A COOL VIBE!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Rolling Stones - Beast Of Burden REACTION

[@teerat8451]

This was my wife's favorite Stones song, she always sang it loud and off key but it made me smile.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

One of the Goats of Rock all of them including Charlie Watts RIP. Every song be it a loud and proud or a heart wrenching ballad were bangers

[@shawnbond6676]

Love the stones they were the last concert my mom saw when she had a year to live fighting liver cancer and the make a wish foundation gave her tickets to see them at the Toyota center in Houston Texas

[@SuperWhofan1]

You Can’t Always Get What You Want by The Stones is one of their best

[@Yumm...]

Is it bad for them to watch the live version first? I absolutely love that version

[@EdHerzog1]

They did it already (the live version): kzbin.info/www/bejne/d522e5SmhNCYnrc&ab_channel=RobSquadReactions

[@surlechapeau]

must be the album version, the live version leave out the amazing chorus singers!

[@Gordy63]

I got the chills, literally, when this song came on during the funeral scene in the movie “The Big Chill.”

[@SuperWhofan1]

@@Yumm... I say album version with that great choir

[@macdaddyns]

Beast Of Burden refers to a work animal like an OX or Horse. The beast takes on the burden of labour for a farmer etc. Love this song, next check out "Under my Thumb"

[@misterdoe]

I love the *sound* of Under My Thumb. It sounds like Motown!

[@DaveHof]

@@misterdoe The live version of Under My Thumb that opens the filmed concert they did back in the 80s was awesome.

[@girl_overthinx]

To add, with this definition, he is never going to carry any heavy loads for her...he wants a hook up.

[@dennisgschmidt6167]

You left out mules and donkeys !

[@fan123casual8]

My favorite Stones songs besides this one: “Tumbling Dice” “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”. Also, “Waiting on a Friend” has a vibe like this song. Also, a beast of burden is an animal that carries heavy stuff on its back - like a mule, donkey, or (I suppose) a camel.

[@kimmycook2698]

Tumbling dice...oh yes.

[@jacqueline4514]

I’m with you; Can’t you hear me Knocking is my favorite Stone’s song!

[@chrislindsley5944]

Don't forget Miss You.

[@theodoreritola7641]

The BEST STONES Are 70s Stones like BROWN SUGAR TUMBLING DICE BEAST OF BURDEN CANT YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING ,,

[@KTRS]

A “beast of burden” is basically a work animal - like a mule or a horse that has to pull something or carry something for someone. Mick’s basically saying I’m not your door mat I think.

[@keymack2477]

"Wild Horses", "Ruby Tuesday", "Angie", "She's A Rainbow", "As Tears Go By"all feature a different side of the Stones you two really need to experience!!

[@gennyreese420]

😎 these are all of my favorite Rolling Stones songs I was gonna suggest to them, you nailed them! Also sympathy of the devil but yeah Angie’s in my top 3 for sure… hopefully they will react to one of these soon✌️💕

[@keymack2477]

@@gennyreese420 Thanks for the support - I would love to see Amber listening to some of these, and Sympathy too one fine day!!

[@magepaster65]

Oh, my life! Along with a couple of others, I was also going to suggest these. What a fantastic cotalogue of music the stones will leave behind when they finally leave the business.

[@PassingMaxQ]

Cant believe you left out “Shattered”

[@gennyreese420]

@@PassingMaxQ ✌😎 and now shattered has been in my head all day long LOL thanks a lot my friend...shadobee ✨ shattered...🤘😹

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, you'll love their other softer songs "Angie", "Wild Horses" and "Miss You" . I saw them October 1997 . Great show!!

[@canonfodder2068]

Wild Horses!! Shattered!!

[@BillGraper]

"Paint It Black" is a neat song from the 60's. I also think they should check out "Out Of Tears" from the mid 90's.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

All those songs are great! Hope they do them!

[@vespoint]

and Moonlight Mile

[@danhunt1830]

"Miss You" is SUCH a vibe!

[@th.burggraf7814]

That's one of those songs you can put on and just drift away... Just beautiful.

[@vetti2u]

From the Stones same album, "Some Girls", I HIGHLY recommend the songs: "Miss You" and "Shattered". And another Stones song that "Beast of Burden" reminds me of is: "Waiting on a Friend" from their "Tattoo You" album three years after "Some Girls".

[@OregonDARRYL]

"Respectable" is so bad ass. Yes, the Some Girls album was amazing!

[@billofalltrades2633]

You can't go wrong with the Stones! Great song!

[@petercourtien4581]

That’s so true! I was thinking the same thing.

[@billofalltrades2633]

@@petercourtien4581 I don't think they made a song I didn't like.

[@sergebrunet4218]

back in the 70s i bought a Quadraphonic stereo ! with 8 tracks casettes ! but there was only a few bands who did Quadraphonic 8 track casettes and The Rolling Stones was one of em ! also the BeeGees and Aquarius song from i can t remember wich band ! i m 66 years old ! my memory is not that good anymore ! LoL

[@petercourtien4581]

@@sergebrunet4218 The Fifth Dimension 😊

[@sergebrunet4218]

Right ! wow you re good ! you must be as old as me ? or you possibly looked it up ? lol thanks man !

[@chrisvassos1869]

The stones have one of the best Discographies ever. For hard hitting, cool, mean rock listen to honky tonk woman, brown sugar and can’t you hear me knocking.

[@nancymunroe3672]

I just want to brag a little bit here, my brother is a musician and has been in bands all his life. Last summer the band he is currently in opened half a dozen times for the Rolling Stones for there American tour. Recently, he informed the family that the Stones want them to go to Amsterdam to open for them there!!! It's pretty exciting and I just had to share!!! :D i love what you two do, keep it up!!! I have since found out that they will be opening for them for 3 of their European Concerts. The name of the group is The Ghost Hounds and my brother is their keyboard man. The Ghost Hounds have a facebook page with some of their music, if anyone might be interested.

[@teresajarrell452]

CONGRATS TO YOUR BROTHER!!! 👍😃❣️

[@nancymunroe3672]

@@teresajarrell452 Thank you, I have since found out that they will be opening for them for 3 of their European Concerts. The name of the group is The Ghost Hounds and my brother is their keyboard man. The Ghost Hounds have a facebook page with some of their music, if anyone might be interested.

[@stephanieclark9849]

*Rolling Stones - "Wild Horses"... I think this song will be one of your new favorites by the Stones if not your new favorite.*

[@kbusby4824]

Great song as is Tumblin' Dice and Under My Thumb.

[@jimwhite4801]

I love that song!!!!

[@beachgirl3417]

Love this one, and you're right it's very bluesy as many of the Rolling Stone songs are. Check out 'Gimme Shelter', 'Start Me Up', 'Emotional Rescue', 'Jumpin Jack Flash' and 'Paint It Black'.

[@Grimm299]

I'm TELLING you both, Stones, Can't You Hear Me Knockin. They rock it out at the start, then get into one of the coolest jam sessions. You will both love it

[@steveullrich7737]

Yes it’s an amazing song and the jam is epic Stones. Another great one is Moonlight Mile.

[@speedyhairyson]

My fav Stones song!! 😍

[@robrobertson4619]

“Waiting On A Friend” is a cool Stones song. The original music video is really good👍

[@RFWieder]

The two sides of the initial " British Invasion", the relatively clean cut Beatles and the rowdy Rolling Stones!! The Beatles may have been bigger, but lord the Stones could rock!!!

[@OregonDARRYL]

The Stones deliberately became the opposite of the Beatles - and that took some kind of guts.

[@LOKISlog7]

I suggest: Get Off Of My Cloud, Out Of Time, Mothers Little Helper, Dandelion, Angie, Miss You and both of you will groove to Harlem Shuffle or Emotional Rescue - 2 very different Stones songs.

[@marybaillie8907]

Great suggestions. 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@chrisoakley5830]

Emotional Rescue is really a different one but I've always loved it. I still have the 45 record.

[@LOKISlog7]

@@chrisoakley5830 Love it too

[@dennisloveland498]

Out of Time is really an under appreciated masterpiece. So is The Last Time.

[@husker22chad63]

Whenever I listened to the Stones, they always remind me of a bunch of friends at a cookout, jamming around a bonfire. There is just a relaxed feeling that sounds like they are just jamming on the front porch.

[@TheNewRevolution]

The Stones literally have 50 songs that are just great. Many never get old. They're really on another level. Their body of work is unmatched.

[@OregonDARRYL]

No band comes close to these cats. They did it all - and blew us all away. Their music is timeless and powerful.

[@wombatwilly1002]

Amen!

[@jazziered142]

Except the Beatles. 😁

[@OregonDARRYL]

@@jazziered142 The Stones made the Beatles sound like boys.

[@cameronpickard7456]

@@OregonDARRYL indeed they did no comparison

[@MrWosclifton]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@nordogvids]

Saw them perform this live at a concert in 1981, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Absolutely blew me away! Will never forget it, burned in my being.

[@Niklarus2010]

I’m so glad to see you reacting to my very favorite Rolling Stones song. I’ve loved this one since it came out when I was a kid.

[@candacewillis4443]

We got to see "The Stones" a few years back. We were shocked to see Mick Jager running, skipping and jumping all over the stage. I am talking a full-size stage with a really long runway out into the stadium. The sound was great, and we were so excited to get to see the guys play live. It was an experience of a lifetime and a definite bucket list event!

[@centuryrox]

One of my Top 5 Stones songs! And Mick will be 79 next month. Elton John is 75, and Paul McCartney is 80, and both are also currently still performing. Amazing!

[@richardhillebrand5353]

Sammy Hagar is 74 Rick Springfeild is72 Ted Nugent is 73 and they all still rockin!

[@teib757]

Ringo just started touring. He is 81

[@jefffogertymusic2023]

And my boss George Clinton is 80 !!!

[@juliodownbytheschoolyard8006]

And Smokey Robinson is 83, and released a new album yesterday

[@louandlisahayner5314]

I finally got to see them for the first time a few years ago in Seattle (I'm 68). They played all the hits and then some. Sympathy for the Devil is a must . What a show . RIP Charlie Watts

[@canonfodder2068]

I loved your comments on this one---it is a perfect blend of blues and rock. It is on my summer time playlist, too!

[@kendrap-LvnHppnss6371]

Stones for life!! 🤘🤘...you should hear Jumpin' Jack Flash, Gimmie Shelter or Miss You

[@Seanriver316]

"Honky Tonk Women" was always one of my favorites. And I believe they just kicked off their European Tour last night?

[@bradsullivan2495]

More Stones: "Jumping Jack Flash" "19th Nervous Breakdown" "Mother's Little Helper" "Let's Spend the Night Together" "Heartbreaker" "Rip This Joint" "Rocks Off" "Dance Little Sister" "She Was Hot" "Mixed Emotions" "Between a Rock and a Hard Place." From the album "Beast of Burden" is on: "Respectable" "Shattered" and their brief trip into disco, "Miss You." Beware of anyone suggesting that you react to the innocent-sounding Stones song, "Star Star"--it's a great song, but raunchy lyrics that leave nothing to the imagination.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

"Rocks Off" needs more love! lol

[@groverlongwire858]

Some Girls, live in Texas, Beast of Burden. Great love song

[@yvette9181]

Of all the amazing Stones songs, this is one of my favorites! Good one, guys!!!

[@DG2244]

Stones and Beatles really drove the music in the 60's and 70's. Great song!

[@paulboudreau3754]

One of the greatest concert films is, imo, Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones. Filmed at their absolute peak in the early 70s. Check out Happy! or Midnight Rambler from that one.

[@sheilameyers152]

“Brown Sugar “is a song you should listen to…

[@wendys5421]

Waiting on a Friend and Shattered are my favorite Stones songs!!❤️❤️RIP Charlie🙏

[@johncagnettajr344]

There are 50+ Stones songs on my playlist. Here are a few of mine you may not have heard. Can’t You Here Me Knocking, She So Cold, Heartbreaker, Shattered, Monkey Man, Doom and Gloom. Note Doom and Gloom was from 2012

[@robertaistrope9602]

“Tumbling Dice” “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”. Also, “Waiting on a Friend” all great choices from the rolling stones. I mean you can't go wrong with any song by them... just a fact of life. You also mentioned something about a river vibe you were getting from this song. Well you might want to react to David Wilcox "Riverboat Fantasy" in that case. A great song that definitely has that river vibe!

[@lsw6292]

saw the Stones in '78 at Anaheim Stadium on the Some Girls tour...people started throwing their shoes on stage until it was covered in shoes....lol

[@waltw4537]

Great selection! Really picked one of the best Stones here. Charlie Watts was such a unique drummer. This version really separates the Ronnie and Keith guitars. Look for Bette Midler's cover of this tune with Mick. Hopefully you could react to the theatrical version with no problems . Thank you. Thank you. Oh! A beast of burden is a cruelly-treated donkey overloaded with a lot of stuff. My fav live tune is "Sympathy for the Devil" version from "Get Yer Ya Yas Out". There's no video version I'm aware of...

[@albertsmith9315]

I love the Stones. I can't believe they're still doing it after all these years... Fred and Barney. -- -- Steven Wright

[@Noelle0026]

Saw the Stones in concert in the 90s. It was a great show. Jagger doesn’t stop the whole show. Stones Unplugged is also a great album.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

" Respectable " " Mixed Emotions " are well worth a listen

[@OregonDARRYL]

I wore the grooves off of the Respectable track. Listening to the driving beat and the two guitars dance with each other blew me away. It still gives me goosebumps and makes me feel 25 again.

[@steveguillermo9652]

"Miss You" is a great pairing with beast of burden... Tumbling Dice and Angie...are awesome

[@MrRondonmon]

This was always my Fav. Stones song.

[@chriso6719]

The next song that started playing before you paused was their Start Me Up. May as well do that next. lol 🤘🤘

[@joycemiller7908]

Loooove Start me up!

[@marksiracusa6114]

The music you hear is composed by Keith Richards. He always said, it’s not the rock, rather it’s the roll. Listen to how Keith’s guitar puts the “roll” into your spine! Jagger lights it on fire. Perfect ying and Yang.

[@KTRS]

The Stones have been playing together for about SIXTY years - Mick and Keith and Charlie (RIP Charlie) so there are literally decades of great live performances to choose from. You might get a kick of some of the performances on the Ed Sullivan show with the girls in the audience going a little crazy!

[@Dreyno]

Poor Ronnie. Nearly half a century in the Stones and he’s still the new boy 😄

[@KTRS]

@@Dreyno 😆

[@joebwankenobi5194]

Guys!!!! Omg I’ve never clicked so fast!!!!! My daughter knows to play this for me if I’m ever in a coma lol. I’m glad you did the studio version even tho this one was cut short at several points in the song. The studio version is better than any live version I’ve found. The playful guitar licks in the background from Ronnie and Keith, Micks angst in his voice to “her,” Charlie’s perfect high hat timing, and Wyman’s bass line, it’s just perfect and I love that you guys loved it!!!!

[@rwelmer]

"Gimme Shelter" is probably my favorite RS song, mostly because of Merry Clayton's vocals. I know Jay has reacted to it but has Amber heard it?

[@alicestephens2233]

Also as far as the Stones go...Waitng on a Friend is one of their best in my opinion...love the music in it...again..just my opinion...I tend to pay more attention to the instrumentals than the words sometimes but the words are good too. The instrumentals are really good in Quarterflashes Find Another Fool....I know how impressed you were with her sax playing in your first reaction to them but its much better in Find Another Fool...she is outstanding.

[@Noelle0026]

Waiting on A Friend is a great Stones tune!

[@centuryrox]

Yes, Rindy Ross is fantastic on Sax on Find Another Fool! They should do that song in the next Female Friday!

[@alanbrown3963]

So many to choose from with the Stones, their scope and variety over the years is iconic. Check out "Angie", "She's So Cold" or "Hang Fire". So many options, go crazy!!!

[@Sam-lx9sc]

Saw them in 87 in a football stadium, awesome. Before they came on stadium was dark, then boom!, two big explosions on the stage then Jagger and band started with Start me up, which is a great song to listen to for you two. Stones have so many hits 1964-2000’s

[@morningnapalm1519]

There are so many roadhouse classics from the Stones you should listen to. Honky Tonk Women, Brown Sugar, Jumpin Jack Flash, etc.

[@mysteriousmysticalmoments2023]

The Rolling Stones had a lot of competition through out their career. The Beatles, Areosmith , for rockers to name some. He did a duo with David Bowie -Dancing in the Street. The Rolling Stone in the 80's had six albums out but Tatoo You and Emotional Rescue was big ones in the 80's . They have had albums since 1964 . Let's spend the night together, Brown sugar,Honky Talk women, You can't always get what you want, and waiting on a friend. Great songs hard to say wich is better live.

[@jackieknows9129]

Yes, Jay and Amber - the duo with Bowie is awesome and a fun video as well.

[@flyingburritobro68]

Aerosmith wasn’t competition. They were an attempt at being a copy cat band. Tyler stole Jaggers look. Perry copied Richards look down to the leather and white poets shirt and the eyeliner and hairstyle. Even put the blond streak in his hair that Keith did in 72-72. Then on top of that The two from Aerosmith called themselves the Toxic Twins which is a rip off of Jagger and Richards being The Glimmer Twins. Their only competition ever were the Beatles. Richards gives them the nod and said they started it all and the Stones wouldn’t have been around if not for the Beatles

[@gilbertorodriguez5344]

🎼🎩🎸🎶🎶🎶1995 to 2021 i see 5 times and redy to more🧐🤘👅

[@katya2032]

I'm a Stones fan through and through. One of my favorite memories involving a Stones song was from The Big Chill. My mom loves cleaning house while the movie rolls because the soundtrack is on point. She was working in a corner of her room, I was sitting on her bed watching the movie when JoBeth Williams is on the church organ, playing her friend's favorite song. I look at my mom and say, "This is the Rolling Stones, isn't it? You Can't Always Get What You Want?" I recognized the song on the organ before they transitioned to the Stones. Mom was shocked because I was about 9 at the time. Great song and great band.

[@dawndelbianco2481]

One of my favs

[@ktwebbdevil]

The entire Some Girls album was fantastic! I think you would like their country song Far Away Eyes!

[@aks4204]

The Rolling Stones Rock!!

[@gardenlove6356]

They are releasing a new album this October 20th. First one in 18 years.You will never see a concert like the Stones put on. I've seen them twice, the last time being two years ago in October. Brought my kids with. Have never seen my 25 year old son dancing and singing so much before... we had a blast. If they go on tour to promote their new album PLEASE go see them while they're still with us. You will not regret it. Love you guys.

[@sherribrock2726]

I saw the Stones a few months ago as well as the 80’s. He still doesn’t miss a beat. Still rocking!!

[@jansjodahl3009]

Gotta love singing along with the Stones...pick a note..almost any note...lol. They're classic

[@royoschroeder]

Excellent choice 👌🏻 I got three more words for you regarding The Rolling Stones: "Angie" "Wild Horses".

[@tonyfontinel272]

Many great suggestions. You can't go wrong with The Stones! I will add Tumblin' Dice Live in 1972 to the list.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

This is one of my favorite Rolling Stones hits! My favorite live performance was Mick Jagger with Tina Turner at Live Aid in 1985. They performed a medley of State of Shock and Its Only Rock and Roll! It’s really an amazing performance! FYI: Beast of burden is a term used to describe an animal used to carry heavy loads such as a donkey or mule!❤️❤️

[@armandhammer3782]

Classic! Stones!

[@Renkk17]

Rolling Stones - She's so Cold - Angie - Wild Horses - Ruby Tuesday - Emotional Rescue - Waiting on a Friend - Can't you hear me Knocking - Tumbling Dice - Sympathy for the Devil

[@isnamthere4690]

I remember seeing the Stones perform this on SNL in 78/79. RIP Charlie and Bill.

[@markcornish2519]

Bill Wyman is alive, just retired

[@isnamthere4690]

@@markcornish2519 Uh oh, my mistake. Apologies Bill.

[@ronnix23]

There are certain artists that you'll be reacting to as long as you have this channel. They just have so many songs that you'll never run out. Among them are The Beatles, Prince, Billy Joel, Elton John, and of course The Rolling Stones. I'll recommend "Slave", and "Fool To Cry" from their vast catalog.

[@lonnierichter6962]

The late Charlie Watts, had his own unique style on the drums, he would not hit the hi hat and the snare drum at the same time.

[@joycemiller7908]

I love his work in this song.

[@GivnoFyux]

Because the hi-hat and snare are not hit at the same time, the snare sounds clearer in the recording.

[@lonnierichter6962]

@@GivnoFyux actually watch a drum cover, you will notice that they hit the hi hat with the bass drum, by itself, with the snare drum, by itself, with the bass drum, by itself, with the snare drum, by itself, as an 8 count, or it is hi hat and bass drum at the same time, hi hat and snare at the same time, hi hat and bass drum at the same time, then hi hat and snare drum at the same time, as a 4 count. drum sheet music always shows the hit hat and snare drum being hit at the same time.

[@GivnoFyux]

@@lonnierichter6962 I only got the idea from this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaOkgoSQnpZ9nJY ✌️

[@chrissneyd9278]

Bette Midler does a great version of this song. The Stones are amazing live. They do an amazing version of this song on stage. Mick is a great communicator and Keith's guitar keeps chugging away l

[@christinaseela6690]

One of my favorites is Waiting on a Friend, like this song it a song that you can see yourself outside on a lazy Saturday night.

[@domenicgervasio2451]

Jordan and Amber great job, you have grown so much in reacting to 60's, 70's and 80's music. You have brought back some really good memories to this 71 year old man. I would like to recommend an awesome Stones song ( loaded with guitars and horns ) CAN'T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING. This song is fire. Enjoy

[@420johnas]

Of course I seen the Rolling Stones sing this song live in Anaheim Angels stadium was my first time seeing the stones to many great songs for me to pick one out for you to play love you guys keep up the great work!

[@marybaillie8907]

Endless choices when it comes to the Stones. You could be down the rabbit 🐇 hole for a while. Iconic Band. It started for me with "Get Off of my Cloud". Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@pauljohnstone180]

I saw them on their second US tour in 1964. The Stones rabbit hole is DECADES deep. Hundreds of songs. Get to it! Love ya, PJ 😘

[@jamesgonzales5285]

One of the Greatest Bands of all time!! Definitely, a Band, that speaks my life's soundtrack.

[@2war2bray]

Stone's brilliance exampled in this one song. The secret I think of The Stones music is that it always sounds loose and relaxed when it is really tight. The guitar work on this is phenomenal - layered , subtle, tasteful and perfect.

[@brentlewis2155]

There are many great songs on that album.

[@nancy9891]

Released in 1978, Beast of Burden is one of so many bluesy songs. The Stones came out during the British Invasion of music in the sixties and followed the blues track of music whereas the Beatles followed the pop side. So amazing!

[@floridaboy6051]

Waiting On A Friend is a tremendous song by them. One of my favorites by them.

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

What you guys really need is "Miss You." You'll love it!!!

[@douglasmonty5912]

As a "baby boomer" (72 y.o.), I recall the RS's and the Beatle's being two of the top1 British Invasion bands who got their start back in the early '60s, first in Europe and later moving across the "Pond" to the States. When they got here, one of their first gigs was on the Ed Sullivan show in NYC, a weekly hour-long variety show that was very popular for many years. Their acts filled concert halls and sports stadiums. At first their songs came out on 45 rpm records, which were monaural and held only two songs, one per side. Then later in the '60s they moved to the 33 1/3 rpm stereo albums. Their songs were almost always on the top 40 stations like WABC in NYC hosted by the disc jockeys Cousin Brucie and Harry Harrison and on the west coast, Wolfman Jack. Those and other bands experimented with many different sounds and themes and their music was a major influence on my generation. Of course, many parents, like my own, were horrified by this 'new' and different sound.

[@zappa1952]

"Can't you hear me knockin". A totally different side of the Stones. Saw them in 73' and glad I did!

[@danhunt1830]

I was lucky enough for these guys to be my very first concert ever! 1989. Alpine Valley, WI. Steel Wheels tour. On a side note, I went with my older brother, his wife, and a female friend of theirs. I didn’t know till later that they were trying to hook us up, I was oblivious to everything but what was happening onstage 😂

[@sgt.pepper1956]

They have endless catalog of great songs. Blues, rock n roll, country, jamaican funky, disco. Plus all the ballads, And yeah you should also check out their live performances or official music videos!

[@cwcroswell]

There’s an awesome live version of this!!! One of my favorite stone songs!!!!

[@kenpaden]

Watching them live is a great idea,that way you can see Mick, "move like Jagger" its quiet a site to behold, when I was about 20 and in college we were in awe of them , pushing 40 and still going strong and now its 40 years later and they are still going!!!!

[@toddcarlson8568]

Hey guys its got to be time for some more SRV! We recommend Life Without You, Live at the Capital Theater 1985. Slower song with some of his best singing, a wonderful message needed now more than ever. He plays the guitar every which way possible with a bit of dentistry and I’m not even telling you about the good parts It’s our favorite performance and I’m almost 99% sure it will be yours also.

[@peeg100]

SRV “Life Without You”, live in Nashville. The capital Theater show is a great performance, but I think his set live in Nashville closing with “Life Without you” is even better. Just my opinion, but it moves me every time I watch it

[@AliasMark69]

I saw "The Stones" Live twice.... 23 years apart.....Legendary performances from a Legendary band.

[@johnj2763]

A pure masterpiece.

[@juliegore3380]

The Stones are legends. They have some awesome songs. They have also bombed a few times. It's personal preference.

[@stevetanner3019]

My all time favourite Stones tune. Thank you.

[@mimimike8335]

Yes finally reacting to my favorite song buy them besides "I can't get no satisfaction"! My sister had just left for college when this song came out and I was alone at home! "Angie" is another one! "Miss you" I believe came out on the same album as Beast of Burden. "Ruby Tuesday" an older song is great too! Thank you Amber and J! 💜😻

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Others are Symphony for the Devil,Brown Sugar, Emotional Rescue, Lady Jane, As Tears Go By,Honky Tonk Woman,It’s Only Rock n Roll,Shattered, Just Waiting for a Friend, and Angie perhaps the most famous and heart wrenching break up song

[@jazzbeaujeff]

I just scanned lots of comments and was wondering if Symphony and most of your list were missing.

[@xtiants]

The Stones live at the TAMI show was an amazing early performance. Also there's a concert video from 1972 called Ladies And Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones, which is prime Stones. Frankly, you can't go wrong with those guys.

[@lethiapage4767]

Love the stones! My favs from them are waiting on a friend, miss you, emotional rescue, Harlem shuffle, fool to cry...so many others. Their album covers are epic! Don't give all the credit to Mick here. They are a band and everyone does their part. Keith runs the show from the guitar section. Ronnie Wood is a master on guitar as well and wrote a lot of the bass parts for them and also others (for ex he wrote and played the bass parts for Rod Stewart on his first solo album including Maggie May). Bill Wyman he left a long time ago but set the tone for excellence in bass playing. And Charlie Watts laid the groove on them drums, he died just last year? Beast of burden is a pack animal...they carry things and pull things. Camels. Donkeys. Yaks. The lyric...I'll never be your beast of burden. I think it means basically he knows she's extra and he can't handle all her baggage, and wont ever be or do enough to make her happy. But she's pretty so he wants her anyway. Don't miss the stones being influenced by American country music and blues. They were huge students of George Jones, Johnny Cash, Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Hank Williams. They learned from the best. Bette Midler did a version of this with Mick Jagger! It was pretty good.

[@ginger9cookie]

Yes! Watching now and it's KILLING ME that they're doing that!

[@ginger9cookie]

That = making it sound like it's basically Mick and the others are just back-up band.

[@leefriedman9882]

From Keith Richards: “Those who say it’s about one woman in particular, they’ve got it all wrong. We were trying to write for a slightly broader audience than just Anita Pallenberg or Marianne Faithfull. Although that’s not to say they didn’t have some influence in there somewhere. I mean, what’s close by is close by! I’ve always felt it’s one of my best soul songs. It was another strict collaboration between Mick and me. I think I had the first verse-‘I’ll never be your beast of burden’-along with the hook, and we were still working very much in our traditional way: Here’s the idea, here’s the song, now run away and fill it in! Some of the theories surrounding it are very intriguing, but they’re about as divorced from reality as can be. I find it quite amusing that there are people in the world who spend a lot of their time trying to decode something that is, at the end of the day, completely undecodable. I mean, even I’ve forgotten the code!”

[@rtallgal6871]

So many excellent songs by them but this is my absolute favorite! I’m glad you liked it!