ROLLING STONES--VARIOUS FILM CLIPS FROM 1965/66

[@mathstar4176]

Hey Rolling Stones, good luck with the 2024 Tour, you are still the greatest on the planet. Hey we are all kinda grown up now but that's OK, that's OK. Didn't want grow up but there you go!! ❤❤❤❤

[@dondamon4669]

How these 3 middle class and 2 working class lads learnt how to rock n ROLL so well and do it better then anyone else is as much a miracle to me as 3 working class lads and 1 middle class lad from Liverpool changing music with the greatest innovation ever. Both are the greatest ever and we will never see such greatness,excitement or wildness in music again. And if anyone thinks it’s insignificant and just music then I pity them

[@カツシマヨシノリ]

あの頃は見たくても見れなかった映像が５5年経ってやっと見る事が出来ました、ビートルズと違って男性ファンが多いのに気がつきました、貴重な映像をありがとぅ

[@MrEdkern]

I saw the rolling stones in cleveland ,ohio on the paint it black tour in june of 1966. They were great.

[@jessewolf6806]

I saw them on that same tour July 1 1966 in the Marina Ballroom next to the diving horse on Steel Pier, Atlantic City, NJ. $2. I met Bill Wyman 35 years later 5 days before 9/11 in lower Manhattan. He told me he remembered that show.

[@xylfox]

@@jessewolf6806 Did you saw him in context with a concert with his "Rhythm Kings"? Saw them/him here in munich autumn 2000!

[@evipladra5340]

Great ROLLING STONES!!!! 1964/1965, Fantastic 🎸👅🎸

[@BostonesPepe]

Awesome. Thanks for uploading. Haven't seen this one before. It's amazing how Mick already knew how to capture and control the fans. What a man

[@gimmeshelter2151]

Great upload, been a fan over 50 years and have never seen most of these films and some of the live music. Thanks a lot. Stones were always the coolest band out there.

[@michaelmcgill7845]

Always Always my no I band.

[@jorgereyesrincon5728]

Charlie Watts - una estrella que brilla en el universo, bendiciones en su camino al cielo. Legado musical mundial.

[@dondamon4669]

The greatest rock n roll band in the world without question

[@mariogrechi1840]

And the most filmed...

[@Methilde]

​@@mariogrechi1840 Yes, thanks youtube :)

[@jensk4140]

1:37 charly ❤️ rest in peace great drummer.

[@Methilde]

It's amazing how English rock bands in those days reveal the needing of a young generation to be liberated from the old world.

[@randybackgammon890]

They road a wave. They didn't create it. Which begs the question do any of us 'invent' anything?Or mearly discover it

[@Methilde]

​@@randybackgammon890 I say they revealed but of course nothing is creates "ex nihilo", Jagger produced a movie on J. Brown and they always recognized their due since Robert Johnson....

[@randybackgammon890]

@@Methilde point taken

[@Cissy2cute]

To be fair, the English were still trying to recover from WW II. The Blitz and the destruction of factories.Rationing. No wonder they wanted to get away from those dreary times.

[@somejohndoe3004]

Yet it was the all about the Happy Few and their ever conquering mode all along. And it worked beautifuly well.

[@MD-rd7bn]

Those days… unbelievable they were!!

[@peturdobrev1196]

❤👍 I'VE BEEN A ROLLING STONES FAN FOR MANY YEARS. THIS SONGS IS TOPS FOR ME .THERE WAS THE GOOD TIMES. CHARISMATIC, AMAZING, LEGENDARY. GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬 GOOD FOOTAGE.

[@lorenzobenso2906]

ces archives live variées 65-66 sont un pure régal ,la batterie de feu WATTS,WYMAN avec sa basse ronde sauvage précise vrombissante.... les guitares solistes de JONES(le vrai LEADER) et accompagnements inventifs et riffs de RICHARD(CE SON PLEIN SAUVAGE COMPACTE autour du feeling et diction particulière de JAGGER entre reprises R AND B +Blues et Compos persos jusqu'à AFTERMATH ...un groupe ROCK dont j'adore le *son* fondamental et leur répertoire surtout mid-sixties seventies et des pépites des années 70 avec TAYLOR ou l'excellent WOOD....MERCI!

[@МуратХоконов-г4н]

The spirit of 60th will never die. Great video and great band!

[@dans9463]

Looks impressive..... But Mick Jagger's dream was to be a bank manager.... A career counselor squashed that idea.. He told Mick he must lead a great rock band for many many decades.. Mick Jagger still has the opportunity to follow his dream as a branch manager.

[@carlsaganlives5112]

It's true that he has economics in his (way) background, and a bank teller job is still VERY attractive as a 'fallback', his real passion lies in insurance telemarketing, which combine his two favorite joys: talking on the phone and selling insurance.

[@wrjong]

I remember my parents didn’t have much money then, but my mother let me buy some “Rolling Stones trousers”. I felt like the world.

[@sweetassugar2076]

Do you live in England

[@wrjong]

@@sweetassugar2076 no, I live in the Netherlands. I am in England sometimes, not often. Why are you asking?

[@sweetassugar2076]

@@wrjong I just wonderer the stones are from there so I’m curious lol

[@sweetassugar2076]

@@Maria-tm2eu your lucky

[@wrjong]

@@Maria-tm2eu Schön ist die Jugendzeit, sie komt nicht mehr 😂

[@alonenjersey]

Nice work on your part. Nice way for a fan to spend twenty and a half minutes.

[@mc2mc277]

Great footage. Thanks!

[@michaelward9880]

Not a dry seat in the house. Those were the days.

[@luckydave328]

😂😂😂😂

[@tamale9010]

ヨーロッパを席捲した初期ストーンズの熱狂がここにある 数々のステージ乱入、若い女性を手荒に振り落とす警備員、担架で運ばれる失神ギャルたち マインドコントロールされた表情、女性の金切声 貴重な映像に感謝!! 昔、渋谷陽一氏がラジオ番組で 初期ストーンズのヨーロッパツアーはドーバー海峡を越え ロールスロイスにのってフランスに上陸とか言ってたのを思い出す‥‥

[@raminagrobis6112]

Ah! It was heaven back then, being able to smoke in airports...

[@alejandrobocskor4622]

Si...yo fumaba...nací en 1945...empecé a los 7 años, fume hasta 2012,,..tuve que dejar por EPOC...!!! ahora estoy desesperado por poder respirar.,,!!! JA..!!!!

[@ramirocastanoochoa7569]

Recordar es vivir , no me cabe ninguna duda que son los mejores,ayer hoy y siempre

[@eugen2749]

Great video, so good to see the Stones in their (and mine) early years. Thanks for this!

[@haraldssongs264]

Das war meine Zeit wunderbar ! Vielen Dank !

[@олегиванов-ф1т]

Шикарные кадры роллингомании в 60-е...

[@stipeblazevictiposportivo]

The best r'n'r band in history music!

[@atelierbentoche]

Vous montrez bien la libération des moeurs qu'a accompagnée ces concerts. Les stones encore plus à cette époque c'était le bouchon qui sautait après des années de guerre , de maintien corseté.

[@yuri5648]

Путь к сердцу женщины походит через ее уши.Это и видно здесь.

[@semperfidelis3432]

😂

[@rodneyhone2220]

Still bringing it to the table

[@starfarah3572]

I could actually show you each time where Brian had a influence in a song and there are many. It's not just a few songs. His unique ideas that have never been replicated should win him a spot in the rock and roll hall of fame or something. Its kind of sad how they just moved on without him. I wish they could have told him to take a break and come back later. He needed help. He could have gotten better and healed for awhile and could have come back and been better then ever. Fame is a monster that needs to be kept in check

[@mariogrechi1840]

They were lucky that Mick Taylor was available and they soared, but the Brian era was special..

[@elenikorkodelaki2695]

Well said he needed help... Brian Jones was the BEST and will be the BEST STONE..Great musician 👏👏

[@Brembelia]

Brian couldn't come back to the Stones bc Brian and Mick had different visions for the band. Brian wanted heavy blues, but Mick and Keith wanted to go more pop-rock. In the end, Brian was getting himself together and talking about the new blues band he wanted to put together. But, one contractor (who lost it) later and Brian slipped away, taking all those tasty licks, riffs, and musical inventions with him. We can only dream about all the awesome music we lost when Brian left us. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@HarmonicsOfNature]

4:22 Brian invents Pete Townshend's windmill

[@gregweiss1782]

Yeahh man! I Love it!!

[@Cissy2cute]

In slow motion, but still....it's great. Go Brian!

[@MrDickycampilongo]

THAT PHENOMENON OF FAINTINGS IN THE 60'S NO LONGER HAPPEN TODAY, AT LEAST I DO NOT SEE THEM

[@jayadams2801]

haha I just wrote that

[@matthewcoombs3282]

You are not going to get that worked up over Coldplay and their stadium rock by numbers are you?

[@kevinmurray3945]

Great footage and one of the best-sounding early concerts for sure!

[@adpister64]

Stones live com brian jones ...jones precisava de alguns minutos pra mexer em um instrumento que ele nao conhecia pra achar as notas e acordes e depois executa lo com maestria...jones era a propria musica...

[@steveedward7572]

Back then girls fainted alot. You don't see that nowadays.

[@giancarlobarbin9927]

INCREDIBILMENTE U N I C I !!!!!!!!!!

[@musiclover3205]

Amazing video! Thank you.

[@arcsta_rr]

In music everything's normal.❤️

[@arcsta_rr]

Artists will say i's madness though😅

[@sabiniano1maia2pinto]

Wonderfull!

[@sakharovita]

Brian ❤

[@DadPlaysBass]

Great times when these weirdos from nowadays were hidden in the closet and things where black and white. The world and music today suck so bad. I wish I was born in the 50's

[@nurknanker6105]

When my friend told Mick she wanted to see him in the 60s/early 70s but her folks were afraid of a riot, he just rolled his eyes, and said "Imagine that!"

[@angelicaquirarte]

When they say that to him???

[@a.n.h11]

S T O N E M A N I A !!!!!

[@sergiomoron2519]

Great so Great

[@jimmymurphy7789]

1:56 - A CRAZED Mick Jagger Look-Alike ?

[@9lettere668]

3:50 these gibson firebird are TOP

[@roybennett9284]

Just watching this is making me Dizzy

[@carloscarballo7495]

the problem of the public is when they want to be the protagonist and it really is not ... they want to get on an epic that does not correspond to them.

[@titto2602]

Can you explain it a little better cause I really agree with what I think you are saying

[@franciscobeltran4324]

HE VISTO A LOS ROLLING STONES, DOS VECES EN LA CIUDAD DE MÉXICO Y AÚN SIGUEN RODANDO!!!

[@technodemic6258]

¿Tu presencia no les ha dañado tanto como te imaginabas?

[@alejandrobocskor4622]

R.STONES...FOREVER...!!!!!!!! 👅👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🎤🎸🎹🎵🎶🎼🎼🎼🎶🎵🎵🎶🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🌈.

[@raminagrobis6112]

The British Invasion not only brought fantastic new rock, but they introduced colour cinematography (yes, colour!) to the States 😎

[@Methilde]

Colour movies existed since 1935-1936 and not from britain.

[@raminagrobis6112]

@@Methilde You can't take a joke. Do you think I believed such a stupid thing? Grow a sense of humour and you'll understand.... That's why there was a "cool" emoji btw.

[@Methilde]

@@raminagrobis6112 I always believe what people are writing and obviously you were serious :)

[@raminagrobis6112]

@@Methilde Oh dear. Believe what you want. I was joking based on the material shown. It was a joke, notwithstanding your prejudiced way to look at other people's writings...

[@ovalvox7888]

Some of these clips are from the 1967 European tour.

[@aileenjackson1706]

Glory is yours Brian.

[@tommurphree5630]

Can you believe Paul McCartney has been running his mouth lately saying The Beatles were better than the Stones ? What's that all about ? Gee Paul , can't you give them some credit ? Two different kinds of music . Not really comparable. He said the Stones are a blues or rhythm and blues cover band . They were for awhile a cover band , that actually sounded better than the originals . I always thought they did Under The Boardwalk better than the Drifters .

[@gwugluud]

McCartney is a pig.

[@gwugluud]

When I hear the original versions of blues songs which the Stones, The Animals, etc have covered, 90% of the time, I think their covers are even better than the originals. Generally edgier, with nasty gritty guitar much more up front, etc. I always felt sort of guilty for thinking so, LOL.

[@Fernado-jp6sv]

Una hermosa gira por scandinavia en los sixties

[@byebyejohnny785]

Can someone lip-read? What does Brian say at 13:56-13:59?

[@cadebra1961]

I'd have to slow down the footage, but I'm pretty sure he said "Get the flippin' f@ck away from me" or something like that lol. He sure was something else, that Brian😻😏

[@titto2602]

@@cadebra1961 😂

[@FRAME5RS]

Looks like a MASH unit in a war zone. Sheesh

[@deheckler]

This is "Off the Hook"

[@maingan9075]

8:16 Do you even realize how much I love you?

[@raminagrobis6112]

I thought Keith Richard was born with heavy wrinkles. This must have been filmed just after the end of the Cretaceous... Please don't judge me: I was around when they recorded this (~10-yr old) :)

[@Brembelia]

I'd heard the expression, "knocking them dead" before, but I never knew it was a real thing. 😮😮😮 I saw the Stones live in Framingham, Massachusetts at some very small school there. They were on and it was a great show, ( I think they were touring behind 12 x 5). At the end of the show, they started playing one long song, I knew this was their last song, so I got up and left bc I didn't want to get trapped in the exiting crowd. I made it down the front cement stairs, made a turn to the right, and started up the street (which was on a steep incline) to my car. Suddenly, on my left, a big, shiny, black limo started creeping along side of me. I started to panick thinking it was a potential abduction. The next thing I knew, I heard this really loud bang and I see that a door on the side of the brick school had been flung back with such force that it shattered the silence. Then I heard the roar of an engine and the black limo lept forward like a hunting panther in the night. From my right I saw several figures racing like crazy out that door. The back door of the limo popped open, then Brian, followed by Mick, Keith and Charlie flew, head first, into the back seat. (I actually saw the bottom of their shoes as they dove (prone) into that vehicle). Then the driver stomped on the gas, and the limo jumped into a black veil of darkness and got swallowed up by the night. Wow. What a perfectly dramatic ending to a super night of incredibly good music. I'll never forget it. I saw them years later at Madison Square Gardens. Mick was wearing a cape, top hat, and had on a tee-shirt with the zodiac sign for Leo. That was a good show, too, but the one in Framingham will always be my fave. I've always loved the Stones. So much so that I can easily say that their music helped define my life because I was always playing it. Still do, even to this day. I'm really glad I have lived when I have, bc it was a magical time of great bands and great music, and the Rolling Stones headed the list for making those days what they were. 😊 I wouldn't have missed it for the world. 😊❤😊

[@andresvidalprada6941]

Well Stones were Great but Beatles were the Greatest 😎

[@solaroberto7435]

Love!

[@ryszardkedzierski2622]

cały czas tym żyjemy, oni pomogli przetrwać ciemne czasy " postępowej ideologii, czyli komunizmu"

[@Marco-z9w]

Senza parole. le fughe dai clubs in anonimi furgoni...tipo stampa eed altro... I fans erano letteralmente impazziti e anche una sciarpa poteva essere pericolosa....

[@Boblobblaw88]

It's a good job if you can get it.

[@joannariemvis3984]

Van omagine them being surprised by seeing those laxies fainting...

[@andrewhaddon7689]

Anyone lip-read what Brian is saying?

[@paperlateful]

Those cops were not reported for harassment

[@JuancarlosNicora]

Muy.bueno.

[@ldchappell1]

Now those screaming teenage girls are in their 70s screaming for Poligrip.

[@photomedia7373]

Awesome!!!

[@Mirabella76]

Seriously I don't get why would they film all these fainted chicks and crazed fans instead of live act by the band. Weird.

[@edthesecond]

If not for the Stones, we would have been doomed to become Southern Baptists and white collar repugnicans-except for the disgruntled punks, who would have ended up in jail-, and those fainting chicks would have grown up to be virginal church wives. The crazed fans were half the act.

[@amememi4380]

the government film to keep evidence of their full-scale "MKUltra" experiment. They need to know the reactions of people who have been poisoned with drinks and chewing gum containing massive doses of LSD. No these fans are not drunk, but have been poisoned and manipulated without their knowledge by LSD 25. it is the government program to control (to paralyze, to keep stone) on the youth considered as parasites, beetles ... their black humor makes me vomit ...> "stone youth with beetle behavior!" lol

[@bemerjbemer7967]

Sara. Novakova

[@MrThedonhead]

@@amememi4380 yes they wanted the people to turn away from the government and become rebellious 😂! You do realise they had no need to do that everyone was well behaved before the revolution, this was a nightmare for them.

[@MrThedonhead]

?.. that’s a weird comment? Why on earth would they not document a phenomenon like that? It had rarely been seen before

[@rairanggawu938]

apik tenan

[@sherryboyd817]

Brian !!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PAULLONDEN]

Scandinavian police took no risks after it became known what this band caused august '64 in the Netherlands , which was one of the first full scale Stones riots .

[@Cissy2cute]

That riot was unbelievable. So crazy and dangerous. Stu got hit in the head, had a bad concussion and had to go to the hospital. The idiots pulled the cable connected to Mick's microphone and I think someone made off with it. Mick was really pissed, said he couldn't sing, he didn't have a mike anymore. They wrapped the show up and somehow made their way out. Audience was mostly young guys and they ruined it for everyone.

[@PAULLONDEN]

@@Cissy2cute Indeed ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g32Qp4R-aaiSba8

[@Cissy2cute]

@@PAULLONDEN My Dutch friend helped me to understand the full extent of that madness. Ian Stewart received a bad concussion by being hit on the head by a heavy object. I don't think anyone was prepared for something like this. There was a room set up where some of these troublemakers were put inside but it became filled to capacity. At that point those men on the stage decided to throw some of the others back into the crowd. Mick was really angry when his mike and cable were pulled away by some in the crowd. Some panic ensued when it looked like they couldn't get the Stones out safely but a back door was found and they ran out and into the vehicle. . Have to admit, the video itself was done very well in spite of, and including, the craziness. There were too many performances. Most were there to see the Stones and were growing impatient. This event was poorly planned.

[@mariogrechi1840]

Some girls couldn't take it...

[@UlisesBarrera]

Freedom!

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool

[@9lettere668]

2:00 rockndroll

[@carvinieri5217]

7:08 Poland.. on stage 8:46 - "satisfaction"

[@arcsta_rr]

"The Rolling Stones" aren't a band, they're a jam.

[@somejohndoe3004]

Yup, men may be very enthusiastic at times but hysteria is a feminine phenomena. The proof is in the pudding.

[@Methilde]

Men histeria is also scientifically recognized, it just goes in another way.

[@rosembergfer]

O que mais gosto nestes vídeos antigos são as imagens de mulheres. Pois contraria as feministas safadas! Pois falam como se tivessem libertados as mulheres. Enquanto os vídeos são repletos de mulheres curtindo Rock.

[@marcosgomes7681]

A maior parte dessas feministas sao fufas frustradas😅

[@marcosgomes7681]

O Jagger estalava os dedos e apareciam 5997 que pediam para lhes saltar pra cima😂

[@F.silena]

Forever ❤forever

[@kenbranaugh8251]

This is an important document

[@taimeuppe6174]

must have been in France

[@luckydave328]

The last song Route 66 sounds like somebody has dubbed their own voice on it. This is not Mick Jagger's voice, singing style or even pronunciation !

[@titto2602]

No it's obviously Jagger

[@luckydave328]

@@titto2602 Listening again...you are right ! I don't know why I heard it differently before...

[@johnwilde6120]

Take away the W.M.D and use vibe and music to get people and countries in line watching everyone fall to the ground...

[@Boblobblaw88]

Apparently snapping your neck out of joint was a dance move back then. Looks painful.

[@dawnurban5122]

Heat stroke??

[@mariekatherine5238]

Yes! My cousin passed out from it at a Stones show in NY.

[@carlsaganlives5112]

Most were real strokes brought on by Charlie Watts and his way cool backing combo laying it down, it was just too much. The rest were exhausted from screaming and sobbing, and a few more were just drunk.

[@randybackgammon890]

Ok I get it different band

[@dannyhood7433]

Cmon! How many girls pass out! The all pass out end up stretcher to hospital, 11:00 oclock news. The idea of guys getting kicked out looks cool? I got here 5 am, kicked me out. Rockers, Mocker's

[@randybackgammon890]

Who the hell is that guy on the right playing the strat at 16.15.Sure as hell ain't one of the Stones.Anyone care to solve this intrigueing mystery?

[@EneriGiilaan]

Excellent question. Actually to me it seems that this is some other band altogether?

[@galaxycenter5023]

What was happening with Brian at 5:58 and seconds later??

[@bebebrez-kal9136]

Think they were freezing

[@Cissy2cute]

@@bebebrez-kal9136 Agree, he does look cold.

[@jussix48]

😃👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@tommurphree5630]

Would we say they had no problem picking up girls ? Recording was horrendous

[@Mary...22-u9j]

what are they fainting over?? certainly not these goons

[@Mary...22-u9j]

@Michael Shenefield well i reckon your right Michael...and thank you for the compliment good sir

[@gwugluud]

If you show this to a chick now, she’ll think it’s “dorky”.