Yes as always they're awesome as is the sax. They pull in a zylaphone at one time, (no that is bs but I'm sure I'm sure they thought) wonderfully done in at the end of the day
the version from the same tour that is in the movie 'let's spend the night together' is really great too (i believe it's from tempe arizona - not completely sure). i'll post a link. they never play a song the same way twice. i've come to like this version a bit better, but the one from the film is great too. enjoy: ua-cam.com/video/I66tUcPGvUc/v-deo.html warning: unfortunately that's not the entire song. it's all i could find though.
That show was the first time I saw jagger with a guitar, stage had a long lip for Jagger to go far out in the crowd. Had front seats, you have no idea how hard it is to stand your ground at the front of a Rolling Stones show, having done it a number of times it is like no other, Filled with crazies, bikers and lonies. I got to stand on a cooler above the crowd. I had the exact same scarf as Ronnie Wood, nodded and pointed at the scarf, he nodded back and winked at me.
Watched this on pay per view in 1981 and still love it today. A few days early but Happy 79th Birthday to the amazing Ernie Watts (October 23, 1945). You slayed it Ernie!!!
that '81 tour was just fantastic. they were sporting a really unique sound for numerous reasons. the 'movie' 'let's spend the night together' is sucky in some major ways but also has some great material from this tour. cheap on dvd for sure these days. have you seen this entire hampton show? it's available in multiple places with great quality film and sound. if you haven't seen the whole show, absolutely seek it out. it's great!! .
i love how 'train wreck-y' it starts out until they finally pull it together and get it rolling. it's one of my favorite things about the stones. they're so f'ing real. unpolished, reckless, badass incredible rock and roll. let it roll - and if it needs fixing we'll do that right in front of you. yesss! these guys will be equaled. i'm so grateful to live within the same fleeting flash of time. i love these guys deep into my soul. .
above someone was complaining about his 'lazy' 1-4-5 triads vs 1-3-5. i don't know. i think the whole song sounds incredible. i play bass a bit better than half-decent. i'm good w this stellar product 'as-is'.... .
Rimango sempre incantata a sentire come Mick Jagger interpreta questa bellissima canzone..... solo lui la può cantare così bene.....benedetto Mick Jagger che ci ha regalato tante canzoni che ci han fatto e ci fanno sempre sognare. Grazie Mick!
of course bobby keys was and will always be keith and the band's sax man. but that said - boy do i love what ernie brings to the table on this tour. my guess is some may find it monotonous. not most of us though. it's real f'ing good and a bit hypnotic in a really good way. i love it! seems a lot of others do also. .
From a big Bill Wyman fan: He's doing "Lazy Man's Triads", playing 1-4-5 instead of a proper 1-3-5. Some of us do notice. And yes, I can hear the difference.
So what would be huge difference of that,is it a Charlie bill thing..and is that what makes the stones sound different?I love his playing..even bob dylan said when bill left the stones lost the roll
Per me questa interpretazione di Hampton di Just my immagination rimarrà negli annali della storia della musica. Mick Jagger che nessuno mai nomina è un interprete grande e unico, un vero Frontman, il più grande di tutto il mondo; oltre ad essere bravo ha anche tanta fantasia. Non trovo più le parole per elogiare questa magistrale interpretazione. Bravo anche il sassofonista..ma se non ci fosse Mick Jagger nessuna canzone avrebbe tanto valore.
Oh what a performance this is! Two great sequences are at 5:24 when we glimpse the late Ian MacLagen on keys and backing vox....and then at 7:24 when the brilliant Ernie Watts shifts into a pulsing sax riff that simulates a blues harp. It’s also there we finally see Charlie playing his heart out. Wow!
Nothin´more than this can make me more happy...my fenders amps, gibsons, acustic, shit and ...los Rolling..como dicen en mi país España. Santiago...y Cierra ESPAÑA CARAMBA!! ;) ;)
@@dontenter5671 - cheesecake and oranges. two very different things and both great. why knock one over the other? appreciate them for what they are. the stones kick serious ass w this cover. indisputable to my tastes :) play it once or twice more ... i dare ya ... :) . .
Sweetig imagination. Alias dolcissima immaginazione e conseguente creazione di meravigliose fantastiche opere di.musica pop da parte degli.immortali Rolling Stones. Lady Jane satisfection ruby tuesday ecc ecc
can't believe mick stated in 94 about anyone can play bass for the rolling stones when Wyman left..the whole bottom fell out after he left..ad Bob Dylan said"when Wyman left they became a pop band"
@@josephgurzynski1053 thought it was pop,cause they have always have been funky even with wyman..fingerprint file,hot stuff,and plenty of bootlegs mid 70s.
ahh come on. i loved bill. and i respect bass, i play bass and it's a blast. and by judgement of those far more qualified than i bill wyman was a genius for great bass lines. almost no one is irreplaceable. i've seen soooooo much great live music from them over the many, many years since BW departed. mick seemed to be a real dick about it, but who knows. maybe he felt betrayed by a teammate/loved one. they did just fine after bill and they will for as long as they keep playing. in my estimation. .
Les vidéos de cette tournée sont bien meilleures à mon avis que le live pourri qui en sorti sur disque à l'époque. La section rythmique est d'enfer, comme quoi quand Bill Wyman voulait faire un minimum d'effort, il pouvait y arriver.
What a kick ass version of this song! At one point it seems Keith and Ron are playing 2 different tunes but Wyman's bass, heard clearly in this mix, keeps it going. Ernie Watts's playing is more jazzy and melodic than Bobby Keyes. The former Faces and Small Faces keyboard player, Ian McLagan is there too, a lot better than their current guy. Jagger sounds really good, plus I like when he sings "She doesn't even know me!" rather then "...effin' know me!". Just one question, is anyone else having trouble picking out Mick's guitar playing?
just a point, and very common error. it's 'keys' not 'keyes'. have you seen this entire hampton show? it's f'ing great. out there in top quality picture and sound. seek it out for sure if you haven't yet seen. .
don't you kind of love them for all the botched intros, the trainwrecks and recoveries, all of that? i do. i saw them in phila during 'the bigger bang (biggest dud)' tour. fairly late into the show keith and ronnie started out playing two different songs for a good :30 seconds at least. so cool!! . .
i do agree. total trainwreck from off the starting line. but Goddamn if they didn't get it on track and more than make up for the lousy kickoff. in spades :) . .
i believe this is the only tour they used him (ernie watts). i really love his playing. i believe that bobby keys was still being 'deep six'ed by mick - a bathtub full of champagne incident bobby let make him late for a gig. or something to that effect. by all accounts mick can really hold a grudge. he can also really hold a band together. so i love him :) i used to think that poor bobby had been stricken from the tour entirely. but not so. they trotted him out for the sax solo on 'brown sugar' at least here and there - if not for every show. i really love this tour and the great and quite unique sax playing that ernie gave us is an important element that makes it all so special. .
@@richardsuarez2146 ha ha. comedian :). mick strums a good guitar, and i mean that. he wrote 'miss you' on guitar from what i've been told. i think mick's guitar playing always adds something to the mix. he doesn't play on every song. here, check this out. a fave of mine for sure: ua-cam.com/video/eMRRuSYmrj0/v-deo.html . oh - but i think that is one ugly ass guitar, that satanic looking red thing. yuk. .
Wonder why they choose ernie watts? U think they auditioned him or knew that he was from Johnny Carson he could do anything and said come aboard? He changed their sound so much this tour,but stones changed their tour around every time till about 02 with the licks tour,but they sound better today than they did on bigger bang..least mick does anyway
I mean out of all the sax players in the world,wonder how they chose ernie (no relation) watts,he definitely put a jazzy sound live,hell of a player,love the Hampton roads show from 81
I believe they were originally going to go without horns on this tour, but after the first few shows they felt like the sound was lacking. Mick was talking about it to Quincy Jones who recommended Watts. At this time Bobby didn't have a regular job with the Stones because a few tours prior he missed a gig... a big no no in the Stones camp. He was never completely away though, he still played at some shows after that, and on this tour regularly played on a small handful of songs.
The standards D chord is not what Keith plays at the 21 second mark and repeats numerous times. It’s more of a hammer on chord I can’t quite nail. Anyone know how he does it? All the lessons here just say play a D here. But it’s clearly not what he’s doing.
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The best band forever and ever 👉👏👏👏👏👏
Ernie Watts is killing that sax. Holy crap the memories when I saw the caption "simulcast on 95.5 KLOS and 94.7 KMET"
Yes as always they're awesome as is the sax. They pull in a zylaphone at one time, (no that is bs but I'm sure I'm sure they thought) wonderfully done in at the end of the day
Such a shame Watts wasn't on the 82 tour and others.
Fabulous version. Never heard Ronnie play so well. He kills it.
the version from the same tour that is in the movie 'let's spend the night together' is really great too (i believe it's from tempe arizona - not completely sure). i'll post a link.
they never play a song the same way twice. i've come to like this version a bit better, but the one from the film is great too. enjoy:
ua-cam.com/video/I66tUcPGvUc/v-deo.html
warning: unfortunately that's not the entire song. it's all i could find though.
Man they sound tight here!!!
That show was the first time I saw jagger with a guitar, stage had a long lip for Jagger to go far out in the crowd. Had front seats, you have no idea how hard it is to stand your ground at the front of a Rolling Stones show, having done it a number of times it is like no other, Filled with crazies, bikers and lonies. I got to stand on a cooler above the crowd. I had the exact same scarf as Ronnie Wood, nodded and pointed at the scarf, he nodded back and winked at me.
Watched this on pay per view in 1981 and still love it today. A few days early but Happy 79th Birthday to the amazing Ernie Watts (October 23, 1945). You slayed it Ernie!!!
Love the croaking back vocals from Keith and Ronnie. :)
Or u could hate it.
@@josephgurzynski1053 But who the fuck would?
Damn this is an underrated Sones era. They are on fire here!
yes, i found the tempo's WAY TOO FAST on this tour. But when they slowed it down it was a great show musically they were at a peak
Their best shows in 1981
Imo their best one was in Forth Worth, Texas in 1978
that '81 tour was just fantastic. they were sporting a really unique sound for numerous reasons. the 'movie' 'let's spend the night together' is sucky in some major ways but also has some great material from this tour. cheap on dvd for sure these days.
have you seen this entire hampton show? it's available in multiple places with great quality film and sound. if you haven't seen the whole show, absolutely seek it out. it's great!!
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yep
I can't believe 30 people don't like this, they probably don't like Dr Seuss either......
i love how 'train wreck-y' it starts out until they finally pull it together and get it rolling.
it's one of my favorite things about the stones. they're so f'ing real. unpolished, reckless, badass incredible rock and roll.
let it roll - and if it needs fixing we'll do that right in front of you. yesss!
these guys will be equaled. i'm so grateful to live within the same fleeting flash of time. i love these guys deep into my soul.
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Perfectly said mate they will never be matched Greatest Rock'n'roll band ever :)
Take a bow
Saw them LIVE in New Orleans ‘81! Ethereal experience!
This is why the Stones sold out every show they did during the 80's and 90's.
Bill Wyman killing it on bass!!!
Always! After missing Mick Taylor's departure most, I miss Wyman's fat, fuzzy, melodic bass playing.
amerocker : You got that right !!!!!
Yes, he sure is!
above someone was complaining about his 'lazy' 1-4-5 triads vs 1-3-5. i don't know. i think the whole song sounds incredible. i play bass a bit better than half-decent. i'm good w this stellar product 'as-is'....
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Mick killing it on guitar. Said no one ever. It’s just a prop for Jagger.
Rimango sempre incantata a sentire come Mick Jagger interpreta questa bellissima canzone..... solo lui la può cantare così bene.....benedetto Mick Jagger che ci ha regalato tante canzoni che ci han fatto e ci fanno sempre sognare. Grazie Mick!
The Stones are awesome.
100% Rolling stones + 50% The Faces = Awesome live show
my favorite live song!
Got to love the sax on this.
Ernie Watts!
Too good for them. But they can afford to hire the best. I find it kind of intrusive.
I completely agree. Its not Bobby Keys, but this one is really getting all the hot stuff out of that sax.
of course bobby keys was and will always be keith and the band's sax man. but that said - boy do i love what ernie brings to the table on this tour.
my guess is some may find it monotonous. not most of us though. it's real f'ing good and a bit hypnotic in a really good way. i love it! seems a lot of others do also.
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@@jimdiskin3760 vero
Sometimes this is my Favorite Stones song . My favorite song on Some Girls and it is loaded with great songs. This version is their greatest!
Mick has been my long crush since early 70s I am obsessed with
Him
Solid ground together. Beautiful all together grounded together all beautiful. Harmony is spot on!
Absolutamente Magistral. Un Éxtasis para los Sentidos.
From a big Bill Wyman fan:
He's doing "Lazy Man's Triads", playing 1-4-5 instead of a proper 1-3-5.
Some of us do notice.
And yes, I can hear the difference.
So what would be huge difference of that,is it a Charlie bill thing..and is that what makes the stones sound different?I love his playing..even bob dylan said when bill left the stones lost the roll
I hear ya. Charlie seemed jaded too. Those uneven fills all over the place.
No me canso de verlos 😊😊
The boys sounding real good!
Damn Bill is getting funky with that bass. Keith and Mick acting like divas as usual.
They weren't acting!
@@Twotontessie lmao
@@Twotontessie - ahh c'mon. if true they earned it.
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Per me questa interpretazione di Hampton di Just my immagination rimarrà negli annali della storia della musica. Mick Jagger che nessuno mai nomina è un interprete grande e unico, un vero Frontman, il più grande di tutto il mondo; oltre ad essere bravo ha anche tanta fantasia. Non trovo più le parole per elogiare questa magistrale interpretazione. Bravo anche il sassofonista..ma se non ci fosse Mick Jagger nessuna canzone avrebbe tanto valore.
Oh what a performance this is! Two great sequences are at 5:24 when we glimpse the late Ian MacLagen on keys and backing vox....and then at 7:24 when the brilliant Ernie Watts shifts into a pulsing sax riff that simulates a blues harp. It’s also there we finally see Charlie playing his heart out. Wow!
Correction: Ian is at 5:45
If you don't get this one, you'll probably never dig The Stones.
keef's riff is so beautiful,fuckin awesome!
His touch back then was unparalleled. Dun gunda dun dun dun -baaarreeeeerrrr
A melhor versão para esta música. A melhor tour deles, na minha opinião. Sensacional.
Implemented by the queen. Sweet mother mary...
I was there
Grandissimi e cari Rolling Stones!
Per me la più bella canzone in assoluto e stupenda l'impostazione della voce del grande Mick Jagger!
LIGHTBOURN WEST MUSIC INC THANK YOU TOO
Magnifico, espectacular y genial. Para siempre. Eternos
GREAT
Rolling stones ,great song ...
glad I have one .. imagine...
When Wyman got the bass guitar rolling in there between Charlie and Keith they were the ultimate rock and roll machine.
The best man!
I feel goood..I´m going to miss Keith & Wood stuff...no tears jusst numbersxx..
Nothin´more than this can make me more happy...my fenders amps, gibsons, acustic, shit and ...los Rolling..como dicen en mi país España. Santiago...y Cierra ESPAÑA CARAMBA!! ;) ;)
Carlos Teran me too brho
All the best mate..rock and roll to ya wherever you are...!!
C'mon it sounds like shit the temptations had soul the stones vocals are awful but to each there own
Roger Harmon thats not the point here
@@dontenter5671 - cheesecake and oranges. two very different things and both great. why knock one over the other? appreciate them for what they are.
the stones kick serious ass w this cover. indisputable to my tastes :)
play it once or twice more ... i dare ya ... :)
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Stupendi Rolling Stones..... soprattutto il bravissimo Mick Jagger!
Cari Rolling Stones, bellissima vostra musica!!!!!!
I died and went to zzzland & found a band of 😇 😇 😇 angels playing this gem to me OMG can I run away with Mike
splendidi!!!!!!!
gioacchino sirani brobbison brobson
yeeesssss good ,,,,stones forever,,,,,,
Sweetig imagination. Alias dolcissima immaginazione e conseguente creazione di meravigliose fantastiche opere di.musica pop da parte degli.immortali Rolling Stones. Lady Jane satisfection ruby tuesday ecc ecc
Msgic. Rock'n'Rolling Stones Forever
Bravissimi tutti, ma chi eccelle SEMPRE, nonostante tutti i problemi,
è il meraviglioso, eccezionale Mick Jagger.
Good thing I see that I'm getting tired of looking at it what a performance
can't believe mick stated in 94 about anyone can play bass for the rolling stones when Wyman left..the whole bottom fell out after he left..ad Bob Dylan said"when Wyman left they became a pop band"
I believe Dylan said "funk" band.
@@josephgurzynski1053 thought it was pop,cause they have always have been funky even with wyman..fingerprint file,hot stuff,and plenty of bootlegs mid 70s.
ahh come on. i loved bill. and i respect bass, i play bass and it's a blast. and by judgement of those far more qualified than i bill wyman was a genius for great bass lines.
almost no one is irreplaceable. i've seen soooooo much great live music from them over the many, many years since BW departed. mick seemed to be a real dick about it, but who knows. maybe he felt betrayed by a teammate/loved one.
they did just fine after bill and they will for as long as they keep playing. in my estimation.
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Singing in a harmony unknown to man!!!
WOW!!!!!
Best concert ever....
Junto a Atlantic City en 1989
it's up there with the absolute best of the very best, that's for sure!
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Much better version than album's
Ernie (f*ckin) Watts!!!! Wow wow wow
yeaaaa :D perfekt solo, perfekt version. (thanks for the name, I didnt know him)
add me to the list of ernie fans. he really brought it.
Se non vi fosse Mick Jagger non esisterebbero i Rolling Stones.
Nessuno ha la sua forza, il suo estro, la sua costanza e....la sua pazienza!
My favorite song...
Some Girls what an album !
Once again !!
Temazooo'''!!
Cool , and simple song
AMOOOO!
Les vidéos de cette tournée sont bien meilleures à mon avis que le live pourri qui en sorti sur disque à l'époque. La section rythmique est d'enfer, comme quoi quand Bill Wyman voulait faire un minimum d'effort, il pouvait y arriver.
Los Rollins son para mi gusto lo maximo en musica Rock
MICKS A HEARTBREAKER! 💔
Bill Wyman fantástico!!!
STONES UNICI!!!!!
1:51 Keith spits on Ronnie.
upside down..i mean Wood cleans his "stuff" in his mounth..it´s hilarious
Looked like everybody was wasted on this tour. Mi. Played the same chord all tbe way thru.
What a kick ass version of this song! At one point it seems Keith and Ron are playing 2 different tunes but Wyman's bass, heard clearly in this mix, keeps it going. Ernie Watts's playing is more jazzy and melodic than Bobby Keyes. The former Faces and Small Faces keyboard player, Ian McLagan is there too, a lot better than their current guy. Jagger sounds really good, plus I like when he sings "She doesn't even know me!" rather then "...effin' know me!". Just one question, is anyone else having trouble picking out Mick's guitar playing?
Mick’s Gibson SG is mostly for show here. Early on I seem to hear his D to A strumming, but it’s mixed very low.
just a point, and very common error. it's 'keys' not 'keyes'.
have you seen this entire hampton show? it's f'ing great. out there in top quality picture and sound. seek it out for sure if you haven't yet seen.
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What got into Bill? He moved around the entire stage.
Wireless cord, maybe?
And nice to see Keith playing off Bill's bass.
Are tou talking about me..
Do you call THAT a flubbed intro? :D Try Hyde Park I and II 2013..
don't you kind of love them for all the botched intros, the trainwrecks and recoveries, all of that? i do.
i saw them in phila during 'the bigger bang (biggest dud)' tour.
fairly late into the show keith and ronnie started out playing two different songs for a good :30 seconds at least. so cool!!
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How to you cover a classic Temptations masterpiece? As Tina would say, "Rough!"
I wonder if that red Gibson SG that Jagger is playing, is the one that Mick Taylor played from 69-71?
No way, no reason for those guitars to go around. Or stick around.
Like u were when Brian Jones was playing the lead
Very good.
This was an amazing version--even with the flubbed intro....Don't try so hard, Keith;)
i do agree. total trainwreck from off the starting line. but Goddamn if they didn't get it on track and more than make up for the lousy kickoff. in spades :)
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Who is that on sax? Grrreat!
That's Ernie Watts ! Not related to Charlie Watts .
i believe this is the only tour they used him (ernie watts). i really love his playing. i believe that bobby keys was still being 'deep six'ed by mick - a bathtub full of champagne incident bobby let make him late for a gig. or something to that effect. by all accounts mick can really hold a grudge. he can also really hold a band together. so i love him :)
i used to think that poor bobby had been stricken from the tour entirely. but not so. they trotted him out for the sax solo on 'brown sugar' at least here and there - if not for every show.
i really love this tour and the great and quite unique sax playing that ernie gave us is an important element that makes it all so special.
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Michael Jagger, I have a red SG standard just like yours.
you have it plugged in at least, right?
Does yours have a Vibrola on it aswell ?
@@richardsuarez2146 ha ha. comedian :). mick strums a good guitar, and i mean that. he wrote 'miss you' on guitar from what i've been told. i think mick's guitar playing always adds something to the mix. he doesn't play on every song.
here, check this out. a fave of mine for sure:
ua-cam.com/video/eMRRuSYmrj0/v-deo.html
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oh - but i think that is one ugly ass guitar, that satanic looking red thing. yuk.
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Great groves woman
Già fatto e ripetutamente.
Who is playing drums
Stevie Wonder. (just kidding, its Charlie Watts)
The wembley whammer
mickey mouse dressed as donald duck
Prince
@@ricarditohermesmacristina3 ?
Wonder why they choose ernie watts? U think they auditioned him or knew that he was from Johnny Carson he could do anything and said come aboard? He changed their sound so much this tour,but stones changed their tour around every time till about 02 with the licks tour,but they sound better today than they did on bigger bang..least mick does anyway
Bobby Keys was kicked off the tour for doing too much freebase
Next year Daddy G. was playing Sax!
I mean out of all the sax players in the world,wonder how they chose ernie (no relation) watts,he definitely put a jazzy sound live,hell of a player,love the Hampton roads show from 81
I believe they were originally going to go without horns on this tour, but after the first few shows they felt like the sound was lacking. Mick was talking about it to Quincy Jones who recommended Watts. At this time Bobby didn't have a regular job with the Stones because a few tours prior he missed a gig... a big no no in the Stones camp. He was never completely away though, he still played at some shows after that, and on this tour regularly played on a small handful of songs.
@@meowsymcdermott9626 so the 1st few shows of 81 tour had no sax at all?
Mick sounds good here...much better when theres less running around trying to sing
@sherryanng19 Dancing and moving around while singing is very difficult to do not many can, you have to be in shape.
L' unico commento: Chrome è..........!!!!!!
Full saxo.
rolling stones great song ..what's wrong with that
The standards D chord is not what Keith plays at the 21 second mark and repeats numerous times. It’s more of a hammer on chord I can’t quite nail. Anyone know how he does it? All the lessons here just say play a D here. But it’s clearly not what he’s doing.
Nessuno come Mick Jagger!!!!!!!
Chi dà lustro all'Inghilterra? Ma.....la Regina Elisabetta e......Mick Jagger con i suoi Rolling Stones.
Rolling Stones: tutti bravi, ma se non ci fosse Mick Jagger?.......
Jagger's guitar can't be heard because it's not wired
Too high on this one
still going,but they look like zombies..probalby die in concert..