i just wanna make love to you

[@270yis7]

My favorite era of the Stones...young, raw, dangerous.

[@HeyJude12301]

Yes!!

[@pamm8608]

Agree! The Beatles were girly men in comparison.

[@Joe-wo7rg]

I agree

[@gdawg1585]

​@@pamm8608The Beatles were far from girly the fuck are you on?

[@andrespalacios1122]

​​@@pamm8608If I were you, I would be better off issuing such vilified ignominy... At any moment, a member of a certain sect inclined towards the 'fabulous 4' (👀🤭) will emerge, to go for your jugular. PS: Tavistock MK Ultra indoctrination lesson number one: do not allow any hint of criticism against the Liverpudlian...

[@BradyDale04]

The Jones era is definitely my favorite era of The Rolling Stones.

[@SwedeProof]

LOVE Brian's harp playing!

[@elenikorkodelaki2695]

Yesssss!!!!!!

[@barbarablonsky7521]

Freakin’ Brian Jones on harmonica…..amazing!

[@SRodrigoAlberto]

Brian Jones the first punk rocker on this material world 2:08 NO JONES NO STONES

[@elsolitario1741]

asi es o sea Damn Right

[@jefroe10]

couldn't agree more..been saying so for 50 years,Rodrigo!

[@terrycarthy4433]

Stones had limited success after Brian Jones died huh....?

[@ChainNonSmoker]

Brian Stones

[@elenikorkodelaki2695]

@@ChainNonSmoker Immortal Brian Jones 🙏👏👏👏 Forever ‼️

[@briancorcoran8266]

Jones just ripping on those harmonicas

[@robertvanderclock2657]

Man, when I first heard this and "Not Fade Away" in early '64 I was just blown away by the Stones! A forever fan, from that point on.

[@jamesquigley7693]

Brian Jones sure ripped it up on the harp.

[@Joe-wo7rg]

Brian Jones and Keith Relf were two great blues harp players.

[@TheaterPup]

Brian's harp is everything. :D

[@DocReasonable]

Wyld how Brian and Mick start shouting at the end... DIG IT!!

[@kennis2641]

No Jones, No Stones

[@motorcityquig]

Kennis The Stones lost their soul when Brian died

[@fernandovilelalobao6895]

Stones did their best albuns without Brian. Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers e Exile.

[@lindaaaa2005]

@@fernandovilelalobao6895 Aftermath it´s the best album from the Stones

[@fernandovilelalobao6895]

@@lindaaaa2005 , oh, i respect your Point of Wiew. I like aftermath too. It's a great álbum.

[@motorcityquig]

The Stones had a different mojo with the women than the Beatles.

[@saamohod]

They were emanating Alpha vibe, Beatles were on the contrary cosy Betas.

[@barbarablonsky7521]

When I first heard this song in 1964, I immediately knew “ the Beatles are for babies”. I became a Rolling Stones fan!

[@Ilovemusic793]

@@saamohodthe reality if you read was far different

[@Ilovemusic793]

@@saamohod that was the public perception both groups agreed too , the stones would be negative and beatles positive. However if you read any book on the beatles like Shout! By Philip Norman youd see that the beatles literally invented rock and roll star debauchery

[@andrespalacios1122]

Hahahahahahaha... There they are... it didn't take long for them to appear... Sooner or later, hordes of intolerant mastiffs from the beatle sect always emerge, to make it clear that they are the creators of everything. What a complex they have, for God's sake...

[@ellahooke8914]

Rolling stones best band ever love this song from Ella

[@johndean4765]

No question best band of all time and the most exciting especially the brian jones early days they make any of todays lot sound boring.

[@rachelmiller6295]

I love the 1960s Rolling Stones look here :)

[@homonavitus6113]

Stones were really punks in that 64-66 era.

[@ronnieradkebiggestfan]

I love the harp in this song

[@mikalunknown]

Hey...woow.... Brian....💙💙

[@ligarrinzani6710]

Man mick sounds really awesome here, imo hes the first punk rocker frontman.

[@LasLupin]

Brian Jones is the only PunK Rocker on this performance!

[@Jefferson1969-u4s]

The most exciting band on the planet at this moment

[@barbarablonsky7521]

When I first heard this song in 1964, I immediately knew “ The Beatles are for babies” and became a Rolling Stones fan❤️❤️❤️

[@heatherc772]

The real rolling stones. Eric Burdon similarities.

[@motorcityquig]

Muddy Waters would dig this version of his tune

[@andrespalacios1122]

IMHO, the most adorable and endearing of all phases: Youthful Debauchery. Chaotic and anarchic. And on the rise. The Manichean establishment condemned them as the amoral impulse of Rock. Then things would get darker: they forever establish unimagined concepts as part of the Pop alphabet. Danger and decay.

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

This makes me laugh so much 🤣

[@田中洋子-y9t]

ブライアンのハープ、最高ですね♪

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

This is awesome! 🥰

[@CarlosReus]

Happy 80th birthday (26/7/1943) Mick Jagger !

[@heatherc772]

Great upload symbolkid

[@serendavies7375]

That's amazing! 🤩

[@federicamartorano4949]

please Mick is so pretty

[@fernandovilelalobao6895]

Great band

[@barthelemiferrerie647]

The Rolling Stones ♥️♥️♥️♥️Brian cool love beautiful ♥️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏

[@chadevans7488]

Bill's night off or something?

[@aidenemerson8545]

Does anyone know what key harps brian is playing here?

[@Ore_Rock]

ROCK'N’ROLL!!!

[@yoaden2630]

what year was this vid taken

[@edegardchavez7168]

1964

[@trajanoserravallijr39]

ótimo inspiracion expiracion com ha cavidade bucal em harmônica brasil gaita

[@MrPenroz]

*Lo que todo hombre que se aprecie de tal quiere*

[@mickeymouse2733]

ブライボンのハモニカ、 冴えとるなぁ😱

[@dorzsboss]

Brian looks quite old.