There has never been anyone cooler than Brian Jones, he was way ahead of his time & should never be forgotten. Too much airbrushing of Brian from Stones history for my liking. No Jones,no Stones.
Brian Jones was a multi instrumentalist, he played Brass Section, Oboe, Organ, Dulcimer, Mellotron, Slide guitar, Harmonica, Recorder, Sitar, Marimba, Saxophone, Percussions, Keyboards, and harpsichord. Paul McCartney invited Brian to play saxophone on Baby You Know My Name. He brought Moroccan music to the attention of the rock world, he recorded the Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka, in Morocco. Bill Wyman stated in his book Stone Alone that they were trying to wipe, Brian from the band, and said he won’t let that happen. Bill also points out in his book that Brian started the band , picked the name for the band and hand picked the members. Brian had more talent than the other 4 original members put together.
OK. I confess. I watched this when it was first broadcast. A long, long time ago. I was mesmerized and couldn't take my eyes off Brian. Right then and there the world shifted on its axis.
Harpischord, guitar, piano, drums, horns. THE PIPES OF JOUJUKA!!!! This man wasnt nobody to be trifles with music wise. Jones taught Jagger how to master that harp!!!!!! Not an easy task to say the least.
Ahem, Brian could not play oboe, bassoon, viola, violin trombone, trumpet, french horn, clarinet, saxophone, cello, timpani, flute and drums, vibraphone, etc, etc,
Every Rolling Stone video I've clicked on Brian is playing a different instrument, he's talented as fuck! Love his dance moves at the very end of this video!
To say that Brian was the most troubled is an under statement .. stemming back since childhood .. by not only under minding his parents ... to taking menial jobs around his home town only to be fired from for theft and time issues .. to being both physically and mentally abusive to his girl friends ... and had been deemed being combative and disrespectful to authority figures .. Although Brian was said to be a bright youngster he seemed to have many problems ... according to Life Magazine and Treasures Of The Rolling Stones .
Brian Jones was a class act. He has been in eternal sleep for nearly fifty years, but clips like this is a reminder of his enduring charisma after so many decades. Dean Martin didn't know that his ring- a- ding days, would soon be a thing of the past when the Stones arrived on US shores in 1965....
no..this is called TV and the cameras were blocked (not blocked but marked) for this and that's how we do it.....I'm 69 and an actor. When the Stones came on here, the stage is limited and above all....Mick knew he couldn't...they can't do that with cameras in such a limited space.........Mick has always been cool
Dean Martin was an icon of the age. Give this MAN his credit for letting his shows producers to do this. Most likely they told him, but let us just give Dean his way if so! It did work out well I guess! Stoned!! again!
Manly Men Yea really eh ? That's a bit offensive . I'm hoping that what they meant was this was with Brian , rather then Mick Taylor , or Ronnie Wood , but we have eyes ... we can see this was the original Stones , so I don't know what they were thinking with that statement .
Shannon Traynor Stright indeed. He was a talented multi instrumentalist..but a combination of arrogance and misguided drug use meant he didn’t show up for tour gigs. They were all young lads making their way and can’t be held responsible for Jones downfall. Not sure how the band have kept going for over 50 years if Jones was the stones however...has he a ghostly hold over their careers? Lol
@@aprilapril2 He had health issues.Jagger and Richards can't say the same, for they lost their looks way sooner than Jones did. Jones had way more talent, intelligence, and charisma than the rest of the band combined.
Valley of the Rogue but jagger and Richards got old.. Brian Jones died very young so of course he didn’t lose his looks, not that he was a stunningly attractive or handsome young man
Brian absolutely spices up this song into the stratosphere. And the crowd lets him know it. Ed Sullivan's ratings went thru the roof when he had rock and rollers on his show so Dean and the others did the same thing and it also boosted their ratings as well. Bill and Keith do look a little nervous at times, maybe being on TV was not their thing initially. If you were one of the privileged ones to see Brian play, then count your blessings. Unfortunately I did not get to.
The Rolling Stones ARE AMERICA'S #1 Rock Band (Even Thought They Started In Jolly Old) These Guys Have Been The Highlight Of My Parties For The Last 50+ Years !!! God Bless The Stones !!!!!
he was the beginning of the stones but definitely not the end of the stones. Many many more amazing hits came from the rolling stones after his exile from the stones.
❤👍 I'VE BEEN A ROLLING STONES FAN FOR MANY YEARS. MY FAVORITE SINGER IS BRIAN JONES. CHARISMATIC SINGER. AMAZING, TALENTED, LEGENDARY. I AM 74 AND LOVES THIS OLD SONGS. NICE MUSIC VIDEO. GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬
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Lewis Jones AKA Brian Jones: 2/28/42 - English musician, producer, and songwriter who, in 1962, brought together the musicians and acted as the original bandleader of the Rolling Stones. Jones provided lead guitar, harmonica, keyboards, and backing vocals to the group, in addition to nearly a dozen other musical instruments. Though he was the early driving force behind the songs played and direction of the Stones’ music, he became alienated from his bandmates and fell into substance abuse. He was asked to leave the band in June of 1968, a month after which he was tragically found dead in his swimming pool.
STONES! Wow! I remember watching this live way back then and wondering what Dean Martin was all cheesed off about. The Stones at the height of their power...great show.
A purely revealing moment in the band's early history. Here we see them utterly engrossed in musically delivering a performance on the unforgiving medium of live television, without the distractions or actions or add-ons that I feel sometimes muddle their pure musical abilities on stage. Look how each is focused on their role in the band, both as individuals and as a group. Powerful. As for Brian, his stage presence, like his musical talent, is undeniable. Complete. And sadly missed in the band's history after his death. What a loss! For me though, what I find especially noteworthy is how the band would survive and grow without him there to help keep them together. A mark of true resiliency.
I love this recording and especially Brian Jones on harmonica. I saw them in Seattle in 65 and 66. I even recorded the 66 concert with a Norelco recorder. I wish I had saved it. It was no problem bringing the recorder in! Not good quality, of course. Brian had many demons, but what talent.
one of my classic favorite songs. absolutely loved hearing it live. I always look forward to hearing it when I see Further.... makes you feel what it's all about
Notice how Dean says "Here's something for the youngsters". At that time this was music that only teenagers were supposed to like and for the most part that was true.
excuse me...I HAVE BEEN HERE since 1948. Dean was being cool bringing on a young sound for us teeners (I was about 14 then) and we were excited to see when the Dave Clark Five came to the Long Beach arena, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and the rest. We teens had great tunes to listen too and this was just another new one!
I was a little kid when they came on the scene. Thought they were way cool and seeing this long-ago vid of 'em makes me proud of myself for getting it so right, because as you can see...........
Here we see the entering of a new era, a new culture into society, in contrast to Martin. He probably didn't like their music, but he knew this was going to take over his generation's music.
This clip is from The Hollywood Palace. It was a weekly variety show that aired back in the ‘60’s, and featured a different host each week. Apparently, it was Dean who hosted this particular episode.
With every single one of these Stones videos with the original lineup, the eyes and attention are drawn not to Mick Jagger but to Brian Jones. He just had it all, really, just not a strong enough personality and bad health to overcome the backstabbing he got from Oldham, Jagger, and Richards.
Used to wonder why Bill played his bass up like did. Now see that it is really like playing a stand-up Bass Violin, on which he probably what he trained. Just gave him the most distinctive presentation, while many bass players just blended into the wallpaper...Ed>
Brian Jones was forced by the other members to quit the group during the recordings of the album Let It Bleed. Upon a visit by Mick, Keith and Charlie Watts in 1969 Jones received the message that he was no longer desirable in the group. A couple of weeks later he murdered in his own swimming pool at Cotchford Farm. He is thus counted as the first member of the so-called 27 Club, composed of famous musicians who passed away at the age of 27
To explain to those too young to remember Dean Martin and his television program: Dean's image was being a jovial drunk. You had to be around then to understand Dean's supposed image and that introduction. Surely the Stones knew his image. In reality, Dean wasn't much of a drinker at all, certainly not anything approaching an alcoholic, and was a very shy, very private man. He drank apple juice onstage on his television show. He was cold sober pretending to be inebriated. He was a genuinely good person. I also didn't notice anything untoward Martin by the Stones. From the beginning they were the consummate professionals. I think people need to quit making stuff up about Brian flipping Dean Martin off. It didn't happen. Unlike the Ed Sullivan Show for most of its years, Dean Martin's program was not live but prerecorded. Had Jones done what some of you wishful thinkers thought he did, the clip would not have survived the censors.
I only like the Stones with Jones. They are very ordinary without him. He can play anything. He can (basically) master an instrument in two weeks. As a musician, his timing is his strength; he is a better time keeper than any drummer. I believe Keith was jealous; and of course, Brian was a 'real' drug addict, just not recreational. But, when removed, the music suffered.
+Nils Guder Oh yes!!! The music world is so much the less for having lost him so early. Plus he was very handsome, intelligent and greatly misunderstood. I know ;)
That stage just wasn't big enough for Mick and Brian for some reason. I bet the industry wanted to promote Mick. I heard Brian was pushed out of his own band.
The Rolling Jones forever. All credit to Antone Newcomb, he want's to change the whole music industry. give him the support to bring real music back into our drained souls. Blessings /|\.
Only downside of the rise of rock ‘n’ roll music was also the decline in popularity of the accordion... but Rest In Peace, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, and Ian Stewart.
Mick looked so prissy and determined in those early days. He looks like he would sell his soul to the devil to become iconic and everlasting. And he did.
I loved each day and year of the 60s..especially this one...and i like how Mick has to refrain from going all over the stage as he'd like too but HE KNEW HE COULDN'T due to camera blocking..its pre planned...
ifuckyoursister20 Quite possibly looking at the control booth. Not a good vibe during that show. I was wondering why the audience laughed twice and I think they were laughing at Mick's leg movements around 1:23 and 2:02.
I don't agree that Dean was being mean to them, or bitter. Heck, he was on TV for years after this. He was always flippant and would try to be funny, sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't work. The Stones looked to me to be really focused for a big TV audience (Martin's show was widely viewed) and seriously, Brian Jones flipping him off? That was how he held his harmonica. The idea of anything else is really stretching it. The Stones were a new sensation and a new kind of cool, a completely different kind of cool than Martin's. Some of the variety show hosts had a little challenge interfacing with them, but that to me was always part of the charm, two worlds crashing together but having fun doing it.
+steve conn "Satisfaction", indeed ! Not sure if it had been released at that poiint, since it was the number one song of 1965, and this TV show could have been taped in 1964, during the Stones first or second US tour. Anyway, "Not Fade Away" was one of their first two or three hits in the UK, before they amassed their own humongous catalog and didn't need to cover Buddy Holly. And Brian probably is giving the finga, since it appears that he usually keeps it folded with the others !??
+steve conn "Satisfaction", indeed ! Not sure if it had been released at that poiint, since it was the number one song of 1965, and this TV show could have been taped in 1964, during the Stones first or second US tour. Anyway, "Not Fade Away" was one of their first two or three hits in the UK, before they amassed their own humongous catalog and didn't need to cover Buddy Holly. And Brian probably is giving the finga, since it appears that he usually keeps it folded with the others !??
![The Rolling Stones- "Lady Jane"/Interview/"Paint It Black" 1966 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hl61VkVqtcU/mqdefault.jpg)
There has never been anyone cooler than Brian Jones, he was way ahead of his time & should never be forgotten. Too much airbrushing of Brian from Stones history for my liking. No Jones,no Stones.
Kind of cliche but so are these comments. Brian wasnt ahead of his time he was where he needed to be.
agreed
I could have sworn he sang the original, As tears go by, before Marrianne. Did he ever sing that?
You might be right.
Brian Jones was a multi instrumentalist, he played Brass Section, Oboe, Organ, Dulcimer, Mellotron,
Slide guitar, Harmonica, Recorder, Sitar, Marimba, Saxophone, Percussions, Keyboards, and harpsichord.
Paul McCartney invited Brian to play saxophone on Baby You Know My Name. He brought Moroccan music to
the attention of the rock world, he recorded the Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka, in
Morocco. Bill Wyman stated in his book Stone Alone that they were trying to wipe, Brian from the band,
and said he won’t let that happen. Bill also points out in his book that Brian started the band , picked the name
for the band and hand picked the members. Brian had more talent than the other 4 original members put together.
R.I.P Brian Jones 1942-1969
No drugs. Brian Jones would be still alive.
When this you see remember me and bare me in your mind, let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. Brian Jones circa 1969❤️
Brian Jones was the most talented & enigmatic Stone- definitely my favourite. Very attractive indeed.
HE WAS THE STONES (IMPO)
He was my favourite too.
He was fired because he couldn't play worth a hell live ! He couldn't keep time, if he was that great he never would have been fired !
Notice how the crowd errupts in two spots when Brian starts playing the harmonica. Both Brian and the harmonica have been sorely underrated.
West Winds they erupt because Jagger does that thing with his legs
Buddy Holly this
Literally underrated
The Great Dean Martin didn't know he was introducing a band that would eventually surpass and eclipse his own greatness.
God rest your soul Brian. You'll not fade away from my Stones memory!
OK. I confess. I watched this when it was first broadcast. A long, long time ago. I was mesmerized and couldn't take my eyes off Brian. Right then and there the world shifted on its axis.
Brian Jones was beyond talented. What incredible God given talents he had. Was there an instrument he couldn't play.
Harpischord, guitar, piano, drums, horns. THE PIPES OF JOUJUKA!!!! This man wasnt nobody to be trifles with music wise. Jones taught Jagger how to master that harp!!!!!! Not an easy task to say the least.
Ahem, Brian could not play oboe, bassoon, viola, violin trombone, trumpet, french horn, clarinet, saxophone, cello, timpani, flute and drums, vibraphone, etc, etc,
You do know why they fired him, not just drug use because he couldn't play live, majorly Overrated !
Don't forget the sitar,very difficult to play
@@erikrhafer6644 They fired him for never showing up for recording sessions.
Dean Martin.... introducing the Stones.... with Brian Jones playing. I think I've found the greatest video of all time.
Every Rolling Stone video I've clicked on Brian is playing a different instrument, he's talented as fuck! Love his dance moves at the very end of this video!
+La Strummer He was the most talented and most troubled of all the Stones!
To say that Brian was the most troubled is an under statement .. stemming back since childhood .. by not only under minding his parents ... to taking menial jobs around his home town only to be fired from for theft and time issues .. to being both physically and mentally abusive to his girl friends ... and had been deemed being combative and disrespectful to authority figures .. Although Brian was said to be a bright youngster he seemed to have many problems ... according to Life Magazine and Treasures Of The Rolling Stones .
yea tragic story
Izzy Gallegos He was the real talent in the band and multi instrumental
@Vance L. Gilmore that he does
Brian Jones was a class act.
He has been in eternal sleep for nearly fifty years, but clips like
this is a reminder of his enduring charisma after so many decades.
Dean Martin didn't know that his ring- a- ding days, would soon be
a thing of the past when the Stones arrived on US shores in 1965....
This was when Mick actually sang songs and didn`t just prance around the stage yelling ..
Early Stones were top stuff .
no..this is called TV and the cameras were blocked (not blocked but marked) for this and that's how we do it.....I'm 69 and an actor. When the Stones came on here, the stage is limited and above all....Mick knew he couldn't...they can't do that with cameras in such a limited space.........Mick has always been cool
Keith and mick use to be so handsome.
@alterdestiny true
keri caye what in God’s name are you talking about? Code talker? 🤔
Dean Martin was an icon of the age. Give this MAN his credit for letting his shows producers to do this. Most likely they told him, but let us just give Dean his way if so! It did work out well I guess! Stoned!! again!
Brian was wonderful...
Stones withe Brian get to watch - Dean - missed so much! ----Great video!
I live for Brian's little jig at the end of the song.
With Brian jones? He was the stones
you are right!
Manly Men
Yea really eh ? That's a bit offensive .
I'm hoping that what they meant was this was with Brian , rather then Mick Taylor , or Ronnie Wood , but we have eyes ... we can see this was the original Stones , so I don't know what they were thinking with that statement .
No Jones No Stones !!
yes it is
Shannon Traynor Stright indeed. He was a talented multi instrumentalist..but a combination of arrogance and misguided drug use meant he didn’t show up for tour gigs. They were all young lads making their way and can’t be held responsible for Jones downfall. Not sure how the band have kept going for over 50 years if Jones was the stones however...has he a ghostly hold over their careers? Lol
Brian was the MOST HANDSOME MAN.
i agree!
definitely
Ew no. He was plain looking and had the most severe eye bags for a boy so young.
@@aprilapril2 He had health issues.Jagger and Richards can't say the same, for they lost their looks way sooner than Jones did. Jones had way more talent, intelligence, and charisma than the rest of the band combined.
Valley of the Rogue but jagger and Richards got old.. Brian Jones died very young so of course he didn’t lose his looks, not that he was a stunningly attractive or handsome young man
watching and listening to Brian on the harmonica just takes my breath away!
Swoon.....
Brian absolutely spices up this song into the stratosphere. And the crowd lets him know it.
Ed Sullivan's ratings went thru the roof when he had rock and rollers on his show so Dean and the others did the same thing and it also boosted their ratings as well.
Bill and Keith do look a little nervous at times, maybe being on TV was not their thing initially.
If you were one of the privileged ones to see Brian play, then count your blessings. Unfortunately I did not get to.
John Lennon remarked that he was jealous of Brian's harmonica playing...
The Rolling Stones ARE AMERICA'S #1 Rock Band (Even Thought They Started In Jolly Old) These Guys Have Been The Highlight Of My Parties For The Last 50+ Years !!! God Bless The Stones !!!!!
Charlie as always coolest man in the room. Some things never change.
Brian was the Beginning!!!
he was the beginning of the stones but definitely not the end of the stones. Many many more amazing hits came from the rolling stones after his exile from the stones.
yes we all know this.....but when he died they had to continue...........
The pure Stones, supporting their very first album. And insults never scared them. The rest is history.
At 2.08 min, Mick realizes it's Brian the girls are screaming for. Classic!
hi, how are you ?
Not this girl 🤭,,,Keith all the way!
I loved Brain Jones because he was extremely talented.
nice old performance... Thanks for sharing this...
amazing bluesy opening riff from Richards and amazing harmonica playing for Jones! :D
That was live! Not Bad!! 👍🏻 Bill Wyman is setting the record straight about The Early Stones & Brian Jones!
BRIAN JONES FOREVER A LEGEND
❤👍
I'VE BEEN A ROLLING STONES FAN FOR MANY YEARS. MY FAVORITE SINGER IS BRIAN JONES. CHARISMATIC SINGER. AMAZING, TALENTED, LEGENDARY. I AM 74 AND LOVES THIS OLD SONGS. NICE MUSIC VIDEO. GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬
Lewis Jones AKA Brian Jones: 2/28/42
- English musician, producer, and songwriter who, in 1962, brought together the musicians and acted as the original bandleader of the Rolling Stones. Jones provided lead guitar, harmonica, keyboards, and backing vocals to the group, in addition to nearly a dozen other musical instruments. Though he was the early driving force behind the songs played and direction of the Stones’ music, he became alienated from his bandmates and fell into substance abuse. He was asked to leave the band in June of 1968, a month after which he was tragically found dead in his swimming pool.
we know and you copied it well. WE ALL LOVED HIM
thanks
it was 1969
brian on harp... love it
STONES! Wow! I remember watching this live way back then and wondering what Dean Martin was all cheesed off about. The Stones at the height of their power...great show.
Was Dean Martin jealous of The Stones?
@@susanczajkowskyj2671 Yes..that's what it was..The Stones..like The Beatles too.. took over US culture and music and surpassed Dean Martin.
A purely revealing moment in the band's early history. Here we see them utterly engrossed in musically delivering a performance on the unforgiving medium of live television, without the distractions or actions or add-ons that I feel sometimes muddle their pure musical abilities on stage. Look how each is focused on their role in the band, both as individuals and as a group. Powerful. As for Brian, his stage presence, like his musical talent, is undeniable. Complete. And sadly missed in the band's history after his death. What a loss! For me though, what I find especially noteworthy is how the band would survive and grow without him there to help keep them together. A mark of true resiliency.
I love this recording and especially Brian Jones on harmonica. I saw them in Seattle in 65 and 66. I even recorded the 66 concert with a Norelco recorder. I wish I had saved it. It was no problem bringing the recorder in! Not good quality, of course. Brian had many demons, but what talent.
one of my classic favorite songs. absolutely loved hearing it live. I always look forward to hearing it when I see Further.... makes you feel what it's all about
Bill Wyman doesn't get nervous. Always happy to see Brian Jones.
Back when The Stones were worth listening to. Haven't been a cral for last 45 years.
I ❤ Brian Jones. He was the heart and soul of The Stones. No Brian Jones no Stones!!!
Dino was realizing his era had come and gone and bands such as the Stones,the WHO, small Faces,Beatles were the new era
I agree with you.
Gosh I love Dean Martin and then the Stones; OMG so fabulous!
Happy Birthday Brian J (RIP)
Notice how Dean says "Here's something for the youngsters". At that time this was music that only teenagers were supposed to like and for the most part that was true.
excuse me...I HAVE BEEN HERE since 1948. Dean was being cool bringing on a young sound for us teeners (I was about 14 then) and we were excited to see when the Dave Clark Five came to the Long Beach arena, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and the rest. We teens had great tunes to listen too and this was just another new one!
I was a little kid when they came on the scene. Thought they were way cool and seeing this long-ago vid of 'em makes me proud of myself for getting it so right, because as you can see...........
This was the first Rolling Stones song to chart in Ireland. It went to #5 in April 1964, and in Britain it reached #3.
There's a symbolic passing of the torch. Dean Martin to the Rolling Stones. Pretty epic.
+Frank Burns Dean's dropped the torch and incinerated Frank and Sammy.
Dean Martin, fuckin' brilliant!
i love you Brian Jones. see you. ❤
see him where?...Heaven? that's a long flight away
Brian sure could make that harmonica talk.
hi, how are you ?
Here we see the entering of a new era, a new culture into society, in contrast to Martin. He probably didn't like their music, but he knew this was going to take over his generation's music.
Brian on harp is everything. :D
This clip is from The Hollywood Palace. It was a weekly variety show that aired back in the ‘60’s, and featured a different host each week. Apparently, it was Dean who hosted this particular episode.
i don't give a fuck about the glitches,just so glade to see this . the younger generation needs to see this music !!!!
I love the music\songs/bands of 1964.
THE STONES WITH BRIAN JONES SO MUCH BETTER
With every single one of these Stones videos with the original lineup, the eyes and attention are drawn not to Mick Jagger but to Brian Jones. He just had it all, really, just not a strong enough personality and bad health to overcome the backstabbing he got from Oldham, Jagger, and Richards.
Hogwash. Jones was his own worst enemy. he destroyed himself.
Brian the original stone
Brian the best
Brian plays harmonica. Damn this guy plays all kind of stuff
Used to wonder why Bill played his bass up like did. Now see that it is really like playing a stand-up Bass Violin, on which he probably what he trained. Just gave him the most distinctive presentation, while many bass players just blended into the wallpaper...Ed>
Brian Jones was forced by the other members to quit the group during the recordings of the album Let It Bleed. Upon a visit by Mick, Keith and Charlie Watts in 1969 Jones received the message that he was no longer desirable in the group. A couple of weeks later he murdered in his own swimming pool at Cotchford Farm. He is thus counted as the first member of the so-called 27 Club, composed of famous musicians who passed away at the age of 27
I heard about this story.
great Mr. Martin... ~i've rolled since i'm was been stoned...
i've been stoned since they're rolling LOL
I love your sense of humour.
Brian Jones
To explain to those too young to remember Dean Martin and his television program: Dean's image was being a jovial drunk. You had to be around then to understand Dean's supposed image and that introduction. Surely the Stones knew his image. In reality, Dean wasn't much of a drinker at all, certainly not anything approaching an alcoholic, and was a very shy, very private man. He drank apple juice onstage on his television show. He was cold sober pretending to be inebriated. He was a genuinely good person. I also didn't notice anything untoward Martin by the Stones. From the beginning they were the consummate professionals. I think people need to quit making stuff up about Brian flipping Dean Martin off. It didn't happen. Unlike the Ed Sullivan Show for most of its years, Dean Martin's program was not live but prerecorded. Had Jones done what some of you wishful thinkers thought he did, the clip would not have survived the censors.
How true.
I only like the Stones with Jones. They are very ordinary without him. He can play anything. He can (basically) master an instrument in two weeks. As a musician, his timing is his strength; he is a better time keeper than any drummer. I believe Keith was jealous; and of course, Brian was a 'real' drug addict, just not recreational. But, when removed, the music suffered.
he also gave the dose to many women
You might be right.
Agreed they made cooler music while he was in the band in my opinion
Brian Jones is a total icon, unfortunately he was a car crash hence a member of the 27 club.
my god, those are grown ups in the audience applauding this gritty punk rock.
brian jones was so hot playing the harp.
Nils Guder Brian was hot, period! LOL
And absolutly cool!
+Nils Guder Oh yes!!! The music world is so much the less for having lost him so early. Plus he was very handsome, intelligent and greatly misunderstood. I know ;)
It's Harmonica.
who said he did?
This performance shows how much better Brian was on harp than Jagger -Killer Chromatic Harp solo by the greatest Rock Star of all time-Brian Jones!
That stage just wasn't big enough for Mick and Brian for some reason. I bet the industry wanted to promote Mick. I heard Brian was pushed out of his own band.
Vemos o quanto o brian era diferencial na banda dando musicalidade
Yes, it is so sweet!!!!
The Rolling Jones forever. All credit to Antone Newcomb, he want's to change the whole music industry. give him the support to bring real music back into our drained souls. Blessings /|\.
hi, how are you ?
Belle performance,. Harmonica , merci BRIAN ✨
Love Brian and Bill having a smile when Brian mimics dogs barking riff.
Only downside of the rise of rock ‘n’ roll music was also the decline in popularity of the accordion... but Rest In Peace, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, and Ian Stewart.
Love the Stones
Brian Jones X X X X X X X X X
Far out! They really murdered this song!
Muito legal, poder voltar aos anos sessenta.
Mick looked so prissy and determined in those early days. He looks like he would sell his soul to the devil to become iconic and everlasting. And he did.
They need to turn up Brian's mic and Wyman needs to turn his bass higher
Bit late now.
At last one got through! Great clip, Layla!
I just need a Time Machine!!!!!!!!!!!
Brian did not fade away, but the rest of the band did...
That's just nonsense. They did quite well without Jones Thank you. Jones was a great musician but was a tortured soul.
@@allanbriggs807👏👏👏👍😎
Dean Martin, Brian Jones und 2021 Charlie Watts 😥😥.
I loved each day and year of the 60s..especially this one...and i like how Mick has to refrain from going all over the stage as he'd like too but HE KNEW HE COULDN'T due to camera blocking..its pre planned...
Brilliant song
Bo Diddley was doing this 10 years earlier than the Rolling Stones were. Of course, that would have been news to Dean Martin too.
NO JONES NO STONES
Toller Song, immer noch
Awesome!
The Beatles were the best band. Sorry Stones likers.
Joy Joy
wherefore art thou ma cherie ?
mon amour pour toi
will Not Fade Away xx
Its crazy how much keith looks like George Harrison
mick..ll never die
Bit of Nostalgia:)
NO JONES, NO STONES IS THIS REAL TRUE.
These were the best years with Brian Jones
👍👍👍👍👍
GREETINGS from 🇧🇬BULGARIA
Brian jones love you.
Brian at 1:00 gives the finger to the camera
Giving it to Deano maybe?
luge53boy Stones 1 Deno 0
Ian Woolley Of course, Dean was really over the line here.
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Quite possibly looking at the control booth. Not a good vibe during that show. I was wondering why the audience laughed twice and I think they were laughing at Mick's leg movements around 1:23 and 2:02.
Cissy - Because all that screaming is overdubbed, it's called post-production... Same with the Beatles...
It must have been sheer agony to have been a member of the older generation in the 1960s. Martin's type was already on its way out
I don't agree that Dean was being mean to them, or bitter. Heck, he was on TV for years after this. He was always flippant and would try to be funny, sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't work. The Stones looked to me to be really focused for a big TV audience (Martin's show was widely viewed) and seriously, Brian Jones flipping him off? That was how he held his harmonica. The idea of anything else is really stretching it. The Stones were a new sensation and a new kind of cool, a completely different kind of cool than Martin's. Some of the variety show hosts had a little challenge interfacing with them, but that to me was always part of the charm, two worlds crashing together but having fun doing it.
+ToyKingWonder That aint water in that glass pardner !
+ToyKingWonder exactly :) couldnt agree more
+ToyKingWonder Actually it does look like he's consciously flipping them off (notice Brian follow-up leer of satisfaction at about 1:04).
+steve conn "Satisfaction", indeed ! Not sure if it had been released at that poiint, since it was the number one song of 1965, and this TV show could have been taped in 1964, during the Stones first or second US tour. Anyway, "Not Fade Away" was one of their first two or three hits in the UK, before they amassed their own humongous catalog and didn't need to cover Buddy Holly. And Brian probably is giving the finga, since it appears that he usually keeps it folded with the others !??
+steve conn "Satisfaction", indeed ! Not sure if it had been released at that poiint, since it was the number one song of 1965, and this TV show could have been taped in 1964, during the Stones first or second US tour. Anyway, "Not Fade Away" was one of their first two or three hits in the UK, before they amassed their own humongous catalog and didn't need to cover Buddy Holly. And Brian probably is giving the finga, since it appears that he usually keeps it folded with the others !??