Wild Horses - The Rolling Stones 1995

[@dennisjones2124]

2024 here, 64 year old with tears listening to one of my many favorites......RIP CHARLIE WATTS....!!!

[@timothywelch4949]

You bet! Charlie jazz cool drives the vibe.

[@tjazell]

I am 64 as well... Yes I felt this song down to my soul ❤

[@milt6208]

I'm 69 in two weeks and I know all to well what you mean.

[@dave134177]

Going to be 75 in June mate, still love the Stones more than all the rest .blessing to both Brian and Charlie.

[@5cebert]

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[@KrystinSpudis]

My pop dedicated this song to my mom. My mom passed in 2107 he passed a year later... Almost to the day... Couldn't live without her!

[@lotsoffun4716]

A real Love Story!

[@bonniemcdowell7730]

Im so sorry i thought when my late husband died of renal failure in 2018 i thought i would die 35 years we were togather i l9ve and most of all. I miss him we 2 adult kids 6 he would have loved RIP BABY ILL always love you ❤❤❤

[@dannygroke5172]

I'm so sorry

[@PhyllisJette]

The most beautiful song ever written - it just goes to show you how deep the Jagger -Richard’s song writing talent is .

[@lesliemuhney8503]

Played this at my beautiful daughters funeral. She was only 21. My tears flowing seemed to turn the grass graveside more green.

[@sophiae.dorval3739]

🙏🏾❤️

[@wendideleoncampbell4174]

I’m so sorry for your loss and may god’s peace be with you and your family 🙏😇

[@hell0g00dbye5]

I can't imagine that. So sorry x

[@barnacleremover]

My tears are flowing down my face. Will never know your grief.

[@thomasarnold4979]

I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I know that time as they say, does not heal all wounds, but I hope in time you may find peace in your cherished memories of your daughter with you.

[@davidecarlini814]

I don't ... I can't understand how we got to today's music. People that aren't touched by this song are without emotions.

[@mikecorral8380]

What music there is no music these days just a bunch of noise and big talk. Yourstruly rock-and-roller

[@doubled5383]

Every generation says the new stuff sucks. The World War II generation thought the Stones sucked. Now the Stones generation thinks Billie Eilish sucks. Music is expression, it is very diverse. I like all of it for what it is. If you go back and listen to a lot of mid-60s music it is just terrible. You are cherry picking one of the top 100 songs of all time and comparing it to ALL music today. That is not a fair comparison.

[@dawnkenney8959]

I love love love this song

[@shaunmccardle4439]

Man, at first I misread your comment but yeah… this generation are majorly lacking in emotions. This shit is everything. Hits deep!

[@shaunmccardle4439]

Also if I may say, and (I hope you agree) imagine if Brian jones was still the man he was when they first started!? Wow…

[@christophergrant2225]

How can anybody not fall in love with stones after seeing this So much talent and emotion. Whew love

[@slideryt]

Hundreds of years from now people will still be listening to the Rolling Stones, just as we today listen to the past masters Mozart, Bach etc.

[@prmrn88]

The GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD

[@TheSmokeroo]

@@prmrn88and the oldest. They outlasted all other bands from a great era of real music.

[@alejandro-lh8rv]

Yes, is the clasic music of our times

[@paulsmith7262]

And Keef will still be around!

[@timothywelch4949]

Gives me chills every time !!❤❤

[@Frieddie1]

Rest in peace, Charlie, your music lives on.

[@harripoyhtari2745]

Rest in peace, Charlie

[@pattibronny9183]

I'm at a loss4words...as a singer that's rare.So, tonight I will sing4 Charlie!!

[@tomhatch2011]

Great music like this gives everyone hope, something to look forward to. RIP Charlie, Thank you for the great music

[@egyptianswamp6041]

Very few people project the coolness Charlie did. It was, and is, fantastic.

[@lauranovak8407]

We're losin our legends, one at a (sad) time.

[@carlossantos2147]

This is the perfect song, perfect lyric, perfect song, perfect guitars, perfect batery. The band who perform a song this way doesn't need to play anything else, because it did the best. Thank you, Rollings.

[@lynndevries5560]

4:58 his expressions though..

[@curiousuranus810]

Yeah, shame Jagger's croacking through it.

[@sushibar777]

Who can give this a dislike? A live studio recording -- no reverb, no autotune, no BS. A live studio recording true to the original studio release. Aside from being a great rendition of a great song, the coolest thing about this is how the guy asks Jagger, "Have you guys been playing Wild Horses?", and he answers, "Not recently, but we could do it, yeah" at which point Richards and Woods just launch into it. No warm up, no prelude, nothing, just play it. The whole thing is note perfect, and they probably hadn't bothered to play it for a few months. Absolutely no effing taste if you gave this a thumbs-down.

[@RobertSchenewerk]

My thoughts exactly ☮️

[@johnmassoud930]

Must have been a Justin Bieber fan.

[@curiousuranus810]

Yeah, a great song, just a shame Jagger's ruining it.

[@cherie6408]

yeah didn't mick look great he's almost sexyy .

[@DeniseCooper-m5v]

Its the best and he sings it with such emotion

[@howardstein187]

This is the most beautiful version of this fantastic song that I've found. RIP Charlie.xx

[@heatherhiggins5016]

I'm a big Stones fan but I like the Flying Burrito Brothers version better. just sayin

[@kevinflight4922]

its a great song from the boys

[@scottielover5415]

Thank you for posting this. It is my favorite Rolling Stones songs and to see them young was a bonus.

[@audreylang3209]

Awwww we were all so young,and full of what we thought must be the right way

[@gastonpatel4526]

Definitely a song for anyone who has loved and lost but never completely let go. Love this tune!

[@marknelson4976]

This song always take me back to such great times of learning the true meaning of life..

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Ouch ... that hit home. You’re quite right.

[@charlesdoherty104]

It’s a timeless classic, love it 💚

[@bethewalt7385]

They were all with women on heroin, especially mick with Maryann Faithfull and Keith with Anita Pallenberg, Maryann was miserable in Australia while mick was filming the movie Ned Kelly, it's all there if you do the research or lived it with them as I did, what kids these days think music is, barf, vomit, Justin the beaver, Taylor swifty, ewwww

[@kevinclarke1222]

Bless you for going beyond the superficial.

[@lauracournoyer1550]

I love this song, it was played at my oldest brother's funeral. He loved this song, and so did my mother. May they both rest in peace. Miss you both tremendously.

[@deborahshelbourne5129]

Ditto x

[@Bluestu100]

+laura cournoyer Ditto

[@patrickdunn8918]

Nice!

[@judithhitt6358]

Thank you for sharing such a warm, moving memory. My oldest sister did the same thing at her oldest son's funeral. It was very moving.

[@franciscorafael7975]

LAURA...??? Se lo que sientes por que ya lo viví,, un abrazo con mucho respeto, gracias por compartir algo tan profundo y triste.

[@ildikovisolit2014]

The first real Rocken Roll band I fell in love with and I can never thank the Stones for many many memories of good bad, drunk stoned happy sad you guys are loved❤❤❤❤

[@chriscarr6392]

This song captures perfectly the feeling of nostalgia for me, that ache in your heart for a place that no longer exist. For me, 1982 Delta Colorado, Friday night, off work from Terrell's Restaurant, cruising Main Street, house parties later, I was 19, young and free and i didn't even know it. Memories lost and forgotten like tears in the rain...

[@keithcorder3079]

I am 61 next month. I know exactly what you mean. Youth is wasted on the young.

[@tomcook9558]

Beautiful put

[@HouseOfFlippin]

Well said Chris. For Me it was 1975. Good times.

[@deniseseespots1329]

Soundtrack to my transitioning between child and adulthood. Thanks for the post.

[@emilyh.8704]

@@HouseOfFlippin as well around that time..my God if only I didn't know then what I know now..wasted years? Perhaps not, I wouldn't be who I am today without them..lonely? Hell yes, for some I lost along the way and wish I had just one more chance with them..😔❤

[@williamsweitzer3900]

I'm 53 years old and recently seen them in Cleveland with tears of joy running down my face.

[@KathyDyson]

one of the best songs of all time.

[@ladydianepoet]

Crying (a bit)... didn't realize this song could hit me like this now 40+ years after it first breathed its soul into my heart. Such complexity and beauty, timeless words. Blessed be*

[@cunobelinusX31]

I'm 64 listened to the stones all my life, every song has a meaning for me, a memory.

[@leedaniels8433]

Well said. A truly beautiful song. Hits you in the heart hard.

[@cathyrivera8712]

Aaaw,,,I agree,,,grew up w/ as well. A lot of beautiful meaning.

[@jacquelinefox2632]

💖🦊🐦

[@amandabeccue105]

I understand, reminds me of a friend who passed away. Wild horses couldn't take me away from him

[@puplover7991]

My God, Mick's vocals are spectacular here. They all sound fantastic. Wow. I don't think I could adore this song anymore than I do. Just wow.

[@javierfueyo6871]

Estoy con pup Lover sí bien lo extiendo al resto APASALOBIEN tøs

[@mikecooling6504]

Absolutely my favorite Stones diddy,now my favorite version

[@krokodyl1927]

pup lover Yeah! Mick can certainly sing well. He & Keith also wrote this gem. 👍👍

[@judithhitt6358]

The video was exquisitely done. The music, the lyrics and Mick and Keith hit it out of the park with this song. It transcens me back to Pittsburg, PA and the Rolling Stone Voodoo Lounge Tour. They were magnificent, commanded the stage. Afterwards, I and my sons gathered up all the memorabilia of the concert we could. I spent $200+ on posters, t-shirts, hats, you name it. Damn, what a performance. My sons were young but it made them Stones fans for life. We still talk about it today. I was so pumped up for that concert. I wore my black western hat. I attended cowboy style.

[@timf4015]

Beautifully done. One of the few Stones songs that I enjoy.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

My oldest brother passed away unexpectedly last month, this reminds me of what I’m feeling inside ~ a dull aching pain. R.I.P. Robert James🕊️🥀😿

[@paulajay473]

I am so sorry for your loss I hope you are doing well. I lost my daughter not to long ago,the pain is unbearable ,but I am told it will fade in time. I am not sure that's true.Take care dear and again I'm so sorry for your loss

[@lindagarland5223]

Peace to you!❤

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@paulajay473 Thank you for your kindness. I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your dear daughter. No words, so sad, bless you sweet person 🥹

[@donniekraus1273]

That pain is good for you

[@Djeepee78]

Sympathy to you, the fam and the close ones.

[@TrueBlueSue49]

If Wild Horses was released today it would still be an enormous hit! Timeless song

[@dawnjenniferclark4464]

Even in 2022

[@donmackay7610]

Personally I do reckon that if Michael Barrymoores Smash Hit 'Doing the Crab' Were rereleased it would probably be a Bigger Number One than these aul fogeys. Think about it. 🇬🇧

[@dawnjenniferclark4464]

@@donmackay7610 then you are very sad, deaf and needing to get out more, you obviously watch too much tv

[@donmackay7610]

@@dawnjenniferclark4464 Words of Wisdomness indeed. Yes. I seem to be a very vacuous character. 😣🇬🇧

[@MichelleCappellazzo]

Played this at my husband's funeral. He loved this song and played it so beautifully on his guitar ❤

[@Rightismight-w5r]

Bless his soul may you have love in your soul be well 🙏🏽 sincerely a universe sister 💔

[@deadheadri5779]

✌️💀💨🩵🐎🐎🐎

[@dawnbruning1121]

The Stones, will live on with there music. Never to be forgotten. Such great music❤🎵🎼🎵🎼

[@vart5692]

The world wouldn’t have been the same without music from The Rolling Stones

[@jodyvetter8889]

this is a perfect example of when music had such passion, songs were about love, kindness and had a heartbeat, had soul. not like todays songs of violence and hatred.Miss the 50s, 60s and 70s.This music will live forever

[@daveroberts4086]

Wild Horses 🐴. They couldn't drag me away and that's the Truth. When he went to see Her.

[@joebrownell3738]

TRUTH!

[@jx14aby]

The miracle is the Beatles and Rolling Stones arising from the ashes of WW II. Working class blokes who changed the world. I'm still hoping music can save us.

[@earnesthicks8899]

@@jodyvetter8889 Morning Dead or alive bon Joy

[@billyb2300]

Love this live version, Charlie, as always, just adds the perfect rolls when needed, and his sound and beat can never be replaced. I wish his wife and daughter, and granddaughter, all the best and I know that the first Holliday will be tough, but just get on the internet, and see how many people love your Charlie as well, almost as though we knew him personally, and I promise, that will bring smiles to your faces.

[@jeffsmith2022]

Amen, brother...

[@CoffeeGlss]

We miss you Charlie!

[@fairygodmomma2313]

Loving Charlie, and condolences to his loved ones.

[@CoffeeGlss]

Rest In Peace Charlie!

[@CoffeeGlss]

RIP Charlie Watts🙏

[@garethwilkinson3456]

God bless Charlie. Clearly one of the best bands ever.x

[@coops9871]

One of???

[@paulgreenway8766]

Best band ever and Charlie was the glue that held them together and fantastic drummer RIP Charlie watts legend

[@brianduffy2361]

The best in the business ever.

[@MrMarkstyles]

Keith was once asked how could he write so many great hits = His response 'I RECEIVE - I TRANSMIT' This was one of those songs, it is just magic. It struck me as profound the first time I heard it. It made me shed a tear. Still can work its magic.

[@antonigual]

It is said Gram Parsons made this song.

[@johnwilliams2479]

Maģick

[@judithhitt6358]

Still magical to listen to now and into all our tomorrow's. Indeed a classic..

[@auntissie]

Wow. I just commented and it was almost exactly what yours says! Great minds think alike. I thank god we grew up back then!

[@richardgonzales4685]

Such a powerful song beautifully written one of my all-time favorites from the stones.

[@MrFacundo7]

I'm still shocked by the news, rest in peace Charlie, you are already a shining legend 😢

[@aracelidomenech1645]

Ride The wild Horses, Charlie!!!RIP.

[@samanthastevens4164]

Having a night of Stones song to mourn Charlie Watts a true legend

[@samanthastevens4164]

@@aracelidomenech1645 great words

[@wendideleoncampbell4174]

🥲

[@sharonbishop7759]

Sadly missed! Charlie Watts

[@Msax50]

These guys are great. They should be famous.

[@NancyKeeling]

Lol

[@maxinewallace6213]

Some day..😂..lol

[@ChristopherBunheirao]

I agree Rolling Stone gets to the heart❤

[@ChristopherBunheirao]

Dont you agree?

[@ChristopherBunheirao]

For sure!!! Assume band!!!

[@eddieblack4568]

Best version , after all there years Mick stiill acts it out emotionally and Keith's harmony fills the whole room.

[@rockers2rockers616]

Greatest Rock/Blues/Country Band of all-time. There will never be another like The Rolling Stones. God bless you all gentlemen.

[@davegeisler7802]

Except the Beatles 🤩

[@davegeisler7802]

No one can challenge Lennon and Mc Cartney for their songwriting .. Nobody !!!! Even as much as I Iove The Stones , they were around much longer I will give you that but no Band can ever compare to what the Beatles did between 1960-1970

[@josehborba3004]

@@davegeisler7802 well you are right when it comes to song wrighters beatles are tops , but the beatles spend most of there career in the studio doing decordings stones are s tottaly different band. ,blues, rock and roll. ,country ,dance ,funk , stones love to perform ,stones are a the coolest greatest rock and roll band ,stones smokes the beatles ,especially with mick taylor 1969 to the end of 1974 stones were untouchable ,the 1997 1998 tour was spectacular.

[@davegeisler7802]

@@josehborba3004 totally agree , the Beatles got burnt out of Touring and called it quits in Aug ‘66. It’s amazing the energy that Mick still has at 80 .

[@josehborba3004]

@@davegeisler7802 yes its amazing the energy mick has ,and the stones are surprising still energetic, hope they can still keep it going a little bit longer ,actuay mick is 78, keith 77 ,Charlie is 80 , he is sitting out the up coming tour do to a illness ..

[@meemcielo2048]

One of the most beautiful songs ever

[@StanSwan]

I always think of the song as sad. Like a woman who you adore who says she does not love you anymore.

[@georgehorner1578]

Keith's voice has become more shot sounding in his old age, all those cigarettes , he shines here , always love the way Mick and Keith's voices melded.

[@alijane6893]

Always thought he had a beautiful voice. I read once that he was asked why he didn't sing lead more often and he said "then what would Mick do?"... don't remember where i heard that. True or not cracks me up.

[@s1hemp]

Those vocals are overdubbed. They're too good for it to be Keith.

[@jimfriendofashoe8584]

God.... I just fell in love with this song all over again... Fucking superb....

[@judithhitt6358]

Absolutely, it's superfragacalalisticexpealidouous.

[@maijaliepa119]

@@judithhitt6358 💙🙏💙 I Hear Gram Parsons Voice at about the 3/4 Mark .... such a beautiful surprise to hear Mick sound like Gram in those few words ...Mick kinda channels Gram’s voice in those few words ...... LOVE this version 💙🙏💙

[@MsDutchee]

This version is so beautiful that it makes me tear up every time I hear it. There is so much emotion in this version, Charlie, Mick , Keith and Ronnie seem so much in tune with each other and their own personal story with Wild Horses. Still not sure if my words caught my true feelings about this version

[@Methilde]

And Darryl Jones on bass.

[@arturolopez1550]

You hit the nail bro perfect execution, just superb

[@stephengrasso1474]

First time I heard this song 1973 in museum of natural history with my best friend he is gone now but always remember that day we had in Central Park

[@jmmacb03]

Remember when songs as great as this one were coming out every week? Classics that have lasted 30-40 years. I try to listen to new music today with an open mind, but most music that is played just falls short.

[@RJD0314]

Indeed....especially now, 7 years later!

[@LKilmister74]

You're not searching hard enough then

[@judithhitt6358]

Hey, all the music today is built upon the music from the classic Era of 50s-70s. I hear ya and I'm with you. If I'm in the car traveling, I tune my radio to the Classic sounds. Gets me down the highway every time. I love all music genre but nothing can compare to the Classic music. It will transcend all time. Timeless..

[@fastted3504]

Falls SHORT ? ? ? How about flat out sux ?!?!?!? NOTHING but untalented piles of waste.

[@davidplyler8173]

@@LKilmister74 I agree there's some good new music out there, just got to look for it.

[@captainmidnight357]

1972 U of Maryland.. After dark walking between dorms..open window..this was playing..magical undergrad moment.

[@neighneigh63]

My sister who's 16 yrs older than I introduced me to the rolling stones when I was only 3 I've loved this song for 56 yrs now its still one of the most beautiful songs ever ❤❤❤

[@cormacdavid7355]

Hello Renee 👋 how are you doing today, hope you’re having a great weekend??

[@neighneigh63]

Hello🙂

[@cormacdavid7355]

@@neighneigh63 how are you doing today, hope you’re good??

[@jmmacb03]

Man, remember when there were songs as good as this coming out every week? They also have stood the test of time as classics.

[@andrepetersen7241]

P pnrlp

[@andrepetersen7241]

Jou is 9.,ö,

[@karlhasselberg1668]

Yeah. No one makes classics like this no more. ....

[@josephross3812]

The Rolling Stones are such a great band so glad I grew up listening too them and seeing them in concert

[@susanhess8396]

And I'm not an unhappy person..........it's the solemnity in this song..................I could just stand and cry EVERY TIME I listen to it. It Is a magical song...........

[@a.c.4732]

...could make me feel bitter- treat you unkind / ...faith has been broken - tears must be cried / and the real killer : I have my freedom But I don't have much time ... These kind of emotions come with indepth life experience. They were in their 20's (probs earlier) when they wrote this .

[@shahrul1962]

Thank you Charlie Watts for the countless rhythmic drumming you created together with your band mates. Your beats lives with us for the rest of our lives, and till we meet again, may God makes you our drummer in Heaven. RIP Sir.

[@thomashugus5686]

Wild horses! Sticky fingers! My absolute favorite stones album and the blues ! Ludes went quite well with this album

[@undermoonlightglow]

Absolutely beautiful. I got to see The Rolling Stones in 1975 in Dallas, TX in the Cotton Bowl. They were young and bold.

[@BurtWhitten]

i saw them n indy 91 had 10 tickets

[@ronnie9187]

I am 57, visited my first concert of the Stones in 1982, was a fan in my earliest childhood and still am.

[@beverlygross6852]

Will ALWAYS be one of my favorites, the song and the band! Never gets old…

[@Mr1duane1]

LOL, if they are anything they are old!!

[@patrickdunn8918]

No words can do this justice.

[@dollyk123knudson4]

Thank you. Life without all of these talented people. The music, the lyrics!!!!!!!!

[@roberttomashot2945]

Only a couple of songs that get to me...this is one of them.❤️

[@aerch1968]

My, these guys favorite song. Unique, great, solemn.

[@gryphus64]

Yes this will go down in rock history as a seminal recording. Thanks to the Rolling Stones and their music!

[@rasputinsliver9092]

When Mick's in the studio or merely rehearsing he drops the stage persona antics and vocalizations and really digs into the songs with such impressive feeling.

[@debbieandrews5500]

It's ecstasy

[@judithhitt6358]

You verbalized that so well it actually transported me there in the studio to enjoy that mesmerizing experience. That would make anyone's day.

[@esthermenard680]

My name is Esther. I was in Franklin Village Reformatory School with my mixed niece

[@johnmair1697]

So good just so good yes

[@johnmair1697]

So good just so good yes

[@42awww]

I know the Stones in and out, and nothing in this world could replace this song in my heart.

[@stephenleyden9559]

Ditto

[@bobbilochbaum2308]

Love this tune. Thanks for the memories it brings

[@douglaslucas7612]

Living at Atlantic Beach NC,, on my own at ,14, sleeping in the sand under piers and surfing from sunrise until sunset. Eating once every 3 days, stolen food while tourist ate shrimp platters and stayed in hotels, long hippie hair, and loving it All. 1970!!! Everytime I hear this song I shared with surfer friends who are ALL dead now

[@karlhasselberg1668]

One of many great classics...!❤😂

[@michaelnorris7002]

Been there

[@craigpothier6350]

A timeless c Asic Man I love you guys! A timeless classic ! We,ll tide Ridfe

[@jackierosenthal2719]

I’m glad you survived. I’m sorry you went through that.

[@colleenwinters8515]

love ya mick!!!!The Rolling Stones bring this world sooooooooooooooooo much JOY!!!!

[@brianmcguire6208]

What a beautiful rendition of wild horses,Blessed to have seen and heard this ,never saw this before .God Bless.

[@rheailiarome2287]

Aren't they brilliant even after all the years one still feels moved by the beauty of the melody and the words. Love the Stones so many memories 🙏

[@graemetaylor1765]

This is why they will always be the GREATEST band ever!! 😎

[@franciscorafael7975]

Por siempre.

[@We-are-star-stuff]

I was 13 years old and babysitting when I first put this record on. Wow I was amazed then and remain amazed at how beautiful this song is!

[@1Winoh]

this should have 50 million views. one of the finest pieces of recorded music ever!

[@denisedonahue-perreira929]

I've always loved this song, this is a beautiful version so crystal clear. Didn't realize the inspiration behind the song, what a gift!

[@ChirePannier-j2o]

That's the song I played at my brother's funeral

[@susanhess8396]

It was a favorite when I was three ( sister is 12 years older and a stones fan) Still at 57, one of my favorite songs. My husband knows how much I love this...............if one of us is upset or stressed we play this................it is an emotional bandaid. It makes me happy hearing it....I have heard it so, so many times. It just doesn't wear out. I know it never will. It is just a stunner of a song.............I have lived through many stunning songs.

[@victorrodea7163]

@Susan Hess...your words hit home and yes it is "an emotional bandaid" well said young lady.

[@dennisjones2124]

65 now.....still having tears....2024

[@BradSouthon-op8si]

Same, we were so blessed with great soulful music back then, Beatles, Pink Floyd, CCR, Led Zeppelin etc etc and some of the very best Black music.

[@David-j6r5i]

Old Rock and Rollers never die , we/may pass but live on forever

[@markdavies8675]

This song let alone the whole album shows the brilliance and sensitivity of a band who mature like a fine wine. Have sadly had to play this like many others at highly personal moments. One love n respect ❤️💛💚😪

[@GrannySan-v9l]

Same reason I'm lovin' Western Stars by B Springsteen From the gentle Hitch Hikin' to the complex pieces, it's the maestro's latest

[@jimketelings863]

Keith's guitar playing and backing vocals are sentational

[@puplover7991]

Yes!

[@westerling8436]

both pre-recorded

[@jbstonesfan]

Yes and yes. Keith has more power in those simple strokes than the popular fanboy speed guitarists could ever hope to have.

[@AnthonyBurrito1313]

@@westerling8436 By Keith

[@westerling8436]

@@AnthonyBurrito1313 by Ronnie

[@kristabrakowski5307]

I'm here too,54 and the Rolling Stones are the soundtrack to my life!!

[@cosbyikaev2584]

Bro, I'm 71 and been always late to college in the morning bc was listening Sticky Fingers. Hats off to Mick Taylor and the rest of the band. Sad Charlie Watts not with us. Time is relentless. But, yeah, we are still here, my friend, together having fun :))

[@poppacapps5573]

I could say the same thing, and I'm 70. It was so cool to grow up with the stones. They definitely help define the mid to late sixties.

[@jaredfleischer8966]

Fifty four As well and you said it the rolling stowe're what we rolled stoned two

[@jaredfleischer8966]

...it said stones are. auto correct AI shows why i am not scared it'll take over... can't even write 1 sentence without fn it up

[@zanylady8508]

One of my all time favorite songs. Love this. 💕

[@jeanfitzgerald4732]

This has been my husband and mine song since we meet in 2007 and still so much in love with either .

[@darlenebaker7294]

Lots of love 💕 after 59 years..My mom l listen to all your songs before she died when I was 6 months

[@bradleyadamson6925]

my uncle died and we played this as his funeral. RIP mike hunt :,)

[@dawnferrarini3394]

Keith you did good and the boys helped make this a classic. Love ya....keep rockin.

[@kanolemaster]

fucking song makes me tear up every time.. thanks STONES...your art is appreciated.

[@eddieblack4568]

So good it is perfect, notice how after years of singing this song Mick still gets mesmerized and lost in singing it still acting out his emotions in physical gestures and how Keith so effortlessly does that harmony over him that fills the whole room.This was part of The Rolling Stones love affair with country and western music brought on by the friendship of Keith Richards and Gram Parsons, who was the catalyst that bridged rock and country and western in the early 1970's no Gram Parsons, no Eagles , no Poco, no Wild Horses and all the rest!

[@joseluisfelippi3869]

Perfect post, congrats.

[@pinkyandrexa]

I agree wholeheartedly… and tonight I unfortunately decided to check out an X-Factor contestant's version of this song. I know the lad wanted to show what his voice could do, but he took that beautiful, hooky chorus and murdered it by taking it up by an octave and belting it out like some demented eunuch club singer. The original melody was changed, where it should really not have been. I had to listen to this Stones' version of it again, to quell that horrible sound in my head, of art being nailed to the cross of commerce.

[@eddieblack4568]

lol.

[@eddieblack4568]

I believe this song was actually written by Keith and Gram Parsons together!, could be wrong but think I read that somewhere.

[@dirkbag22]

Eddie Black Don't know if you read Keith's great book, but this song definitely came from that period.

[@RobertMattson-c7y]

Love this song.

[@loriwilson6161]

My favorite band EVER!! Talent overflowing. We'll so miss you Charlie.

[@ukguy6762]

The greatest rock roll band in the world 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@chevelleburke2062]

There music has always been insightful love them ❤

[@auntissie]

I'm still so thankful to have seen them live 4 times... what a show each & every time. This song always made tears fall from my eyes; not sad... Just soulful.

[@richardgonzales4685]

I have seen them twice the first show I ever went to was in dallas at the cotton bowl back in early eighties on holloween.A show I will never forget amazing.

[@1mmafrka]

I get the chills when I hear this song. Just love it.

[@zaggyzigg5043]

I Still Get Chills ..

[@alanslade2319]

Been there done that. And still watching and loving 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💯🍻👍

[@brendabrown7864]

Saw Stones when they hit America 🇺🇸 in 1965 I was a young ten Agee one of the best concerts I have ever seen they were incredible. Tickets were $7.50 never again will ever happen beautiful memories ♥️🌹🖤

[@boris4626]

Love Keith's playing in this. That lick/fill he does at 0:44 is just perfect. A lot to be said about things played simply, yet absolutely perfectly.

[@angelicaluce3230]

THINGS PLAYED SIMPLY - THATs what it's all about - in ANY genre. GOD BLESS STONES

[@victorrodea7163]

Keith is a master at filling in at all guitar playin...

[@s1hemp]

No so sure that's Keith.

[@mrpupulin]

Yeah man I was thinking exactly the same thing !! And IT IS Keith playing !!

[@s1hemp]

Antonio Viale Keith was playing mostly chords on what sounds like a 12 string. The fill, if I'm thinking of the same one referenced, sound like a 6 string. Ronnie was the one adding the fills.

[@stuartsiglain3972]

Absolutely beautiful rendition of this song ❤️🎵❤️🎵

[@kurttokolosj870]

❤️

[@martinamanecke3622]

I like the atmosphere there and how everybody is closer to himself than being on stage. Mick shows his qualities as a singer so much better, because he permits us to get there to feel him

[@julienordmark5875]

I first heard this song when my sister bought me Sticky Fingers, Years ago, I think I was 11. I fell in love with it immediately. Now in my mid forties, I find myself listening to it often. It helps me get through whatever feelings I'm going through! Love The Stones!!

[@katewiseman8242]

RIP Charlie, you will be surely missed. I've been listening to the Rolling Stones since the 60's. I love them all dearly.

[@davebarber3827]

This song is right up there with the very best, such a wonderful performance. Still the best band out there they are survivors. 👌👌👌👍

[@matthewpasher2738]

How anyone could not like this song is beyond belief

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

“I bought them for you”.

[@lindasturges5576]

One of my favorite Stones songs - Beautiful.

[@andybetz.9978]

Hi Linda

[@dodgeman808080]

I'm here for Charlie. RIP & thanks for the memories!

[@daltondogger]

In the top 100 of my favorite songs .

[@Rock_Girl_Daze]

Top 10 ❤️

[@SherriLevesque]

My man 😢 loved the Stones...God how I miss you ❣️ Rest Easy Greggo 😢

[@blakewestdyk6660]

Thank you. My magnificent musicians, throughout the years of your elegance and masterpieces of work on behalf of the commissioner to the Denver public library, we had ventured to hold such worth of value. Spending one million dollars of the year of 1995 On the public structure that we know today in the Denver metro area called the Denver public library.We decided to construct another building across the street eighteen years later. The supreme court of appeals was constructed of the building size to be the same but an astonishing increase of value had cost close six hundred million dollars. In a world that lost all value, please.Know, but I still hold great value to those who defend the wild horses that are truly priceless today.Thank you for the commission masterpiece Wild horses

[@barbaramccroy8663]

I love this song so much. It’s very deep and tender! Although as I laugh to my self I saw The Rolling Stones in concert and it was the funnest and wildest concert I had ever been to. I was with about 5 other friends and we had a “blast” it was one great song and performance after another . Bryan Adams opened up for them. That was a great unforgettable night! Thank you to The Rolling Stones for this great memory.😊

[@dougstrickland6545]

my dear friend and band member loved to sing this song.when i hear it, i think of him and what an incredible person he was!

[@suzannprice4440]

This is the best breathtaking, rip your heart from you version. Pure, raw and beautiful.