They were bad boys 60 years ago and they're bad boys now. Me too..

A guy was killed at that concert

Suggesting this is the "best guitar solo" by Frank Zappa is clickbait! It's a typically tasty ballsy-blues-adjacent shred by FZ, granted, but not a solo that's up there with the "best" ones that have been released.

I love this guys! Wow!

Look up stones live performances at the marquee club. Mick in his prime at his slinkiest best 😅

Typically their live versions were BETTER than the record😂

people can really hate but if your great its just that prince rubbed it in since he knows how they hate

1928. Mississippi Fred McDowell. Many covers. Biggest hit cover, Them (featuring Van Morrison).

They were too awesome 😊

It is a Beatles song! They all had a part in the production. John lyrics/vocal, Georges guitar rifts, Ringo and of course Paul accoutrement.

What the heck is on their Faces ?

It amazes me that people don't about Jeff Lynne of ELO but know Tom Petty. Harrison was with Lynne and Petty in the Traveling Wilburys along with Roy Orbison.

What’s with the blue strips on face? 🧐

What’s with the blue strips on face? 🧐

And Steve winwood from the band traffic and blind Faith what's on keyboard

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This is not a good reaction. I’ve seen this on other KZbin tube channels that show him this on the fingerboard of his guitar.You very little footage when the video is almost finished

Lol the stones were playing bad boys that eventually became bad boys according to Lemmy from Motörhead and the Beatles came from Liverpool where it was much rougher part of England.

Altamonte concert was Dec 6th 1969.

Eddie was a guitar mozart! Great reaction you guys

Epic. For the ages. I've watched it 100X over the years. Carlos, of course. But Micheal Shrieve, the drummer, was a kid on fire that day. To this day, I eat powdered mushrooms for gut health, and as a. tribute to this performance,

It wasn't the Band of Gypsy's, Hendrix said you can call it Band of Gypsy's but for that it was Gypsy's sun and Rainbows

He didn't open with the Star Spangled Banner

It's good, but his best? Not by a long shot.

black line on the face? what's this? I can't focus on what they are saying.

Yessss hunny, the G.O.A.T. of guitar playing.

Originally a demo from the late seventies sung and written by John about missing his relationship with Ringo, George and Paul, longing for reconciliation. Yoko found the original cassette recording and gave it to Paul in the 1990s. Fast forward forty years later and the song feels like it Ringo's and Paul's perspective, missing their friends George and John after they've passed on. Its like the End of the Baby Boomers in a song version. Greatest musical generation ever.

The secret to it all? Well, that's the tricky bit, as even David Gilmour himself isn't sure, as he admitted to Rick Beato in a recent interview (transcribed by Ultimate Guitar): "I don't know how that happens. That's not anything deliberate or worked on. It's just my taste as to how you want it to sound and how to bend things. I mean, if I ever hear people doing the solo to 'Comfortably Numb', or something like that, which obviously comes up on Facebook once in a while, there are things that other people just don't have quite perfect - if you're talking about perfection in these matters."

And the animation is perfect ! Check it out.

Why do you have tape on your face?

yall need to watch the one with lyrics

I thought the black line across your face signify you're being part of the black crow Nation

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Just started watching. I like your bit on Hendrix at Woodstock. If you want to check out another Rockn Roll great at Woodstock? Check out Alvin Lee & Ten Years After- I’m going home. All I can say is amazing!🤙🤟

The interview was excellent, and I appreciated that you highlighted the iconic moment at Woodstock. It might be helpful to begin by examining the historical context of the performance with accurate details. I agree that there are many fast guitarists today, but few can capture the same feel and tone as Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck.

HHHEEELLLL YEAH ONE OF A KIND!!!!!!!!.. HENDRIX THE ONE & ONLY GITUAR GOD....... NO ONE ELSE IS IN HIS CLASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....

Ac/dc are originally from Scotland, btw. Check it out.

This show has a great video of 'Muffin Man".

Veri good

Yo. Conocí a losdos 😮

Yes they did play Sympathy for the Devil live again many times, saw them at the Glastonbury Festival perform it a few years ago and there was a large steel Phoenix above them on the performance area of the pyramid stage especially made to stretch and breathe fire only when they played Sympathy for the Devil - utterly unforgettable!

What in the name of cringe reactions did I just watch? Who are these aliens and why are they pretending to understand music?

Everyone blames Mike Jeffery for the horrible contract Jimi was dumb enough to sign, but Chas Chandler was Jeffery's partner, he brought Jimi from New York to London to launch him, but he didn't protect Jimi from that contract. Chandler had been the bassist for Eric Burdon and the Animals. He knew how brutal the music business and that contract were, yet he always gets credit for launching Jimi but is never held responsible for not protecting him.

Just watched for the first time. I saw Frank's last tour in Chicago. Sting showed up and played with the band. I have seen Dweezil play 8 times.

Hauntingly Beautiful !

Stevie ray Vaughan smokes both of em

Hm

Thats not a good version someone got stabbed by those Hells Angels. Not a good vibe.

Almost forgot, I got to see Zappa on the SUaPYG tour. He was a bit rusty, but he had incorporated his computer system to determine the arrangements live. Glad I didn't miss him b4 his death.

The song was Gimme Shelter