Forever frozen in time. Brian still alive Wyman on the bass playing like an upright bass, Keith switching lead guitar with Brian. Brian so enthusiastic! And Charlie Watts being Charlie. This belongs in a museum. The crowd have to be in their 70's and 80's now. I am 73 so I was about 13 when this aired.
The Early Stones were the best with Brian In the Group. Yes, they had great songs after Brian died, but AS A ROCK N ROLL/BLUES BAND, they were far better in the early years.
Probably one of the best live show of the original Rolling Stones lineup in my opinion! This whole thing was great, Beach Boys, the Stones, James Brown, etc.....
The energy is fantastic ,it comes through the film unbelievably well .Love it when Mick walks towards the crowd smacking the hell out of those maracas,whiping that crowd into a frenzy .The Stones at their very best.
I also love his rhythm in The Last Time. It’s such a simple lick but it sets the haunting moody tone for the song that just wouldn’t be there without it.
This was awesome, one of the greatest displays of live performance of that era, totally defines what it was all about, first time I’ve seen this one, best one I’ve seen the Stones do.
This is hot stuff. They're tight as a drum and loose as a goose. Great performance. Not easy with all the noise and the necessarily high volume of the amps.
@@SpeegBJ Wow! To see it at that time when The Stones were just making a name here as The Bad Boys of Rock And Roll. You hear this crap from the critics about how James Brown who was a great performer blew The Stones away. First of all The Stones were starting out and Brown was approaching his prime. 2nd of all The Stones went so far beyond Berry,Wolf,Waters,Brown etc. Musically,, and for body of work it's ridiculous.
I remember lining up to see this show what a great time to be a teenage kid as an old fart looking back about all I can say is FUCKING AWESOME .Take me home to those days sure hope heaven is just like it . J Deuce RNR Toronto Ontario Canada
I had a friend who was a huge Stone fan He even bought their first LP which mostly cover of classic. Well he bought their first four albums before he was drafted and went to Nam He never came back and I have those LP’s which I can’t bring myself to play . God I hated that war. Destroyed my generation
I graduated from Venice Hi in 1964, what a great year to be alive and hear the Stones, we were young and so were they. Probably the best concert and best collection of talent ever put together PERIOD. !
Notice Keith's guitar... A sunburst Les Paul Standard, a model that was first made in 1958 then discontinued in 1960. Keith bought the guitar in NYC in 1964 during a US tour and brought it back to England where guys like Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page were knocked out by the biting tone and awesome sustain. Perhaps "Keef's" biggest contribution to rock'n' roll was to introduce the Les Paul Standard to the guitarists in England. (Not a lot of the guitars were produced and thus there were few, if any, in England in 1964.) Years later Keef gave/sold the guitar to Mick Taylor - Brian's replacement in the Stones - who removed the Bigsby tailpiece and installed a standard bridge assembly.
Was Keith or Dave Davies (The Kinks) the first to use an Epiphone Casino? That guitar is mainly linked to The Beatles, but only Paul acquired an Epi in late '64 (John & George got their Casinos in '66)
In reality Wyman said that he was not cool at all, having alway a gun or knife on him, he said he was the kind of guy who tried to beat you at schoolyard.
@@silentbloodyslayer98 you want to see ugly Keith check out the video for It’s Only Rock And Roll when they’re in the sailor suits. Keiths a multimillionaire with busted up rotten teeth.
@@silentbloodyslayer98 Bill had all the features of childhood hunger, which he did go through. Five kids during war rations and a bricklayer dad who was often out of work. His son is like 8 inches taller so seems like Bill would have been bigger and more filled out. He says in his book they once had to pick dandelion greens to use between 2 pieces of bread.
No fancy lighting, just straight up sound and excitement. No speeding up or slower for live, sounding just like the record, raw. Excellent show, nice to see Brian. Thanks.
@@326cher .....you forgot to mention one little detail....Pallenberg wanted it both ways...to be a girl friend and screwing other dudes including Richards
I just was 11 years old when the Stones came on the scene and they changed my life. This is great not just because of the music but their swagger. Here I am at 70 and I still love them. RIP Brian and Charlie.
The real Rolling Stones that I love with Bill Wyman and Brian Jones (who looks sober and happy to be there), and Mick and Keith without all those wrinkles (LOL). What a great performance. Mick practicing his signature performance moves for later.
@@bobwilson360 James Brown gave Mick some tips before the Stones went on. The boys were really nervous because this performance was very important to their future careers.
@Jim McCracken Charlie was the perfect type of drummer for the Stones. He wasn't the flamboyant type, which is why a lot of people didn't pay him much attention. I've heard it said that the drummer is truly the backbone of a band.
Best performance?You aren't kidding!This is my favourite early Stones number. And, live, they always could put their songs over! They made their reputation on the British t.v. show READY STEADY GO, playing this, and other songs of this vintage. They were ALWAYS the shows best act. Rolling Stones - you ROCK! Deejayenps
No hay duda Brayan era el alma musical del grupo en su forma de tocar el instrumento entro Taylor y vino el cambio musical y ya con Ron evolución total, saludos desde MTY NL México
Yeah I love seeing them and especially Brian so fired up. They normally didn’t get to play so many songs on the television shows. I wish there was more concert footage from this era.
I lived in England from '63 to '66 and saw The Stones at the Granada Theatre in Bedford in late 1963. Charlie Watts was the secret to this band. Phil Collins: "A great drummer will make a good band a great one".
I was there. Only requirement is you had to scream. So much fun. Filmed at the Santa Monica Auditorium. Santa Monica High school was located next to it. Everyone got to see this for free. Great performances from so many groups.
Eddie Muniz Live show with audience, just happened to be filmed for TV. If it had been strictly a TV show it might have been lip-synched. Was this Santa Monica Civic Or Anaheim Convention Center?
That's because their amps were turned up loud. Almost any valve amp will sound good when turned up so that the sound breaks up. The trouble with guitarists these days is that they buy 20, 30, or 50 watt amps to use at home but they can only have the volume on 2 or 3, which is pointless with valve amps. The best valve amps for using at home are 1 watt, which are still pretty loud, but you can crank the volume and get that tone that we all buy valve amps for. I own a 5 watt valve amp and it's incredibly loud, but I can attenuate it to 0.5 watts and it's still loud, but I can crank it up and it sounds the dog's bollocks!😆👍
Amazing!! Already the greatest Rock n Roll band in the world and they haven’t even come out with Satisfaction yet! Oh and still rocking at a even better level 55 years later!!
they folded after 2 years could get no gigs , The lead singer went in to Politics, Drummer became a draughtsman. guitar blonde died young ,bass player married 9 times , lead guitar became a chemist
@@laufto61 You know what is a fantastic album that's hardly ever mentioned? December's Children it's got great R&B in You Better Move On,Takin About You and She said Yeah, great Folk Rock like The Beatles did with Rubber Soul at the same time with As Tears Go By, Blue Turns To Grey, and The Singer Not The Song and great R&R with Get Off Of My Cloud and Gotta Get Away.
This was so alive! So nostalgic. All of those boys and girls, now grandmas and grandpas, surely remember those happy times of rock and roll! Pure Energy and feeling!
"I'm alright" one of the easiest Stones songs my band covered in the 60's. The choreography excepted. We played a frat party at Cornell in the fall of 1966 and they ate it up, doing moves I wouldn't see again until Animal House.
IIRC, they had to follow Chuck Berry and then James Brown. And they absolutely crushed it. No one was going to tell these guys they weren't the greatest rock band in the world. Probably my favorite live performance from the band.
@@paranormal33 If you don't understand , then it's hard for me to explain it to you . Learn the history of the Rolling Stones , read Brian Jones mother's memories of him , watch and listen to his interviews , what he said and what his contemporaries said about him. Maybe then you'll understand why Brian Jones is the best.
@@paranormal33 Even in this short clip , Brian Jones is the most convincing musician on stage . Brian Jones has always been linked by women and this has never been understood by some men .
12:39 a.m. and I found this gem on UA-cam. You have no idea how much I enjoyed this. My entire life just flashed before me. I am 67 years old and thought I have felt everything there was to feel. Thank you so much for this gem.
Adding to my previous comment I liked everything by the stones up until Angie and very little afterwards. I was 16 when they exploded onto the scene in 1964 they were a sensation being so very different I have to laugh when I hear Mick putting on his faux southern accent Being as he was a boy from Dartford a suburb 20 miles down river from central London. However I must congratulate the stones for still performing after 60 years if you had told me back in the 60s that they would be going strong when Mick was 78 years old I would’ve laughed and laughed. Now I am just amazed! Good on them
My God, U've missed missed about half the Stones! I agree that I like from Emotional Rescue back but I still follow/listen forward. Don't sell Urself short.
My favorite phase of the Stones. They were finding themselves as songwriters. Still had a raw raggedy, swagger and groove. Before they became druggy aristocrats. Then just aristocrats.
@@ernesthardison3610 yeah I’m 57 and they’ve been my favorite band since I was 13 but after Emotional Rescue I don’t listen to anything. A couple songs off of the B side of Tattoo You but there’s nothing after that that catches my ear . Rock and Roll is best when played by young, hungry angry kids.
Keith sees him as the backbone of the band. He rolled with guitar changes and even when Bill checked out but I don’t think he would have kept the band together if Charlie had tapped out.
The Stones closed out the show by following James Brown. Keith has said it was one of the worst decisions the band made because James absolutely killed it. The girls were still so amped from his performance. Similar to another concert when The Who open for Herman’s Hermits. Imagine following Keith Moon & Townsend smashing his guitar with “Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter”
Q buena generacion aquella!!! Levantaron paises trabajando. Y el Rock les acompaño' siempre ,tengo 59 años y en unas islas pequeñas en aquella epoca empezaba la marcha,CANARIAS
Forever frozen in time. Brian still alive Wyman on the bass playing like an upright bass, Keith switching lead guitar with Brian. Brian so enthusiastic! And Charlie Watts being Charlie. This belongs in a museum. The crowd have to be in their 70's and 80's now. I am 73 so I was about 13 when this aired.
Dont see Bill.
@@peytonovington9146 3:23
🤩Love this!!!!!!
THE STONES WHERE NEVER GREAT AFTER BRIAN WAS KICKED OUT OF THE BAND HE STARTED.. THAT'S A FACT..
Im 49 always been fascinated with 60s music. What an energetic young band had to be exciting to see
The Early Stones were the best with Brian In the Group. Yes, they had great songs after Brian died, but AS A ROCK N ROLL/BLUES BAND, they were far better in the early years.
An opinion. Nice!
Rest Easy Watts! So much love here for you here on earth. Hope you’re flying high 🕊
I'm 71 now. Oh this brings me back to my youth. Great band with the original lineup. Full of energy and excitement.
You’re 72 now😂
@@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN With luck
Best Stones line-up. Ever. Mick and Brian do their best to make the girls scream. And Keith had a real good singin' voice.
I love Keef!!!
Probably one of the best live show of the original Rolling Stones lineup in my opinion! This whole thing was great, Beach Boys, the Stones, James Brown, etc.....
They could not have planned it ahead of time to be as spectacular, magical, vibrationally sensational as it was.
This was more like The James Brown Show feat. the Stones, Beach Boys, and others.
Keith’s leads are awesome. It’s All Over now is incredible.
Never mind off the hook, they were off the scale here. Incredible sound and performance - historic one too.
Amazing that the Stones' live performance is so close to their record music.
just brilliant brilliant ! the sound and energy 👌 just look at crowd - priceless who ever uploaded this
thank you 🙏
The energy is fantastic ,it comes through the film unbelievably well .Love it when Mick walks towards the crowd smacking the hell out of those maracas,whiping that crowd into a frenzy .The Stones at their very best.
I seen them live in Montreal 1965 . I was in the front row I couldn't hear a thing because if the girls screaming
TAMI was such a great show - 56 years later and still one of my favorite performances of It's All Over Now.
Off The Hook has a KILLER rhythm guitar by Brian Jones.
Who's playing bass?
George Penton Bill i suppose!
George Penton who else but Bill Wyman?
I also love his rhythm in The Last Time. It’s such a simple lick but it sets the haunting moody tone for the song that just wouldn’t be there without it.
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones will never be forgotten, even 2000 light years from now !!!!
A light year is a distance...you know ?
@@rolandkobelbauer8280 Ops! You’re right! My mistake! Time to go back to Physics 101!
@@progrunner3094 🤓
@@progrunner3094 I’m sure the aliens will dig them too!!! I can picture them rocking out to It’s All Right
A 'lightyear' is a measure of distance, not chronology.
This was awesome, one of the greatest displays of live performance of that era, totally defines what it was all about, first time I’ve seen this one, best one I’ve seen the Stones do.
Spot on!
Richards was on man. His broken chords on Its A o now flow like a river
When I first saw this I said holey shit ,Keith does Berry better than Berry
I'm allright Jagger to the frontcrowd. Epic.
Whew!!! You’re not kidding🔥😍😎
This is hot stuff. They're tight as a drum and loose as a goose. Great performance. Not easy with all the noise and the necessarily high volume of the amps.
They really killed it. This was live ...
Yes, it was live. All the shows then felt/looked like this. I lived in L.A. then, was 16 and saw the show.
@@SpeegBJ Wow! To see it at that time when The Stones were just making a name here as The Bad Boys of Rock And Roll. You hear this crap from the critics about how James Brown who was a great performer blew The Stones away. First of all The Stones were starting out and Brown was approaching his prime. 2nd of all The Stones went so far beyond Berry,Wolf,Waters,Brown etc. Musically,, and for body of work it's ridiculous.
It's an incredible performance.
@@SpeegBJ Bonnie was this in LA?
How come the drums seem to start even before the drummer gets into position?
I remember lining up to see this show what a great time to be a teenage kid as an old fart looking back about all I can say is FUCKING AWESOME .Take me home to those days sure hope heaven is just like it . J Deuce RNR Toronto Ontario Canada
WHAT LUCKY GUY YOU WERE
Stones gave the audience a mini-rock-concert in a nutshell. all that energy. feel it fifty plus years and still rockin.
amazing lead guitar by Keef to be a young guitar player at those times. Brilliant!!
When Bill, Keith AND Brian sang harmony!
I had a friend who was a huge Stone fan
He even bought their first LP which mostly cover of classic.
Well he bought their first four albums before he was drafted and went to Nam
He never came back and I have those LP’s which I can’t bring myself to play .
God I hated that war. Destroyed my generation
this pretty much surpasses all modern day bands today for excitement and energy. Incredible!
The rolling Stones music is always fresh it's like today's music it never gets old!
Totally agree!!!!
I totally agree with you, but it's really not that hard to surpass the quality and energy (or lack thereof) of music since the mid-1980s.
@Hammerschlägen M no and don't want to
@Hammerschlägen M you must be in your 20 or thirties
I do give big kudos to Mick for keeping those moves for decades. He's very disciplined.
Most of Mick's moves were so out of time, awkward and bad, it makes them good.
Ah, that Vox ‘Teardrop’ guitar of Brian’s was so cool. To look at... played one once, Yeah, um...
Wow! A long time fan! Sounds great all these years later! Brian Jones was great!
I graduated from Venice Hi in 1964, what a great year to be alive and hear the Stones, we were young and so were they. Probably the best concert and best collection of talent ever put together PERIOD. !
Notice Keith's guitar...
A sunburst Les Paul Standard, a model that was first made in 1958 then discontinued in 1960.
Keith bought the guitar in NYC in 1964 during a US tour and brought it back to England where guys like Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page were knocked out by the biting tone and awesome sustain.
Perhaps "Keef's" biggest contribution to rock'n' roll was to introduce the Les Paul Standard to the guitarists in England. (Not a lot of the guitars were produced and thus there were few, if any, in England in 1964.)
Years later Keef gave/sold the guitar to Mick Taylor - Brian's replacement in the Stones - who removed the Bigsby tailpiece and installed a standard bridge assembly.
Was Keith or Dave Davies (The Kinks) the first to use an Epiphone Casino?
That guitar is mainly linked to The Beatles, but only Paul acquired an Epi in late '64 (John & George got their Casinos in '66)
Eduardo: I don't really know.
It is always good to see this band with the irreplaceable depth that Brain Jones gave it.
The Stones were never the same after Brian Jones was gone.
@@michaelbee2165 Couldn't agree more Mike!
@@michaelbee2165 you can see the change for sure in quality like paint it black under my thumb and many more
Brian Jones was my favorite Stone 💜
Brain Jones was replaced by Brian Jones 🙄
Brian may have started the Stones but you can see here how quickly Mick and Keith took control.
Look at
Keith channeling Chuck Berry! 😂🥰. Even then he was the coolest Stone!
In reality Wyman said that he was not cool at all, having alway a gun or knife on him, he said he was the kind of guy who tried to beat you at schoolyard.
The lads are in fine form here! Charlie has the beat down perfect. Brian great as always. Mick shakin it crazy. Keith and Bill cool as ever!
More like keith and bill ugly as ever
@@silentbloodyslayer98 Jealous because Keith was gorgeous and Bill has a lovely smile
@@silentbloodyslayer98 you want to see ugly Keith check out the video for It’s Only Rock And Roll when they’re in the sailor suits. Keiths a multimillionaire with busted up rotten teeth.
@@silentbloodyslayer98 Bill had all the features of childhood hunger, which he did go through. Five kids during war rations and a bricklayer dad who was often out of work. His son is like 8 inches taller so seems like Bill would have been bigger and more filled out. He says in his book they once had to pick dandelion greens to use between 2 pieces of bread.
@@FRAME5RS thats is very sad and i had no idea
No fancy lighting, just straight up sound and excitement. No speeding up or slower for live, sounding just like the record, raw. Excellent show, nice to see Brian. Thanks.
Brian with his unique riffs, steals the spotlight without even trying. RIP Brian, we love you man.
You are hallucinating.
Jones only played a few chords and mugged for the camera
And Brian used to beat the shit out of Anita Pallenberg. Keef rescued her from that relationship.
@@326cher .....you forgot to mention one little detail....Pallenberg wanted it both ways...to be a girl friend and screwing other dudes including Richards
Brian seemed to be mentally ill
"unique riffs"? BAHAHAHA. He just mugged and played chords.
I just was 11 years old when the Stones came on the scene and they changed my life. This is great not just because of the music but their swagger. Here I am at 70 and I still love them. RIP Brian and Charlie.
The real Rolling Stones that I love with Bill Wyman and Brian Jones (who looks sober and happy to be there), and Mick and Keith without all those wrinkles (LOL). What a great performance. Mick practicing his signature performance moves for later.
Haha, Mick even moves out the runways a bit to mingle with the crowd, just like in later years.
It was him trying to follow James Brown that started him dancing like this. Before this show he was more restrained.
@@bobwilson360 James Brown gave Mick some tips before the Stones went on. The boys were really nervous because this performance was very important to their future careers.
@Jim McCracken Charlie was the perfect type of drummer for the Stones. He wasn't the flamboyant type, which is why a lot of people didn't pay him much attention. I've heard it said that the drummer is truly the backbone of a band.
@@Cissy2cute Like Steve Gorman for The Black Crowes.
We still miss you Brian after all, all these years!
Yes so true. I weep for this man all the time sigh
Best performance?You aren't kidding!This is my favourite early Stones number. And, live, they always could put their songs over! They made their reputation on the British t.v. show READY STEADY GO, playing this, and other songs of this vintage. They were ALWAYS the shows best act. Rolling Stones - you ROCK! Deejayenps
One of my favorite bands that rocked my little hippie heart
No hay duda Brayan era el alma musical del grupo en su forma de tocar el instrumento entro Taylor y vino el cambio musical y ya con Ron evolución total, saludos desde MTY NL México
I love Charlie's carryout on It's All Over Now, great to see Brian Jones just having a great time!
Yeah . They were on fire.
Hodgie Nelson probably at this time Brian was happy with them!
Yeah I love seeing them and especially Brian so fired up. They normally didn’t get to play so many songs on the television shows. I wish there was more concert footage from this era.
Mick Jagger is the anti-Elvis (who was great too) master of working up a crowd. The orignal punk/grunge rocker.
60 years later, still rocking and rolling to adoring fans.
Amazing
The beat is just hammered home on these songs. What a sound!!
I lived in England from '63 to '66 and saw The Stones at the Granada Theatre in Bedford in late 1963. Charlie Watts was the secret to this band. Phil Collins: "A great drummer will make a good band a great one".
This is really great. Thks for this amazing upload. RIP Brian
Is there anybody around today who can match this for excitement enthusiasm and energy
If There is I haven't experienced it.
Nope!
I was there. Only requirement is you had to scream. So much fun. Filmed at the Santa Monica Auditorium. Santa Monica High school was located next to it. Everyone got to see this for free. Great performances from so many groups.
The fact that they weren’t required to lip synch and play live is an accomplishment in it’s self.
Eddie Muniz Live show with audience, just happened to be filmed for TV. If it had been strictly a TV show it might have been lip-synched. Was this Santa Monica Civic Or Anaheim Convention Center?
@@jopflah416 Santa Monica.
Not sure how he was playing the drums before he even sat down.
That’s how they were used to it. They played live a lot back then. Like almost constantly
@@harrisonreed8718 That was the studio band behind them.
Damn, those Fender amps had such good tone.
Overdrive
do you know which model is it
That's because their amps were turned up loud. Almost any valve amp will sound good when turned up so that the sound breaks up.
The trouble with guitarists these days is that they buy 20, 30, or 50 watt amps to use at home but they can only have the volume on 2 or 3, which is pointless with valve amps.
The best valve amps for using at home are 1 watt, which are still pretty loud, but you can crank the volume and get that tone that we all buy valve amps for.
I own a 5 watt valve amp and it's incredibly loud, but I can attenuate it to 0.5 watts and it's still loud, but I can crank it up and it sounds the dog's bollocks!😆👍
@@JammyGit enjoy!
@@JammyGit Tube amp you mean? Those are all tube amps. Valve amps didn't show up until the 80s.
Hot damn, that's rock n roll !!
Decibel levels blew people’s ear drums! The Rolling Stones: my favorite band of the 60’s!
To me, this was the Rolling Stones with Brian Jones in their prime!!! This was probably their best U.S. performance ever!!!
100% Agree... no doubt.
#3 already his fate was sealed
I missed him yet see the whole the Stone had to Be. The Blues, not any more figs.
Not really.
Astronaut Agreed. The 1972 Exile Tour is generally agreed to be possibly their best. Toss up between ‘72 & The Brussels Affair.
@@matthewcrich5951 Tour 69 ! Madison Square Garden.
Mick knew how to dangle his carrot...shake your money maker!
Happy Birthday Brian!
Craig Solomon you know he’s dead?
Sz
He's young forever.
When in doubt ....Play Chuck Berry....not exactly in tune but hot lights and hard playing this happens. Their enthusiasm is over the top. .as usual...
Omg! Mick is freaking awesome!
The rolling stones are unmatched!
Long live the stones!
Love you guys, a great big kiss for keith richards!! Xxooo[
Oh they were bloody good especially live! This is just brilliant!!
Amazing!! Already the greatest Rock n Roll band in the world and they haven’t even come out with Satisfaction yet! Oh and still rocking at a even better level 55 years later!!
The drummer is KILLIN' it....These lads are pretty good. Wonder what ever became of them....
love your name here he was a favorite of mine....the ultimate BEATNIK!!!!
they folded after 2 years could get no gigs , The lead singer went in to Politics, Drummer became a draughtsman. guitar blonde died young ,bass player married 9 times , lead guitar became a chemist
I just LOVE the Rolling Stones with Brian.
One thing with Brian they did a lot of great folk rock and Psychedelic stuff.
@@vernpascal1531
Hey vern!
@@laufto61 You know what is a fantastic album that's hardly ever mentioned? December's Children it's got great R&B in You Better Move On,Takin About You and She said Yeah, great Folk Rock like The Beatles did with Rubber Soul at the same time with As Tears Go By, Blue Turns To Grey, and The Singer Not The Song and great R&R with Get Off Of My Cloud and Gotta Get Away.
YESSS
I think I saw someone holding a sign, I love Ringo, 😆
The Rolling Stones ♥️♥️♥️♥️Brian cool love beautiful ♥️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏
The stones sounded really good back then live.
This was so alive! So nostalgic. All of those boys and girls, now grandmas and grandpas, surely remember those happy times of rock and roll! Pure Energy and feeling!
Beautiful Brian!
"I'm alright" one of the easiest Stones songs my band covered in the 60's. The choreography excepted. We played a frat party at Cornell in the fall of 1966 and they ate it up, doing moves I wouldn't see again until Animal House.
Every time I watch this I gotta turn the volume down fast cuz those screams fuck me up
I saw this at the Bay Theater in Pacific Palisades back in 1964 or 1965. It was a great show.
Brian Jones the best and genius...
Now, That´s a live concert, even Bill is smiling :))
I know and that's rare!
I loved when Mick put in his moves.
IIRC, they had to follow Chuck Berry and then James Brown. And they absolutely crushed it. No one was going to tell these guys they weren't the greatest rock band in the world. Probably my favorite live performance from the band.
Brian JONES was the best
Actually no.
The best guitarist
He was great in this one! I liked the way he played guitar!
De acuerdo
@@tomstegehuis2320 what???
My brother was there.He's 71 now.
Don Hancock
and I 72 lol
MICK was born July 26 1943 , 76 yrs old , he was 75 when you remarked , Michael Philip Jagger , just sayin
@@rogerhonore Awesome, dude!
My husband was there too
Don Hancock, so was my brother, he got Jagger’s autograph and gave it to a girl. This is the show at Santa Monica Civic?
Cool live performance ! Brian Jones the best ! 💜
The best what?
@@paranormal33 If you don't understand , then it's hard for me to explain it to you .
Learn the history of the Rolling Stones , read Brian Jones mother's memories of him , watch and listen to his interviews , what he said and what his contemporaries said about him.
Maybe then you'll understand why Brian Jones is the best.
@@paranormal33 Even in this short clip , Brian Jones is the most convincing musician on stage .
Brian Jones has always been linked by women and this has never been understood by some men .
@@lanas3150 adoro toda las canciones sin exelente desde ayacucho city chau
@@lanas3150 0
love young keith! had so much swagger and such a kick in his step
Yeah he knew he was the man and in The Band!!!
12:39 a.m. and I found this gem on UA-cam. You have no idea how much I enjoyed this. My entire life just flashed before me. I am 67 years old and thought I have felt everything there was to feel. Thank you so much for this gem.
Hello David, I am age 72 now , have loved the Stones since 1965. With Brian they wrote many of their best songs.
Agree; they are sooo amazing!!!!!
😻
This show demonstrates how quick a deterioration due to drugs can be: Brian looks great here, but in just a few years he’ll be gone.
3.58 - 4.02 Brian ripping the strings off that guitar. I love this
Incredible live performance. Brilliant ❤️
at 3:34 directly in back of Brian at the piano is Leon Russell , then of the Wrecking Crew who made up most of the house band .
Thanks for pointing that out; it completely escaped me. Leon and J.J. Cale were a couple of my favorite performers.
The year before he played the killer piano on Jan and Dean's 'Surf City'.
This played in the background of She Was Hot video back in '84...Stones baby
Can we get some for Charlie's sound of his snare? Freakin' loved his damn playin' behind those crazy cats!
❤Love Bill Wyman’s vertical guitar style….ultra-cool 😊
I think this is one of My Favorites and The Stones Couldn't Write Or Cover A Bad Song If They Tried 👍🤘🤘✌😁💐🌹💯💯♥️
I ❤ THE ROLLING STONES
Eso era poder al tocar rock and roll!! Bill whiman y Bryan que bestias!! Excelente
Simon 👌💯🎸
64-65-66 were the golden years of rock 'n roll. What great memories! AHHH!
Late 50's
And 77, 78 and 79.
@@chrisst8922 the Punk was also something!
@@MegaPhalaenopsis The punk wasn't also anything, it was surely the main event abley supported by new wave, mod, ska, rockabilly, dub...
69-74 were the BEST years of The Stones! :D
The Stones at their best!!
The absolute masters, the best "The Rolling Stones"
87
Been my favorite band since I was 13 in 1977
Adding to my previous comment I liked everything by the stones up until Angie and very little afterwards.
I was 16 when they exploded onto the scene in 1964 they were a sensation being so very different
I have to laugh when I hear Mick putting on his faux southern accent Being as he was a boy from Dartford a suburb 20 miles down river from central London.
However I must congratulate the stones for still performing after 60 years if you had told me back in the 60s that they would be going strong when Mick was 78 years old I would’ve laughed and laughed.
Now I am just amazed! Good on them
My God, U've missed missed about half the Stones! I agree that I like from Emotional Rescue back but I still follow/listen forward. Don't sell Urself short.
My favorite phase of the Stones. They were finding themselves as songwriters.
Still had a raw raggedy, swagger and groove.
Before they became druggy aristocrats. Then just aristocrats.
I agree. They're past their expiration date now,have been for quite a while...
Pretty hardcore live performance for back then. I wonder how it sounded though with all those screaming girls.
I agree indeed
I am 66 and don't care for the new stones
@@ernesthardison3610 yeah I’m 57 and they’ve been my favorite band since I was 13 but after Emotional Rescue I don’t listen to anything. A couple songs off of the B side of Tattoo You but there’s nothing after that that catches my ear
. Rock and Roll is best when played by young, hungry angry kids.
Bill singing (and probably telephoning his hotel room number out from behind the neck of that bass).
Charlie Watts, the foundation of the Stones mansion. His flawless, solid playing made the band’s unique sound possible.
Charlie Watts- Quite the Drummer!! And only one the Stones have needed, or have had!! For 58 years. Amazing!!!
In the early days (way before they were famous) they begged Charlie to be in the band. He finally agreed and the rest is history!
Keith sees him as the backbone of the band. He rolled with guitar changes and even when Bill checked out but I don’t think he would have kept the band together if Charlie had tapped out.
Charlie sets the tempo
It seems kinda strange that Charlie and Bill get so little mention.
I didn't know George Harrison played with the rolling stones too
Keef was always my favorite!!!❤️❤️❤️🎸🎸🎸
The Rolling Stones as always “FANTASTIC”
A cette époque,ils étaient bien sages!!Mick y compris!!Sa gestuelle s’est développée APRÈS!!vidéo vintage!!🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️❤️
The Stones closed out the show by following James Brown. Keith has said it was one of the worst decisions the band made because James absolutely killed it. The girls were still so amped from his performance. Similar to another concert when The Who open for Herman’s Hermits. Imagine following Keith Moon & Townsend smashing his guitar with “Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter”
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0:23 Around and Around
2:44 Off the Hook
5:22 Time Is on My Side
8:01 It’s All Over Now
11:16 I’m Alright
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Q buena generacion aquella!!!
Levantaron paises trabajando.
Y el Rock les acompaño' siempre ,tengo 59 años y en unas islas pequeñas en aquella epoca empezaba la marcha,CANARIAS
Thank you