Back in the very early 60s they couldn't get enough blue's records from American Bluesmen such as Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Sonny Boy Williamson and many more, unlike other bands that totally plagiarized their music the Rolling Stones loved these men and they payed tribute to them by covering their music and making it known who and where it came from, playing on stage together with some of these musicians was pretty cool and what a great way to show how much the Rolling Stones loved not only the blue's music but the men who first performed it and did it. I have a very deep appreciation for blue's music and the people who have been doing it for many years now, the Rolling Stones are a great blue's band, so much talent and it shows and I love it 🎸
Goodbye Charlie Watts. You were indeed one of the greatest drummers of your generation. He was never flashy, just rock solid. A pacemaker would have needed Charlie Watts to keep time.
@@O_Towne_Bear it didnt come out like i meant it . 1- Keith Moon 2 - John Bonham When i 1st heard my generation , majic bus , and from then on until now i knew no drummer would out do Keith in ability performance and artistry . Pete was true songwriting genius but minimal guitar player and happened on the greatest rock bassist an drummer of all times . Without them the devestating power an presence and amazingly melodic they provided , the Whos enduring fame would have probably never been . Not taking away from Townsend , hes the reason i was inspired to play guitar , jus sayin......
Yes Paul ,the Beatles did cast a "wider net", but we're not fish.The Stones tap into something within us ,which is more relatable ,on a warm blooded, visceral level,."And I like it."
00:00 Fancyman Blues 4:42: Can't be satisfied. 8:20 Brand new car. 13:20: Top on me baby 17:14 .. 21:41: ... 25:03: Honest Man 29:25 Somebody let me in. 38:36: Back on my hand 46:28: So young 49:20 mmm m mm mmmmm 57:00: So long 1:04:30: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1:24:10 Es Crew
And nobody knows these are even out there!!! I never knew about these until I heard them on utube. You only hear the usual ones everyone knows about. Who knew the Stones played the blues
Back in 1964 I was 17 yrs old and listening to all the British groups like the Who, Animals etc etc.....when I got my hands on the Rolling Stones Now album it was a game changer, I'd always loved Chuck Berry & Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Little Richard & Bo Diddley growing up....but reading the album liner notes on the backside....I wondered who was Howling Wolf & Muddy Waters? I soon started searching through all the record shops in Tampa and found some Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Willie Dixon, etc etc I went to NYC in 1967 and was like a kid in a candy shop...ended up with 7 suitcases of albums mostly by blues artists who would never get air time on mainstream radio...also bought a 1957 Les Paul gold top, a stratocaster and a Gibson J 18 acoustic guitar. I owe it to the Stones for leading me to delta and Chicago blues.
I'm with ya...I'm just 3 years younger and the Stones, and Led Zeppelin were my intro to the blues world. Like you the writer/liner notes were the crumbs to follow to the sources and down the rabbit hole I went. I still use an iPod and of the 7122 songs on it 80% are blues.
I was lucky enough to be a teen in the 60s. When I moved out from Mom's, lived with an outlaw biker at 20 y/o. LSD, crimes, ya know, the 60s. But he introduced me to Blues, American & British. Whoa, mofo! When those skiddle kids discovered Muddy Waters the whole world changed for the better!
I have always felt that The Rolling Stones were at their BEST when playing the blues, especially during the Brian Jones days. The group shows a great respect for the genre. Their abbreviated version of Prodigal Son by the Late Rev. Wilkens is a masterpiece.
The biggest reason Brian left the group (besides being fired) was exactly that...he didn't like the music they were playing anymore. Brian wanted to stick to their Roots...Blues. Mick & Keith knew there was "only so far" they were going to go, doing that.
PURO TOTAL y ABSOLUTO.... BLUES La mejor banda de rock de todos los tiempos, musicalmente la más completa, haciendo homenaje a las raíces puras del nacimiento del Rock con una larguísima trayectoria, rica en ritmos inconfundibles de los Stones. A mí parecer la banda #1 sobre, y miren que hay una gran cantidad de bandas/grupos del género más escuchado en el mundo.
A lot of great musicians get their inspiration from listening to other great musicians while growing up. My brother is a great Saxophonist he got his inspiration from Branford Marsallis and was lucky enough to thank him in person at a festival in Holland. So yes we should thank the greats that came before the stones. I am sure the Stones got to meet and thank their inspirational heroes as well.
@@pauljenkins637 Yes, the Stones paid early their due to their roots and all along their career, recently Jagger was very involved producing the movie about James Brown.
@@josemariacasasayas8834 top hits, gold records, still in the business, number of concerts, number of continents played, on and on and on, and on does not equate with limited, do your home work, they are the best rock and roll band to date, thats right better the Beetles who are not still playing, well some are hahahahahahha
One of the best under appreciated rock drummers of all time.....R.I.P. Charlie Watts. I am playing my blues harp along with this in his memory, hope my humble skills do him justice as the Rolling Stones Play the Blues. Long live blue eyed soul and blues music!!!!
The Stones for Ever One gift for me in my birthday!! Thanks Mick , Keith ,Charlie ,Brian,Ronnie,Bill,and other Mick and the other Stones Sergio From Chile 👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅
That’s fucking lovely. Hearing Stones at their roots and in their element tells us exactly what is so special about our American music they play better than we can.
My favorite Stones blues compilation. Only Jagger can gives such voice lines plus lyrics "I see love, I see misery jamming side by side on the stage" and harmonica too.
the one and only and the only one Charlie Watts. RIP your drum beat will live forever on many's a drum kit for many years to come. never to be forgotten.
I pride myself on knowing most of The Rolling Stones 'stuff' - i.e. all albums and songs, live work etc. I had always tended to believe The Stones didn't do the blues well. Why? Well I'd never really seriously listened to any of their blues because they tended to throw a blues song every know and then in to their live stuff and it never really impressed me much. Until NOW - and listening to this has completely changed any perception The Rolling Stones didn't do blues well. They do blues awesomely! I LOVE every song here. I have just been to the dentist this morning and had to get a tooth refilled. I got home and was sort of in a 'well ok what am I gonna do now moment'. So I jumped on to UA-cam and thought I think I need me some Rolling Stones. Then I thought why not have a decent listen to their blues stuff. And here I am and the rest is history. This is truly some of the best Rolling Stones I have heard. Come on boys may be perhaps give us some more please. Mick, Keef, Ronnie, & Charlie, if you are looking, please never give up your blues creations, they have totally hit my spot today. Thank you to uploader 'sule man' - like really appreciated.
I heard an interview of them not long ago... Keith Richards was reminiscing about how their music was categorized (back in the day) "Oh, I'm a rock an roller now? I always had thought I was a blues man..." (and laughs that throaty laugh) "Okay..." And I hadn't given all that much thought til then...
@@tangogrrl I've got his biography' 'Life'. It's a fascinating story albeit written in a style I found a bit difficult to understand at times. I'm a Kiwi (New Zealander) and I really love my Australian rock groups who tended to start their careers in pubs/clubs/taverns. The genre is termed 'pub rock'. One of my favorite Australian rock groups is Cold Chisel. I saw them live in the Dunedin Town Hall in '83 when I turned 20. Magnificent gig. I've read both Cold Chisel vocalist Jimmy Barnes autobiographies 'Working Class Boy' & 'Working Class Man' - the sequel. I found both relatively easy to read as I believe they were written with better flow - if you get what I mean. Richards' tended to be bit all over the place and a bit confusing. Or of course it may have been me...I've read Led Zeppelin's 'Hammer of the Gods' - a great read. Plus I've read The Doors Jim Morrison 'No One Here Gets Out Alive' written by Jerry Hopkins and Danny Sugerman. It was a good read. I also bought in London on my OE in '88 & read New Order + Joy Division 'Pleasures and Wayward Distractions written by Brian Edge. I got to see Pink Floyd live at Wembley Stadium on Aug 6th 1988. It is easily the best gig I have ever been to. If you would like to view my photos from the gig please click on my Flickr website photo album page: www.flickr.com/photos/35707376@N00/29866632340/in/album-72157673246424191/
@@Blackscorpion1963 Fascinating! Thank you! I saw The Stones at a huge outdoor venue decades ago, general admission, full football stadium; got there at midnight, slept on the ground so we'd get a good spot (no seats just blankets) so close we could see Mick's bright green eye shadow. Few noticed the helicopter drop in a mystery guest who did 3 numbers with them, then left never announced him except "thanks to our guest- Reginald Kenneth Dwight". Well I'd know his piano playing anywhere, but only a handful did then & the Stones were tickled to pull it off.) They are SO much better now, too. Lots of Sunburn & Weed, now that would be a good book title. Thanks for your in depth reply. I'll look into all of those. biographies.
Gracias al respeto q tuvieron por el Blues,son los q son....por fin los oigo,a su modo....gracias por todo,su musica,la historia de nuestras vidas....irrepetibles.
I am flying on clouds,sky,hills of mountains without wings or pills when l listening them since 1966..thanks to SUPERSTAR MICK,SUPER RHYTHM MAN KEEF,CHARMY CHARLIE,SWEET RONNIE...LOVES
EXCELLENT SONG,THANK YOU, ROLLING STONES FOREVER, GREATEST BAND ON THIS PLANET, NO COMPARISON. THIS IS THE BLUES I LOVE,THANK YOU AGAIN, WALTER B,MEMPHIS. 😛☠💯
I came across 'Exile on Main Street', got hooked, bought KR's book, even got me a Strat as my paddle. And since then I'm on the rolling waves of the Euvre of that living proof of the power of music. Thanks and take care.
@@mpl1700 apples and oranges , was Chet Atkins a better guitarist than Clapton ? Beatles were world changing , once in a hundred pop artists ....the Stones are rock and whitebread Blues , nobody does it better . imo
Jesus I'm used to me the missus and Mick when playing Brand New Car.....if you know what I mean? Keith 's voice in the room gave us a hell of a shock 😮😮
@@ZOGGYDOGGY yes mate, absolutely. I have old LPs from all these great bands and singers. I love the blues and also have a reasonable sized collection of African/American bluesman from all decades.
a And how many people dont know this about them. They always played the same songs over and over when they played them on the radio .Never the blues songs.
Para ser sincero, até o que os Stones ensaiam em estúdio e que não entra nos álbuns nem vira disco, pra mim é um super disco Sensacional de se escutar sempre e sempre! Ainda mais nos tempos de hoje, em que as grandes bandas morreram e outras só dão shows e turnês de vez em quando, aí é que sessões assim deveriam virar discos novos a serem lançaDos para milhões de FANS expectantes do mundo todo que colecionam e adoram discos, e ponto final!
oh yeah Mick's still got it too!!that beat!!!Charlie !Keef!!!RONNIE been crazy 'bout the STONES blues!!!!and the Rock n Roll's great too!!!thanks for puttin it together here!!!
This is the best treat! Thank you so much for sharing this precious gem of a gift. Sending blessings, love, peace and oneness to all loving beings both earthbound and beyond.
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Back in the very early 60s they couldn't get enough blue's records from American Bluesmen such as Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Sonny Boy Williamson and many more, unlike other bands that totally plagiarized their music the Rolling Stones loved these men and they payed tribute to them by covering their music and making it known who and where it came from, playing on stage together with some of these musicians was pretty cool and what a great way to show how much the Rolling Stones loved not only the blue's music but the men who first performed it and did it. I have a very deep appreciation for blue's music and the people who have been doing it for many years now, the Rolling Stones are a great blue's band, so much talent and it shows and I love it 🎸
dudes, dudettes..mick sold his soul...his voice is other worldly....
Goodbye Charlie Watts. You were indeed one of the greatest drummers of your generation.
He was never flashy, just rock solid. A pacemaker would have needed Charlie Watts to keep time.
Keith Moon nothin real fancy too jus real good
" when im pilled you dont notice him , he only comes out when i drink my gin "
@@sundial6919 What? Keith Moon of The Who "nothin real fancy"? He was all over the place, he hit every drum he had on the ballads (lol).
@@O_Towne_Bear it didnt come out like i meant it .
1- Keith Moon 2 - John Bonham
When i 1st heard my generation , majic bus , and from then on until now i knew no drummer would out do Keith in ability performance and artistry . Pete was true songwriting genius but minimal guitar player and happened on the greatest rock bassist an drummer of all times . Without them the devestating power an presence and amazingly melodic they provided , the Whos enduring fame would have probably never been . Not taking away from Townsend , hes the reason i was inspired to play guitar , jus sayin......
Gx75
Professor Pocket is up there jamin whit Henrix and the rest of the gems
Yes Paul ,the Beatles did cast a "wider net", but we're not fish.The Stones tap into something within us ,which is more relatable ,on a warm blooded, visceral level,."And I like it."
Farewell Charlie. We will always miss you
There are Rolling Stones and Blues, Blues and Rolling Stones and it's Amazing
the Blues was the roots of the Rolling Stones.
High Fly Charlie. We will miss you so very much.
#SadSadSad
00:00 Fancyman Blues
4:42: Can't be satisfied.
8:20 Brand new car.
13:20: Top on me baby
17:14 ..
21:41: ...
25:03: Honest Man
29:25 Somebody let me in.
38:36: Back on my hand
46:28: So young
49:20 mmm m mm mmmmm
57:00: So long
1:04:30: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
1:24:10 Es Crew
jajajaja
i loved
21:41 is The Spider and the Fly.
1:15 is Little Red Rooster.
1:24 is Spoonful.
stones....always hit that nail on the head
Unbelievable blues!!!!!!!!!!!!
And nobody knows these are even out there!!! I never knew about these until I heard them on utube. You only hear the usual ones everyone knows about. Who knew the Stones played the blues
Keith once stated that the only time that you get "Pure Jagger" is when he is playing the harmonica.
R.I.P. Charlie Watts! Thanks for all!
Back in 1964 I was 17 yrs old and listening to all the British groups like the Who, Animals etc etc.....when I got my hands on the Rolling Stones Now album it was a game changer, I'd always loved Chuck Berry & Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Little Richard & Bo Diddley growing up....but reading the album liner notes on the backside....I wondered who was Howling Wolf & Muddy Waters? I soon started searching through all the record shops in Tampa and found some Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Willie Dixon, etc etc I went to NYC in 1967 and was like a kid in a candy shop...ended up with 7 suitcases of albums mostly by blues artists who would never get air time on mainstream radio...also bought a 1957 Les Paul gold top, a stratocaster and a Gibson J 18 acoustic guitar. I owe it to the Stones for leading me to delta and Chicago blues.
Good man!...
There have been more who discovered the Blues, much long before. I was born in 55 and studio musician, all ended up with Blues, aged and mellowed
You lucky lucky soul
Mick Taylor one of the best guitarists out there and they let him go....
I'm with ya...I'm just 3 years younger and the Stones, and Led Zeppelin were my intro to the blues world. Like you the writer/liner notes were the crumbs to follow to the sources and down the rabbit hole I went. I still use an iPod and of the 7122 songs on it 80% are blues.
I was lucky enough to be a teen in the 60s. When I moved out from Mom's, lived with an outlaw biker at 20 y/o. LSD, crimes, ya know, the 60s. But he introduced me to Blues, American & British. Whoa, mofo! When those skiddle kids discovered Muddy Waters the whole world changed for the better!
Great!
For me it was Robert Johnson.
I must have been born at that time :C
Rest in peace dear elegant man. I am grateful for your music.
The great blues Band still living
London's original blues evangelists '62-'64, revisiting their roots. And ain't we privileged to hear it.
Honest i doでブルースに興味を持ちました。50年.ストーンズを聴いて、たくさんブルースを教わりました。
Charlie interview on this album was so sweet and so sad it was his last
Great album you know this is my music
🎺🎷
彼等の本当にやりたい音楽はブルースなんでしょうね。
年齢的にも､こういう演奏が本来の姿だと思います。🎉
カッコいい。🎉
Beautifull..!!
I have always felt that The Rolling Stones were at their BEST when playing the blues, especially during the Brian Jones days. The group shows a great respect for the genre. Their abbreviated version of Prodigal Son by the Late Rev. Wilkens is a masterpiece.
The biggest reason Brian left the group (besides being fired) was exactly that...he didn't like the music they were playing anymore. Brian wanted to stick to their Roots...Blues. Mick & Keith knew there was "only so far" they were going to go, doing that.
They should have never let Mick Taylor go....
@@relars52 Ya, Brian wanted to be a cover band forever. Brilliant musician but couldn't write a song to save his life. Glad they fired him.
@@O_Towne_Bear Cover Band definitely is NOT where the money is. And "The Blues" is a pretty limited music form.
@Jody Dube 0.
Since 1963 and still going strong....no other band comes close....Amazing....
Actually they started in 1962. They have contributed more to music than anybody else. It's Only Rock n Roll, But I Like It!!!
Pp
@@cyndygough4107 I’ve always LOVED the stones bad ass band
Since 1962 !
PURO TOTAL y ABSOLUTO....
BLUES
La mejor banda de rock de todos los tiempos, musicalmente la más completa, haciendo homenaje a las raíces puras del nacimiento del Rock con una larguísima trayectoria, rica en ritmos inconfundibles de los Stones. A mí parecer la banda #1 sobre, y miren que hay una gran cantidad de bandas/grupos del género más escuchado en el mundo.
Rogelio, Tienes razon. Estoy de acuerdo con todo lo que dices. Los Stones-simplemente los mejores.
The Stones are a great blues band and a great country band as well, and those two things made them the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
Disagree. Stones playing "country" is painful. Terrible fake accent is particularly laughable (not in a funny way).
@@andrewjayklatt Sorry for Far away eyes, Country Honk, Dead Flowers, Sweet Virginia and others few gems.
@@andrewjayklatt You comment is laughable (most definitely not in a funny way)!!!
yeah a great blues cover band :), I think they are better when they rock
@HuwDouglasEvans I agree 100%
Never forget to listen the originals versions, you discover greats musicians, those who educated the Stones. Thank them for that.
Remember also, Brian Jones.
I LISTEN OTHER VERSION GOOD TOO OF SUPER GUITARRIST SAFIC AISHA VERY GOOD RIGHT THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO
A lot of great musicians get their inspiration from listening to other great musicians while growing up. My brother is a great Saxophonist he got his inspiration from Branford Marsallis and was lucky enough to thank him in person at a festival in Holland. So yes we should thank the greats that came before the stones. I am sure the Stones got to meet and thank their inspirational heroes as well.
@@pauljenkins637 Yes, the Stones paid early their due to their roots and all along their career, recently Jagger was very involved producing the movie about James Brown.
@@pauljenkins637 Agree with you, but here it's just about a Stones compilation.
Wonderful. That rhythm goes right into the soul. If you can't feel it you must be dead.
Yes, but I prefer stay a long time alive, cool, listening this great feeling the Stones gives to their blues.
The best band in the world: Ladies and gentleman: The Rolling Stones!!!.
Bill at the beginn from shine a light...
OMG what a limited world it would be with your sight and taste
Forever!
@@josemariacasasayas8834 top hits, gold records, still in the business, number of concerts, number of continents played, on and on and on, and on does not equate with limited, do your home work, they are the best rock and roll band to date, thats right better the Beetles who are not still playing, well some are hahahahahahha
This is one of the best albums the Stones have made.
One of the best under appreciated rock drummers of all time.....R.I.P. Charlie Watts. I am playing my blues harp along with this in his memory, hope my humble skills do him justice as the Rolling Stones Play the Blues. Long live blue eyed soul and blues music!!!!
Charlie Watts was NEVER under appreciated. NEVER!!!!!! May he rest peacefully✌️❤️🤘
krásna muzika rolling stones sedelo blues
The Stones for Ever
One gift for me in my birthday!!
Thanks Mick , Keith ,Charlie ,Brian,Ronnie,Bill,and other Mick and the other Stones
Sergio From Chile
👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅
What is the name of this first tune love it
@@jimjk963 "Fancy man" Stones song.
The blues just speaks to one’s heart. Can’t get enough!!
The Stones became a band in the first place to play this music.And they still play it real good.
Ever heard of Alexis Korner?
First to play the blues??? Were you born yesterday?
Trop super ! Merci 🙏 💕 🙏 💕 🇫🇷
That’s fucking lovely. Hearing Stones at their roots and in their element tells us exactly what is so special about our American music they play better than we can.
I am Indonesian, I like rolling stone music since high school until now I am 50 years old, including this blues song..
My favorite Stones blues compilation. Only Jagger can gives such voice lines plus lyrics "I see love, I see misery jamming side by side on the stage" and harmonica too.
the one and only and the only one Charlie Watts. RIP your drum beat will live forever on many's a drum kit for many years to come. never to be forgotten.
High and dry...couldn't get a word in......(my favorite...yeah I'm ancient)
Супер трек кайф от музыки 🍑 🍒 🍓 🍎 🍇
The rolling Stones la Banda que no solo es musica , una forma de vida !!!!!!...desde MI Argentina !
This is the epitome of the Rolling Stones. Nothing but the blues.
Thanks homeslice. Peace.
Rolling Stones in a class by themselves. Period.
accent on this!!!!!!
The Rolling Stones - back to their roots. Muddy Waters, B.B.King, Chuck Berry, ... Wonderfull!!!
No B.B.King and Chuck Berry here but Mudy Water and Jimmy Reed.
That's the way they should go now on new CDs
RIP Charlie :(
Rip Charlie!! From Brazil!!
Genial!!!! No puedo dejar de escuchar❤
I pride myself on knowing most of The Rolling Stones 'stuff' - i.e. all albums and songs, live work etc. I had always tended to believe The Stones didn't do the blues well. Why? Well I'd never really seriously listened to any of their blues because they tended to throw a blues song every know and then in to their live stuff and it never really impressed me much. Until NOW - and listening to this has completely changed any perception The Rolling Stones didn't do blues well. They do blues awesomely! I LOVE every song here. I have just been to the dentist this morning and had to get a tooth refilled. I got home and was sort of in a 'well ok what am I gonna do now moment'. So I jumped on to UA-cam and thought I think I need me some Rolling Stones. Then I thought why not have a decent listen to their blues stuff. And here I am and the rest is history. This is truly some of the best Rolling Stones I have heard. Come on boys may be perhaps give us some more please. Mick, Keef, Ronnie, & Charlie, if you are looking, please never give up your blues creations, they have totally hit my spot today. Thank you to uploader 'sule man' - like really appreciated.
thank you
This is THEE BEST COLLECTION Hands-Down. Probably have played it 75 times the past couple years.
I heard an interview of them not long ago... Keith Richards was reminiscing about how their music was categorized (back in the day) "Oh, I'm a rock an roller now? I always had thought I was a blues man..." (and laughs that throaty laugh)
"Okay..."
And I hadn't given all that much thought til then...
@@tangogrrl I've got his biography' 'Life'. It's a fascinating story albeit written in a style I found a bit difficult to understand at times. I'm a Kiwi (New Zealander) and I really love my Australian rock groups who tended to start their careers in pubs/clubs/taverns. The genre is termed 'pub rock'. One of my favorite Australian rock groups is Cold Chisel. I saw them live in the Dunedin Town Hall in '83 when I turned 20. Magnificent gig. I've read both Cold Chisel vocalist Jimmy Barnes autobiographies 'Working Class Boy' & 'Working Class Man' - the sequel. I found both relatively easy to read as I believe they were written with better flow - if you get what I mean. Richards' tended to be bit all over the place and a bit confusing. Or of course it may have been me...I've read Led Zeppelin's 'Hammer of the Gods' - a great read. Plus I've read The Doors Jim Morrison 'No One Here Gets Out Alive' written by Jerry Hopkins and Danny Sugerman. It was a good read. I also bought in London on my OE in '88 & read New Order + Joy Division 'Pleasures and Wayward Distractions written by Brian Edge. I got to see Pink Floyd live at Wembley Stadium on Aug 6th 1988. It is easily the best gig I have ever been to. If you would like to view my photos from the gig please click on my Flickr website photo album page: www.flickr.com/photos/35707376@N00/29866632340/in/album-72157673246424191/
@@Blackscorpion1963 Fascinating! Thank you! I saw The Stones at a huge outdoor venue decades ago, general admission, full football stadium; got there at midnight, slept on the ground so we'd get a good spot (no seats just blankets) so close we could see Mick's bright green eye shadow. Few noticed the helicopter drop in a mystery guest who did 3 numbers with them, then left never announced him except "thanks to our guest- Reginald Kenneth Dwight". Well I'd know his piano playing anywhere, but only a handful did then & the Stones were tickled to pull it off.) They are SO much better now, too. Lots of Sunburn & Weed, now that would be a good book title. Thanks for your in depth reply. I'll look into all of those. biographies.
keren didinya mang nu nonton lolobana bule hahaha
Gracias al respeto q tuvieron por el Blues,son los q son....por fin los oigo,a su modo....gracias por todo,su musica,la historia de nuestras vidas....irrepetibles.
I love Rolling Stones
thank you
me toooooooooooo im 8
@@myscript2010s can you give info - year place
The stones don't get enough play for the blues they kicked out.
I am flying on clouds,sky,hills of mountains without wings or pills when l listening them since 1966..thanks to SUPERSTAR MICK,SUPER RHYTHM MAN KEEF,CHARMY CHARLIE,SWEET RONNIE...LOVES
Hell, not propagating drugs but during those days the drugs fit their music.
EXCELLENT SONG,THANK YOU, ROLLING STONES FOREVER, GREATEST BAND ON THIS PLANET, NO COMPARISON. THIS IS THE BLUES I LOVE,THANK YOU AGAIN, WALTER B,MEMPHIS. 😛☠💯
The same for me in Paris, funny
Que buenos vivan Los RStones🇨🇷
This is good stuff, thank you so much mate 👍
Will this be released as a compilation album??
Stones at their best. Would’ve a best selling album😆😆😃😃😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Rolling Stones....the Best. No band will ever match them. Cyndy in Alabama
The stones for Ever ,One gift for me In the birthday!!
Thanks Mick, Keith,Charlie,Brian ,Ronnie Bill,and Other Mick l👅
That always depends on eaches taste. not even about if you're a musician, or not
We like bluesy Stones!
That´s a great goodbye Charlie Song! Drum on wherever now; you´re beats will live on forever on earth!
Hands down, greatest band ever! Love their blues!
Greatest Noise ever
Brilliant album
I came across 'Exile on Main Street', got hooked, bought KR's book, even got me a Strat as my paddle. And since then I'm on the rolling waves of the Euvre of that living proof of the power of music. Thanks and take care.
Exile is one right out of the box! Timeless.
Blessings
Same age as Mick, and no better Band in History !!!
Over tastes are nothing to discuss
Beatles are a much better band, but I like the Stones too !
@@mpl1700 apples and oranges , was Chet Atkins a better guitarist than Clapton ? Beatles were world changing , once in a hundred pop artists ....the Stones are rock and whitebread Blues , nobody does it better . imo
All good stuff, the Stones always give of their best when going back to their blues roots. Thanks, sule man!
The Rolling stones
Brilliant, as usual.
Stones not only captured as to how to play the blues, but they were meant to carry on the blues because it was in their hearts.
Los Rolling Stones... fueron, son y serán....la.maxima expresión del Rock....desde ESPAÑA.
succulent !
True stones the best blues
Jesus I'm used to me the missus and Mick when playing Brand New Car.....if you know what I mean?
Keith 's voice in the room gave us a hell of a shock 😮😮
This blues is a great reminder of beeing a day tripper from years ago walking along Bourbon Street.
Rock and roll will never die
The front of me is rock and the back side is rolled like I said rock and roll will never die
Love The Stones, always.
I love the Stones best as a blues band. They did it all well but man I love them playing this stuff.
So badass and covers alot of different eras in the Blues . This shit will live forever!!
Thanks Frank, for reminding me. This is such a great one 💕
Man these are the Blues THAT l Love so much,Excellent Piano,Harp,Rhythm,Great upload,Thank You,what a song,WalterB.Memphis.
The best blues band to ever emerge from London.
The Yardbirds weren't too bad.
@@anthonywilson7304 John Mayall was also in there toward the top.
@@ZOGGYDOGGY yes mate, absolutely. I have old LPs from all these great bands and singers. I love the blues and also have a reasonable sized collection of African/American bluesman from all decades.
had to play this again back to back great way to spend sunday afternoon with the wife and a little 420
Oh hell YEAH!!!! The worlds greatest rock and roll band!!!😻
Briliant Stones, for me they are a blues band. its in blues they are at theier very best .
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And how many people dont know this about them. They always played the same songs over and over when they played them on the radio .Never the blues songs.
Awesome Blues ,,,, keep on Rolling
Stones=Fancy Man Blues!!TRES Heavy Bluesology!!!
Para ser sincero, até o que os Stones ensaiam em estúdio e que não entra nos álbuns nem vira disco, pra mim é um super disco Sensacional de se escutar sempre e sempre! Ainda mais nos tempos de hoje, em que as grandes bandas morreram e outras só dão shows e turnês de vez em quando, aí é que sessões assim deveriam virar discos novos a serem lançaDos para milhões de FANS expectantes do mundo todo que colecionam e adoram discos, e ponto final!
I wish they would record more albums of old R &B tunes. I might actually buy one.
Do you mean classical rhythm and blues as opposed to contemporary R&B, such as the music by Beyoncé and Alicia Keys etc?
@@MrErtunc I've always liked their covers, whether it was Chuck Berry or Robert Johnson or Muddy Waters or Motown.
Their album from 2-3 years ago “Blue and Lonesome” is ALL BLUES
oh yeah Mick's still got it too!!that beat!!!Charlie !Keef!!!RONNIE been crazy 'bout the STONES blues!!!!and the Rock n Roll's great too!!!thanks for puttin it together here!!!
Don't know about anyone else, but when I got high and listened to the Stones I felt an immediate connection to their sound and soul.
Shine on... genius blues R.S.
Fabulous, excellent quality. Thank you
I’m awed every time.
Fantastic album!!!
The Stones were originally an English blues band. That is what made them famous in the beginning.
Me voló la cabeza, espectacular!
The Best!!!!
This is the best treat! Thank you so much for sharing this precious gem of a gift. Sending blessings, love, peace and oneness to all loving beings both earthbound and beyond.
esto es excelente. Que bien funcionan lo stones en el blues.
Brian formed the Band to play the Blues, Man! ,,, Beatles played pop tunes!!!!
Shule Man, gracias por éste álbum tiene una de las mejores facetas musicales de los Rolling Stones, y nuevamente por compartirlo a nivel mundial.
Tasty Charlie... big inspiration to me as a drummer
He was way more than solid. Each stroke felt n ment ❤
Great collection. Wonderful music and performances. A playlist would be cool but just having this collection out there is plenty.
hope they put the tracks on a CD