I'm a black man that grew up in the ghetto of the Bronx. And since being introduced to Jimi Hendrix and the rolling Stones my life has never been the same long live rock and roll
I'm from Paripe, second most black neighborhood from Salvador (most black city outside from Africa), Bahia, Brazil. Brazilian music is very strong here, rockers, there are only a few, but Rock n Roll is forever in my life. Stones, Who, Led, Red Hot, Eagles, Thin Lizzy, Aerosmith. Rock n Roll is eternal. Changed my life. 🇧🇷
I'm a white dude from the UK. I hate to think what my life would be without blues music and all the great rock music it inspired. Thank fuck for black culture, and that includes jazz, literature etc. Thank fuck for African culture, the root of the blues and the source of all humanity. And thank fuck for Jimi Hendrix, whose music and poetry has been my constant and awe inspiring companion for 40 years
NOTHING says rock and roll like Keith and Mick together at the mic in the 69/72 era. I love Zeppelin, Free, Faces, but from Beggars to Exile, the Stones were, in my view, unsurpassed, unbeatable, unbelievable.
I was just thinking... if someone were to ask me to pick one group, entertainer, etc. that I had to listen to exclusively for the rest of my life, who would it be? Would have to be the Stones.
@Joe Orzech You made me look at my Who's Next Album and Yes I had forgotten him being on that! There is some bootleg Jerry Garcia Band stuff and you can tell Nicky is The Man on it..somewhere on uTube
@@erictrenbeath9680 Sounds like they're playing to a backing track, especially with the horn parts audible, yet no players visible ... similar to there being no keyboardist. Keith's acoustic isn't actually being played to my eyes and ears. He's using it as a prop. Mick's vocal is live here though.
Keep in mind there's someone else singing harmonies, not just Keith. Listen at 2:02 and some other spots a VERY strong and high voice killing it with them here.
@@EverythingAi233 Not a great live act but without a doubt one of the greatest bands to ever enter a studio. Listen to Exile on main street it's one of the greatest albums ever made.
Pure unadulterated rock´n´roll! The Stones at their peak. What an amazing band and lineup! Sticky/Exile/Goats era will always be my absolute fave. RIP Charlie and the GREAT Nicky Hopkins!
Have you ever seen Keith and Mick have such a good time together?!? I've watched a lot of Stones vids and they typically do there best to stay apart...this is the collaboration that makes ya smile!!!
I love the Stones and their music 🎶 🎵 is freaking one of a kind 🎉🎉. They got us interested in a different type and level of rock and roll 🎉🎉. Kudos, to Mick and the boys 🎉🎉
No band on Earth in history could do what these five men did...they could pour the anger, impudence, recklessness, passion and chaos of their fiercely independent selves into the boiling cauldron of a recording session, and yet from that chaos would come forth stunning compositions, unreproducible by other mere mortal men. This song is one of those potions, an elixir so strong, so unique, so passionate and so sublime, it could only have been created by those five rough, ragged, soul-filled, irreplaceable wizards from London. Simply brilliant, chaps. And thank you.
This sounds better than the record. The first time that I saw the Rolling Stones was in 1975 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. I went to three Rolling Stones concerts that week. The first one was the best with Mick on some type of trapeze rope that he used to fly over the crowd, no less than 75-100 feet or more over the crowd without any tether. He had his foot in a loop of the rope. If he had fallen, he'd be likely to survive. It was exciting & scary. It looked dangerous as hell. He never repeated that act again in the next two shows. My guess is that he wasn't allowed because of the danger to himself and the crowd. I read years later in a biography of Mick Jagger how his father made Mick & his brother Chris exercise for one hour every day before they could go to hang out with their friends. Obviously, that had a huge impact on his staying in great shape throughout his entire career, and having the temerity to that trapeze rope stunt. . The Rolling Stones live is a great experience, especially in 1976, although the sound improved greatly by the 1990s. The last time I saw them was in 2019 in New Jersey, and the audience sang along with the Stones on every song.
Loving Cup and Sweet Virginia are my two absolute faves from this album. Next to Wild Horses and Street Fighting man, my all time fave Stones tracks. If its got that swagger, it sounds like the Stones!
I am such a huge Stones fan! I have seen these guys in concert three times. The best one was in 2005 at Fenway Park in Boston. Me and a good friend of mine had seats on the field between third base and home plate. These guys just keep it going man. They age gracefully. And their music lives on! 🙂❤
I'm a black man that grew up in the ghetto of the Bronx. And since being introduced to Jimi Hendrix and the rolling Stones my life has never been the same long live rock and roll
I'm from Paripe, second most black neighborhood from Salvador (most black city outside from Africa), Bahia, Brazil. Brazilian music is very strong here, rockers, there are only a few, but Rock n Roll is forever in my life. Stones, Who, Led, Red Hot, Eagles, Thin Lizzy, Aerosmith. Rock n Roll is eternal. Changed my life.
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Hendrix is god
I'm a white dude from the UK. I hate to think what my life would be without blues music and all the great rock music it inspired. Thank fuck for black culture, and that includes jazz, literature etc. Thank fuck for African culture, the root of the blues and the source of all humanity. And thank fuck for Jimi Hendrix, whose music and poetry has been my constant and awe inspiring companion for 40 years
Hendrix is the greatest ever...to my ears! Affects me like no other musician ever has.
Sou um homem azul e gosto de stones desde que eu tinha 16 anos! saudações do Rio de Janeiro.
NOTHING says rock and roll like Keith and Mick together at the mic in the 69/72 era. I love Zeppelin, Free, Faces, but from Beggars to Exile, the Stones were, in my view, unsurpassed, unbeatable, unbelievable.
I totally agree. Nothing touches the Stones. The music and history that goes with it. Just stellar.
They are the best of the best!!!
@@20Eyes1974 what about The Dave Clark 5 my favorite bands of course are The Rolling Stones and The Dave Clark 5
So true
@@mikebarooshian7255 😂😂
Undeniably one of the best rock albums ever recorded by one of the best bands ever in history… Period!!
I agree 💯
The best Stones album for sure.
My fav
yup. played that album several million times. always high. always good.
Exile is my bible!
There isn’t one bad track on this whole album.stranded on a desert island with this album and a solar powered record player and I’m not getting bored.
Can I come to ?
Is that true? I love exiles as an album ? But is there a great song?
Your right
Exile... is a miracle.
I was just thinking... if someone were to ask me to pick one group, entertainer, etc. that I had to listen to exclusively for the rest of my life, who would it be? Would have to be the Stones.
Nicky Hopkins on piano made this cut one of the best....RIP Nicky
ya rip
@Joe Orzech You made me look at my Who's Next Album and Yes I had forgotten him being on that! There is some bootleg Jerry Garcia Band stuff and you can tell Nicky is The Man on it..somewhere on uTube
He always made great music even greater.
Absolutely! Where is he? On the best piano parts, we see KR and MT strumming.
@@erictrenbeath9680 Sounds like they're playing to a backing track, especially with the horn parts audible, yet no players visible ... similar to there being no keyboardist. Keith's acoustic isn't actually being played to my eyes and ears. He's using it as a prop. Mick's vocal is live here though.
Those were the days, my friends. The Stones near their peak.
Look how good Keith looks...I would kill to have seen them at this point
At their peak not near it!
@@Roll_Todd I saw them in 1973 at Brussel, happily I didn't have to kill anyone, my best concert ever.
My answer to “if you had a time machine” is always the 72 stones tour.
At their peak.
Hands down, the greatest band in rock and roll. This was their golden era.
bro we all know mick is a vocal legend but keith is absolutely killing these backing vocals
keith’s harmonies were awesome. especially on this song
His voice was well rested after being face down till midnight during the Exile sessions
Keep in mind there's someone else singing harmonies, not just Keith. Listen at 2:02 and some other spots a VERY strong and high voice killing it with them here.
Well Keith was a choirboy after all.
@@briankehew579 Yes Brian! I'm hearing a girl's high voice. One of the many back-up singers?
Exile on Main Street-Best rock album of all time!
Yes ... and Sticky Fingers.... both.....
Absolutely spot on my friend!
Indeed! Never gets old.
I love how Keith always sings a little behind Mick. The hesitation is perfect and always fits so melodically, the Stones!!!
I always noticed that too and I absolutely love it. It's sublime in its messiness.
They are trash lmao
I find Keith imperfect harmony perfect.
Its because he can never remember the lyrics.
@@EverythingAi233 Not a great live act but without a doubt one of the greatest bands to ever enter a studio. Listen to Exile on main street it's one of the greatest albums ever made.
Love keifs backing vocals on lovin’ cup
dude they’re some of his best for sure. they make the song. great harmony singer back in the day
Absolutely
Keef’s vocals make any song better
On top of every iota of their other talent, Mick and Keef's voices are magical together.
@@puplover7991 Keef was a choirboy when he was a child. His lead vocals on Happy are pretty good.
Heard the sad news. Came here to reconnect with my favorite period in their remarkable careers. Thank you Charlie. RIP
The beauty of youth. Hours are like diamonds don't let em waste
another one of their great lines!
Love them horns and steel drums that close the song out. Best thing the Stones ever did, imo, and that's saying a hell of a lot. RIP Charlie!
Totally agree, along with Tumblin Dice.
Excellent performance. The 1968-1974 era is perfect.
Exile on main street was such a damn great album... What a beautiful buzz
Love this song. What a beautiful buzz.
The extraordinary Nicky Hopkins on piano ...
Mick Taylor is magic
Best years of the stones when Mick T was a member - that's my opinion, he took them to the next level
This just might be my favorite Stones track❤️
God isn't this the truth !
@@EastmanD same
There is no such thing ….it's impossible to choose
Cool out! It’s “under my thumb”! RIP Meredith Hunter
I put this and Rocks Off together on playlists ❤
I love this song, so heartfeeling. Watts is great at this song. Piano by Nicky makes this one such a lovely masterpiece.
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Was playing for the Steve Miller Band at the same time
Is Mick Taylor smoking a pipe at the very beginning?
@@timishere1925 I think it was a cigarette holder he connected onto his guitar
@@vc23 That would make sense. Thanks my friend.
Such an amazing moment in musical history...magic was flowing and things were beautiful and free!
What a beautiful band
No one could touch the stones from ‘68-‘72.
Hell yeah, ...and the beatles from ´69
No one!
Except no one 68 -72!
No one!!!
@Danny Matthews actually, we’re talking about the greatest time period/ALBUMS in relation to The Rolling Stones, especially with Mick Taylor.
The Beatles 1967, or simply late Beatles
Those harmonies just hit different 🤩🤩🔥🔥
Pure unadulterated rock´n´roll! The Stones at their peak. What an amazing band and lineup! Sticky/Exile/Goats era will always be my absolute fave. RIP Charlie and the GREAT Nicky Hopkins!
Nothing in the charts today has half the feeling this does.
AMEN! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Stop looking at the charts and dig a little deeper
You will always be and forever loved Charlie Watts.
Have you ever seen Keith and Mick have such a good time together?!? I've watched a lot of Stones vids and they typically do there best to stay apart...this is the collaboration that makes ya smile!!!
we love you forever Mr Charlie Watts you will make generations to come happy
I love the Stones and their music 🎶 🎵 is freaking one of a kind 🎉🎉. They got us interested in a different type and level of rock and roll 🎉🎉. Kudos, to Mick and the boys 🎉🎉
No band on Earth in history could do what these five men did...they could pour the anger, impudence, recklessness, passion and chaos of their fiercely independent selves into the boiling cauldron of a recording session, and yet from that chaos would come forth stunning compositions, unreproducible by other mere mortal men. This song is one of those potions, an elixir so strong, so unique, so passionate and so sublime, it could only have been created by those five rough, ragged, soul-filled, irreplaceable wizards from London. Simply brilliant, chaps. And thank you.
Just listen to the piano ... Absolutely masterpiece!!!
This sounds better than the record. The first time that I saw the Rolling Stones was in 1975 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. I went to three Rolling Stones concerts that week. The first one was the best with Mick on some type of trapeze rope that he used to fly over the crowd, no less than 75-100 feet or more over the crowd without any tether. He had his foot in a loop of the rope. If he had fallen, he'd be likely to survive. It was exciting & scary. It looked dangerous as hell. He never repeated that act again in the next two shows. My guess is that he wasn't allowed because of the danger to himself and the crowd. I read years later in a biography of Mick Jagger how his father made Mick & his brother Chris exercise for one hour every day before they could go to hang out with their friends. Obviously, that had a huge impact on his staying in great shape throughout his entire career, and having the temerity to that trapeze rope stunt. . The Rolling Stones live is a great experience, especially in 1976, although the sound improved greatly by the 1990s. The last time I saw them was in 2019 in New Jersey, and the audience sang along with the Stones on every song.
Loving Cup and Sweet Virginia are my two absolute faves from this album. Next to Wild Horses and Street Fighting man, my all time fave Stones tracks. If its got that swagger, it sounds like the Stones!
We have the same favourites !
Totally in agreement with you on your 1st 2 selections
Taylor's solo is amazing...he tailors brilliantly with such a clean claptonian style!
Where’s the solo in this one what?
@@debomb721 Ther's no Taylor's solo, but rhitmic in here guitar. Sorry. Not Love in Vain. Hahaha
All I say is...Thankyou...I cant imagine life without The Stones.
Greatest rock n roll album of all time.
AMEN! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💋💋💋💋🔥🔥
Love seeing Mick and Kieth sharing a mic and smiling .
What a beautiful buzz! What a beautiful buzz!
I am such a huge Stones fan! I have seen these guys in concert three times. The best one was in 2005 at Fenway Park in Boston. Me and a good friend of mine had seats on the field between third base and home plate. These guys just keep it going man. They age gracefully. And their music lives on! 🙂❤
Ladies n Gentlemen, The Rolling efn Stones..... what a beautiful buzz ❤️🥃✌️💨
Im the man who brings you roses, when you aint got none
It was an incredibly creative time with real musicians which put their whole heart and soul in their music - it was authentic!
Love the shot of Charlie casually smoking a cig while he waits for the drums to come in...
My favourite track on Exile. Got that real Stones chug to it! Love the horns in the outro.
Love Mick's intonations on this version. Glorious.
This is a great song ! Love Nicky Hopkins piano part ! Really special !
Que legal ver Mick Taylor....grande guitarrista!
so heavenly a song - back then i was a high school graduate - sheer bliss.
Greatest double album in music history... even better because most doubles are live albums. The most rock&roll the band ever sounded.
❤😊It burns
Beatles white album is better. Sorry.
It's different, but certainly not better☺️
I just thank the Lord my boys know this music and I gave my loved ones something worthy to groove with a beautiful buzz of knowledge with the Stones
Love the bass….thank you Bill~always in the background and Keith’s higher harmonies are hitting all the cylinders, so great!
Once Mick Taylor left the Band they were never the same. Their peak years 70-74.
Exile is still my fave album of all time
what absolute talent
Beautiful years.beautiful band.beautiful song
This song has soul. And the guys worked it well. Thanks
Just one drink and I fall down drunk. Great vocals by Mick and Keef.
Just for my own sanity, from time to time, I need to come back to the amazing music of the past..
So true Karen. It’s a big club!
What a beautiful buzz, what a beautiful buzz…
Them choir Boys sing good!!! Stones forever!!! One of if not their Best album and song..
Damn great performance !!! Loved the Stones during this EXILE period !!!
His voice is brilliant here, sounds so perfect for the song!
The BEST thing about America is the music. Rock and roll saves us many times...
I was at the stones in 75 78 spectrum.Billy Preston on keys.grrst great show.
R.I.P Charlie. thanks for the music.
Love this song. I always seem to play it a lot in the springtime, as to me, it is such a beautiful summer song.
"Give me a litle drink/From your loving cup!" What a line!
In 72 the stones were in their prime with great blow that enhanced their performance to a level never again seen in their 10000 concerts
One of my favourite songs of all time
i love them... I quoted them in my high school year book when I graduated.
The stones on fire great song.
Just makes smile, when Mick smiles at Keith when he steps back from the mike.
They are listening to each other carefully while singing, great musicianship & team work
Que fuerza y pasión al sentir la música... Un abrazo sin fin a los Rolling Stones
Comparto bro ahí esta el secreto de su éxito x tantos años!
I love how Charlie is in no rush to come in
Yep. He never was in a hurry.
The camaraderie between Mick & Keith here is lovely to watch.
die stones 1972 in bestform. Supergeile show super song. Großartig.
the greatest moments in rock history are mick and keith at the mic together
the two greatest rock and roll song writers of all time jagger and richard
I´d love this whole show on record.
I’m going to create timeless beautiful art in my way, just as these gents did during their peak
One of the best songs ever recorded!
The Stones at their Absolute Finest, Awesome
😎👍💯
Loving "C" Cup. Love Nicky's piano play and the brass.Best song on the Exile album.
In their prime and delivering amazing records back to back to back
Good bless you Charlie
The piano the most underrated sound of the Rolling Stones greatness
Nicky or Stu, takes your picks
Nicky
Was Nicky Hopkins on this
Nicky
when live is actually better than the album, that's rare.
This song and video is legendary! I always loved how Charlie would twirl his drumsticks! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
RIP Charlie
Sometimes this is my favorite Rolling Stones song of all time! Like right now.
In the syle of "The Band" but those background singers and the steel drum are the real heros here. 🙂
My favourite song off this record, a fantastic listen !
Agreed, with Tumblin Dice a very close second.
High quality Keef on this video! One of my favorites on the Exile record and what a cutie that introduced this song! Bring back the 70s!
What a beautiful buzz
My favorite version of The Stones.
Love the Stones, ' Loving Cup' is my favorite song😊
What a beautiful buzzzzz......