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- Bass player Randy Nauert recollects the playful atmosphere on the set that day. Brian Jones was playing a cat and mouse game with director Joe Agnello by sticking his tongue out at the camera. Note in the photos how close the cameramen are to the band. "The Last Time" took more than one take because of Brian's tongue. Brian did however win the game as you can see in both "The Last Time" and "Play With Fire" videos.
Brian Jones was the ultimate mid-1960s Dandy.
Many tried to imitate his look, but few could carry it off with such aplomb apart
from his good friend Jimi Hendrix. A gifted multi-instrumentalist he had it all, during
the early period of the Stones. It didn't last sadly.
He has been gone for 51 years, but he is still fondly remembered even in the 21st
Century.
He appeared at Monterey with Nico mid-6/1967.
Brian Jones was a loser.
Es cierto ,
Michael Clarke from The Byrds
THE look was SO important then -- and he led it!
My mom saw Brian talking to the dancer Nureyev in a London bookstore in '67.
Dayum.
steve conn, lucky Mother you have . :)
No Stones without Jones
A good band...but definitely not the Rolling Stones. Brian was simply cool without trying to be.
Stfu u sound corny asf bro
Jagger sporting his new back to school clothes,
Mick didn't have clue at that point.
Brian was the Stones, and then the Stones became what Brian already was!
Cool......
they could never become like Brian, too ugly
@@annmcdonald6180 Ugly, nasty and pretentious. Till the start of the video, I asked me when Brian guitar gonna hurts Jagger's face and it's not a hazard, Brian begins to realize that Mick is a real frontman and wrote the music with Keith.
Great, fantastic amd immortal Brian Jones!!! Respect forever!!! 🍀
Whoa, Brian Jones being the most rock star of any rock star ever. He wields that guitar like a god, ready to take you on a journey.
That's right!
Many thanks for this clip. 'Loved' reading about Brian since I was in mid teens. Nice to see something of his playful side. While he had his demons plaguing him (probably in the very literal sense) the are positive examples of his life and musicianship left us to enjoy. Brian RIP
Can you expand on what you mean by demons plaguing him in the literal sense? I’m intrigued
@@JaraArtist Briefly,..what's rarely talked about is Brian's very likely involvement with the occult. I believe Anita had in an interview said Brian was a male witch with the inner thigh tatoo; Tony Sanchez talks of how Brian mentioned using occult for sexual kicks; Mick Fleetwood (pre fame) would hang out with Brian and others attending seances,; Anita with Tara Browne's wife (Noreen) had done the pins in a doll very effectively on Brian; Brian saying that Anita had cast a spell on him. Given Brian's dependence of drink and drugs, his paranoia, bad acid trips, interest in esoteric arts, Pan, Jajoukan music, his musical rise and fall...and then his reading of the family Bible (perhaps on the road to true Peace shortly before his death) does suggest demonic oppression/involvement. Brian RIP🙏🏼❣
@@philipjones7372 I don't know how into the occult Brian was..he was interested in it before Anita..but got even more into it after her influence..I believe she did put pins in a doll representing Brian..she was a black magic witch...He probably did feel that she put a spell on him..😈👹😪💔
All Brian Jones tunes, he was the best. Irregardless of the copyright. Note the post B.J. era songs just don't compare.
Jones never wrote ANYTHING in his entire career. He had very little creative talent.
@@williardbillmore5713 How come the hits just stopped coming a few years after he died and all his originals dryed up? He also was the multi instrumentalist supreme, no one can deny that,even the blissfully ignorant.
@@bsorryrthatsit7055 Jones played a few different instruments on some Stones songs That is true. But what content did he play exactly?
In painted Black the sitar followed the melody that Jagger sang note for note in unison, the melody that Keith Richards wrote...Hmmmmm
How about Sweet Lady Jane? Jones played the zither and he echoed back after each vocal phrase, note for note exactly the notes that Jagger sang. The same melody that Keith wrote...Well well how about that?
Under My Thumb? Listen closely to Bill Wyman's bass line in the intro. Suddenly there it is being played an octave higher on the marimbas note for note the same exact musical figure following Keith's chords and mimicking Bills lines. Gee whiz...
Then there was Good Bye Ruby Tuesday A personal song that Keith wrote solo on the piano without consulting Mick at all. Brian played a simple accompaniment on the recorder of three note triads that are drawn from the piano chords played as triplets, just like Keith's faux baroque piano style.
Not supreme or very original at all.
Simple parts, mimicking and following other musicians lines, lifted from already completed arrangements, written by other band members. Supreme? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Now *when* did you say the "hits dried up"?
Was it 1969? / Midnight Rambler... ...You Can't Always Get What You Want (Let it Bleed)
Maybe 1970/1971? Sway...Dead Flowers...Wild Horses, Brown Sugar...Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Sticky Fingers)...
Had to have been 1972? Sweet Virginia... Happy...Shine A Light ... (Exile On Main St)
Must have been 1973? Dancing With Mr. D... Angie (Goats Head Soup)
1974? Dance Little Sister,...It’s Only Rock’n’Roll (But I Like It) (It’s Only Rock’n’Roll),
1976? Memory Motel... Fool To Cry ... Hot stuff (Black And Blue)
1978? Miss You ...Beast Of Burden... Shattered...(Some Girls)
1980 ? Emotional Rescue ( Emotional Rescue)\
That was one hell of a "DRY SPELL" these poor guys endured after Jones was gone for good huh?.
Any band you could think of would have been ecstatic to have a "dry spell" like this partial list shows...
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...
@@williardbillmore5713 Sorry friend, I happened to know the man personally.
@@williardbillmore5713 Under my thumb, viberaphone,acoustic rythm guitar, chords and lyrics.
Paint it Black,sitar, acoustic rythm guitar, chords and lyrics Satisfaction, acoustic, electric ryghtm. Honky Tonk Woman, Piano, lead guitar solo, chords and lyrics (The band was sharing the money equally under contract was my understanding) It's Only Rockn'Roll, lead guitar (strat solid state amp overdriven, very rare) chords and lyrics. the list goes on. Mick must have been laying in wait, hey, it's hard to get a gig when your the only gay. Midnight Rambler was another big Jones song. Notice the studio version with Brian on the main guitar riff. like Monkey Man, another song about his life, Jones on keys, the list is endless. He played the harp in the early days.Fast vibrato, Mick never got it. He played Sax on the Beatles "You Know My Number' Piano with Muddy Waters band on What, "The Grinding of the Meal? I forgot the tune. But it was a big honor. No Brian did not have the stage presence of The two Native American blooded wild men, Mick and Keith, but behind the scenes, he was the Stones. His mother taught piano and he was ,well, 2000 Light Years ahead of his time and the rest of the band for that matter.Jumping Jack Flash is another Stones classic that was peened by Jones, as was Ruby Tuesday.Beggers Banquet had him on mandolin and violin. Unheard of even now.Think McCartney, Hendrix, Jones if you want the best of the best.Singers, Joplin, then mabeye Morrison. Hey this is art, it's just my opinion. I'm not a decorated critic. I was a neighbor of Janis Joplin and her Hell's Angel man, Ron "Pigpen" Mckernan, and got to meet and learn from these all time greats.You'll also notice that though great fantastic tunes, the Stones hit's by Mick and Keith did not really chart in the top ten like Brian's sons did. He was the best.
Brian Jones sadly unappreciated.. Immensely talented musician..
RIP
Yes indeed!... he made the Stones great!....
@@cathsalazar9930The BEST of all the STONES: Brian Jones 👏
He's teaching Angels in Heaven how to play variety of instruments, Dandelion will make You Wise🎶🌝
Great time for watching television and listening to music. Thank you very much.
You're very welcome!
Brian!!😂 2:14 turns around sticks his tongue out, DYNAMITE!! Mic poutin' about🌝🎈😂
Brian should also have been a model, he was gorgeous
Hey!....Brian was way to short to model.....
@@willomina1990 that’s for runway models , i think they were talking about like a photoshoot model maybe idk
Lil Miss Rock Chick
Brian's hair was so beautiful and he looked like a Prince . :)
@@SuperAnimelover100 but there was puffiness under his eyes, yes?
@@michaelmelling9333
Brian had serious health issues . Asthma and Bill Wyman said Brian Jones`had erratic and destructive behavior could have been due to serious undiagnosed medical problems. One of Jones` out-of-wedlock daughters, now in her 30s, is quoted to the effect that she suffers from epileptic symptoms that cause fits and mood swings similar to those exhibited by the father she never knew. He still looked mighty good to me , puffiness and all !!!! Sexy classy , Mr Jones . :)
camera love Brian ❤️
Don't lose your passion Bootsy. Those were the days. I thankyou for keeping Brian alive& current.
Kim, thank you for your encouragement! I will keep Brian's memory alive!!
The side of Brian that many people hardly got to see. He reaches over to Mick at 1:55 😄 and imitates him at 2:28 In fact, it's fun watching this and catching him at being naughty throughout the video. Nice to see Brian in a happy mood; it later was to disappear but catching these moments is precious. Excellent; thank you so much!
Thanks Cissy2cute! Brian is so charming, sweet and elegant even when he was being naughty!
@@bootsybero I know ;) Yet he has become so demonized. A complicated man but high IQ people almost always are. I absolutely love this video. The fun part too is that the camera man had to be so close due to the small area. That helped really catching the cuteness.
Cissy2cute @ cissy2cute we know Brian was not a saint of course but he was so cute and for us he will be forever 27 years old and so charming ❤️❤️🎼
@@suzannep5792 Yes, frozen in time like so many others.
A charter member of The 27 Club.
I’m glad that Brian is getting some recognition in these last few years . He was never mentioned much after he died.
Brian making faces and even sticking out his tongue at the camera..so cute and playful..Yes he was a naughty boy..but who could resist him? Certainly not the ladies..he had the looks..talent..charm..fashion..charisma and his soft and elegant speaking voice were a heady mix..💯😉🥳🥰😘👑🌠🎊
It doesn't get mentioned enough but he could be very expressive and theatrical when playing, in an almost relatable way, like "yeah I can't believe this either but it's fun" Lol
@@TheaterPup I really enjoy when he did that too while playing..it makes me smile and laugh..😊😅🇬🇧
Love this ! Mr. Brian and Michael so awesome.
Brian jones the best rolling stone
Diego
Well said . :)
And why?
brian is completely so lovely looking 🥺.
BRIAN, et ses instruments ', musiciens , le meilleur du groupe the rolling stones, Brian Jones toujours ✨
“Had Brian Jones not taken his guitar to this cellar bar…impressed Alexis Korner with his playing, relocated to London and formed The Rolling Stones, the world’s cultural history would have been very different. There would have been no pop industry as we know it today, with its ever present musical acknowledgment of the influence of the blues. The pentatonic minor scale, which can be heard ad infinitum on countless electric guitar tracks recorded over the last six decades, would probably rarely be heard. And countless young people who came of age in the 1960s, including this writer, would never have become fascinated by a sound originally created by the descendants of black slaves in the Americas.”-John Phillpott, Blues in Britain, 2024
To Brian, a heartfelt tribute of admiration! Thank you!
Brian played last time riff watch it
I can't believe the # of early videos of this incredible band....
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Good to see them very young, but pity they don't really play the songs. And those silly dancing people didn't realize it was a legendary moment near the Stones.
Brian Jones the best of Rolling Stone always.
👍👍
BRIAN ARE DIFFERENT.
GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬
My favorite Rolling Stone!!! RIP Brian Jones ♥️♥️.
Mine too! ❤️❤️
I love The Rolling Stones and as a youngster I really did not know their individual names as one would know say The Beatles, but I do remember them as being guys that barely smiled and they looked menacing. Ive vague recollections of close ups of a guy with long blond bangs looking serious into the camera whenever they did a head shot of him. I remember a few years later they announced on the news that one of the Rolling Stones had died, A Brian Jones and in a newspaper photo was the same unsmiling blond guy from those tv shows in 65. After that I was much more familiar with The Stones. The movie Gimmie Shelter was soon released.
@Vincent M I was a big Beatles fan when the Stones came out. I dropped the Beatles immediately and became a big Stones fan! Still am, but Brian was always my favorite Stone...
love it @ 3.01, just Brian, so sad what happened to him
Drugs?
Met him. He was exactly what everyone who knew him said he was. No more, no less.
People said that he had a side to him that was sensitive and nice. They also said he could be a nasty sob. Which side did you see
@@jackcuneo6098
Brian had health issues so he couldn't help himself . Well known musicians worked with Brian but not so much with Mick and Keith .
@@SuperAnimelover100 I wouldn’t be surprised if he had an anti social personality disorder. He was extremely intelligent, cunning, soft spoken, and lacked empathy. He’s been gone for over 50 years, and his bandmates still don’t have much good to say about him. Even Charlie didn’t. Plus he fathered all those kids, and totally abandoned them
@@jackcuneo6098
I think his parents were stiff upper lip and he didn't feel the true love . Brian had health issues so taking all that medicine back then most likely affected him deeply . The meds back then were not so great and the after affects probably affected him badly . You spoke of Charlie Watts , In the 1989 documentary 25 X 5, Charlie Watts guiltily admitted: “We took his one thing away, which was being in a a band. Billy Wyman knew Brian Best . Him not seeing about his kids , was not good but i believe it was how he was brought up with cold parents and his unhealthy body affected him . Did you read what George Harrison said about him and lots of UK musicians ? Brian Jones to me is the BEST .
@@SuperAnimelover100 if we’re talking musically, Brian was a genius in his own right. His period with the Stones was when they were at their best imo. Of course musicians loved him, because he thought outside the box and was immensely talented. His parents were absolute tight asses, but he went out of his way to be a prick. You say health issues. Apart from his fragile mental health, his only ailment was asthma, at least from what I’ve read about him. Haven’t heard anything about him being on medication, just a lot of hard drugs
why am i addicted to this video 🤧🤧 brian is so lovely i love him so muchhhh
Brian Jones' Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
I loved the video to but i love him more . :)
@@SuperAnimelover100 me too! 🥺
@@lonelyinyournightmare
Cool . :) Brian Jones Fever , catch it . :)
ty Bootsy!! God I wish it were 65 and I could be there!! love Brian forever! he was so special! far more than Keef or Mick, he was the soul of the Stones xx I love the riff of 'The Lat Time' also, love that 60's genre sound, epic
Completely agree with you!
The Summerland and Cissy2cute! Oh Yeah!!!
The Summerland
Well said !
If I'm not mistaken it was Brian who came up with the idea to call the band The Rolling Stones.
Barry Greenstein Yes from Muddy Waters ‘Rolling Stone’
There are very few videos of the Stones where Brian is given equal camera time after Oldham Richards and Jagger bonded and Brian was displaced
Can you imagine God's face when Brian arrived, Jesus, a multi instrumentalist! Yes said Jesus he's in my band now!😁
BRIAN,BRIAN!😍😘😚😗😙
And more Brian, Brian and Brian!!
Bootsy BeRo and more and more again ❤️❤️Brian forever
Charlie looks completely bored and uninterested.
As always!Lo
Ohhh Bri is such a cutie
BRIAN...MY BROTHER....
FANTASTIC !
That was Brian Jones.I really miss him.México City.
Brian say’s ‘I’m not playing’
😄
Sheldon Goldstein yes he is telling that so funny "i'm not live"
Brian could do it all, other than outdo Mick. They are having fun here. Couldn’t happen today
Totally loved this !:)
Se vei la fiesta genial los mejores brian jones y mick jagger🤟🏽👑
Love yah Brian
Jones played a few different instruments on some Stones songs That is true. But what content did he play exactly?
In painted Black the sitar followed the melody that Jagger sang note for note in unison, the melody that Keith Richards wrote...Hmmmmm
How about Sweet Lady Jane? Jones played the zither and he echoed back after each vocal phrase, note for note exactly the notes that Jagger sang. The same melody that Keith wrote...Well well how about that?
Under My Thumb? Listen closely to Bill Wyman's bass line in the intro. Suddenly there it is being played an octave higher on the marimbas note for note the same exact musical figure following Keith's chords and mimicking Bills lines. Gee whiz...
Then there was Good Bye Ruby Tuesday A personal song that Keith wrote solo on the piano without consulting Mick at all. Brian played a simple accompaniment on the recorder of three note triads that are drawn from the piano chords played as triplets, just like Keith's faux baroque piano style.
Not supreme or very original at all.
Simple parts, mimicking and following other musicians lines, lifted from already completed arrangements, written by other band members. Supreme? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Now when did you say the "hits dried up"?
Was it 1969? / Midnight Rambler... ...You Can't Always Get What You Want (Let it Bleed)
Maybe 1970/1971? Sway...Dead Flowers...Wild Horses, Brown Sugar...Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Sticky Fingers)...
Had to have been 1972? Sweet Virginia... Happy...Shine A Light ... (Exile On Main St)
Must have been 1973? Dancing With Mr. D... Angie (Goats Head Soup)
1974? Dance Little Sister,...It’s Only Rock’n’Roll (But I Like It) (It’s Only Rock’n’Roll),
1976? Memory Motel... Fool To Cry ... Hot stuff (Black And Blue)
1978? Miss You ...Beast Of Burden... Shattered...(Some Girls)
1980 ? Emotional Rescue ( Emotional Rescue)\
That was one hell of a "DRY SPELL" these poor guys endured after Jones was gone for good huh?.
Any band you could think of would have been ecstatic to have a "dry spell" like this partial list shows...
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...
lo quiero mucho😔🥺🥺💘
I was 8years old when this aired , and Vietnam was getting bloody.
Ain't BRIAN'S fault that he's a FINE, RANDY DANDY OH! 🌝🎹💜☺
I
feel so lucky to have seen the Stones Live Hands down the best!!!!
@bill zuber I saw the Stones live in '81. But I wish I could have seen them when Brian was with them...
@@claudettepreisinger would of been sooo amazing hey
I've been very fortunate to have seen the stones on their 65and66 tours
Brian was an amazingly talent musician, not appreciated by Mick and Keith
Without Brian there would not be the Rolling Stones
To hear Mick and Keith disparaging about Brian is injustice. He named the group, hired Keith and Mick. They were jealous of all he was and what he gave them.
Brian Jones - STOP YOUR DRUGS
The Quill!
Firebirds a Go Go
#1EL GRAN EMPERADOR DE CORAZÓN BLANCO🙃😀🤍👅😪😭
Good stuff!
Thanks Joe!!
Brian could play anything.
Just marvelous; you know the date exactly!?
I believe it's probably May 15, 1965.
❤👍
THERE WAS THE GOOD TIMES...WITH STONES MUSIC.
FOR ME, THE STONES BEFORE AND AFTER BRIAN ARE 2 DIFFERENT BANDS...I THINK I PREFER THE ORIGINAL STONES.
GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬
Thank you for the comment from Bulgaria!
Brian being naughty is primarily between he and Mick in regards to Brians guitar head stock being in front of Mick in the camera angle. It seems to me that Brian did not care for Micks grabbing his guitar and then after that he would antagonize Mick by continuing to do it and also overemphasizing the movement of giving the ever attention conscious Mick his camera angle. Mick continued to give dirty looks to the end of the song 1:51 to end of video. Mick also was cornered in on his left by someone dancing. Lol
lack of guitar cables!
Ahead! I didn't see Charlie actually hitting the high hat either.
0:21 Jones fake strum so cool
Remember when he died. My friend and I were walking down the street and were both in shock, we were crying. Couldn't imagine the Stones without him.
♥♥♥
Does anyone know what Brian is saying to the camera towards the end of the video?
No not really, I.m not playing or It's not live.
I lip read him as saying "I'm not really live"
Johnny Hartley I think that’s right.
B.J. ❤❤❤❤❤
Can someone tell me the title of the first song,please. Thank you
It's their cover of Barbara Lynn's "Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Goin')".
The Last Time
Rolling stones now a tribute band,they should charge tribute prices to see them
2 FireBird VII reversed body together.
A dangerous combination 😛😎
I've always liked The Last Time more than the overplayed Satisfaction. Brian Jones had that swagger and and edgy bad boy self confidence, the others in the group emulated. Brian wrote The last times catchy driving hypnotic guitar riff. The riff demands your
attention, much like the police car alarm inspired guitar in Steet fighting man, several years later. The Last Time in my opinion is the first heavy metal song. The Last Time appealed also to Americans with its country western barn dance feel. The song has been covered by numerous country artists over the years. The Last Time put the Stones on the map in America 1964. it was the prelude to the bluesier more commercial Satisfaction which later followed in 1965, that catapulted them to stardom. In my view, The last Time is more significant to launching the Stones to stardom than Satisfaction. Since it layed the groudwork for Satisfaction. No Brian Jones,The Last time guitar riff which got everyones attaintion, no Satisfaction, no Rolling stones. In a word,
No Brian Jones, no Rolling Stones
Brian & Mick were the ones that put the band together. Brian was a leader when the Stones 1st got together. Later,, things really went BAD when Keith took away Brian's girlfriend. It was the end of Brian with the drugs / alcohol. Mick & Keith wanted him out of the band because of his drugging & failing to play up to their standards. Funny how the leader was virtually kicked out or was already on the way out when he drowned.
Brian, obviously, talented and charismatic other members had to deal with either, or. That's just so obvious. Not being nasty.
Does anybody know what he is saying at 3:02?
02:59
What is he saying?
Can you imagine those kids being that close to the band? Probably could smell their aftershave cologne. I'm guessing Jade East by Swank or Brut by Faberge. Possibly British Sterling by Dana.
Mick was jealous
Showing off the matching Gibson Firebirds just given to them by Gibson. (at 7:28) ua-cam.com/video/AgU_4ffk01I/v-deo.html
Thanks for the link! that's great!
Moreeeeeeeeee
Brian Jones❤❤ 💕💕 cool love beautiful😘 😍😍🌈🌈🌈
Brian Jones genius ever...
Brian would have turned 80 today
The ONLY Stone that was good looking enough to be in the Beatles! 🤔😂🇬🇧
Brian acting a little strange here. The very beginning of the end.
No.
Jagger spend his time to protected him from the agressions of Brian guitar, pretentious and vicious. For the myth of
multi-instrementis, Brian play all those instruments in a low technical level.
It's hard to be great at one thing when you're doing many things. Brian was picking up a new instrument to learn all the time. And then working it into their songs. He doesn't need to apologize as a musician. How many instruments did the rest of the Stones play?
@@mrvlsmrv If you talk about Mick and Keith they just wrote the greatest rock repertory by far.
@@Methilde with a little help from their friends.
@@mrvlsmrv Yes, no doubt that Brian have his part of arregments and sounds on the songs.
at this time, Kieth was doing his best impression of Chuck Berry. Brian’s interests in different instruments and sounds is what really differentiated them from just a blues copy band. They did not give Mick Taylor much credit either, but he carried the Stones after the lost of Brian.
Jones was the least talented member of the rolling Stones.
He had the stage presence of a grimacing goon always mugging for the cameras and trying to get an egotistical glimpse of himself on the monitors
weed man, weed