The stones are just phenomenal no one can ever touch them 🎉🎉. No one can duplicate their music or sound🎉🎉. They are the original rock and roll group that can sing anything and make it sound freaking awesome and amazing 🎉🎉
The Rolling Stones need to release an album called "OUTTAKES." It would be a double album of terrific songs. The Stones' outtakes are just about any other band's gold.
Any of the pirate sites have all the outtakes from the studio sessions. There's an amazing version of Sympathy For The Devil on one that's a slower pace and has become my favorite.
Mick Jagger is one of the best blues and rocksinger in the world if not the best. And then he plays harp that would make little walter proud. Together with Stones one of the kind🎼👌👌👌 Priceless🎵🎸🎙🥁🎹🔝🔝🔝🔝Get well soon Mick💪God bless🙏 ps Theres so much recordings of the stones in the vaults...awesome...
Speaking of the “vaults”, I remember watching a stones documentary where Jagger is rummaging thru a closet where the floor is filled with cassettes and reel tapes, supposedly from sessions of Beggar’s thru Goat’s Head Soup...only God knows what we’re missing in that closet!!
This is from Jammin With Edwards from 1972, not a Rolling Stone album. Nicky Hopkins on piano, Ry Cooder on guitar... Charlie on drums and Wyman on bass, though.
romeo mareo actually this is from the Let It Bleed sessions in 1969. Mick Jagger said they started jamming while waiting for our guitar player to get out of bed.
romeo mareo. It's what it says it is really. It was released on 'Rolling Stones Records' though. I'm looking at the label right now! 'Hurts Me Too' is by far the best thing on it, the rest is fairly bored... jamming....waiting for Keith Time keeping which is'nt normal as I think we all know ! What a bunch of layabouts, they'll never make it !
Josh S. He does to me! He's 'Charlie's Singer' !! And I'm seeing them all just up the road from me on 2nd June, Ricoh Stadium (UK) . Don't think they will be doing this song though Awww! I think they will do a couple from Blue & Lonesome though.
Everybody who had some blues in their set list played this tune, probably at least 50 bands. The Grateful Dead had a couple of nice versions I had a record with Dr John, Mike Bloomfield and John Hammond circa 72 or 73 that had a killer version of this tune.You can probably pull it up here on the YT
That John Hammond record was 1967, I think. I still have the vinyl, and it is one side of a cassette with John Hiatt "Stolen Moments" on the other side. Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica with Hammond, Bloomfield on piano. I know, piano. We're getting old.
That's because of Nicky Hopkins. Look up some of his stuff. Look up "Angie - Nicky Hopkins" or any stones song he did where it's just nicky doing the song playing the piano. It's a beautiful thing.
May not be ALL the Stones, but neither is 'you got the silver' or 'its only rock 'n roll.' Recorded BETWEEN brian's departure & Taylor's joining, i.e. "Let it Bleed" sessions...following Sticky Fingers, Rolling Stones records issued the stunning "Brian Jones presents the Pipes of Pan at Joukouka" (11/71) and this, "Jamming With Edward" (1/72). Original list price? $3.98 !
That's no outtake. This is a track from Jamming With Edward LP released in 1972, with Mick, Charlie, Bill, Nicky and Ry. I suggest you check your fact before publishing nonsense.
Hola This version is based on a model before it was released on vinyl, it is not from a studio nor is there a studio recording. The studio only mixed it 1 or 2 years later, (As live performance album recordings do).. That's why I consider it an outtake.
Been meaning to buy 'Jammin' With Rye' ever since I done heard it well nigh on eight hundred years ago, but well, DARN IT, I didn't have much dough back then, so I bought me a bunch of White Lightning Cider and those pills they called 'Don't Look Now', picked up some chick, drove my Chevee to the Levee, and got plum Stoned out of all nine of my heads on Romney Marsh... Jeez! Those were the days! ...That was before I was elected, of course.
Now this is tha BLUES,MAN love Ry Cooder on that,Slide,and Nicky Hopkins on piano,Excellent Upload,ither Jamming Edward's or Ahthony R,Love it and have not heard this before, Thanks vert much,wow,really Fantastic,Walter b.
I GAVE UP DONNY OSMOND AFTER SEEING THE STONES LIVE. THIS CONSTANT ORGASM OF ROLLING STONES OUT TAKES IS SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WONDER IF DONNY LISTENS?
Mick has a library in Alphabetical order of all the songs they have though of over the years boys were pretty damn smart they went in to this music as a business and damn they pulled it off they are the greatest rock and roll band ever good luck boys 👍😎😁
Ralph Irvine Great taste! Man, I heard a snippet of music during the helicopter scene of Goodfellas and just KNEW it was the Stones. Thought it was almost as cool as the first 11 seconds of “Can’t You Hear Knocking”. Looked for the song forever, no luck. One day “Memo” comes up as a suggestion on UA-cam. It was like a Christmas gift! Hope you’re doing well!
I know a lot of Mick Taylor fans won't like this but the Ry Cooder and Eric Clapton almost joined the band after Brian was rightfully booted and this is what they might have sounded like But it is a good thing they got M. Taylor. Clapton and Ry Cooder were too much superstars to sit behind the Jagger/Richards writing team. They'd have ended up too bluesy, although it's great, I like the rock 'n roll jagger/richards came up with during this time and Mick Taylor doing his thing within that framework. Still would have been a great blues band with Ry cooder or Clapton, more taste than Cream, Canned heat or any other white blues band yet less spark then the Rolling Stones as a rock band.
Major Stones fan all my life, but quite a few bands were better at the blues. Mayall's Bluesbreakers, P. Green's Fleetwood Mac, Hot Tuna, Canned Heat, Butterfield Blues Band, Allman Brothers, Johnny-Edgar Winter were all much better at straight blues for me.
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The stones are just phenomenal no one can ever touch them 🎉🎉. No one can duplicate their music or sound🎉🎉. They are the original rock and roll group that can sing anything and make it sound freaking awesome and amazing 🎉🎉
Full of guts and feeling with a fantastic video.
glad you like it!
I second THAT FANTASTIC song,awesome uoload,Walter B.Thank you,Anthony R,
@@MrMelodynelson Every Stones fan loves it!!!
Stones and Blues! What can we do more? Wonderful!!!
by Nov./Dec. 2016 - a new blues Stones Album.
Anthony R. Wow, it will be great!!!
they just announced it! Release day is Dec 2 2016 :-))
Alcides DM the greatest thing ever..its like room temp butter man for these guys.
Excellent. Always my favorite!
WE ARE STONED ON RADIO SUTCH 1964 - Lovin it
The Rolling Stones need to release an album called "OUTTAKES." It would be a double album of terrific songs. The Stones' outtakes are just about any other band's gold.
This song is on Jamming with Edward with Ry Cooder instead of Keith
agreed; also, most of the Stones' album tracks from 1968-1981 are better than most bands' Hit Singles;
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes.
Metamorphosis in one of their best outtakes compilations
Any of the pirate sites have all the outtakes from the studio sessions. There's an amazing version of Sympathy For The Devil on one that's a slower pace and has become my favorite.
Mick Jagger is one of the best blues and rocksinger in the world if not the best.
And then he plays harp that would make little walter proud.
Together with Stones one of the kind🎼👌👌👌
Priceless🎵🎸🎙🥁🎹🔝🔝🔝🔝Get well soon Mick💪God bless🙏 ps Theres so much recordings of the stones in the vaults...awesome...
Not to mention Beefheart
Así es
Speaking of the “vaults”, I remember watching a stones documentary where Jagger is rummaging thru a closet where the floor is filled with cassettes and reel tapes, supposedly from sessions of Beggar’s thru Goat’s Head Soup...only God knows what we’re missing in that closet!!
A Masterpiece .
I USED TO WORSHP DONNY OSMOND - UNTIL I HEARD THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SORRY, DONNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nicky Hopkins was really something...
This is great, my husband just ran across it and didn't know they'd done any blues like this . It's great, thanks for sharing Anthony R.
They do lots of blues like this actually.
Here's a cover of an Otis Redding song he may like.
ua-cam.com/video/8lOOiwq9ceo/v-deo.html
They started out as a blues band at the very beginning of their careers....
Anything off Exile
A lot of stones outtakes have crazy guitar playing always
This is from Jammin With Edwards from 1972, not a Rolling Stone album. Nicky Hopkins on piano, Ry Cooder on guitar... Charlie on drums and Wyman on bass, though.
Jagger on vocals too
romeo mareo So who's the guy singing? What the fuck is the problem with people these days, Mick Jagger don't count anymore?
romeo mareo actually this is from the Let It Bleed sessions in 1969. Mick Jagger said they started jamming while waiting for our guitar player to get out of bed.
romeo mareo. It's what it says it is really. It was released on 'Rolling Stones Records' though. I'm looking at the label right now! 'Hurts Me Too' is by far the best thing on it, the rest is fairly bored... jamming....waiting for Keith Time keeping which is'nt normal as I think we all know ! What a bunch of layabouts, they'll never make it !
Josh S. He does to me! He's 'Charlie's Singer' !! And I'm seeing them all just up the road from me on 2nd June, Ricoh Stadium (UK) . Don't think they will be doing this song though Awww! I think they will do a couple from Blue & Lonesome though.
As keith once said ''you dont know how blue it can get'' Im starting now to understand what he meant.
outstanding
Fantastic song
Scream it out Mick!
Ooooooooooh yeahhh
@68’ Rumble Bee Yes and I love Elmore James, but I want to hear all of the covers, and I think the Stones do it right!
Hey Newark Bay, I second the motion!!
Everybody who had some blues in their set list played this tune,
probably at least 50 bands. The Grateful Dead had a couple of nice versions
I had a record with Dr John, Mike Bloomfield and John Hammond circa 72 or 73
that had a killer version of this tune.You can probably pull it up here on the YT
That John Hammond record was 1967, I think. I still have the vinyl, and it is one side of a cassette with John Hiatt "Stolen Moments" on the other side. Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica with Hammond, Bloomfield on piano. I know, piano. We're getting old.
johm mayall's version with peter green on guitar one of the best.
Two different records. The Dr John Bloomfield Hammond record was called Triumvirate, and it came out in 73.
Yup, Triumvirate - great stuff, thanks! ua-cam.com/video/jwtdyCi4zJE/v-deo.html
Second verse, Mick sings a verse from Dylan's "Pledging My Time".
Nice catch!
Yes
Dylan does a cool version of this song too.
Ry Cooder is a great slide player! Weird to hear the Stones without Keef, but 'Jamming With Edward' is a fantastic recording.
The piano sounds great
That's because of Nicky Hopkins. Look up some of his stuff. Look up "Angie - Nicky Hopkins" or any stones song he did where it's just nicky doing the song playing the piano. It's a beautiful thing.
There’s a biography of Nicky Hopkins. Well written about the delicate session man - and imo the best pianist they ever had
Una joya
My God in heaven .. I love that voice .
Ry Cooder these song and in Sister Morfhing is the slide guitar player, remenber Brian Jones, together with Keith and Mick Taylor.
Anyone else notice, at 1:50 they throw in a few lines from Bob Dylan's "Pledging My Time"?
RIP Charlie 🖤
Brano blues molto suggestivo agli arbori dei primi rolling stones una vera chicca strumentale ritmica e interpretativa ❤😂😅😊
Un adiós para un grande de la batería
I believe Elmore James would approve.
May not be ALL the Stones, but neither is 'you got the silver' or 'its only rock 'n roll.' Recorded BETWEEN brian's departure & Taylor's joining, i.e. "Let it Bleed" sessions...following Sticky Fingers, Rolling Stones records issued the stunning "Brian Jones presents the Pipes of Pan at Joukouka" (11/71) and this, "Jamming With Edward" (1/72). Original list price? $3.98 !
Sweet
Esta en catalogo?
Rolling Stones are my favorite. But best version of this song in my opinion is "Delta Cross Band - It Hurts Me Too"
This is not an outtake, and it's not Stones only 3/5 Stones, Jammin with Edward's a great album
Bjarne It is an outtake.
That's no outtake. This is a track from Jamming With Edward LP released in 1972, with Mick, Charlie, Bill, Nicky and Ry. I suggest you check your fact before publishing nonsense.
colosum.......
romania,
I met them I wonder if they remember?
virtuefilms1 when and where? Im pretty jealous and thats rare for me.
R&B Best Rollins Stones 🎵🎶🎸
Este disco,es de 1972?
Is this really an outtake? It sounds very much like the album version. A nice album, not great but enjoyable.
Hola This version is based on a model before it was released on vinyl, it is not from a studio nor is there a studio recording. The studio only mixed it 1 or 2 years later, (As live performance album recordings do).. That's why I consider it an outtake.
Not an outtake, it’s from jamming with Edward early 70s release
What amazings me to this day is how they and the other British groups got away stealing Black recordings
Is he using lyrics from Bob Dylan's Pledging My Time?
this is an old song written way before dylan wrote pledging my time
Actually he does quote Dylan's Pledging My Time which itself quotes Robert Johnson's Come on in My Kitchen... :P
Lo mejor que le ha pasado a la música, los Rolling Stones
Ry Cooder fabulous slide guitar player.❤
I'm 73 and was raised on these guys and can't remember this one. Thanks!
it's from a album called jaming with edward, it's a good album but its pretty obscure
71 Veteran
The unmistakeable Ry Cooder. This sounds like Ry in 2015... Timeless
Ry gave this cut the heart & soul for the Stones to groove by. Great combo.
Listening to the STONES play the Blues, man I feel it in my bones...shhh listen can you feel it
I can feel it
Christina Carrillo yeah Mick laid this song down!
They still do to this day, to a certain extent!
Christina Carrillo outside of the late great Elmore James it is the best
@@robertmccarthy7516 They're both amazing, but props have to be given to Tampa Red. I mean, it's his.
Tasty!! Ry Cooder is killing it on slide
Been meaning to buy 'Jammin' With Rye' ever since I done heard it well nigh on eight hundred years ago, but well, DARN IT, I didn't have much dough back then, so I bought me a bunch of White Lightning Cider and those pills they called 'Don't Look Now', picked up some chick, drove my Chevee to the Levee, and got plum Stoned out of all nine of my heads on Romney Marsh... Jeez! Those were the days! ...That was before I was elected, of course.
Now this is tha BLUES,MAN love Ry Cooder on that,Slide,and Nicky Hopkins on piano,Excellent Upload,ither Jamming Edward's or Ahthony R,Love it and have not heard this before, Thanks vert much,wow,really Fantastic,Walter b.
I GOT TH STONES IN MY BONES from day one always will stones gather no moss
Me,to,and once they are in their,it is for LIFE,AND l FOR one definitly,Love It,Walter b memphis,great comment!!
This one he-ah, is still rolling on the soundwaves of outer space baby, light-years away; light-years...out'o'site man!!!
Jagger can really sing the blues
Fantastic work, Anthony! Thanks for putting in the effort.
I GAVE UP DONNY OSMOND AFTER SEEING THE STONES LIVE. THIS CONSTANT ORGASM OF ROLLING STONES OUT TAKES IS SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WONDER IF DONNY LISTENS?
Jagger just may be the best harp player ever to only play 3 notes. He milks the hell out of them.
If it wasn't for the stones night rides in big old Chevies on country back roads wouldn't have existed
Super The Stones and Blues wonderful!!!
Old music but gold music.
sing it Mick yeeeah!
Nobody did the straight Blues ALA Brian Jones like the Stones!
Mostly ALA Elmore James
This is the same version from Jammin' with Edward, Ry Cooder on slide with Bill and Charlie, no?
No doubt about it. Cooder's playing is always recognizable in this mode and that muted/lo-fi vocal is just like I remember it.
Do not put those English boys down! They started us on appreciating the blues
Correct Daniel Baker
Daniel Baker it is Jamming witch
Ask Bil or Charlie
Excellent compilation of video and music. Thank you Mr. R.
Wow what a sound its just so cool the real R&B men
Charlie Watts ,God blass you ! Rested in the peace of God !
Thank you for everything Charlie ❤🙏❤
🙏R.I.P🙏
Pk charlie thankd
Yeah, I miss Charlie...he was totally cool... Rest In Peace
Thx Anthony R. - I love love love the stones playing blues
for me they are (alwasy!!!) a very great bluesband
Mick has a library in Alphabetical order of all the songs they have though of over the years boys were pretty damn smart they went in to this music as a business and damn they pulled it off they are the greatest rock and roll band ever good luck boys 👍😎😁
EXcelente versiòn de la creaciòn de Emore James.
Poor old Nicky doesn't even get his face on this vid despite making the whole song!
OHHH MY GOSHHH MICK & THE STONES MAKING THE BLUES DEEPER IN IT'S BOTTOM OF THE HEART WHERE IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SINCE THEN
this is amazing love it for ever.
best version after the one by the great Elmore James
Elmo James doesn't have a fabulous vid like this one.... best version all around.
Try the Dead with Duane: ua-cam.com/video/WgPV9DFkQFs/v-deo.html
sublime!!!
If I had to choose one song to take to a lonely island, I think it would this one.Clapton does also make a pretty good cover.
Keb Mo does an especially nice cover of this classic..
Yesss! Thank you! Shared on G+ September 21, 2016.
This is gold.
OMG the Rolling Stones, YUMMY. .. They have done it all, They ARE the WILD HORSES. ....
I believe this was originally a Tampa Red song made popular by Elmore James.
this is no different from the jamming with edward cut, not an outake
Gettin blued with the Stones.
I always loved this song . This isa great attempt to do more countrystyled Blues !!!
the song and the collage of footage together couldnt be a better combo
I only understand abt 50 % of the words coming out of jaggars mouth
But I still like it
İ'm surprised when l met this song at (you tube), l didn't listen this before...and l loved this song so much ,thank you
AMAZING , VERY GOOD.
Nicky Hopkins- the most underrated, undercredited musician in history?
The opening chords definitely sounded like ‘You Gotta Move’, which is a good thing.😊
BLUES ! STONES !
♥♥ Thank you for the upload!! Subbed!
what great slide by ry cooder.
He made Memo From Turner one of my favs
Ralph Irvine
Great taste! Man, I heard a snippet of music during the helicopter scene of Goodfellas and just KNEW it was the Stones. Thought it was almost as cool as the first 11 seconds of “Can’t You Hear Knocking”. Looked for the song forever, no luck. One day “Memo” comes up as a suggestion on UA-cam. It was like a Christmas gift! Hope you’re doing well!
Keith said "I took from Ry Cooder everything I could".
Check out "Safe as Milk" by the great Captain Beefheart. Some awesome Ry Cooder guitar work!
@@trainsacomin2088 With Jagger...
A great song! Happy 60 years old guys!
GOT TH LP FROM DAY ONE STILL PLAY IT 3 SHILINGS 23 PENCE LABLE STILL ON COVER THOSE WERE THE days
Adiós Charlie 😢 gracias por tu arte .
fabulous
The POWER OF THE LUXURY OF THE BLUES MOST SPARKLING FLOW OF THE TRUEST AIM OF THE SOULS: TO BE PURE HUMAN PRIMORDIAL PRISTINE ANCESTRALINNER FORCES
Cool bass.
Marvellous upload:)
It hurtz me too often
What a great rendition of major classic.No white band did 'the blues ,better n' the Stones...
Paul Butterfield Blues Band...
canned heat
No British white band.
I know a lot of Mick Taylor fans won't like this but the Ry Cooder and Eric Clapton almost joined the band after Brian was rightfully booted and this is what they might have sounded like But it is a good thing they got M. Taylor. Clapton and Ry Cooder were too much superstars to sit behind the Jagger/Richards writing team. They'd have ended up too bluesy, although it's great, I like the rock 'n roll jagger/richards came up with during this time and Mick Taylor doing his thing within that framework. Still would have been a great blues band with Ry cooder or Clapton, more taste than Cream, Canned heat or any other white blues band yet less spark then the Rolling Stones as a rock band.
Major Stones fan all my life, but quite a few bands were better at the blues. Mayall's Bluesbreakers, P. Green's Fleetwood Mac, Hot Tuna, Canned Heat, Butterfield Blues Band, Allman Brothers, Johnny-Edgar Winter were all much better at straight blues for me.
Elmore James recording of "It Hurts Me To". We hope his estate got a cut of the profit$$$. Otherwise, it hurts me too!
The first verse is It Hurts Me Too and then it's Bob Dylan's Pledging My Time and then back to Hurts Me Too.
Jamming with Edward is one of their greatest albums
Someone once told me, 'listen to good Blues, any good Blues'. I have done since ☮️:)
Copian bien los ingleses ! a Elmore James ! El verdadero Autor de este tema ! Es de Estados Unidos ! El Sr. Elmore James !! 💙✨🍺🍻🍻💙
THE BEST BAND OF THE WORLD!! from: (brazillian's fans)