For me, this is the greatest Live performance of a song ever. The way it starts out rough like a practice session, then it builds, and builds, the break in the middle, then the last segment when they hammer it home. For ME....this is the best single Rock and Roll Song EVER! I want it played at my funeral or execution whatever comes first.
Absolutely. The guitar work between Keith and Mick Taylor is legendary…genius, especially in the breakdown…incredible Blues-Rock guitar playing. It’s one of the greatest live Rock recordings EVER.
En realidad nunca más, Taylor y Richards lograron tener este desenvolvimiento en las guitarras, las otras versiones en vivo o de estudio se escuchan con un nivel mediano. Excelente acoplamiento.
Ed Preston knows what he’s talking about. I’ve played this song live several times and it’s nothing short of a rock n roll religious experience. Long Live the greatest Rock n Roll band ever!!!
I am about to be 67 year in a couple of days, and I still love this record. The Stones never did this tracks better after this recording. And I agree, this is the best liverecord ever....
Hey, I just turned 65 3/30/2022! "Exile On Main Street" was , 2 me, actually their best albums. Had this album when I just turned 15 yrs. old 3/30/1972. What yrs. Did this come out? It's damn good.
When a song changes speeds and feel a much as this one, your drummer has to conduct the band. Listening to Charlie do little things to shepherd the transitions is a #@!! master class.
It's not entirely a live album. Jagger and Richards dubbed most of their singing/playing, with the exception of Love in Vain. Taylor was "a one take guy". Everything he played on Ya ya's is original, just like Charlie and Bill.
@@007zz it has been called “the most overdubbed live album” over the years… and could explain my disappointment on seeing the Stones some time after its release - they were nowhere near as good as they sounded on Ya Yas!
@@Trev0r98 Sorry have to disagree. Taylor just shines here as always - but so does Keef and especially in how he handles the rhythm riff(s) - constant spot on micro-variations in timing and other subtle changes.
This was the greatest recording of their entire career, and that is saying something. "Sympathy for the Devil" and "Street Fighting Man" in this concert were almost as great as this one. The band would never again be this great. This was recorded just days before the Altamont disaster.
this album is 50 yrs old and still sounds fantastic. Catches the Stones when they were flying. My God ! Tight. This is how they got the tag The greatest rock and roll band etc. Mic Taylor k and Keef utterly brilliant, Charlie and Bill holding it all together and the best vocal performance from Mick. What more do you need ? How can 144 people not like this ? Check out the rythmn changes on Midnight Rambler and Sympathy is just so funky . I remember Who live at Leeds was always considered superior by a lot of people but I don't reckon that has travelled as well as this Stones time capsule. Thanks for the music boys, soundtrack of our lives
Those licks from 7:45 to 8:15 that Taylor plays are sublime- nothing complex but simply jaw dropping how much higher they take this song. Which was already a moment each band member probably looked up at each other and was like ' these instruments are fucking playing themselves '. Since I first heard this 37 years ago it is still making the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Pure energy out of thin air.
To me, his guitar evokes the mind of the rambler having an argument with himself in whether to do the crime. It goes back and forth until resolving with “yes, let’s do this!”
Almost 50% that Keith and Jagger played on Yaya's has been over dubbed, with the exemption of love in Vain. Taylor, Wyman and Watts did the live take. Yaya's is half a studio album, but a very good one.
Scott Trevathan ...Ten Years After at the Fillmore 70', Band of Gypsys at the Fillmore 70', any Led Zeppelin bootleg performance from their Europe tour of 73', Derek and the Dominoes at the Fillmore 70'.
The Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East takes that title, but I will agree that this track is probably the best live performance of a song ever recorded. This is an utter masterpiece with the Stone's at their absolute peak.
@Arpad Jones yes, keith usually starts and sets tempo, then charlie takes over and wyman follows them both masterfully. I like when on some videos keef will be going for a tempo adjustment and jump up on the drum riser right in charlies face until charlie grins and complies. Epic chemistry........
Esta rola pasan y pasan los años y no deja de hacer que el corazón se exite y el alma de rocker te haga sentir igual de joven y vital que cuando la escuchaste x primera ves. Saludos desde tierra santa (Guadalajara Jalisco México)
Mick Taylor's picking is amazing. This is, by far, my favorite Stones song, and this is a fabulous album, as well. Taylor's solo starting at 8:08 is the pinnacle of awesomeness.
I'm 60 and have been going to concerts since teen years. I saw the Stones 30+ years ago and "timed" this song and they were within 5 seconds of Ya Ya's. No exaggeration (maybe caught them on a great night) but they basically did this Album live and hit virtually every note and it was the greatest concert I've personally seen. No lie, greatest Rock 'n Roll band in the World! Un frickin' believable night and I was sober...
randy95023 I was 14 in 69 rode the train from DC to mad sq caught the show, trained back to DC went to school that morning. Convenience was better then
It was not only the great playing on this-but crucially as well the more powerful AMPS that emerged during that period that launched this song into legendary status.
@@pickolascage1283 in 1968: The beatles with white album: hard rock, proto punk, blues, country, folk, proto metal, experimental, classical and ballad. The rolling stones with beggars banquet: Blues, country, blues, country, blues, country, rock n roll, blues and country.
I was first interested in Rock Music in about 1965. I remember being away at camp when "Satisfaction" first aired on Radio. I was an instant Stones fan and a Rock 'n Roll guy for Life. When I finally saw the Stones I felt like I knew the guys as old friends. Midnight Rambler may honestly be the greatest song I've heard live in concert and I've been to a LOT of concerts in the last 45 years. Music is art and to use words like "best" is subjective. Art is in the ear of the beholder...
David South l was married for five years by then David. Sadly my rockin days were some what reduced by then, but as all old rock n rollers, the love for great music never dies.
Sin discucion alguna si no la mejor entre las dos mejores versiones del Midnigth Rambler en vivo y con Mick Taylor uuufff !!! El rasgeo de guitarra de Keith roncador y toda la banda impresionante la mejor epoca los mejores Rolling Stones de todos los tiempos 👍👍👍
gotta admit people this album as little known or at least heralded, was to me the STONES at their finest with Mick Taylor not missing a lick and even Keith was on that night with Jagger's voice in great shape and as he said "Charlies Good Tonite" Also my hats off to whomever did the mix that nite cause as live albums go . . . they're a bitch to keep the mix balanced with the lead rides and solos with great presence !! Love this version of the Stones Thanx for sharing it !
True so true doin his chicken dance ha to funny I go to collier county choppers weekends this only kind music u will hear to great old music only and on point on all of them old guys in band not old what did I say shame our age ha
The Stones was one of the best shows I've ever seen...and I've seen hundreds, but my girlfriend and I grooved like something supernatural; we were speechless moving to the notes moving from one melody to another. What an experience!!!
this was one of if not the best live album they ever put out. This was like the first album I got along with the Woodstock album back in around 1968 or so. This is the absolute best version of Midnight Rambler that they ever did. It really kicks ass at the end of the song. Just when you think it's over, it builds back up and rocks.
+Dave Welch I agree. A truly great live album. As good as this version is though, I saw them play a better version at Wembley Arena in 1973. It was one of those shows that had the magic that only happens on very rare occasions. That night they played this and it just blew the roof off, it was an incendiary performance of such satanic majesty that simply defies description. I saw them many times but that night had the real rock and roll voodoo. Now I'm older I'm just glad I was there.
Saw them at the LA Stop. Forum second show. They hit the stage about 3 AM. I was stage left with Mick Taylor 30 feet in front me & Wife. Blew the roof off the Forum.
One of the most underappreciated musicians ever. Not underappreciated within the band though, those guys revere him. Him and Bill Wyman could make a group of 5 year olds sound amazing.
This is my favorite Stones song and album. I like the harder and edgier sound they had then. Its not so polished. Its Rock & Roll at it’s best. And Mick Taylor is just a great fit in their line-up. I don’t dis-like Ronnie Wood but Mick has the sound I like. This is a fantastic song. It has it all.
This Is The Stones In There Prime & Bringing In Mick Taylor He Gave Them A New Sound Love This Era My Parents Was At This Show They Also Met Jimi Hendrix He Was Hanging Out With Them Backstage Jamming With Taylor This Album Brings Back Some Great Memories Thank You For Upload
Richar decided to tune his guitar Delta Blues wise. Means a double High d. So not why skip the sixth string. From that day Keith plays five string. Or ten...
Mick didn't do all the solos and everything else Mick was told how and when to play. Keith could've had any guitar player even Clapton or Page . Mick was a good employee that's about it 😎
I love the guitar tones on this song and the album; it's a natural high energy effect of guitar and amp, and there's lots of tonal texture to it, the player's attack on the strings is evident. It's not relying on super-powerful pickups or effects pedals that provide distortion but erase a lot of feel and texture. Richards and Taylor were at a peak here.
jsilence418 The Stones are nothing without each other, really. I know Charlie has some cool jazz bands, but they're all nothing outside of the Stones, which shows how awesome they are as a band in my opinion. The sum of the parts and all that.
andrewptob spot on dude. Not often on these comment pages you hear someone talking sense. Check out the extended Gimme Shelter...you hear Bill and Charlie laying down a SICK groove, Keef did his incredible stuff and Mick sang like a bitch...no Mick Taylor :=)
Yeah, the live albums that followed were a joke, Love You Live sounded like a bunch of amateurs. The Mick Taylor years, were the only time the Stones were the" world's greatest rock band," when he left the band, he took that title with him.
@@markandersen793 yes I agree 100℅. With Taylor they made the best music. Sorry to say but Ron Wood has not contributed anything with such musical richness
This album and the Allman Bros: Live at fillmore east are the two best rock and rockblues albums ever. All Gibson guitars and here the exploding ampegs, Duane and Dicky used Marshalls.
I have both of those albums - and would have agreed with the above still some years ago. Personally I now find that Stones' 'Brussels Affair' (1973) trumps both of those.
6/12/2018 I saw them at the L.A. Forum twice on that "Ya Yas" tour. Wyman's bass nearly shook the Forum down, thick and deep, as it sounds on this track.
Because Charlie Watts is a British hurricane. And just when you thought he'd rip your roof off, he serves you a perfect martini. Shaken, yet slightly stirred.
This version of Midnight Rambler is my favorite Stones live performance.
Me too
Absolutely.
Indeed!
@@r.milton7920 you gg
También es mi versión favorita. Oscar, el uruguayo
For me, this is the greatest Live performance of a song ever. The way it starts out rough like a practice session, then it builds, and builds, the break in the middle, then the last segment when they hammer it home. For ME....this is the best single Rock and Roll Song EVER! I want it played at my funeral or execution whatever comes first.
agreed. even 53 yrs later
Best ever
Absolutely. The guitar work between Keith and Mick Taylor is legendary…genius, especially in the breakdown…incredible Blues-Rock guitar playing. It’s one of the greatest live Rock recordings EVER.
suis d'accord avec toi
En realidad nunca más, Taylor y Richards lograron tener este desenvolvimiento en las guitarras, las otras versiones en vivo o de estudio se escuchan con un nivel mediano.
Excelente acoplamiento.
like a fine wine, better with age.
2024 Mick Taylor never sounded so good.❤
I'm 70 and this still gets me cranked.....
+Rod Nokken I'm right behind you my friend... 61 here.... Gets me cranked too..
59 years old and it literally makes my skin crawl with delight ! ...still !!
35 black kid in Compton, California....rockin with ya!
COOL... The more, the merrier... We're all getting our ya ya's...
55 and I'm jazzed. Took me years to learn how to play this, and it was worth the time & effort.
This and sympathy for the devil live are the 2 greatest songs ever performed….unbelievable ❤
Yes, definately if you have a good taste❤
J ai 76 ans et les deux morceaux qui vous cités me font automatiquement
Lever et retrouver la pêche de mes vingts ans.
A toujours les meilleures.
Include Gimme Shelter and I’d agree.
That guy who says "goddamn" at 5:36 should be getting royalties.
Best live rock album ever and their best version of this song.
Its in my top 3, But your right on, its there best Version !!!!
YEAHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@zoey9764 YEAHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
La version studio sur let it bleed est pas mal non plus
Ed Preston knows what he’s talking about. I’ve played this song live several times and it’s nothing short of a rock n roll religious experience. Long Live the greatest Rock n Roll band ever!!!
Greatest live jam of all time!
You can imagine the devil himself prancing with joy as the song builds 😅😢😢
I am about to be 67 year in a couple of days, and I still love this record. The Stones never did this tracks better after this recording.
And I agree, this is the best liverecord ever....
66 here..and same...best live album 4 sure
Only 57, but was listening to this as soon as it was released. Last of 7 kids... yeah, I got blessed!
The band was tight for this show
Hey, I just turned 65 3/30/2022!
"Exile On Main Street" was , 2 me, actually their best albums.
Had this album when I just turned 15 yrs. old 3/30/1972. What yrs. Did this come out? It's damn good.
Everyone s correct
Charlie's good tonight ! RIP CHARLIE !
When a song changes speeds and feel a much as this one, your drummer has to conduct the band. Listening to Charlie do little things to shepherd the transitions is a #@!! master class.
still the greatest live recordings in all of history
Incredible live album which captures the Stones at a creative peak... Mick Taylor really added a lot of musical depth to the band.
I feel the exact same way.
Sorry, forgot your moniker (name)
It's not entirely a live album. Jagger and Richards dubbed most of their singing/playing, with the exception of Love in Vain. Taylor was "a one take guy". Everything he played on Ya ya's is original, just like Charlie and Bill.
@@007zz it has been called “the most overdubbed live album” over the years… and could explain my disappointment on seeing the Stones some time after its release - they were nowhere near as good as they sounded on Ya Yas!
Charlie popped one in his trousers, think he's gonna fall down. You don't want Charlie to fall down now, do ya?
We played this record so much you could eventually hear both sides simultaneously lol
I'm right there with you it's my favorite too we both got good taste
Whoever is playing rythmn guitar is just kicking ass.
Most of the credit for the guitar bad-assery of this song goes to Mick Taylor. For both rhythm and lead.
@@Trev0r98 Sorry have to disagree. Taylor just shines here as always - but so does Keef and especially in how he handles the rhythm riff(s) - constant spot on micro-variations in timing and other subtle changes.
That would be Keef.
That's keef riffhard and Mick Taylor
Arguably, only the best rhythm guitar player in rock n roll….no argument here though.
This was the greatest recording of their entire career, and that is saying something. "Sympathy for the Devil" and "Street Fighting Man" in this concert were almost as great as this one. The band would never again be this great. This was recorded just days before the Altamont disaster.
This is and will always be the greatest live album ever ! Fact !
In the running...Mick Taylor schools rest of band...
And this song the greatest RnR song ever recorded live
Yes¡¡¡ The best live album. When I am listening to it, I can see that concert in my mind. My favorite.....Carol¡¡¡
deff agreed with both you and George!
YES! RIGHT THERE WITH YA! ROCK!
Some FM dj called this version nine of the best minutes in rock and roll.
No argument from me
El mejor álbum de los rolling en vivo el caballito del rosario
this album is 50 yrs old and still sounds fantastic. Catches the Stones when they were flying. My God ! Tight. This is how they got the tag The greatest rock and roll band etc. Mic Taylor k and Keef utterly brilliant, Charlie and Bill holding it all together and the best vocal performance from Mick. What more do you need ? How can 144 people not like this ? Check out the rythmn changes on Midnight Rambler and Sympathy is just so funky . I remember Who live at Leeds was always considered superior by a lot of people but I don't reckon that has travelled as well as this Stones time capsule. Thanks for the music boys, soundtrack of our lives
Remembering that day I got this album... in 1973.... and wore out the grooves they were so good!
Back at u
Cant help but jump up dance to this I cant anyway
How bout a one up. I had the hot rocks album on 8 track, that played this track. That got worn out...
Those licks from 7:45 to 8:15 that Taylor plays are sublime- nothing complex but simply jaw dropping how much higher they take this song. Which was already a moment each band member probably looked up at each other and was like ' these instruments are fucking playing themselves '. Since I first heard this 37 years ago it is still making the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Pure energy out of thin air.
right .. on maybe the instruments were playing themselves
😊
Bill wyman bajo
To me, his guitar evokes the mind of the rambler having an argument with himself in whether to do the crime. It goes back and forth until resolving with “yes, let’s do this!”
maybe the best live recording EVER.
It has only been 45 years since they recorded this give it another 50, and we will see.
My vote goes to Live at the Fillmore by the Allman Brothers. This is in the top 3, though.
duckman531 agreed but this is a very close 2nd
I have been to a LOT of concerts since '74 and THIS Song was the Best I have ever heard Live, Ever.
Absolutely!!
Keith's rhythm guitar in this is off the hook & then up steps Mick Taylor playing like he's just given birth to the blues
I never did go for paint it black
@@tarynciccarelloo57 best rock song ever. up there with war pigs.
I bought this album the day it came out in the UK. Still in my top 5 live albums. Nothing has come close in the 51 years!
This--> MIDNIGHT RAMBLER LIVE VERSION , Should be Added , to the CONGRESS'S LIBRARY OF MUSIC !!!
This live version is amazing! Mick Jagger playing his harp at his best. Mick T & Keff absolutely priceless
75 the best mikguer Rollin stone
Almost 50% that Keith and Jagger played on Yaya's has been over dubbed, with the exemption of love in Vain. Taylor, Wyman and Watts did the live take. Yaya's is half a studio album, but a very good one.
Also his way of singing fits this song perfectly. Great lyrics too.
This is the best live album in history!!
J Geils Band... Full house.
Scott Trevathan ...Ten Years After at the Fillmore 70', Band of Gypsys at the Fillmore 70', any Led Zeppelin bootleg performance from their Europe tour of 73', Derek and the Dominoes at the Fillmore 70'.
Zep just noisy grandstanding. Ten Years After, Dominoes? LMAO
Scott Trevathan -- I would argue Humble Pie's "Rockin' The Filmore" album but Ya Ya's is great and one of my all time favorites.
The Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East takes that title, but I will agree that this track is probably the best live performance of a song ever recorded. This is an utter masterpiece with the Stone's at their absolute peak.
some of the greatest recordings in rock history
This is timing perfection
Charlie is a master, whole song changes on his beat, tempo stays the same. Bloody genius
@Arpad Jones yes, keith usually starts and sets tempo, then charlie takes over and wyman follows them both masterfully. I like when on some videos keef will be going for a tempo adjustment and jump up on the drum riser right in charlies face until charlie grins and complies. Epic chemistry........
@@joehoran9347 Charlie and Bill Wyman held the Stones music together
A great drummer who also deserves credit for keeping these loopy pains in the ass together
Esta rola pasan y pasan los años y no deja de hacer que el corazón se exite y el alma de rocker te haga sentir igual de joven y vital que cuando la escuchaste x primera ves. Saludos desde tierra santa (Guadalajara Jalisco México)
Todo el disco es increíble. Muchas rolas superan a la de estudio. Un claro ejemplo "stray cat blues".
3:42 you can't get 5 guys in sync any better. An unstoppable groove. What band today can touch that rhythm section? NONE
Hats off to Charlie Watts & Bill Wyman
@@janarnaud8058 ^this
They were tight for that show
Mick Taylor's picking is amazing. This is, by far, my favorite Stones song, and this is a fabulous album, as well. Taylor's solo starting at 8:08 is the pinnacle of awesomeness.
7:45
I'm 60 and have been going to concerts since teen years. I saw the Stones 30+ years ago and "timed" this song and they were within 5 seconds of Ya Ya's. No exaggeration (maybe caught them on a great night) but they basically did this Album live and hit virtually every note and it was the greatest concert I've personally seen. No lie, greatest Rock 'n Roll band in the World! Un frickin' believable night and I was sober...
randy95023 that’s what I’m talking about!
randy95023 I was 14 in 69 rode the train from DC to mad sq caught the show, trained back to DC went to school that morning. Convenience was better then
Sober????
It was not only the great playing on this-but crucially as well the more powerful AMPS that emerged during that period that launched this song into legendary status.
Greatest live song ever recorded period!
Richard Bain I can't add a thing, YES!!
The ROLLING STONES "GET YER YA YA'S OUT"IS ONE OF THE BEST LIVE PERFORMANCES & MIDNIGHT RAMBLER TOPS THE SHOW , THIS WAS DONE 44 YEARS AGO , WOW!!!!
zeekzilla55 48 yrs ago.
Who does made in Japan?
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Dave & Kim Gillan
not in the same league. not in the same universe.
Midnight rambler REALLY tops the show
One of the greatest and longest lasting ROCK & ROLL bands EVER !!!!!
The longest lasting.
My very favorite Stones live recording. And I always enjoy the audience participation part around the 5:35 mark.
JapaneseGuy「かっちょいい！（So cool！）」
All down to Mick Taylor’s lead guitar and a disciplined band playing tight
Great music this The Rolling Stones a perfect group of musicians
Best live rendition of Rambler EVER❤️. Stones at their peak!
Best live performance ever.
Yes!
BEST VERSION
Escuché todas las versiones y me quedo con esta es la mejor
listen to all the versions and I'm left with this without doubts
Totalmente de acuerdo
I agree completely.
When the Beatles were doing "lady Madonna" the stones were doing this. ...
Long live rock n roll baby! !!
You're wrong. In 1969 The Beatles made a masterpiece like Abbey Road. Come together, Something, I want you, are from 1969
@@janarnaud8058 This is beyond good and evil, you don't know what you're talking about.
I appreciate both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. This is not something to fight over.
@@dalesmith4026 my point was the contrast between the two..
@@pickolascage1283 in 1968:
The beatles with white album: hard rock, proto punk, blues, country, folk, proto metal, experimental, classical and ballad.
The rolling stones with beggars banquet:
Blues, country, blues, country, blues, country, rock n roll, blues and country.
It REALLY doesn't get any better than this. The Greatest Rock 'n Roll Band in the World! Yep, they are the Standard for all others to compare to...
I was first interested in Rock Music in about 1965. I remember being away at camp when "Satisfaction" first aired on Radio. I was an instant Stones fan and a Rock 'n Roll guy for Life. When I finally saw the Stones I felt like I knew the guys as old friends. Midnight Rambler may honestly be the greatest song I've heard live in concert and I've been to a LOT of concerts in the last 45 years. Music is art and to use words like "best" is subjective. Art is in the ear of the beholder...
Satisfaction was #1 the day I was born. I couldn't wait another minute to get into this world.
randy109, Very well said!
A college bud from NY was at the concert where this was recorded. Have mercy.
I'll have to go with "Symphony for the Devil"...
I've seen them twice
Keith is my idol, Michael Taylor is phenomenal playing this, love and miss you Charlie 🙏
Live version of rambler is str8 fire. Timeless. Keith richards said it was like a opera. I cudnt agree more. Superb
My all time favourite album by the greatest rock band in history.
I'm blessed that l saw them live in concert at their peak era of the 70s.
David South l was married for five years by then David. Sadly my rockin days were some what reduced by then, but as all old rock n rollers, the love for great music never dies.
...heard this on the nationally-syndicated Blues Deluxe radio show, recently. Thanks, guys!
Aun se me enchina la piel escuchando esta obra maestra.
The Best of THE Best from The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World! Thank for putting up this classic.
Sin discucion alguna si no la mejor entre las dos mejores versiones del Midnigth Rambler en vivo y con Mick Taylor uuufff !!! El rasgeo de guitarra de Keith roncador y toda la banda impresionante la mejor epoca los mejores Rolling Stones de todos los tiempos 👍👍👍
gotta admit people this album as little known or at least heralded, was to me the STONES at their finest with Mick Taylor not missing a lick and even Keith was on that night with Jagger's voice in great shape and as he said "Charlies Good Tonite" Also my hats off to whomever did the mix that nite cause as live albums go . . . they're a bitch to keep the mix balanced with the lead rides and solos with great presence !! Love this version of the Stones Thanx for sharing it !
True so true doin his chicken dance ha to funny I go to collier county choppers weekends this only kind music u will hear to great old music only and on point on all of them old guys in band not old what did I say shame our age ha
@@tarynciccarelloo57 awright!!!! Same 'ere, only old music 'n o course the Stones
You said it.
The Stones was one of the best shows I've ever seen...and I've seen hundreds, but my girlfriend and I grooved like something supernatural; we were speechless moving to the notes moving from one melody to another. What an experience!!!
this was one of if not the best live album they ever put out. This was like the first album I got along with the Woodstock album back in around 1968 or so. This is the absolute best version of Midnight Rambler that they ever did. It really kicks ass at the end of the song. Just when you think it's over, it builds back up and rocks.
+Dave Welch I agree. A truly great live album. As good as this version is though, I saw them play a better version at Wembley Arena in 1973. It was one of those shows that had the magic that only happens on very rare occasions. That night they played this and it just blew the roof off, it was an incendiary performance of such satanic majesty that simply defies description. I saw them many times but that night had the real rock and roll voodoo. Now I'm older I'm just glad I was there.
toomuchrose m
Pink floyd
Check the 1971 live at Marquee Club version.
how about the COPA in Toronto?
It's the subtle stuff that scores points with me. The tube amps echoing off the drum kit at 6:11, that is power.
Una gran rola para todos los que somos amantes del buen rock y más tratándose de este gran grupo que fue y será uno de los buenos por mucho tiempo.
Mick Taylor (6:33 and 7:50) really sets this live version apart from later live performances.
Charlie Watts. The greatest drummer ever.
And Ginger Baker?
Mick Taylor rocked!
This whole album is awesome. Stray cat blues, Little Queenie, Honky tonk women, little red rooster, it's all excellent.
Saw them at the LA Stop. Forum second show. They hit the stage about 3 AM. I was stage left with Mick Taylor 30 feet in front me & Wife. Blew the roof off the Forum.
gerry greene was there same show. They started about 2AM and we were driving home at sunrise!
I was there Nov. '69 Wyman's thick & deep bass going through a wall of AMPEG amps nearly shook the L.A. Forum down.
Jagger tocaba armónica en el 69 en vivo o era Stu ???????
I had the chance to see this live with Mick Taylor in Paris, it was a great show, one of my dreams came true!
I was born in 90, missed all the greats, thank god for youtube!!
@@justinfbabay ok 90 rolliin stone
THIS VERSION , THIS ONE MAKE' S YOU STOP & ROCK!! JUST STOP & ROCK!!!
doesn't charlie watts deserve a lot of credit for this?
and he is still going strong.
inspiration.
One of the most underappreciated musicians ever. Not underappreciated within the band though, those guys revere him. Him and Bill Wyman could make a group of 5 year olds sound amazing.
johnebgood108 and mick taylor 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Long live Charlie
"Charlie's good tonight."
johnebgood108 , Of course!! Everyone knows Charlie Watts is the MAN! He just chooses to be, lets say.. subtle.. compared to the rest of the band.
The best Stones Album cover!
Only did all my High School homework to this . And Abraxas. Innervisions, Beatles double red and blue, Hot Rocks , oh yeah man
Sticky fingers
Let it bleed
@@janarnaud8058 emotional recue!
The definitive version.
Yeah, VEVO version was good but, I always felt it wasn't "the one I remember"...
Never was a big fan of the studio version. I love the guitar work better and the fan interaction. No wonder they put it on "Hot Rocks" compilation.
+François Gaspard. yeah, luv the brussels version
Brian you are so right.
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This is my favorite Stones song and album. I like the harder and edgier sound they had then. Its not so polished. Its Rock & Roll at it’s best. And Mick Taylor is just a great fit in their line-up. I don’t dis-like Ronnie Wood but Mick has the sound I like. This is a fantastic song. It has it all.
This Is The Stones In There Prime & Bringing In Mick Taylor He Gave Them A New Sound Love This Era My Parents Was At This Show They Also Met Jimi Hendrix He Was Hanging Out With Them Backstage Jamming With Taylor This Album Brings Back Some Great Memories Thank You For Upload
Lynn Bain nothing better than a beautiful lady that has great taste in music!
Mick Taylor shreds that Gibson.. but oh so subtle.. the coolest hot axe man..
secretbreak without mick taylor this is just another fun song by the stones!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
secretbreak Mick Taylor what a great talent. Shame, about the dope!
Back when Keith really played rythm, and Mick Taylor's solos complimented that perfectly...
Richar decided to tune his guitar Delta Blues wise. Means a double High d. So not why skip the sixth string. From that day Keith plays five string. Or ten...
how about Mick Taylor is better than his band, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Lowell George, and everyone else. stfu
y'all do not know , well
Keith is best rhythm and Mick is best lead combo ever!!!
Mick didn't do all the solos and everything else Mick was told how and when to play. Keith could've had any guitar player even Clapton or Page . Mick was a good employee that's about it 😎
I love the guitar tones on this song and the album; it's a natural high energy effect of guitar and amp, and there's lots of tonal texture to it, the player's attack on the strings is evident. It's not relying on super-powerful pickups or effects pedals that provide distortion but erase a lot of feel and texture. Richards and Taylor were at a peak here.
no hyperbole here -this is an amazing live recording
...talkin bout the midnight ...SHIFT!...
its songs like this that have made jagger a legend.
Jagger is nothing without the band. gee mick how is the solo career these days ?
jsilence418
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHA!
jsilence418 The Stones are nothing without each other, really. I know Charlie has some cool jazz bands, but they're all nothing outside of the Stones, which shows how awesome they are as a band in my opinion. The sum of the parts and all that.
andrewptob spot on dude. Not often on these comment pages you hear someone talking sense. Check out the extended Gimme Shelter...you hear Bill and Charlie laying down a SICK groove, Keef did his incredible stuff and Mick sang like a bitch...no Mick Taylor :=)
andrewptob watch?v=fvCG7kgxeCc
I love that random funky strumming pattern Mick Taylor uses at 4:02
this is the greatest live song ever, I split the time the cocheral crowed, I don't like the light in the morning'
pure genius
keith welsh its an amalgamation of brit and afroamerican
i split betime the cockerel crow...
i left before sunrise
l split by the time the cock will crow; all mushed together american style.
@@jackallen3732 . the actual lyrics are ,, I split the time the cockrel crows
This is where you begin to learn about rock n' roll.
love it. brings back memories!
Agree.. notice when Mick Taylor puts on the distortion at 2:35...and he and Keith makes the greatest sound ever all way through
My dog listens to this on the headphones.
THAT'S FUCKING FUNNY. CLASSIC
I wish I could give you more thumbs up
A very cool dog.
You shouldn't do that. It could hurt your dogs hearing. Dogs can have tinnitus too.
Listen to that freight train rolling in at 07:43, good lord
Get yer Ya Ya's Out....superb...poor donkey!
the drums..........the drums..............
Charlie and Bill Wyman held the Stones music together
surely this is as good as it gets
The Stones recovered in gross receipts, but never in my mind. Taylor make the Stones something phenomenal..!
Yeah, the live albums that followed were a joke, Love You Live sounded like a bunch of amateurs. The Mick Taylor years, were the only time the Stones were the" world's greatest rock band," when he left the band, he took that title with him.
@@markandersen793 yes I agree 100℅. With Taylor they made the best music. Sorry to say but Ron Wood has not contributed anything with such musical richness
so great of an album, I wish they had true vidio of it.
I agree100%, would be amazing seeing this live
@@thsr592 have a look at the film Gimmi Shelter every song is in it from this concert!
@@Rene-xf9uqThat was the Altamont Festival. This was recorded in November.
Stones in their peak
Está es la mejor versión de todas me encanta los rolling stone
how charlie watts brings the tempo up and down on this lick is very impressive to say the least never misses a beat nothing fancy but a great drummer
Sublime....................
7:42 riff that begins makes Stones immortal..
This album and the Allman Bros: Live at fillmore east are the two best rock and rockblues albums ever. All Gibson guitars and here the exploding ampegs, Duane and Dicky used Marshalls.
I have both of those albums - and would have agreed with the above still some years ago.
Personally I now find that Stones' 'Brussels Affair' (1973) trumps both of those.
6/12/2018 I saw them at the L.A. Forum twice on that "Ya Yas" tour. Wyman's bass nearly shook the Forum down, thick and deep, as it sounds on this track.
Ludanne Lasyvyus Wow!❣️😻🍪
Because Charlie Watts is a British hurricane. And just when you thought he'd rip your roof off, he serves you a perfect martini. Shaken, yet slightly stirred.
Charlie is like a goddamn trains kept a rollin