@@kendrickbritto8556 to me he is, I thought young Paul McCartney was the most handsome man I had seen when I was 12, but now I think young Keith Richards is very charismatic and handsome, I'm not sure why but I do
@@lilmissrockchick4962 I absolutely agree, I didn’t find Paul McCartney that good, but yeah I do find Keith handsome he was skinny and had that cute haircut, and also I copied keith Richards 60’s hairstyle 🤭
Brian Jones really had a charming and sympathetic smile.. and what I see between 8.30 and 9 is a kind of mutual fascination or at least a strong complementarity (am I wrong?) I can't believe Mick hasn't felt very painful and guilty after Brian Jones death.. nor any other by the way! on this thing the guy seems to have a big power of seduction or something else I can't define on all of them (more or less according to each of them of course) but yes, here I see what Brian's fans are amazed by.. he was really charismatic!!
@sebas de bordeaux Maybe TOO charismatic for the likings of Jagger and Richards. There's this thing called "jealousy" that surfaces with Richards in particular. To this very day Richards has a much harder time of acknowledging that Brian Jones was a major contributor for the band. RIP Brian Jones!
Petr Slivinski whatever that “thing” is that separates him from them, savior faire, calmness, coolness,intellectualism, connective essence.....DAMN, I’m trying......he was light years away from the others. Certain of that.😍❤️
*@sebas de bordeaux* Wyman and Watts also feel sad and somewhat guilty about how things went out of control. Jones remains a historic cultural icon , but we shouldn't praise him into high heaven ; he was a very troubled character ,and even Charlie Watts , a most patient and soft spoken man , admitted that "Brian just wasn't a very nice person"...... All that fame and adulation didn't rest easy on his shoulders .
Nice to See Ian Stewart one of the Original Stones! Hi Ian☺Charlie Ska Groove, luv the Shades, BRIAN!! The Stones in one, what a classy talented Lad, Gentleman of Grace n Happiness💐
The band never functioned well after the death of Brian Jones and their unique sound was gone. Certainly many fans of the Mick Taylor era would argue that was the best of the Rolling Stones time. Also, the Taylor years brought a better sounding music because of Taylor being an accomplished guitarist but whom am I to argue with the Taylor fans era. Both musicians brought their talent and instruments and contributed a fair amount of lasting impressions on the band and their fans. Brian and Taylor left rich legacies with the band when the world was changing from the 60s into the 70s. Thanks Mick Taylor for your contributions! RIP B.J.
This is really amusing, love the initial Charlie tribute, then most likely his lecture song to the band, did they listen, hmmm... and @7:00 actually the whole tone of this is rather clever, Tysvm for this genuinely entertaining tribute to the longest lasting superheavy/hero band ever happy holidays bravo
Fascinating . This must be interesting to see for the guys themselves also , because at the time just like The Beatles being at the centre of this hurricane they hardly realised they were part of musical history , and time just whizzed by . And now with just one click of a button they can access their history must be amazing .
That is the perfect IQ level to have and remain as a socially functioning person. When people have an IQ of around 140 or higher, they usually become high functioning or on the autistic spectrum. The notion of anyone having an IQ of say, 200 is bollocks really.
Interesting that with all that mania going on in Sweden (and the other Scandinavian countries) back then, the Beatles only played there once- in October 1963. Just a thought.
I agree with Kathy O'Neil re what Brian is saying @ 7.16, but what is he saying from 7:50 - 7:57? Judging by the look on his face, the last few seconds have really piqued my interest lol.
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B - Beautiful
R - Radiant
I - Intelligent
A - Amazing
N - Natural
Brian Jones
Nobody:
The entire comment section: *brian*
B R I A N
B R I A N
back in the days when celebrities could have unibrows and still be considered cute... friggen love charlie
Bill seems to study his sandwich like a book,haha!
Charlie is precious ♡
Brian Jones with his Teardrop Guitar: Amaizing!
And yeah, melancholy sigh over Brian. He was still all there and loving the music here. So sad it didn't last.
Brian!!!
7:26 those cheekbones on Keith Richards 😍
He looks cuter than Paul McCartney doesn’t he🤭
@@kendrickbritto8556 to me he is, I thought young Paul McCartney was the most handsome man I had seen when I was 12, but now I think young Keith Richards is very charismatic and handsome, I'm not sure why but I do
@@lilmissrockchick4962 I absolutely agree, I didn’t find Paul McCartney that good, but yeah I do find Keith handsome he was skinny and had that cute haircut, and also I copied keith Richards 60’s hairstyle 🤭
Brian Jones really had a charming and sympathetic smile.. and what I see between 8.30 and 9 is a kind of mutual fascination or at least a strong complementarity (am I wrong?) I can't believe Mick hasn't felt very painful and guilty after Brian Jones death.. nor any other by the way! on this thing the guy seems to have a big power of seduction or something else I can't define on all of them (more or less according to each of them of course) but yes, here I see what Brian's fans are amazed by.. he was really charismatic!!
@sebas de bordeaux
Maybe TOO charismatic for the likings of Jagger and Richards. There's this thing called "jealousy" that surfaces with Richards in particular. To this very day Richards has a much harder time of acknowledging that Brian Jones was a major contributor for the band. RIP Brian Jones!
Petr Slivinski whatever that “thing” is that separates him from them, savior faire, calmness, coolness,intellectualism, connective essence.....DAMN, I’m trying......he was light years away from the others. Certain of that.😍❤️
@@petrslivinski7481 totally agree.
@@ceejay1794 Brian Jones was the epitome of
class, the others.........
*@sebas de bordeaux* Wyman and Watts also feel sad and somewhat guilty about how things went out of control.
Jones remains a historic cultural icon , but we shouldn't praise him into high heaven ; he was a very troubled character ,and even Charlie Watts , a most patient and soft spoken man , admitted that "Brian just wasn't a very nice person"......
All that fame and adulation didn't rest easy on his shoulders .
Brian Jones ❤❤💕💕 cool😎 love❤❤ beautiful❤❤❤
BRIAN Is Crisp! Everything he does shows great delegation, Charlie is so Groovy, Both very Mod, Humble, as is Bill n that Sandwich!😂He's a Blast!
Nice to See Ian Stewart one of the Original Stones! Hi Ian☺Charlie Ska Groove, luv the Shades, BRIAN!! The Stones in one, what a classy talented Lad, Gentleman of Grace n Happiness💐
Seeing all the Charlie fan girls made me so happy, I can relate to them
The Rolling Stones❤❤ 💕💕
Happy birthday Bill!!
11 year later he still is alive and well
@@christophercrosbie5744 great isn't it? I just hope to see him back on stage again!
@@barendenzijnfilmpjes That's a dream
Wish this had the real sound instead of the music and sound effects, great footage nevertheless.
The band never functioned well after the death of Brian Jones and their unique sound was gone. Certainly many fans of the Mick Taylor era would argue that was the best of the Rolling Stones time. Also, the Taylor years brought a better sounding music because of Taylor being an accomplished guitarist but whom am I to argue with the Taylor fans era. Both musicians brought their talent and instruments and contributed a fair amount of lasting impressions on the band and their fans. Brian and Taylor left rich legacies with the band when the world was changing from the 60s into the 70s. Thanks Mick Taylor for your contributions! RIP B.J.
This is really amusing, love the initial Charlie tribute, then most likely his lecture song to the band, did they listen, hmmm... and @7:00 actually the whole tone of this is rather clever, Tysvm for this genuinely entertaining tribute to the longest lasting superheavy/hero band ever happy holidays bravo
Fascinating . This must be interesting to see for the guys themselves also , because at the time just like The Beatles being at the centre of this hurricane they hardly realised they were part of musical history , and time just whizzed by .
And now with just one click of a button they can access their history must be amazing .
so Mr Jones aquired an IQ of 133. That is genius levels las time i checked!!!!!!!!
That is the perfect IQ level to have and remain as a socially functioning person. When people have an IQ of around 140 or higher, they usually become high functioning or on the autistic spectrum. The notion of anyone having an IQ of say, 200 is bollocks really.
As a swed i love this and i wish i saw this
The riff at the beginning sounds a lot like day tripper
+Abyor Lintang It actually sounds a lot like The Yardbirds playing a fast-paced blues live. Day Tripper is not that fast!
+Abyor Lintang And the record player is playing 'Poison Ivy', an early RS cover.
Maybe the Beatles ripped it from Poison Ivy, a song recorded two years before Tripper.
Going to see Stones in Stockholm tomorrow!!! SO HYPED!!!! :D
IT WAS AMAZING
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!! I'm still "STONED to the death"! :D
HAHA not to like underrate,, but it was fucking lifechanging, man i realize how fantastic music can be now
It's simply the best anybody can get. :)
Definitely! It's really cool with people who's still so passionate about & great at their thing after so many years
Those are some cool films, really something
6:39 so cute ♡
Interesting that with all that mania going on in Sweden (and the other Scandinavian countries) back then, the Beatles only played there once- in October 1963. Just a thought.
When you are born to be a lagend ...
nice video
2:34 it looks like George Harrison
if I didn’t know this video was related to the stones I would think it was George😂
@@johnlennonsstalker2560 LMAO. I lovee your username!
@@georgeharrison3699 ty lol I love urs too😃
I think they want the stones
I agree with Kathy O'Neil re what Brian is saying @ 7.16, but what is he saying from 7:50 - 7:57? Judging by the look on his face, the last few seconds have really piqued my interest lol.
Maybe teliing Keith off.
Bill's got enough cable to wrap Sweden? Thanks for sharing.
「スウェーデン食わぬは男の恥」って感じだったんだろうなぁ・・。
why the sound isn't sincronized with the video?
Because it's not the original audio track.
How could he sing with all that smoking?
Maybe someone knows what are the kids screaming?
Probably "We Want Charlie!" or something.
We won't go or Smørgasbørd, being it was filmed in Scandinavia.
@@alistaircooke4059 we want stones
Bara bajs 💩.... Thankyou