Nice little slide guitar by Brian Jones, and of course beautiful piano by Nicky Hopkins. RIP gentlemen. This is a pleasant side of the Stones for sure.
@shyman99Ай бұрын
Those who bought "Street Fighting Man" in 1968 were happily surprised to hear this great song on the B side. The Stones rarely disappoint.
@tombeyerlein3813Ай бұрын
Brian Jones' slide guitar makes this song. RIP, Brian.
@johnsilva9139Ай бұрын
Thought that must be Brian.
@Jude_196Ай бұрын
FACTS!!!
@brianherrington7226Ай бұрын
And the late Nicky Hopkins piano fade out.
@wmulhernjrАй бұрын
You can’t go wrong with anything from Beggars Banquet!
@neonknight821Ай бұрын
True
@hollycipriani6895Ай бұрын
Agree!
@sammillex6819Ай бұрын
SAME holding also for Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile
@tylerhackner9731Ай бұрын
One of my favorite songs off the legendary album beggars banquet
@dwhite849Ай бұрын
This song is more in their roots than a lot of rock and roll. They all were into the blues
@mrkleen9511Ай бұрын
Brian Jones on slide guitar. It was his last contribution to the band
@flyingburritobro68Ай бұрын
Yea amazing that he was able to put this together as he was sooooo messed up mentally and substance abuse wise
@Tararu5000Ай бұрын
@@flyingburritobro68 His soul is always alive through his music...like the water that splashes on the stone...
@davescurry69Ай бұрын
Well, it was his last meaningful contribution to the band. He plays on all but 2 songs on Beggars Banquet, and he's even on 2 tracks on Let It Bleed. But definitely his last major contribution to a song. His guitar is just sublime.
@jameskneubuhl9115Ай бұрын
This is from 1968, the Beggar's Banquet album. They say this is one of the last songs their original second guitarist Brian Jones made a really substantial contribution to. That's him playing the slide guitar that adds so much to the tune. The piano is by the late, great Nicky Hopkins. Nicky was never a full member of the band, but he added his distinct piano to all their albums from Satanic Majesties to Exile On Main Street.
@Joshualuv13Ай бұрын
There's something truly about the early stones that are so melancholy and reminiscent of times gone by, Jay..u would love Moonlight mile.
@Gordy63Ай бұрын
Beggars Banquet is the start of one of, if not, the best string of consecutive albums by any band in Rock and Roll history IMO. If you love the vibe of this track then you really need to check out Love in Vain, and I would highly recommend the live version (bonus track) off of the remastered Sticky Fingers album. You get your soulful blues with some powerful Jagger vocals, and a couple of the best Mick Taylor guitar leads found in any Stones song. Promise, you both will love it!
@cesarnarro6013Ай бұрын
The Stones from 1968 to 1974 are my favorite RocknRoll band ever !
@ClckwrkOrangeАй бұрын
Agree 100%.
@nickhulston5842Ай бұрын
The greatest.
@goosebump801Ай бұрын
Yes!! Exactly my favorite years, too ❤️💐
@dionm9406Ай бұрын
Fascinating choice. I lobe that you do deeper tracks like this one. As many as you’ve done for The Rolling Stones, you’ve scarcely scratched the surface of their catalog. 💕
@jonathanmurphy3141Ай бұрын
1968 -The Stones were about to replace Brian, guitar and other instruments, who was addled by drugs. Brian did play on this track but wasn't able to do much on many of these sessions. The Stones would film their tv special the "Rock'n'Roll Ciscus" and then replace Brian with the very able Mick T'. This track, full of yearning, emotion, regret....it stays with you,
@shawnhall5322Ай бұрын
One of my Rolling Stones favorites. A stunning, poignant number. I think that's the great Nicky Hopkins on piano.
@sanzoftatooineАй бұрын
I think it is. In the video at the start of the last verse they showed a heart with "Thanks Nicky" written inside.
@raymondohlsen5054Ай бұрын
The Stones, Baby!!! My choice for greatest rock band of ALL TIME! The fact that they are on tour right now, in 2024, freaks me out! Their first album came out 60 years ago! It came out just a bit after I did! Also, it warms my heart to hear that your beautiful daughter is a fan. The mental image of her rocking out to, say, Paint it Black made me chuckle and made my day! Thank you for that!
@John_Locke_108Ай бұрын
Not a big fan of the Brian Jones era but this song has always been a favorite.
@vicprovost2561Ай бұрын
Spot On, they are the flip side of the coin with the Beatles, you start with those 2 bands and everything else in Rock comes after.
@jonathanmurphy3141Ай бұрын
The cover of the album "Begger's Banguet" is if a toilet stahl, yellow painted Wass, with graffiti. The US release, or some other used a white invitation card "Begger's Banquet". The interior photo showed the Stones wearing like clothing from the Renaissance, eating at a big table, and drunk. BB's is one of the greatest albums by The Rolling Stones!
@knuckledragger9322Ай бұрын
IIRC, they wrote on the walls of a bathroom at a Rolls Royce dealer in California, or something like that, and took a picture.
@jbstonesfanАй бұрын
Great reaction to a song that most casual rock fans would not even know. Stones bigger and better than any other band.
@ldlefАй бұрын
I was wondering if it was Brian Jones playing slide on this song. Here's what I found out: Jagger said in a 1995 interview in Rolling Stone, "That's Brian playing [the slide guitar]. We were sitting around in a circle on the floor, singing and playing, recording with open mikes. That was the last time I remember Brian really being totally involved in something that was really worth doing". His playing is so spot on, just like all the varied enhancements Brian made on so many of the Stones songs, like the sitar on "Paint It Black", the recorder on "Ruby Tuesday", marimba on "Under My Thumb", and of course his slide playing on "Little Red Rooster", all amazing additons to the color pallate of these songs and more.
@flyingburritobro68Ай бұрын
His last contribution to the Stones and he was gone
@ldlefАй бұрын
@@flyingburritobro68 Yes
@gregusmc2868Ай бұрын
My favorite Stone’s line of all time: As I watch you leaving me, you pack my peace of mind. Genius. One of Brian’s last songs (where he contributed a lot)
@eljayr4669Ай бұрын
The piano was Nicky Hopkins, he really enhanced a lot of the Stones early work. RIP Nicky.
@Jane-d4wАй бұрын
Stones never disappoint. People always want to put you in a "Beatles or Stones" category. If have to choose, it would definitely be Stones. They have many deep songs. But I love the Beatles too.
@dgetzinАй бұрын
That piano - Nicky Hopkins - great session player. You’ll hear him many places in the late 60s including on the fast version of the Beatles’ Revolution.
@rogerdodger6025Ай бұрын
"Sunny Afternoon" by the Kinks too.
@BlackHatCinephileАй бұрын
The Rolling Stones have existed for over 60 years.
@Alexs.2599Ай бұрын
Yep since 1962.
@Rasmuth26 күн бұрын
the great thing about the Stones....they are as diverse musically as can be. I love all the different ways their music goes.
@heathinvaderstudiosАй бұрын
This was the last Rolling Stones song founder and guitarist Brian Jones really participated in willingly. That’s him playing the resonator guitar with a slide, while Keith Richards is playing rhythm on his acoustic guitar. Thanks to his heavy drug use, and creative differences becoming apparent between himself and the rest of the band, he was becoming less and less involved with the band’s music. They had to fire him and replace him with guitarist Mick Taylor. Sadly, Brian died sometime after that. He was found dead on the backyard pool of his house, which oddly enough, was the same house author A.A. Milne (of Winnie-the-Pooh fame) raised his son Christopher Robin Milne, and wrote his four Pooh books.
@djl9919Ай бұрын
the song ends next is "Oh help me dear doctor" lol. Rock on Rob Squad
@tomgribbin9531Ай бұрын
The original Stone saying good-by with a soulful slide guitar. RIR Brian. No Jones,no Stones.
@jebrindle9380Ай бұрын
Brian was great while fit and able to contribute. A sad ending, but he was still a big part of the Stones' story.
@layinlow77Ай бұрын
A great one from Beggars Banquet. A few other to consider imo: Salt of the Earth, Love in Vain, Country Honk, Let it Bleed, You got the Silver, Sway, Dead Flowers, Moonlight Mile, Rocks Off, Loving Cup, Shine a Light.
@PhovhanАй бұрын
You Got the Silver is amazing - authentic soul - and Moonlight Mile is near-perfect. I would add Gimme Shelter too.
@layinlow77Ай бұрын
@@Phovhan Oh yeah definitely Gimme Shelter but i'm pretty sure they already covered that one and a few other Stones songs. I think Keith sang You Got the Silver.
@anthonyblakely399Ай бұрын
My favorite Rolling Stones songs are " Angie" and "Wild Horses." Love me some Rolling Stones!!!
@roderoda1758Ай бұрын
"like the writing on a bathroom stall", that's exactly it! I hadn't connected the dots until you made that observation. Enjoy these videos, thanks.
@allendixon7700Ай бұрын
What I do is emotional emotional rescues. It's all because I am the night KNIGH2 and shining. Shining, shining. I'm coming to your emotional rescue if you're super sexy supermodel that's a Rolling Stones. Emotional rescue the stones. Do the song emotional rescue.
@gevowavemagnetАй бұрын
Keith Richards was very underrated as an acoustic guitar player. He liked to play those big Gibson acoustics.
@dccrank355722 күн бұрын
Hello Squad! Been watching and enjoying your reactions for at least 2 years now (maybe longer) and really enjoy your opinions. The Stones are my songwriting idols. They conjure emotions (especially the darker/sadder ones) better than anyone else I've ever heard. Keith created a sound of ragged, seemingly untutored, guitars (the opposite being the actual truth.., Keith can PLAY!!!). And the rest of the band loved it and embraced it. No one else sounds like them. Fantastic writing, fantastic playing and, always, with deep soul. More Stones please!
@PhovhanАй бұрын
Good choice! I was mesmerised by this song when I first heard it many years ago.
@cobrakariАй бұрын
You need to check out Gram Parsons. Start with “Return of the Grievous Angel” .👍🏾😊
@danhurd9864Ай бұрын
Just saw them on Tour this year…absolutely awesome and no one else like them
@tomlewis9207Ай бұрын
Recommendations: Hand of Fate If You Can't Rock Me Before They Make Me Run Fool to Cry Bitch Undercover of the Night
@aitorledesma4295Ай бұрын
You got the silver, from Let it Bleed album
@THEPATRIOT1000Ай бұрын
Rolling Stones.. .Under my Thumb
@Gto1927Ай бұрын
The great Nicky Hopkins on piano.
@hanskellerhuis5910Ай бұрын
Great art goes a little higher then you can reach and the mind fills in the gaps. This song still does that to me after all those decades. Love you guys.
@lourenzi8820Ай бұрын
As other people have mentioned, this album starts a string of albums that are the best in rock and roll history. They were so influential and groundbreaking.
@tod3msnАй бұрын
I saw The Rolling Stones on June 11th in Philly. Mick, Keith and Ronnie were in top form. The show was my first Stones show and they were spectacular! It was musical and historical all at the same time. Spectacular was the only word I could use to describe their 2024 show sixty years after they first started. Staggering achievement. The Beatles are frozen in time and while leaving an incredible legacy I think it is a lot harder to stay a band 60 years and still pack stadiums when you are 81 like Mick and Keith.
@d2d2d28Ай бұрын
I was there too! Legendary! Was my 5th Stones concert - first was JFK Stadium in Philly in 81!
@cptneedhamАй бұрын
Wild Horses is my favourite Stones song too! There is no shame in it. Say it loud and proud!!!! 😂
@ednicholson7839Ай бұрын
Other great Stones ballads: Till the Next Goodbye, As Tears Go By, Love in Vain, Moonlight Mile, Time Waits for No One, No Use in Crying, Winter, Memory Motel, Lady Jane More great Stones rockers: Midnight Rambler (Live video at the Marquee Club 1971), Can You Hear Me Knocking, Monkey Man, Happy, Little T&A, Brown Sugar, When the Whip Comes Down More funky Stones: Shattered, Fingerprint File, If I Was a Dancer ... ok that's enough for now
@godquest52Ай бұрын
A drop of memory lane here. Sweet with a glance of a heart's confession.
@ramonaalvarez7559Ай бұрын
Keep on smiling, laughing .. luv me some RS .. 👍🏼👍🏼 Enjoy the wknd, b safe☺️
@paulboudreau3754Ай бұрын
LOVE this song.
@Kick278Ай бұрын
Brian Jones' slide guitar shortly before he passed i think...Amazing
@jimmayors2315Ай бұрын
These guys have been rocking for over 60 years now! And still selling out stadiums!
@robbielux8353Ай бұрын
Tell Me by the Stones is an early one that is awesome!
@lauriebarrett6789Ай бұрын
Super Heavy - "Miracle Worker". From 2011. Sir Mick Jagger was in a band called 'Super Heavy' along with Joss Stone, AR Rahman, Damian Marley and Dave Stewart (from The Eurythmics). The band was active from 2009 - 2011.
@spencer3483Ай бұрын
I love this tune..so dreamy 😉🤘🏻🇬🇧😊
@marcusbeauАй бұрын
fool to cry, their best family song; cannot urge you enough to listen to Fool to cry, their very best slow song with meaning
@ChipMusick6 күн бұрын
Never underestimate the contributions of the GREAT Nicky Hopkins (and Stu as well)!!!
@ritar6997Ай бұрын
Love, love, love this song. Check out Salt of the earth, Keith singing ❤
@awfulwaffle1341Ай бұрын
Song suggestion: Loser by Beck.
@shawnkautzman4879Ай бұрын
Jay and Amber thank you so much for that song. One of my favorites of all time. This was recorded in 1968. Brian Jones plays the guitar on the right speaker is a dobro another kind of guitar with that wonderful sound. Brian Jones died in 1969 at the age of 27 part of the rockers that died at the same age. Such as Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison. There are others these are just a few.
@daisypooch4034Ай бұрын
You two didn't get your daughter the sketchers Rolling Stones sneaker line! They had some pretty cool ladies sneakers with Rolling Stones tongue logo!😂😂
@Kuesel68Ай бұрын
One of my very fav Stones songs. It's so simple but so effective. If you like this bluesy feel by them go for Spider to a Fly and Play with Fire.
@onsesejoo2605Ай бұрын
There is this interview where they speak about the late Brian Jones, with clips filmed during the recording of this album. Mick Jagger describes how Brian "put some beautiful lines" on this song. Unfortunately these kind of flashes were increasingly rare at this time.
@shemanic1Ай бұрын
Brilliant Stones tune, love the slide guitar from Brian, piano by Nicky Hopkins & the whole feel of this song. Beggars Banquet is my favourite Stones album.
@davemcbroom695Ай бұрын
I think The Stone's best songs are the ones you never hear on the radio.
@howardhales6325Ай бұрын
And the second best are the ones you do.
@sharleneemerson6357Ай бұрын
Factory Girl is another one like this by Rolling Stones. I love the whole Beggar's Banquet album ❤❤❤
@vicprovost2561Ай бұрын
You can't go wrong reacting to the Rolling Stones, no matter what era, they have songs worth hearing like this. For another, do Can You Hear Me Knocking, another classic from the Mick Taylor era. Great stuff!!! Enjoy. 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶🔥😛
@cgbleak16 күн бұрын
There are several truly great acoustic songs on Beggars Banquet. I'm probably equally in love with "Factory Girl," and "Prodigal Son." "Dear Doctor" and "Salt of the earth" are worth listening to, too--as is this entire album.
@williamcarr7347Ай бұрын
They have been touring for 60 years. I love bluesy Rolling Stones.
@andyhula3512Ай бұрын
I saw it mentioned in a comment already, but I second the recommendation for Moonlight Mile. It's one of their classics that is very mellow.
@MikeWalsh-f1gАй бұрын
This is a Stones fans Stones song. Welcome to the club Jay and Amber. It's taken you a couple years when it's taken most of us 40 to 60 years😊
@alphajava761Ай бұрын
Great song. Great album where The Stones slip into Blues and Country for the next few albums which is the peak of their catalog.
@joegillam1497Ай бұрын
Rolling Stones were amazing when Mick Taylor, Nicky Hopkins and Bill Wyman were in the band. Great slide from Brian Jones here.
@jackieannsims2871Ай бұрын
I saw them in concert with my family
@NorsePJАй бұрын
It's now 60+ years for the band. I have followed them since 1966 and I never get tired of them. Sure, I miss some of the original members no longer there, but the current line-up is terrific and is keeping the legacy going.
@PDXFilmmongersАй бұрын
Saw them in concert back in May this year. Jagger sounds the same as he always has and moves around like someone many years younger.
@neilmcdonald9164Ай бұрын
Jay is right with the bathroom stall thing a lot of videos are now like thus as there weren't really pop videos when these songs originally came out and these lyrics videos have been created for these songs in recent years 🎩
@wordygirlandcoАй бұрын
❤I love this and their early stuff best. That slide guitar brings this song to another level. Brian Jones on guitar for his last time with his band😢
@HansJansson-s8hАй бұрын
I like your vids and your compassion for the Stones. I've been a fan since 1964. What I want to oppose to is the excessive tributes to Mick Jagger. You seem to forget that there were 4 other members of this band that contributed to his abilities to deliver the vocals in his manner. I don't say he's bad but without Bills bass, Keiths accoustic guitar and the drums. Stones are an tight entity! While I'm on it here comes a couple of requests from the latest Stones album "Hackney Diamonds". The songs I would like you to rewiev are "Depending on you" and / or "Driving me too hard" and / or " Whole wide world". Would be nice to hear your comments on one of these songs!
@doriwiljtАй бұрын
I love this song.
@timgrant8729Ай бұрын
Awesome video as usual! Thanks for all yall do! Love yall!!!
@pflynn581Ай бұрын
Mick Jagger said this was the last track that Brian Jones,the founding member of the Stones made any meaningful contribution to. It's him on the slide guitar.
@jollyrodgers7272Ай бұрын
From the Beggar's Banquet album, they gave us a few songs of the American Folk genre; including DEAR DOCTOR, PRODIGAL SON, FACTORY GIRL, and this one! STREET FIGHTING MAN, SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL, PARACHUTE WOMAN, and STRAY CAT BLUES are also on that album - one of my favorites.
@brianherrington7226Ай бұрын
The last song that founding member Brian Jones made a meaningful contribution on before he’d pass on in 69. Brian on bottleneck slide.
@alanFconradАй бұрын
Worlds greatest band forever
@VIDSTORAGEАй бұрын
The original photo cover of Beggars Banquet album was taken inside of a toilette bathroom at a gas and auto repair station in Los Angeles ,, Your assumption of it was right on Rob ..The cover was banned and sanitized to look like a RSVP Greeting Card but the old cover made it back ..
@neonknight821Ай бұрын
This is from their 1968 album Beggars Banquet. The Rolling Stones were at their peak from 1968 to 1972.
@RullXovАй бұрын
The writing on the wall reminds me of what I once saw long ago in an old abandoned house in a rural town.
@rrailguitar2211Ай бұрын
The stones were really laid back and bluesy on this. A well crafted song for a dobro played with a slide. Get to know Nicky Hopkins. I think he was the best English session pianists of the 60s and 70s and he played on a lot of Stones records.Maybe you can put a call out for suggestions on records Hopkins played on....there are a lot of great ones. On Beggars Banquet. Brian Jones was in his last days with the band and often was a no-show or on drugs or what-have-you. Nicky Hopkins played a major major role on that LP filling in the spaces Brian left....though not here where Brian's on that dobro.
@nikosalmpanis-ty3jtАй бұрын
One of the best rock band🤘
@spursgog835Ай бұрын
My friendly suggestion (not for the first time) is you listen to Can’t You Hear Me Knocking from 1971. Studio version is supreme!
@KenRoerdenАй бұрын
One of my favorite Stones songs. Great reaction. Look at the album cover for Beggars Banquet, front and back. That is a bathroom wall with graffiti that the lyrics are written over. The record company released it with a different cover before the original was restored, much like the Blind Faith album. The Stones started as a blues band. Brian Jones who plays slide guitar here didn't like that they mostly drifted away from that. Nicky Hopkins plays the piano. Such an amazing tone.
@d2d2d28Ай бұрын
This is such a great, beautiful song
@jeffwatts1126Ай бұрын
Glad to see you are still doing the Stones. Try Paint It Black, #1 hit from 1966
@ericgeorge2256Ай бұрын
Heard this song on "Letters from Vietnam".
@ratman0073Ай бұрын
Thanks guys. Great 👍 record
@geobeck2377Ай бұрын
Thank you for this and may the Lord Jesus bless you all!
@forwardpeaceАй бұрын
They have songs on their albums that hit just the right tone and capture one of life's moments--and nobody ever plays or reacts to them. Example: "It's Not Easy" from the Aftermath album.
@rosek2967Ай бұрын
Early Stones!! Great!! This is when they were at their best. More early stuff, please. Great choice.
@StanSwanАй бұрын
Brian Jones slide guitar makes this track. Wild Horses is a love song to most people but it reminds me of my 1st wife, we met at 15. She got cancer and I was there for her all though it. I built us a house and a business but when she was 31 she met someone else and I lost her.
@RoGueNavyАй бұрын
Y'all gotta check out their song "Doom and Gloom", from 2012. It's straight-up rock, reminiscent of "Jumpin' Jack Flash".
@O_Towne_BearАй бұрын
Same album: "Jigsaw Puzzle" and "Salt Of The Earth" are two epic tracks.
@GavinPascoАй бұрын
Russell Morris”The Real Thing” Psychedelic classic!