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[@AW11-e4h]

Greatest Rock n Roll band ever 🤘

[@brianmiller6055]

Keith Richards played lead guitar on this with Mick Taylor playing rhythm

[@TheTempleOfBoom]

yeah.I dont think so..Keith couldnt play that lead , or any lead for that matter .

[@brianmiller6055]

@@TheTempleOfBoom Andy Johns, who produced this track, said it was Keith. He would know since he was there and saw it happen.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

@@TheTempleOfBoomAnyone with an ear can tell that’s a Keith Richards solo, and not a Mick Taylor one. As stated above, Andy Johns tells a great story about how “Bitch” came to fruition. To paraphrase: he said the rest of the band was in the studio working on the song and that it was going nowhere until Keith showed up, ate a bowl of cereal, plugged his guitar in, and completely transformed the song. Andy describes it as the moment he realized the significance of Keith Richards.

[@markwilliams5606]

Wrong! Mick Taylor was Lead. Richards went to the Telecaster. That's a Rhythm Guitar.

[@TheTempleOfBoom]

You are correct . watched a performance of Bitch , at the Marque club ,circa 1972 , and it is indeed Keith playing lead . my bad .@@brianmiller6055

[@mrmusic248]

Bobby Keys,on sax, and Jim Price on the trumpet, add their goodness to this classic..

[@gtronable]

Stones have always had badass horn sections on their songs...

[@user-qv2ur2bw3z]

The worlds Greatest Rock & Roll band ever I love me some Stones can never go wrong with them

[@25svbn]

😂 definitely the greatest rock and roll band of time. The bad boys of rock. They were never afraid to tackle contrarversial social issues in their songs. Proof that they are the greatest is that they're still recording today. Awesome! Love them. Love you two as well. ❤😂🇨🇦

[@georgedilligaf8570]

Bitch" was conceived during the Sticky Fingers sessions in October 1970. Richards was late that day, but when he arrived he transformed a loose jam into the trademark riff found on the released take. Andy Johns claimed: When we were doing "Bitch," Keith was very late. Jagger and Mick Taylor had been playing the song without him and it didn't sound very good. I walked out of the kitchen and he was sitting on the floor with no shoes, eating a bowl of cereal. Suddenly he said, Oi, Andy! Give me that guitar. I handed him his clear Dan Armstrong Plexiglass guitar, he put it on, kicked the song up in tempo, and just put the vibe right on it. Instantly, it went from being this laconic mess into a real groove. And I thought, Wow. THAT'S what he does.[5]

[@thekingcobra63]

The guitar kills on this track so much the flawless drumming by Charlie Watts gets overlooked

[@vicprovost2561]

The world's greatest rock band! They are at least in the conversation. This was one of the best songs on Sticky Fingers, an album full of them. Next, try Can't You Hear Me Knocking, another classic tune, an epic with a twist everyone loves. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎷🎶

[@glennsuarez2170]

Next should be Can’t You Hear Me Knockin

[@tbryan5313]

My favorite band!

[@thelowe6393]

"When you call my name....salivate like a Pavlov's dog", has got to be one of the slickest lyric lines ever!

[@jamessomers8808]

Oh, you almost got me, I couldn’t remember the riff for the song, but when I heard it, I was so excited. Rock ‘n’ roll baby.

[@carlbaker7242]

They been doing historical rock and roll for decades. Always a quick big thumbs-up.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

3:18 Good comment about the swagger...And that was the Stone's image..the bad boys of Rock N' Roll, drug using, hedonistic heathens and they lived life like it, too. ( Tony Sanchez, Longtime pal of Keith Richards and author of "Up And Down with the Rolling Stones, 1981) As for Keith's playing, I always loved his solos..none of 'em ever had the same sound, very creative . Bobby Keys was the session sax player who played on many of thier records.

[@tonygrohovsky1328]

Thanks for this, try "Shattered" next!

[@petertuplin7759]

Mick Taylor(quit band in 74) and Keith Richards on guitars 🎸 Charlie Watts on 🥁 drumz (passed away in 21)Bill Wyman bass(retired in 91). Jagger of course sings. Bobby Keyes on saxophone 🎷 passed away in 2016.❤ Ron Wood been in the band since 75. 🎸 Brian Jones original leader who put the Stones together died in 1969😢

[@barrydehatchett8692]

"Hot Stuff" from the Black and Blue album has Billy Preston on piano...it's an old one from the 70's

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Beat me to it Barry! That was a groove that every cover band, including my own that heard it, jumped on it. Nice one.

[@surlechapeau]

Asia & BJ, you’ll love their "Honky Tonk Women", "Jumpin Jack Flash" and "Angie"!!!!

[@how-to-linux.]

What about "Brown Sugar" ?

[@surlechapeau]

@@how-to-linux. they reacted to that song Feb 4, 2022

[@surlechapeau]

they reacted to Brown Sugar on 2-4-22 @@how-to-linux.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

The Stones rode into America right alongside The Beatles in the British Invasion. The Beatles were every parent's wet dream for their daughters; cute, well behaved, wholesome, singing, I Wanna Hold Yor Hand... The parents loved them. The Rolling Stones had bad boy DNA, they were singin: I Just Wanta Make Love to You. They were dangerous. The parents hated them. Who do you suppose the daughters found irresistible?

[@purplebeard1526]

Jagger just has that swag you can't fake. Pretty cool song. This band has been doing it since the 60s....

[@PLBricklin]

its THE ROLLING STONES ... thats all 100 Percentage

[@cdnpicker]

As others have said, this is Keith Richards on Lead, Mick Taylor on Rhythm which is not uncommon but usually it’s the other way around. 95% sure it’s a Keef riff though. Bobby Keys on Sax and Jim Price on Trumpet, they played wit so many of the greats and in my opinion, this is the best iteration of this band including the producer Jimmy Miller.

[@robertschiavone5159]

The greatest music lives on because of reactors like yourselves and hopefully for another 50+years it still will..can't say that about today's music

[@JonEFever1]

This and Gimme Shelter are my two favorite Stones songs

[@jamiedorey2124]

This is my favorite Stones track. I’m glad you guys dig it!!

[@keithmurphy5356]

Keith Richards, the riff master, playing the rare lead....That groove is MEAN....

[@patriciatolliver4057]

Patty- For a change, you should hear Lady Jane. 180 degree turn. Keith Richard's is the lead guitar, Bill Wyman is the bassist, Brian Jones is the Rhythm Guitar. Charlie Watts was the drummer.

[@Az777]

One of their best!

[@TheTempleOfBoom]

Mick Taylor on guitar.....the best guitarist the Stones ever had .

[@gernblanston5697]

A classic Mick verse: Sometimes I'm sexy, move like a stud, feel like kickin' the stall all night, sometimes I'm so shy, got to be worked on, don't have no bark or bite.

[@jlmain5777]

They were so heavily influenced by Chuck Berry. You have to watch the movie “Hail Hail Rock ‘n’ Roll. Keith Richards puts together a great band to back Berry in a hometown performance in a historic St. Louis theatre.

[@kevinmarker-cz3bx]

That's exactly why warrior cultures utilized horns. Presents and distinct scaling..horns can speak.

[@gregdayton786]

This album totalky efin kils it! Great alvum from 1971!

[@jlb6]

The addition of Mick Taylor after Brian James died brought an incredible player to the band. Keith continues of course

[@daniel_1969]

This rock song is a classic one. Unforgettable riff and saxo.

[@EC-dz3fb]

Sooo 𝗴𝗹𝗮𝗱 you guys dug this! That brass is first rate!!! ♡

[@shilohmiller4641]

Asia and BJ please KZbin Rolling Stones live in Texas 1972. There are several songs where you can watch the most amazing live performance . I believe the early 70s when Mick Taylor was on lead guitar they were best rock ‘n’ roll band of all time. please check out that particular concert. I’m not sure if they were in Houston or Dallas. guarantee you will love every second of the show.😎

[@srenkaarepetersen9034]

The beat in this song is insane.

[@intergalacticnutcracker5884]

You know another hidden gem Paula Abdul rush rush i hardly see anyone do a reaction on that video but its definitely a great song

[@MrThumbs63]

My #3 Stones song.

[@kevincaulder20]

One of the last great songs from their run with Mick Taylor in their lineup. Arguably, the best players this group ever put forward. DANCE LITTLE SISTER, (DO, DO, DO, DO, ) HEARTBREAKER, IYS P LY ROCK-N-ROLL (BUT I LIKE IT) and the rare gem FINGERPRINT FILE cut loose throbbing rhythm and energy, represent some of the greatest recordings in their catalog. I remember buying the compilation album Made in the Shade for ITS ONLY ROCK-N-ROLL, ANGIE, and HAPPY, and it sold me forever on this band. After the first couple of paychecks from my after-school job in my senior year of high school, I started going to Peaches Record store every week and bought at least one cassette of the back catalog. I have since upgraded to cds and am glad I did. Because over 5o years later, their music still kicks ass. How about ONE HIT TO THE BODY next? Keep going and enjoy

[@georgedilligaf8570]

That’s Keith playing lead , not Taylor

[@kevincaulder20]

@georgedilligaf8570 I know that. I just meant that he left the band after soon afterward. The lineup with Mick Taylor was their best, in my opinion.

[@davidberlin3042]

The quintessential Stones song!

[@jackgilchrist]

Now that's rock and roll, baby. Beatles eat your heart out! 😉 Though when I first saw the title, I thought "hmmm, I've never heard of a Stones song called B@tch, must be one of their newer ones..." Then it dawned on me... "Ohhhh, it's Bitch, duh." I've been kind of a space cadet today. And I don't even smoke the bud anymore. Must be dain bramage. 😂

[@robdrummond9313]

Live version of this is great

[@LOKISlog7]

So many great Stones songs. I think you both will love Harlem Shuffle

[@mjp3186]

A very nice reaction on the music😊 on point. Thanks

[@deeg8849]

Guys, the truck with the Stones is two guitars, weaving off each other playing a groove

[@davidhoward8862]

Mick Taylor on lead guitar. He replaced Brian Jones in 1969, and left in 1974 as he said he wouldn't survive if he stayed

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It's not Taylor on lead; it's Keith.

[@larryleyba6496]

I will be going to check out the Mick Jagar and Kieth Richards shredding at Aligiant Stadium in Vegas. It will be my 5th time. Unfortunately, the late Charlie Watts won't be banging the big bass drum and the also diseased Bobby Keys won't be blowing that Saxaphone that was such a huge part of the Stones sound during the era that this song came out. Many great songs feature Bobby's Sax. Rip this Joint, Sweet Virginia, Brown Sugar, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Emotional Rescue, Tumblin Dice, Happy, which is sung by Kieth Richards, just to name a few.

[@cojaysea]

You should listen to Far away eyes the official promo . Jagger is hilarious imitating a southerner from the south .

[@austinartica8002]

There U Go

[@doomhunter697]

They are still at it, they just released a new album. Give 'Angry' a listen.

[@normankennith7919]

shades of 'get ready' by the temptations!!!

[@maureenwagg5305]

They've been together over 60 years. Try their new song called Angry. Released a few months ago now.

[@scotttrainer9704]

The Rolling Stones never allowed personnel ego get in the way of having other greats join in their music, a lot of groups would never do that.

[@roberttompkins6489]

Keith is driving this bus.

[@seanw9193]

Yall made me laugh so hard at the end. 😂

[@randyhodges8782]

Louder!

[@brianvernon249]

This song! As a kid, I knew the riff and knew it was the Stones, but the title…..no one could tell me.

[@RedSinter]

Hug's Y'all Yeah them Horn's was driving it and they also made them Gee Tars Stand out for the contrast... and Keith was channeling back to their Ole Blues Days like Little Red Rooster... Now BJ you better be careful... you walking on some thin ice... with that Cheer Leaders thing...Brau...

[@RedSinter]

Hugs again Y'all frankly I had forgotten just how hot that cut was... Thanks for reminding me... have you two ever heard of Geoff Carlucci and Voice Play? Cuz if'n you haven't you might wanna give their cover of Seven Nation Army or Geoff's Aint No Sunshine a twirl as well...

[@mrmusic248]

As always, Charlie Watts solid in the pocket, with Bill Wyman at his side.

[@timbaker6540]

Roses on your grave is my favorite Stones song

[@shawnbowzer3204]

Name of that song is Dead Flowers.

[@gtronable]

Keith Richards man, godfather of badass rhythm guitar....influenced so many future players....

[@aubreyperry4096]

Mick Taylor is on guitar. Keith richards is on rythm

[@lenric58]

I think that’s Mick Taylor on lead guitar. He joined the band after Brian Jones died

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It’s actually Keith on lead.

[@northernlight2598]

There is no "greatest rock band ever", just a lotta great rock bands! That being said, I love the Stones.

[@markwilliams5606]

Mick Taylor brought the Southern Rock to the Stones. Hanging around Muscle Shoals Alabama. Blackberry Smoke Carry on 🌄🏁

[@retiredfirelt586]

BJ, you should have been on the swim team... I have never seen such a good "back stroke" before. #TeamBJ

[@ljpuente8916]

One of the best they were voted second best rock and roll band on one list and number 3 on the other but number one was the same on both list

[@timbaker6540]

The Stones were an English Blues band that evolved into a rock band

[@Micknkeithable]

Same album: 1971 Peak Stones Check out also: Can’t You Hear Me Knockin? and Moonlight Mile

[@Boatzilla2]

Thanks Asia and BJ. This song is so good and I agree, Asia. While the guitar riff is stellar, the horns make this song for me, and make it sound like no one but the Stones. Man, that cheerleader bit was comedy gold. You both had me crackin' up.

[@brandonfizer4094]

Keith Richards (lead) and Mick Taylor (rhythm) on guitar

[@T-ShirtMagic]

If Anything Goes Here Then I *Double Dare* You To React To *"The Rolling Stones - Star Star (Live) - Official"* Great Brave Choice Guys! Keep It Up.

[@LordEagle]

The Stones are BAD ASS,,,,💥💥💥😎

[@paxonearth]

Hell yeah!!

[@josemenendez4454]

Kathy Richardd and Brian Jones on guitar the original bad boys

[@MySundin13]

wicked track. nice choice guys 🎉

[@AsiaandBJ]

Glad you like it!

[@how-to-linux.]

Classic Rolling Stones lineup: Jagger - Vocals and Hardon Richards - Lead Axe Taylor - Rhythm Axe Wyman - Bass Axe Watts - Drums

[@rickpetersen1745]

Wrong, not at this time period. Brian Jones was still in the band.

[@surlechapeau]

@@rickpetersen1745 Brian Jones very little musically to the Rolling Stones 1969 and died 7/3/69. Song is from 1971.

[@dsgp7835]

Next to SATISFACTION, this is my favorite Stones song.

[@jamesburns8827]

Man horn section and rock and roll go together like peas and carrots

[@arjaylee]

Bobby Keys and Jim Price on the Brass

[@melvinwomack3717]

Every time I hear this song I can hear Otis Redding singing it for some reason 😅 2:29

[@purplebeard1526]

BJ, you know you f*d up at the end LOL.

[@keeponrollin7922]

Gotta do tumblin dice

[@MySundin13]

Keith Richards IS the Stones....his solo albums are amazing as well

[@ezed3902]

BJ is funny! You too are great.

[@janechapman6448]

Bad boys..you got that one right. That's the Stones.

[@user-fp9qg3qm5b]

This is a good song. Imho, Gimme Shelter is by far their best song along with Sympathy for the Devil. but I think u guys reacted to that. MONKEY MAN is another of the great songs of all time. Can't you hear me knocking is a timeless classic also. GOD BLESS.

[@Gordy63]

That guitar is all Keith Richard’s on this one. Raw and dirty 🤘. Stones were always great at incorporating horns into their music. If you like the Stones/horns combo then you HAVE to check out All Down the Line from their 1972 concert in Texas (“Ladies and Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones”). Man, that is Rolling Stones at peak form and when the horns kick in while Jagger’s singing “won’t you be my little baby for a while” - it is rock and roll perfection!

[@TheTempleOfBoom]

Thats not keith on lead.....................

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

@@TheTempleOfBoomHaha, it's 100% Keith on lead. It doesn't even sound like a Taylor solo. Are you deaf?

[@TheTempleOfBoom]

Can you read ? I added a comment after I watched a performance of the Stones in 72 , @@fuchsiaswing8545

[@Gordy63]

Facts! 💯 Keith on lead on this one. It’s well documented that Mick Taylor and Mick Jagger were trying to figure out a lead and Keith walked into the studio and realed off this great lead and they were like ….done, perfect!

[@ezed3902]

Charlie Watts is an underrated drummer!

[@rogerwolstenholme2710]

Johnny Depp used Keith Richards the Guitarist as inspiration for Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean....lol

[@tonyherrera2570]

The horns definitely added to Funk of this song… As far as who was playing lead guitar? I’m guessing but probably Keith Richards….

[@digger65uk]

RIP Karl Wallinger from World Party. PLEASE would you listen to Message in the Box, Is it Like Today or She’s the One to honour Karl. THANK YOU. 💟☮️

[@titovanzappa4629]

Obstinato keith!! Rockkk!!

[@TheBurr75]

Savage track

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Bobby Keys on sax.

[@kevinmarker-cz3bx]

Ya'll hit the combined works..usins gonna have your life changed...party up

[@SPOOKY.698]

The Stones rock out

[@curtisransom6883]

BJ is right the cheerleader’s is half the reason guys went to the game

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Watch it BJ! Asia is one fine lady! Stop playing!

[@artsilva]

"that one time at Band Camp..." 😂