Brian Jones Funeral and annual tribute by Rocks Off
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2006
- ABKCO did it again... they removed the original audio of this video LOL they are desperately trying to get more money legally-stealing the work of third parties, burn in hell Allen you deserve it, of course your money won't help you there
Background music is Garrick Davis performing GD Blues as that the only free-royalty song I found in the UA-cam data base that honors Brian (a little)
A humble tribute to Brian. The Rocks Off Brian Jones Anual Tribute 2006 rocksoff.org
Thank you, Brian - You will never be forgotten as one of the greatest rock musicians from the most exciting time in rock history
Se fue un genio fue de la lado en el grupo sus problemas a la droga le hicieron pagar factura fue dejado. Un lado por sus compañeros le opaco mick Jagger le quitó protagonismo en los escenarios mick y Keith Richards le quitaron el liderazgo q el lo merecía gran conocedor de la música tocaba varios instrumentos el si podía haber cambiado el destino de los stones haber evolucionado en el sonido y no encasillarse en el blues q hasta. Ahora lo siguen haciendo y q el tiempo le está pagando factura se podía haber acoplado a l música de the beatles porque tocaba la citará y podían haber hecho algún pinceladas con George y John lennon
Jones was the greatest phoney and poser.
As George Harrison said, a little extra love was all he needed. May Brian rest in the peace of Jesus Christ, 🙏🏽❣
Wifebeater should have been in prison
For what..?? smoking weed, doing coke. Can't ever say that domestic abuse is ok, but would his girlfriends want him in jail ?? Maybe they'd agree that there was alot missing in his life - a bigger depth of family love might have made a bigger difference. Brian RIP🙏🏽❤
@@jamesball5743 whose wife did he beat? I don't believe he had one of his own.
The guy was a douche from the moment he left the womb. Talented musician, terrible guy. Insisted on raw dogging, hence the half dozen outta wedlock kids from 6 women.
Go ahead..cast the first Stone
This music on this tribute piece blows me away! Loved the pix of Brian & Jimi!❤️
Truly BRIAN JONES was the inspiration behind the STONES direction before his departure.
This guy is truly one of the unspoken heros in music no one ever mentions him other than hardcore Rolling Stone and maybe Hendrix fans.
He was an unspoken scumbag
Let me be the 1st.He created the Stones. Mick and Keith took it away.
@Doug Farshtey
They keep the smut about Keith Richards quiet . Stones pianist and roadie Ian Stewart had to keep a list of airlines unwilling to let the guitarist aboard, and he later revealed that Richards was banned by Alitalia 'for staying in the restroom from Rome to London, punching that crazy Anita'. Similar outbursts would recur throughout the couple's 12-year relationship.
Now run back and tell that !
@Doug Farshtey
You tried to smut up Brian , like he was the only Stones member with sin . Wished you would of mentioned all the super smut about Mick and Keith . Brian seems an Angel compared to those rogues !!
@Doug Farshtey
As you wish but i will always defend Mr Jones .
Brian was the strongest musician in the group. He had alot of personal problems, though; and that's why the group couldn't let him be the leader.
With him, they were a truly great blues guitar band, as well as being a very versatile pop group. He was onto the diversity of instrumentation trip with Brian Wilson, Donovan, etc... and the Stones really have never been as good as before he left.
He sat around the studio on acid half the time when the Stones needed him to contribute. The Stones never lost a beat decades after he was gone. Like a mafia thug he chose his fate and destiny. He should have been canned 2 years earlier. Maybe he could have found God then when God could still be found.
The bands greatest and most acclaimed albums were made without him being a major contributing factor. Go figure.
@@HARALDEMANN Not sure if this applies, but the thought came "Whoever exalts himself shall be humbled; and whoever humbles himself shall be exalted."
Jones never wrote anything. He was the most expendable member of the band and their success without him bears that out.
@@williardbillmore5713He wrote Ruby Tuesday & was 1st Stone & obviously He was crazy addicted, Anyway I wasn’t there So I don’t know , Good luck to him
My ex husband, who was invited to perform as a musician guest, met him at the Rock & Roll Circus: Brian's last public performance. He could see & feel Brian's depression. So sad.
:(((
The who members felt the same. Were worried enough to speak to Mick and Keith. Thank you for sharing. I think he has other things going on before he met the band. People didn't understand mental health, PTSD then.
they dont understand it now however Brian didnt suffer that he was treated poorly by the ugly glimmer boys Mick and Keith @@plaguelover71
So tragic! His housekeeper had heard him have an asthma attack earlier in the morning of the day he died. The autopsy showed a fatty liver, enlarged heart, etc., after many years of abusing his body, it was only a matter of time. Addiction is a horrific mental health problem.
...and the guy working on his house at the time confessed on his death bed that he killed Brian in the pool .
@@pete5137 Yes..😭💔💐
Brian Jones is at peace and it is hard to believe 40 years have gone by since this talented musician passed.
God Bless Brian
We love you in Norfolk,Va
It been 51
He's not dead he woke up from the dream of life🕉🙏❤️😇
Wish he had wish he was here right now I felt awful for his dad and mom
@@roysims8825
I loved him then and I still love him now.
Almost 50 years ago and it seems like just yesterday...man this tragedy still has impacted many lives.
Good compilation of classic Brian Jones photos we've come to love!
Nice job! Whenever I see clips of Brian, he is playing some weird instrument! He was so advanced at such an early age. I love that song Under My Thumb where he plays the marimba!!! Thats so cool!!!
Un genio de la musica! Sin dudas el mejor de los Stones y uno de los mejores músicos que ha existido♥
Brian Jones, the first stone...
Some pics I have never seen before . Thx for that !!!
If only BrIan Jones had lived !
Since I seem to be the one person here who isn't an expert on the life and times of
Brian Jones / The Rolling Stones, I'll simply say this is an interesting tune and I
appreciate it being posted.
Rest in peace Brian. master craftsman.you left this life to early brother
Dispersal 7 The true soul of the Rolling Stones
He was murdered.
@@mariad1675 It's possible
@@paperlateful The guy admitted it on his deathbed.
@@mariad1675 I did not know this detail, even though his death was never clear
It would not have been any band name the Rolling Stones without Brian Jones. He was the spirit but he broke it too. Rip Brian Thx for everything.
8j
Destroying what one created is a universal human theme. Brian, like many talented artists had serious addictions, as well as severe asthma (& yet he smoked cigarrettes!), his housekeeper heard him have a severe asthma attack the morning of the day he died at 26!
@@Lori79Butterfly he was 27
Uaaauu
Love Brian Jones !! Diggin' the shit outta this Rockin Blues tune, added to da Mix. thank you and definitely like Jimi said " Stay Groovy, Stay Free!!" We love ya Brian!!
Jones was the most talented of them all; a multi-instrumentalist!
I love the Rolling Stones music i am 69 n still love their music Brian Jones was a master guiterist from South Africa 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Brian was a musical genius 🇬🇧 💖🎶🎶🎵🎶
The Four Grand Musical Visionaries who created the Rock Revolution of the Sixties: Brian Jones, founder of the Rolling Stones; John Lennon, founder of the Beatles; Bob Dylan, who brought whole of American folk tradition into rock and then created whole new kind of poetry; and Jimi Hendrix, whose guitar took us to another world.
When this you see, remember me and bare me in your mind; let people say what they may, speak of me as you find. BRIAN JONES
💞🎶💐🌠
bear me in your mind
@@Arya-1111It's true that they are Brian's words????
@@margueritemazzeo2904Brian's words???
@@elenikorkodelaki2695 I don't know.??
Excellent pictures. Excellent song. Thanks for posting.
When he met Keith he was only able to play 3 chords...Brian was such a tallented musician.The only Stones that attended the funeral was Watts and Wyman.
"It's better to burn out than fade away/The King is gone but he's not forgotten" - Neil Young
"I rather think for myself than combining foreign quotes with third hand videos about people I´ve never known in my life" - me
Rolling Stones without Brian Jones just another band 🖤
❤
BRIAN JONES IS CHARISMATIC SINGER. AMAZING, TALENTED, LEGENDARY. GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬
I admire keith's talent, but the majority of people remember his drug use, rather than how creative he was.
If you listen to Beggars Banquet, that is all Brian!!!! Their best album in my view.
Ira Sherman and what about let it bleed
@@edward9738 Let it bleed was definitely brian. They definitely had his input, or wrote it with the intentions that he was gonna play on tour with them.
So true
@Willie Gordon Charlie was the ugliest member until Ron Wood joined the band.
Yes
Love this song. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for posting.......The sixties produced their best music.....Blues influenced.
B.J....Left this world too soon.
You have no idea what this means to me.Thank you so much for posting!
Very nice tribute! Thank you!!!
truth is that Brian Jones was the only guy with appreciation and knowledge of 'blues music and its heritage.
The others were either failed models or chuck Berry fans ..nothing wrong with Berry but they now pretend
they were deep into a music they knew nothing about.
stringbasspete no mention of blind owl alan wilson? That’s pure disrespect
False, as a teenager Jagger had a band with Keith and Dick Taylor named Little boy blue & the blue boys and they were playing blues before meeting Brian. You can hear it on youtube.
Bullshit from defender of a wife beater
48 years ago today- 3rd July. No Jones,no Stones.
Max 820 50th years without Brian, this is giving me depression
He was the greatest stone!
@@robert.m4676 no doubt about it. RIP Brian
From what is known he was a major asshole and a drug head who didn't want to contribute anymore to the point they had to say dude your out
@@christinapankey1415 That is opposite to the interviews 'I've heard about him where his praises are sung and they ALL said he was a kind and great guy. Pete Townsend, George Harrison, John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Roger Daltry, Eric Clapton it goes on. I guess they ALL had his character wrong and you know better!
In the end, I think you chose very fitting background music. Great video! I haven’t seen many of these photos.
This guy was one of a kind man great inspiration to any musician out there with the 15 instruments and different styles of playing. Its a shame that his life was cut short.
He played 31 instruments..
@@margueritemazzeo2904unbelievable!!! Brian Jones was so precious, so special 👏👏
intoto2007:
It was known that Brian's relationship with the builder, Frank Thorogood, had gradually turned bad.
Thorogood was the only one actually present when Brian 'drowned'. He also admitted to the murder on his deathbed (although only one person witnessed the confession).
So that's why some people have speculated that he was murdered.
Melhor fase dos Rolliing Stones foi com a participação do Brian Jones. Continua sendo uma grande banda de Rock'n Roll, mais sem o brilho de antes, quando tinha o Brian.
Poor Brian, he's a diamond!
Ah Mr Jones. Dont have the girls cry for ya. Tjey love ya. Not just the beautiful ART you created, but you the person.
Especially the girls he ignored once he made them mothers.
@@wayneschlegel1340 takes 2 to tango - girl power eyc.
@@annmcdonald6180 not the point. So you don't care about people being responsible for their children? You support deadbeat dads? Please never procreate.
This video is beautiful, just like Brian
Gag me with a spoon
BRIAN JONES, GOLDEN STONE, NO JONES, NO STONES.
My interest in the Rolling Stones sorely faded after Brian Jone's death. Even given the ability of the Jagger/Richard's songwriting talent, the whole sound became rather redundant after Jone's influence was gone. Jones was the music, everything else simply backup. Thank you for posting this tribute. Kind of a haunting thing to die on the AA Milne estate, I always thought. Hard to look at Winnie the Pooh in the same way.
Thanks again.
Yes!!! I sucribe all your words my friend. After Brian is not the same. You only must listen Rollings old song with Brian and after, very low creation and redundant, less instruments that Jones gave to the band. Many great performers loves and respect Brian like John Lennon, Jimmi Hendrix and Bob Dylan!!!
nahnni that's such bullshit man, whew but everyone has an opinion on the subject
@@georgegwynn2616 to you but its not bs to me BRIAN was my 1st crush as a child in the 60s and thousands of others
YOu're right. Always thinked the same. After Brian Rollings were very basic, without the multi instruments Brian.
@@willsi8 Are you high?
Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main Street? The Mick Taylor Era was arguably their best.
I am from Cheltenham just like Brian and yes the Stones really did stop rolling after he passed away
Sticky fingers EXILE etc.. you deaf?
For a very well researched biography on Brian, I recommend "Brian Jones; The Making Of The Rolling Stones" by Paul Trynka. It deals from his birth to his tragic end.
A very fine book.
Despite his flaws, Brian was a very gifted musician. It is often forgotten he gave Hendrix his
first breaks when he came to the UK in 1966 and put him through the right connections
for a record deal. Jimi repaid his kindness when Brian fell on hard times by placing him in
hotels and apartments to live when he was ill or being pursued by the authorities.
I just ordered that book.🥰🎶
The slide guitar by Brian Jones was the last contribution by Brian to the Stones. Beggers Banquet one the best Stones albums.😢😢😢
ashburn47 He plays harmonica, sitar and tanpura on the album as well. So the slide on No Expectations wasn’t his last contribution.
@@skummelkatt he also played on two song on let it bleed
ashburn47 Let It Bleed Too!
Travel with James yes expectation is from him but they didn't gave credit to Brian on this album!
Great video---- I really dug it***
That song sounds absolutely amazing 🤩
Thanks Carol, I really appreciate your comment and it means a lot to me. As you can see Don is there with Brian and two of the pics of Brian were given to me by Julian.
It is so perfectly fitting that Winnie the Pooh was written in the last home that Brian Jones lived in. The stars in the sky became aligned when Brian lived there. Pooh called him to come home because he missed Brian.
Classic presentation Brian appears to a cool dude ahead of his time
Ask to his girls!!
Did you know that Bob Dylan paid for Brians solid bronze
coffin?
No sir i did not, I grew up listenening to the early stones stuff as both my parents were hipppies, I always loved ruby tuesday.When I worked in Cheltenham I poured a bottle scotch onto his grave and emptied a gramme of speed onto his grave. I know it had a long way to reach him as I beleive he`s buried ten feet down with his hair bleached blonde. thanks again.
@@alantaunton2060 I thought Brian Jones was cremated and his ashes scattered all over his grounds where he lived. But now that I see his coffin. I guess that's not true
Wow,if that's true, I like bod Dylan even more than i did yesterday, what a geezer 👍✌️
Jimmy Lee i think Brian had enough money to pay his solid bronze coffin
True. BB loved him. He praised him in the interview I saw.
The last time Brian played "live" with Stones was during The Rock and Roll circus filmed in Dec of 1968 in which he looked rather bloated and not happy at all. Really sad to see.
Sad lesson but never give up control of a group you form and start. You kick them out.
hard to kick out the guys writing the hit songs
1967PONTIACGTO Their first album was covers, so Brian could have found some hungry songwriters that could fit the bill. Mick is a user and everyone knows that. Mick and Keith combined was deadly and it would have been a matter of time for them to kick Brian out. They manipulated the hell out of Brian and used his issues against him instead of helping him. Real sad
From what I gather the stones were to start an American tour and Brian Jones was banned from playing in the U.S because he had fathered 2 underage girls
@@bolivingston1400 Hardly--Brian was mentally il and treated himself with illegal drugs so much that he was nonfunctional. He lost his girlfriend and his band . It almost happened to Ron Wood and Keith Richards. Their drug use was affecting the ability to go on tour. Not much was known or even treatable about mental health in the 1960s
casslac1981 Manipulated? Sure. Firstly, Mick and Keith were the ones who wrote their songs and that’s the very reason they became world famous. Had they continued Brian’s whises, they had stayed as a blues cover band. Would that have made them what they became? Surely not.
“User” or not, Jagger and Richards remains the sole reason for bringing them up next to The Beatles. And by the way, if they ‘manipulated’ Jones, then it was his own fault with his horrible personality. He took drugs to no good end, insisted on staying jealous of the writers and beat up Anita Pallenberg, so she couldn’t be with him. Keith never ‘stole’ her. Brian himself pushed her away. So sure, naturally they should just forgive him, right? They obviously to this day, think very negatively about him. Still, people think the band should just ‘forgive’ him and make their shows as tributes to him.
Interesting video, my friend!!
True- I prefer the Jones era stuff
Excellent choice of music kudos!
I’m lucky that I have done work in the flat above ( prithvi restaurant) as its know today in bath road,Cheltenham before he left to form the Rolling Stones. Would have loved to have met him..rip Mr Jones.
Je suis un fan des Stones depuis leurs tout débuts. Jusqu'au décès de Brian Jones. Après 1969 leurs compositions ont grandement changer. Malheureusement pas dans le bon sens du mot. Influence musicale du groupe est disparut avec Brian. Les rythmes et sonorités des débuts avec Brian, n'y était plus. Oui il nous manque beaucoup, et au monde de la musique. Repose en paix. Nous t'aimons tous . De Montréal canada.
Another year with out BJ after so many years he's still remembered and missed
Great video!
That house in which he lived, and where he drowned, was originally owned by the guy that wrote the children's book, 'Winnie the Pooh."
Yes, it's in Mayfield, Sussex...
We love you in Vermont, too.
When they were close to bankrupcy, as a gesture of british solidarity, BIG BOSS JOHN WINSTON LENNON , GAVE THEM THE ROYALTIES ,FOR "I WANNA BE YOUR MAN",THEY(MICK& KEITH) NEVER SAID , THANK YOU.
Shoowww
The Beatles are usually credited with being the first to use a sitar in rock, but I'm sure Brian Jones was first on Paint It Black.
no, actually the beatles used it almost a year before paint it black on their rubber soul album on the song Norwegian wood, this bird has flown
@@alfredj.lebrio1759 Exactly. George taught himself the basics and played on Norwegian Wood, 1965. He met Ravi Shankar a year later to learn to master it. George and Brian were geniuses. But as per many things, a Beatle did it first.
The first group using sitar, believe it or not. were the Yardbirds in an unlreased version of "Heart Full of Soul", but they didn't release it so the first released song with sitar was "Norwegian Wood" by The Beatles
@@gliedo None of the Yardbirds played it. They had a session player to play it and didn't like the way he played it so Jeff Beck mimicked the sound of the sitar. None of the Yardbirds knew how to play a sitar. Next?
Ophelia Shrub Neither George or Brian became masters of the sitar. It takes years to play like Ravi Shankar. They just utilised for the songs that required it.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Go to rocks off - org and listen the second part of an intereview we conducted with Donovan and Linda about Brian Jones
@gliedo Yes, for business reasons I think. It's a shame they got away and weren't even interviewed by the police.
RIP Brian. Long live the King.. in our hearts!
Estou literalmente chorando....
Qual o nome desse Blue?
Imagens maravilhosas!
Saudades de Brian Jones....
Gliedo, obrigada por este momento
Sua amiga e fã , Maga
Only Charlie and Bill attended the funeral.
The truth will come forth, and it will set you free....
Brian Jones
Eterno nos encontráremos todos juntos
🥺💙💙💙💙💙💙
Grace!!!!!!
23/123/!!!!
Brian jones a giant musician Rest In Peace Brian I had crying for him I don’t understand why?
Sure! I have this theory since he said that Frank conffesed he did. Tom of course was at the scene and he stole a lot of things and destroyed a lot of written stuff
Allen Klein was in charge and Tom did the dirty work
R.I.P.
This year tribute will be on the webradio with special guests, including Donovan and Julian... it will be July 3 @ 2:00 PM EST for more information go to rocksoff-DOT-org and go to the message board... see you there
Grande.es puresa del alma.te hace sintir bien
wow ... at 1:45 ... is that a pic of the pool being built???? :(
RIP Brian .... still loved & missed by MANY all these years later.
My nephew also died at 27 yrs. old how sad so young.
Jackyblue67
como se llama la cancion de fondo de el video y que agrupacion la toca?
Thank-you.
@gliedo Thanks! Will look for it this evening!
потрясающая композиция!!!кто это исполняет?просто до мозга костей и мурашек по телу пробирает...обожаю блюз...
Brian's murder is detailed (to some degree) in "Case Closed: The Murder of Brian Jones" on Kindle Ebooks.
Este es un excelente homenaje al maestro Brian Jones. 1942-1969 se marca el fin de una década pero tambièn el fin de una época y el inicio de nuevos tiempos.
¡larga vida maestro Brian Jones!
the biggest stone.
Does anyone know what song is playing in the background? Is that Brian playing? I really like it.
This song is a masterpiece!!
Hola Peto, no sabes el gusto que me da tu comentario, no sólo por lo que dices sino por saber que hay alguien más en el planeta llamado "Peto" ese es el apodo que he tenido toda mi vida (el doble que tu) y como me conocen mis familiares y amigos muy cercanos. Saludos desde México (el que subió el video... y le tuvo que cambiar la música por los ojetes de ABKCO)
Brian Jones un músico admirable,,, mi favorito
At 1'50" Bill Wyman in front and Ian Stuart "The Sixt Stone" in the back... We remember him too.
RESPECTABLES STONES ARE BILL WYMAN &CHARLIE WATTS, GOOD JAZZ BAND PLAYERS LIKE BRIAN JONES.
Beautiful !
Anybody’s got the name of the song? Just a pearl !
GD Blues by Garrick Davis
Brian, oh Brian, where are you?, this is a beautiful hommage, thank you oh so much for it, us admirers of Brian are grateful indeed, is good to see him happy, in good spirits and fun, we all miss him, we all love him, I wish he had lived long enough, I wish I could change the loneliness and isolation of his final days, love to all¡¡¡
He created the misery of his life
@@maribeljensen6257 are you still alive?...
Hello Edwin, this song is by Garrick Davis "Gd's Blues".
Thanks for telling us ! :)
r.i.p. Brian
Nice tribute.
Sweet Brian! Мы любим тебя!!!💜