Mick Jagger FINALLY BREAKS The Silence On BRIAN JONES

For years, fans of The Rolling Stones have speculated about the complicated relationship between Mick Jagger and the band's enigmatic founder, Brian Jones. From his revolutionary musical contributions to the controversies surrounding his personal life, Brian Jones was both a creative force and a troubled soul. In this video, Mick Jagger opens up about shedding light on the tensions, triumphs, and tragedies that defined his bond with Jones.
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[@TheRedCarpetdaily]

Note: The band was founded in 1962 (not 1969)! Thank you:)

[@douggrimes4312]

It's one of these hackneyed narratives written by a semiliterate poser. I think it was a sentence that was broken up and put back together incorrectly. Like a local paper here once printed a headline "Man Hit By Car In Hospital" and another "Man Hit By Car In Emergency Room".

[@mikedee1771]

Yes, that was my clue to switch off.

[@stukawarner4051]

I thought that at first was what he said but the way it was said was “BRIAN WAS THROWN OUT OF THE BAND HE STARTED “STOP”SO IN 1969 is the way the next phrase should have been written “

[@SaadMan-m4u]

Despite their conflicts, Jagger has spoken about Jones with some fondness over the years, acknowledging his musical genius and influence on the band's early success.

[@brett-h2v]

Too little, too late.

[@paulkavanaghk]

He will always be part of the Rolling Stones!

[@santallum]

"Jones somehow got his girlfriend pregnant" ......... now there's a mystery for you

[@FuwaFuwaOfficial]

Something about a Stork?

[@briansykes2806]

This is a very poor video. There is just about no original material in it - every piece of information (and opinion) has been heard hundreds of times before. Some details are plainly wrong and frankly embarrassing ("Mike Jagger....", etc). I have met several people who were at school with Mick Jagger, and i have also talked with some of his teachers. As such I know that the usual accounts of relations between the members of the band in the early years are not entirely correct. After Brian Jones left the Rolling Stones, their music seemed to change, and certain elements of their earlier songs were missing. Take "Ruby Tuesday", for example. What does this tell you?

[@caroline5421]

All of the scenes and photos did not match what the narrator was saying.

[@motorbikemuso]

They almost never do. It's the shortage of visual material I suppose.

[@nickiewilson9134]

​@@motorbikemusoAI for you spelling mistakes and all.😢

[@SaccidanandaSadasiva]

Why don't we sing this song all together Open our heads let the pictures come And if we close all our eyes together Then we will see where we all come from

[@paulkirton8945]

So Brian started the Rolling Stones in 1969? That's a couple of months before he died.

[@brahand]

1962

[@tonyneal4716]

Yeh they became very big in a short space of time.

[@Ray-Parra]

@@tonyneal4716 Thanks to the Beatles at the time, anyone and everyone who had a band found instant success due to the British invasion.

[@matthewblanchard9301]

Regardless of Brian Jones demeanor it's always been an unfair character assassination of his life. His band, Yes! First person to answer Jones' ad for musicians was Ian Stewart on piano that Jones hired. Andrew Loog Oldman was the best thing to happen to the Rolling Stones(if your last names were Jagger & Richards) Oldham would be Jones Kryptonite. Same for Ian Stewart who look to square to continue as the sixth member of the band. But at least he was kept on as band road manager who still played on songs. Stewart was one of the best boogie - woogie piano player in England who was eventually replaced by Nicky Hopkins(Hopkins was the best keyboardist, especially on piano, check out his piano solo on "Blues Delux" on the first Jeff Beck Group album 'Truth') Oldham also put a wedge between Clapton & Page while. Page was working for Oldham's record company Immediate Records where Page was both a session guitarist and producer. Long story short?Clapton & Page recorded basic blues riffs at Pages home tape recorder, but because Page worked for Oldham he was forced to hand over those tapes without Clapton's permission and Oldham put them out as instrumentals backed by members of the Rolling Stones. This put a big wedge between Clapton & Page's friendship which has been damaged to this day. Back to this Jones comment, yes Jagger & Richards wrote the songs(although Jones did write or co - write songs he didn't get credit on as an interview by Bill Wyman was stated) Brian Jones life is basically the rise and fall of a rock star, which isn't a new one in the history of music. Some people are simply left behind, and some just died. When Jones died even with his replacement Mick Taylor and the Stones greatness to follow, the day Jones died the band died for me. Keith wrote the music and the riffs, but Taylor outshine him on many solos as did Woody later on. If Brian Jones didn't form the band their would have been no Rolling Stones, Period. Stewart, Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wyman, Taylor and Woody their careers would of been much different. There's an old quote: "a rolling stone gathers no moss", this to me is a perfect epitaph for Brian Jones. R.I.P. 🙏

[@thekurdishtapes8317]

what a senseless jumble of incongruous images

[@Series7Guy]

Brian had a degree of genius about him. But, I have heard (from multiple sources) that he was absolutely barbaric towards women. The band quietly tried to smooth things over and control him, but it was difficult. I think that the band members are reluctant to talk about this stuff now because they're trying to honor his memory, remember the good times, and avoid causing emotional hurt for fans that grew up adoring this man. However, it's clear that he could be cold and sadistic. He had a variety of unresolved mental and emotional problems.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Brian Jones` erratic and destructive behavior could have been due to serious undiagnosed medical problems. One of Jones` out-of-wedlock daughters, is quoted to the effect that she suffers from epileptic symptoms that cause fits and mood swings similar to those exhibited by the father she never knew. Also Brian had health issues (Asthma) so taking all that medicine back then most likely affected him deeply . The meds back then were not so great and the after affects probably affected him badly . Sounds like your speaking about Keith Richards. Stones pianist and roadie Ian Stewart had to keep a list of airlines unwilling to let the guitarist aboard, and he later revealed that Richards was banned by Alitalia 'for staying in the restroom from Rome to London, punching that crazy Anita Pallenberg. Similar outbursts would recur throughout the couple's 12-year relationship.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

By early adolescence, Brian was exceptional scholastically; his IQ was a very high 135, in the genius range.

[@TheaterPup]

Very likely Brian was suffering from emotional issues that would be properly diagnosed and treated today. I don't believe he was an evil person. The women in his life have been very honest about his problems, but they also still care a great deal about him. I don't think the band is trying to spare the feelings of fans, it's just a painful subject to go back to.

[@BennyTheBusker]

@@SuperAnimelover100no, an IQ of 135 is not "In the genius range". The usual statistical definition of genius is an IQ greater than three standard deviations above the mean of 100, assuming a normal distribution "bell-shaped" curve. Most IQ tests have a standard deviation of about 15, which means a person would need to have a score above 145 to be considered as a genius.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@BennyTheBusker True but that was the range in the 60’s. Times have changed. Brian was good with the books and good with the music. No Jones NO Stones !

[@Ray-Parra]

I didn't bother watching after the statement that Brian Jones started the band in 1969, Anyway, Brian would have been more suited to the Beatles as he was on their musical genius level. The Stones, in my opinion had their best years under Brian and Mick Taylor. 🎸🎼🎤

[@TheaterPup]

“In the studio, Brian manically mastered the Moroccan ‘interplanetary after-dinner music’ Brion Gysin had recorded for him, a 21st-century hybrid of ‘funky hill music and sophisticated studio techniques.’ The result, Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan in Jajouka, is the closest we will ever come to the sounds that danced in the back of Brian’s mind. Whatever vibrations Brian Jones may have felt his one night in Jajouka, we know that he spent the next few weeks in Tangier, listening and relistening to his tapes, finding his way in the music. He heard it running forward, he heard it running backward, he heard it overlaid upon itself, and he recreated his multi-directional hearing with considerable expertise in a London studio." --The Rolling Stones: The First Twenty Years (David Dalton, Bob Palmer)

[@matthewmcnamee4563]

He somehow got his girlfriend pregnant." Mate I'm not being funny but you do know how he did that don't you ,it's faily basic biology. What made him a bit more of a nuisance is that he called at least two of his boys by different ladies Julian. It may be three but it was at least two of them. It's rude and lacks imagination.

So five children born outside marriage -the public only ever knew about one.

[@TheaterPup]

Julian and Mark have spoken about Brian, they do care about his memory.

[@TheaterPup]

"As the most complicated, prolix and subtle of the Stones musically, Brian had already brilliantly integrated the dulcimer and the flute into the Stones’ monolithic sound and introduced the only really effective use of a sitar in hard rock. What Brian did with the raw Jakouka tapes was to feed the ancient ceremony through his own highly attuned nervous system. What is spine-chilling in the tapes of the ceremony is transposed on Jajouka to our own sensibilities. The music takes on an eeriness that is not remote and tribal but spooky in a disturbing, almost intimate way."--The Rolling Stones: The First Twenty Years (David Dalton, Bob Palmer)

[@kleinmeisterlein]

This is a really bad video when so much better photos and information would have been available.

[@rollinstone5217]

Mike Jagger? Who on earth was or is Mike Jagger....Jeeezzzz.... this is really really bad.

[@taboo_echoes]

Hey I'm Mike Jagger. What you want. I'm busy writing music. Me and Keith Rutckers

[@BrendaSchmidt-h3o]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@taboo_echoes

[@KatharineShaw-z8u]

Musically Brian was great but his personal life wasn't.

[@TheaterPup]

Not at all our business.

[@kevinbodey5592]

You need to do the research before you do a video!

[@tommurphree5630]

He got most all of it right .

[@Patzgtr]

Crappy narrator. Shame on him.

[@alicethegreat7497]

"Mike" Jagger and the "Ralling" Stones 😂😂😂

[@caroline5421]

Wyman never did drugs! The year of the forming of the band was 1962, not 1969!

[@karllux-d6g]

@@alicethegreat7497 Exactly! It was after him that all the microphones in the world were dubbed ''Mikes''.

[@morthedgebuckle227]

The Stones were an excellent 1990s hip hop band! Byron Jonas did a good job in a short time.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

RIP ANGELS 😇

[@kirkwillis5629]

A good slide blues guitarist

[@muffinman9462]

Pallenberg was crazy.....Bill Wyman has a great interview about Brian the founder of the band

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Anita was a crazed Witch.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Anita Pallenberg treated Brian to an uninhibited crash course in sadomasochistic sex. They moved to a pad in Chelsea which was especially soundproofed, though not enough to muffle the crack of her whip.

[@gwugluud]

The only aspect in which Jones was “cool” was in re to his sharp fashion sense and his awesome effectiveness as The Rolling Stones’ guitarist. But that in/of itself really doesn’t cover much. As a person, he was an asshole. I’m pretty sure he was a clinical psychopath.

[@johnh1927]

I don't disagree with you, except doesn't cover much.

[@TheaterPup]

You haven't a clue what that word means. You're also pretty ignorant if you think guitar was the only thing he brought to the band.

[@aladinfox4098]

It will happen to us all, people who weren't here yet explaining to you how things were or could have been at a time when you were actually here, that's history folks.🙉

[@Xiaengao]

I doubt the story about Thoroughgood. How could he get his money from a dead man?

[@Graham-zh4cp]

I met a tailor that dealt with his clothing costumes he wouldnt honour his payments when he died he wasnt suprised !

[@mikemorrison270]

The Rolling Stones actually started in 1929, they were drinking a youth tonic until the supply ran out.

[@gordonely3591]

Now Keith looks like Dorian Grey

[@PeterCreed-g7s]

First wrong fact was the narrator said Brian started the band in 1969 wrong it was 1962😊

[@williardbillmore5713]

THE BEST YEARS OF THE ROLLING STONES STARTED IN 1969 JUST AFTER THEY FIRED jONES

[@Mike-yc9td]

Wyman and Watts were the only decent members of the Stones.

[@ThePlataf]

Decent by whose standards?

[@ANDREWMACCONNAL-MASON]

@@ThePlataf And "decent" in what way? Morally? In terms of Musicianship? Or what?

[@mjh5437]

Bill Wyman the ped?

Take that down to Charlie Watts.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@ThePlataf People with common sense.

[@Graham-zh4cp]

Do you think the kids scooter on the advert before this should have A.E on it !

[@davidhenderson7355]

One he did not form the band in 69 1960

[@sicks6six]

he formed the band, jagger stole it and they all had Jones murdered, jagger didn't attend his funeral but the other two-faced pigs did,

[@Mike-yc9td]

You hit the nail on the head.Those bastards have a reservation in hell waiting on them.

[@wayinfront1]

Bulls ordure.

Jones was not murdered- and he had already left the band then. So many rock stars poison themselves with drugs and alcohol and then there are fantasy stories about murder. Jones was a very difficult person.possibly psychopathic.

[@michael-zi6eb]

Man please, you’re not serious

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Jan Bell, the daughter of Frank Thorogood, Jones’s builder-cum-minder who was present at Jones’s farm on the night of his death.Thorogood died in 1993. A year later, it was claimed that he had murdered Jones. Her father told her that he intervened in the row between Jones and Richards, she claimed. She said that her father had told her a number of years ago that on the day of Brian’s death, Messrs Mick JAGGER and Keith RICHARDS visited Brian JONES at the farm in the morning and her father was present when Brian was asked by both men whether he would give up the name of the “Rolling Stones” to them and agree to a financial settlement. Brian apparently declined to do so and it is alleged that Keith RICHARDS drew a knife. It is suggested that THOROGOOD calmed them down and both JAGGER and RICHARDS left the house.

[@takis-t2g]

I do feel sorry for the boke who created one of the Best bands on earth even if most of the blame was on him he still deserved better

[@johnh1927]

For me Brian Jones was the Rolling Stones. Once he passed the Stones albums were all same same.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Well said !

[@tonyjeff9436]

SAME THING IF THERE WAS NO JOHN LENNON THERE WOULD BE NO BEATLES

[@TrevorBarre]

1.08: "The band Jones STARTED in 1969". Really? For a music podcast, you have serious editing problems!!!

[@rickster1957]

Frank Thoroughgood held him under water according to Keylock. Keylock said he saw him do it . Yet it was ruled accident by mis adventure

[@Xiaengao]

How would he get his money if Brian was dead?

[@rickster1957]

@ very true. Angry people, however, are not reasonable.? and possibly he wasn’t trying to kill him. Just abuse him? and Brian was in a weakened state as the video showed.?

[@poobyrooh07]

They should not allow comments on these articles 🎉

[@VonL]

@@Xiaengao it’s said that part of the agreement was that Brian would receive an annual sum. If he’s dead, just think of the cash saved.

[@williardbillmore5713]

Jones did not form the Rolling Stones. it is a huge lie. Brian joined Keith and Micks band , the Blue Boys and that band became the Rolling Stones. STOP THE LIES!

[@chuckbaker8413]

Pretty close… but a few glitch’s in your tale… good… but not totally accurate…

[@ChrisBarry-h5h]

whats with all these unknown people in the photos?

[@thewarwickbear]

Local schools... 😅😅😅

[@cafinario]

This is really poor.

[@monicabacigaluppi6984]

what hhas marianne faithful and bianca have to do with his story

[@OutRAjious]

Grammar School Boys… end up doing great things

[@davidrhodes7655]

He didn't start the band in 1969 get your facts right before you start posting shit

[@cindy7400]

Why now ?

[@stevelauda5435]

Did any of his....89 kids become musicians

[@TheaterPup]

Hi son Julian Leitch. His grandson Joolz Leitch Jones.

[@kenthetalkingpen2518]

Mike jagger lol

[@michael-zi6eb]

This is all old news

[@VonL]

Largely yes but Brian will always gets people’s interest no matter how much is already known.