around Keith too!
In alot of video you see Brian checking his app while playing. Even on Circus we're you really can't hear him. Here he sounds fine.
Check out that crazy " jump" by Jagger!! ( never to be repeated again in his stage shows!!!)
Jagger was such a dork!
Thank you for posting this. PS I love you Torrin
You are welcome, I love you too ❤️
Wow 💥 awesome ❤️😎 great 👍
well done!
0:53 - 3:30 wtf.......was he yawning there ???? How can you in such a situation ? Might be an example Brian didn't had the constitution for this show business ? Sadly there are too many photographs where he had that jet lagged look , even in the early years.
Which he tried to combat with uppers (speed) and afterwards with sleeping pills to come down.
Such a tragic story how he let it all slip through his fingers while the world was at his feet.
Yawning? He's just hopping around while his eyes threaten to leave their sockets. My 2c.
Only some decades i found out these Riffs Brians
The best music the stones made was when Brian Jones was there.
Brian was probably the best musician out of all the popular British bands/players at the time.
@@aunch3 si era para mi al nivel o mejor que los beatles digo sus composiciones no las tomaban en cuenta porque igual no todo lo mostraba
Ton L he probably wasn't
@@abilgartecs7434 . Yo diría que al nivel de los Beatles y mejor que el resto de los Stones.
@@metallion0738 brian también fue buen cantante pero como es muy poco lo que hacía en esa area no lo podemos comparar con mick jagger de hecho brian paso lo mismo que the beatles ya que salió de casa y estuvo bastante tiempo en bares por Europa y curtirse como músico profesional
As I recall, The Stones were immediately following James Brown with all his stage antics and stage theatrics. Following him, Mick and even Brian seemed to have felt compelled to do more than just stand behind the mic like sticks. Kinda funny really.
ああ、ブライアン・ジョーンズ、抜群の音楽センスの所有者でしたが、ストーンズなどどうでもよかったのに・・・、まだ若いのだから、暫くゆっくり勉強して、新しいバンドを組んで、自分の好きな音楽を作り上げることができたのに、余裕がなかったのは…、本当に惜しくて残念です。
Rockin' the VOX!
Brian could've enjoyed such a long and great success, if he were still alive today. He could've done way better than what he did while he was still with the Stones, especially with his huge variety of eastern exotic instruments. He could've experimented with more sounds and styles other than then just blues and rock and roll. And also, he could've collaborated with more musicians and bands as well. He could've had everything, but he secluded himself away from others, took a lot of drugs and alcohol, and failed to adapt to a lot of changes, which eventually lead to his own downfall.
It’s to bad he and Jimi and Jim did not team together It’s what they all needed at that point and they may have lived and man it would have been the only super super group ever ✌🏻🐄🎸🐐☮️🦫🕵🏻♂️🍻🍄🎱👽😎
On It's All Over Now Brian really sparks the band as these white boys improve upon the original soul song by The Valentinos
Brian was into it. Fucken drugs
Cool, laidback Bill.
They were still at there best up to 2 years after Brian, 1971 that was it. Yes still had great songs here and there even for years after but 1 in every 10 maybe
For the most part in this video all he is playing is bar chords. This is not to say that he didn't play a large part in the Stones & wasn't important in the band at that time. I wish that he had lived longer.
Where has the clip gone of him turning his back to the audience at the beginning ?
I HAVE SEEN THIS on y.t. !
I think Brian wrote most of songs he was so multi talented after he left there music went down hill
Check out the Dancer!!!!
Brian made that ugly guitar hip
No Jones, no stones.
If only he could've joined in singing he can't quite break out can he?!
Why is Keith always louder than Brian??
This video shows much better Brian Jones that many Rollings Stones videos where only you can see Mick and Keith, not to mention Will Whitman.
He needed to turn his amp up. Drowned out by Keith Richards Les Paul
So Keith does all the lead and Brian is just rhythm. Got it.
Damn BRian had tell.
Man, they really wanted to let loose.. so badly
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OwO Brian
Yes *Brian* (◍•ᴗ•◍)
The Brian Jones fetish is absurd. Because Brian Jones couldn't add anything otherwise, not being able to do the most important thing in a band, write songs, he dabbled in novel instruments adding important texture to some songs in 1965-1966. But then he fell deep into drugs and became useless. This notion he was the Stones or just essential to the Stones is preposterous. The Stones improved with his death and the addition of Mick Taylor and hit their creative peak on the 4 albums from Beggars Banquet to Exile on Main Street.
Bill himself said he was the original leader and embodies the Stones. He really only became “useless” after he already wanted to leave the band. And Brian is on all but 2 tracks on Beggars, and Brian and Mick T are both only on 2 tracks for LIB. The only albums Mick T makes a full appearance on for the ones you’re talking about are Sticky Fingers and Exile
Yo tenia 14 años...jua.jua.jua..estos.eran.mis Stones..estaba.rodeado.en la.
Banda.eramos.5.yo el unico stone..hasta.hoy..los otros 4 ya.no escuchan.rock..
Viejos vinagres..
All the girls screaming for Brian
Y dicen que no le copiaban a los beatles.., el corte de pelo y la indumentaria...todo...
Wow, footage of him not stoned out of his mind
Very common actually, there’s a ton of footage of a sober contributing Brian
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No Jones........no Stones.....
Barely a step up from a garage band.
Otherwise, the standard for hit making at the time.
With due respect to Brian it looked to me as if Richards did the most work on this, while Brian chugged out the rhythm throughout. Not like e.g. the Last Time, Rooster and Get Off Of My Cloud where the lead was his own.
Later on Richards became a bore tying to be more 'interesting' than he was, hiding behind the incoherence that hard drugs give people. Remember that painful interview with "Whisperer" Bob Harris in the 70s? People mistook that for 'cool'....R must have thought all that slurring and nodding made him 'interesting'.
Oh Brian is so talented, Brian is the leader blablabla!!! He is just strumming chords. Everyone can do that, nothing special LOL!!!
Brian's rhythm playing was always good. He was also an accomplished blues harp player and slide guitarist, unfortunately not featured in this short set. Unlike The Who, the Stones could not have cut it as a four-piece. Keith required another guitarist as backup for his Chuck Berry styling. And when Brian was in the lead, Keith strummed away. Both were excellent rhythm players who were also capable of taking a lead role. Later on, Brian expanded his role in the band with instruments not associated with rock & roll. Virtuosity per Mick Taylor is impressive, although Brian's creativity took it to a higher level.
Oh well just look at that! Brian Jones, the 'great musician', has apparently managed, through many hours of diligent practice, to master the bar chord.
He played multiple instruments. Keyboards, percussion, sax, played sitar on paint it black. Also recorder on Ruby Tuesday. Was an excellent slide guitar player. Was a very good blues player as well.
Came from a musical family and supposedly gave Mick and Keith some musical instruction.
@@mrvlsmrv When he was sober. Sadly, from 1968, Jones was an apathetic, drugged out heap collapsed in the corner of the studio, contributing next to nothing.
But you have to remember. No Jones, no Stones. He hired Mick and Keith. Also named the band after Muddy Water's song 'Rollin' Stone'.
@@mrvlsmrv Brian did not "hire" Mick and Keith. Brian, Mick and Keith were informally sitting in on various gigs at the Marquee as well as playing with Alexis Korner. Brian expressed an interest in forming a band. Mick and Keith agreed. It was never Brian's band. Even Bill Wyman was a greater contributor than Jones. He wrote the Jumping Jack Flash riff.
@@theartfuldodger935 according to all the accounts that I've seen. Jones put an add in a local paper. Mick and Keith answered the ad.
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There's clearly two guitars...
Even here you can tell Keith would soon be able to play everything Brian knew and blew by him on lead work and songwriting! it was over very soon for poor fucked up in the head Brian. stop all this worship!