Mick Jagger Finally SPEAKS OUT On Brian Jones..

[@SuperAnimelover100]

I never heard of Brian having a fall out with Jimi Hendrix. They were rather close. It was Brian who introduced Jimi to the crowd at Monterey Pop Festival and the song All Along The Watch Tower, is Brian playing the thwack you hear at the end of each bar in the intro, on an instrument called a vibraslap. Due to Brian's death, Hendrix plays Lover Man dedicated to Brian Jones at Tonight show with Flip Wilson as host on July 10 !!

[@bookmakers]

You´re right. Jimi even paid tribute to Brian on a tv show when he tragically drowned.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@bookmakers Thanks for that.:)

[@papawx3]

@@bookmakers He didn't drown on his own, he had some help {murdered}.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

So when does mick speak out??? Cause all I heard was a narration of shit that I have already heard and knew through other videos and literature. That was already out there.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Mick was jealous of Brian Jones.

[@aussieguru01]

YOU AT GOLDSTAR SUCK BIG ONES. YOU ARE THE POX OF KZbin.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

@@SuperAnimelover100 I knew that over 20 yrs ago.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead I hear ya.

[@DrAxloJones]

I was also looking to hear exactly what Mick said as well.

[@harlow743]

Stones were never the same without Brian

[@charlessteenburgen]

@@harlow743 NO THEY WERE BETTER !!!

[@philipferguson8570]

Indeed. They were at the peak in the Mick Taylor years although they had a couple of good singles in the Jones years, like Paint it Black.

[@heftosprod]

yep... far better. Same with Barrett and Floyd.

[@TheaterPup]

@@philipferguson8570 It's those "couple good singles" that audiences remember the Stones for the most.

[@TheaterPup]

@@heftosprod I don't agree with that comparison. Pink Floyd was just starting in the 60s. Whereas the Stones were the direct rivals to the Beatles throughout the 60s, in large part thanks to Brian.

[@richardbanker3910]

Brian Jones adored Jimi Hendrix while the insecurities were felt by Eric Clapton in particular. Brian Jones came back into his own in getting Mick and Keith to agree to his way out ideas in introducing sitar, marimbas, dulcimer, mellotron ,etc which transformed the songs. Brian wasn’t just a blues purist. He was two or three other musicians as well. His difficulties and insecurities involved those he felt paranoid about but not those he didn’t. Andrew Oldham was a brilliant manager in terms of creating images and stunts but not much of a producer but worst of all took sides, for Mick and Keith but at Brian’s expense. One big problem is that the Stones like a lot of groups toured too hard in

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@richardbanker3910 Well said !!!!!

[@MieLandell]

I agree with you❤

[@sparkle1108]

As others here have commented, no record of tension or resentment from Brian toward Jimi Hendrix. It's also pretty ridiculous to keep raking up the "Brian was a druggie" theme (he never touched heroin which he derided as "prescription death") when the other member was a longtime junkie. KZbin video headlines always scream "Someone finally opens about Somebody Else" or "Someone HATED Somebody Else" and then fail to deliver or else over exaggerate a minor detail.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Lewis Brian Hopkin Jones !! No Jones No Stones !

[@heftosprod]

hilarious

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@heftosprod The truth shall set you free.

[@danutahanyga4834]

The Stones prevailed and Jones was gone.

[@danutahanyga4834]

If he was good, he could always have a solo career. Obviously, he was not a team player. Dylan was solo, and Cohen was solo, not to mention Clapton. Dylan collaborated with a great many musicians and groups. So it is possible if your focus is on what you create and not enjoying being the centre of attention.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@danutahanyga4834 Alexis Korner visited him in late June 1969 and noted that "Jones was happier than he had ever been" and Brian had demoed a few of his own songs in the weeks before his death.

[@snertster]

He dug a hole in life that he couldn't get out of with numerous unwanted kids from different women that he didn't help support, preferring to spend his money on drinking and drugging. First he lost control of the band he started. But, if they had stayed playing straight blues, we never would have heard of them. Manager Andrew Oldham knew this. Then falling in love with a groupie (Anita Pallenberg) who left him for for Keith after Brian kept abusing her. Bad decision after bad decision. You only get so many in one lifetime. (Didn't know he had a feud with Hendrix though and I question the validity of that info.) A sad and tragic story, one of the saddest in Rock history in my opinion because he originally had so much promise. Still, he was the only one who could have changed the inevitable outcome and he didn't. So......

[@JulieAnneJohnson-hc4bh]

The only documentary I've seen is the one where it says Brian Jones was murdered by somebody in a swimming pool I was shocked to hear that one so I'm still learning😮

[@danutahanyga4834]

Jones didn't have a feud as such with Hendrix but he certainly resented Hendrix's quick rise to fame and all but eclipsing Jones.

[@TheaterPup]

@@danutahanyga4834 Um, what? No.

[@TheaterPup]

There was no feud with Hendrix.

[@TheaterPup]

This isn't TMZ. The women in his life, as well as his children and grand child care about him to this day. Stick to the music.

[@harlow743]

With Brian "Satisfaction" "The Last Time" "Ruby Tuesday" "19th Nervous Breakdown" Lady Jane" She's a Rainbow,,,,Paint it Black etc etc etc never as good without him

[@ronnielewis896]

Keith wrote "Satifaction" 😊

[@graziaguerrini6375]

@@ronnielewis896 I think he meant that with Brian Satisfaction, Paint it Black etc wouldn't have been as good as they are . We all know Brian never wrote a song for the Stones

[@TheaterPup]

@@graziaguerrini6375 Except he likely co wrote Ruby Tuesday, and he was their arranger.

[@seanmchugh2709]

"[N]ever as good without him." Correct.

[@gnomely1]

This is yet another American attempt to wax lyrical with what is a story actually uncluttered with sophistication. It's ponderous and could have been done inside five minutes.

[@brianmason9361]

Where's Micks revelation? Same old story.

[@KatharineShaw-z8u]

The Stones became mega stars after Brian's death. Mick Taylor and Ron Wood were more than adequate replacements for that second guitar spot.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Mick Taylor was great but Ron Wood just doesn't do it for me. Loved Ron when he played with Rod Stewart. Great team they were .

[@KatharineShaw-z8u]

@@SuperAnimelover100 Thanks

[@charlessteenburgen]

@@KatharineShaw-z8u I LIKE RONNIE BUT THE MICK TAYLOR ERA WAS THE BEST

[@philipferguson8570]

Agree.

[@KatharineShaw-z8u]

@@charlessteenburgen Yep Mick Taylor was underrated.

[@samr.england613]

The real Rolling Stones with Brian Jones! (Jones was an instrumentalist, who played 11 instruments.) While he didn't directly write any of their songs, he was, um, 'instrumental' in their early sound. He played the sitar on, 'Paint it Black', and was the low-string, bass-like rhythm guitar on, 'It's All Over Now". Had Brian lived and stayed with the band, I think the Rolling Stones, through the years, would've been a more interesting band, and I think Mick and Keith Richards would agree.

[@charlessteenburgen]

@samr.england613 NOPE ..THEY WERE BEST WITH MICK TAYLOR..THEY STARTED GETTING GREAT IN 1968 WHEN JONES WAS BARELY IN THE BAND..AND MICK TAYLOR MADE THEM EVEN GREATER

[@harlow743]

GREAT COMMENT !!

[@arautus]

They were pretty great when Mick Taylor joined them.

[@charlessteenburgen]

@arautus AND THEY GOT EVEN BETTER

[@danutahanyga4834]

Would have, should have.... No point in speculating. The bottom line is he didn't stay and he couldn't stay because you cannot have a well-functioning band with a dysfunctional, unreliable and cantankerous member. If Jones were to make anything out of the talents he had but not being a team player, he could always go solo and have backing bands. Dylan, as a solo artist, lasted as long as Stones did. But was able to work with others.

[@danglazier4761]

He also wasn't given credit for song writing, as was Mick Taylor, even for collaborative music. It was always Mick and Keith.

[@jeanlouisbaron5351]

Just tell me when Jagger speaks in the video ....

[@jeffgoates4844]

Go back and tell the real story as to why Keef took Anita away while in Morroco!

[@charlessteenburgen]

@@jeffgoates4844 CAUSE BRIAN WAS ALWAYS BEATING HER UP..KEITH RESCUED HER

[@danutahanyga4834]

Diddums. Clapton went after Harrison's wife and ended up marrying her. Harrison did not disintegrate over this. He got over it and all 3 remained friends until Harrison's death of brain cancer.

[@anartist-xyz]

what a load of...why would he be jealous of Jimi..ridiculous.🤔

[@danutahanyga4834]

Some people just are. Such people would envy a priest for wearing a soutane as the old joke says.. Jones was this type of person. He would have been twice as bitter because he introduced Hendrix to the scene and he quickly and without effort eclipsed Brian Jones. And "the bastard" did show appropriate gratitude to Jones. This sucks for people like Jones. How dare such softly spoken, unassuming and shy Hendrix become almost God within 2 months with no one remembering or expressing gratitude to Brian Jones for introducing him.

[@TheaterPup]

@@danutahanyga4834 Or this video is just nonsense.

[@rogerm4310]

How much better the Stones would have been if Brian had lived and continued with the Stones. Perhaps they would have produced more gems instead of pushing out some very low quality dross just to keep the output flow.

[@cguzelli1]

It's ok to have that opinion as Brian contributed to the sound at that time in the 1960's, but when you're in a band which I have for half of my life, someone hooked on drugs or even alcohol can be a cancer. Many times during "Beggar Banquets" sessions, they shut Brian's channel off because he was off in outer space. With a tour coming up, The Stones had to do something. At least Keith and Mick had the balls to tell Brian directly. The Beatles sent Brian Epstein to do the dirty work firing Pete. I recently had opportunity to talk with Pete and he confirmed that none of the four Beatles ever spoke to Pete again. Even when Pete's band and Beatles played on same bill - he said they passed by him like he was a ghost.

[@danutahanyga4834]

The problem was that Jones stopped producing gems when drugs took over. He neither have enough drive of his own not the ability to work with others.

[@danutahanyga4834]

@@cguzelli1 👍 Spot on.

[@charlessteenburgen]

@@rogerm4310 NOPE.THEY BEST WITHNMICK TAYLOR NO JONES IN MY HOUSE

[@LEIFanevret]

In my opinion stones are a harder form of the Beatles rockier,nastier,darker form, Beatles got a kid and went rebellious!

[@keithmath.8826]

Thought I was going to hear Mick Jagger talk. Everybody wants to get on on the act of these videos

[@LEIFanevret]

Brian wanted to create a blues band but no ones better playing blues as muddy waters and the likes etc. So Stones became a rock band with blues influences it seems Brian although a multi talented musician! And best of them all! Couldnt get going. Manager,mick and keith took over the steering wheel so to speak and rest is stones history!

[@danutahanyga4834]

Cry me a river!. If blues was so important for Jones, he could have gone solo with a backing band. Dylan did it and lasted as long as the Stones his backing band changed according to needs.

[@drmoore4011]

This same series of similar events, could be applied to a lot of them. Many with the same ending.

[@JimmyKnight-m4g]

Something about Jones death has never sat right with me, not only that the way the other band members tell things , it seems to me that we probably font know the whole truth, or things are left out.

[@danutahanyga4834]

There is nothing much to tell. Jones may have been talented but he ended up being a junkie and unable to use his talents, his personality disintegrated. For some individuals, alcohol is toxic and quickly causes symptoms of mental illness. And this may have been the case with Brian Jones because he deteriorated almost before your eyes. That night, he was stoned or drunk and fell into the swimming pool. His girlfriend at the time found him face down in water. You can trip and lose your balance when sober, it's a lot easier when you're drunk and it's deadly when you lose your balance near the swimming pool when there is no one around because it's night, and anyway, we've pissed everyone off and they avoid you.

[@papawx3]

I will always believe Mick or Keith paid someone to drown him.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Their was talk of Brian Jones forming a Super group, with Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon. The band was to be called the Balls but Brian died.

[@ViBgYoR8888]

Was his death ever looked into?

[@TheCol1957]

Unusual name of band ,the balls but Brian died,

[@JimmyKnight-m4g]

​@@ViBgYoR8888Yes, his builder Frank Thoroughgood actually confessed on his death bed in 1993, but it was never proven. I personally believe he was murdered. I never believe everything that the documentaries say, I think they leave out a lot , and I think they downplay Brian Jones roll, the ones still living can write history however they want.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@ The police have opened and closed the investigation at least a further 3 times since 1969. The most recent time being 2010. - Fresh water was found in his lungs during the autopsy, not chlorinated water. - There was a puncture wound on his left side. The size of a needle. - The ambulance wasn’t called until at least 3 hours after his time of death. - There is evidence that Janet Lawson, Anna Wohlin, Tom Keylock and Frank Thorogood all lied in their police statements. - There was an attempted murder of Joan Fitzsimons three weeks after Brian Jones died. The two are believed to be linked. - Tom Keylock ran a cover up operation alongside his brother Frank who was a CID officer in London at the time. - There is recorded evidence that there was close to a dozen people present when officers arrived at the scene the night Brian had passed away. Not just the 4 that were documented. - The DCI Marshall at the time has even written that he felt this affair was most unsatisfactory in its conclusions. He had also been told by the CID “what happens at Cotchford, stays at Cotchford”. - Brian’s body was left unattended for several hours, until it was collected at around 6am in the morning. The 999 call was reported to have been at Midnight, and Brian is believed to have died at 9:30pm. - Frank Thorogood was actually taken away and treated by the ambulance that turned up after midnight as he had sustained an injury to his wrist. - It is believed that Frank Thorogood confessed to his lover Joan Fitzsimons later that day. Which is why her attempted murder three weeks later seems to link to this.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@ Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon were planning to form a band called “BALLS” in 1969. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmKUc3ynfNabmq8

[@johnybaltimore3687]

no revelations.

[@rainertrebbin-vf7nt]

Sitar player❤

[@joannariemvis3984]

Time it will be forbidden to place all crap on tiktok😅

[@Retroscoop]

Cool demeanor ?????

[@zog97xy]

This is just another american made up story jagger has NOT said anything on this video

[@mjh5437]

He lost his good looks even faster than George Best!!

[@MieLandell]

I like and love Brian very much❤❤😊and Jimi Hendix so great gitarrist the best one in the world❤so sad this two guys only be 27 years old they are always missing😢😢❤❤good there are so much wideos and films with both off them and films off performence❤❤🎉🎉R.I.P. both.off you.I think Brian was murded off some one and then they put him in the pool so sad😢😢😢😢😢Thorogod maybe??Buth he is dead to buth he say he killed Brian in one intervjun i saw😢😢😢😢bad man😮

[@PhilipOgden-m7z]

He took too many and much of the wrong drugs. At least that is what Jagger said.

[@TheCol1957]

Sick off these headlines in videos that are false

[@helensalter5067]

What a load of 'journalistic' crap - I was around at the time - still am - but Brian wasn't turning up for recording sessions, his drug taking was making him more and more unreliable at a time when The Stones - his creation - were beginning to make a name from themselves. Where's Mick's words? "Mick Jagger finally speaks out on Brian Jones" - I didn't hear a word from Mick in the above load of journo JUNK!

[@samr.england613]

Have any of you ever seen the Rolling Stones live in concert? Mic Jagger is so small and thin that I could barely see him behind the mic stand. And I was on the sixth row. Okay, I'm joking, but he is REALLY skinny and small, as is Keith Richards. Both are the same, diminutive size. Tiny. It's uncanny because on screen, they seem taller and bigger, but they are both really skinny and tiny.

[@glynjones7158]

Two world wars in 30 years will do that to a people. A lot of malnutrition meant most of the early British bands were 5'5 to 5'8 or so. Check out the Small Faces. All under 5'6. Tough bunch of buggers, all of 'em.

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Jagger 5’ 10 “ which is not small, I worked with him

[@Canyon2023]

Jones was a major creep from beginning to end.

[@charlessteenburgen]

They were so much better without that Jones person..The Mick Taylor era was the best. BRIAN WHO ???

[@mrgeorgebanjoman]

You know who Brian is ignoramus nasty crack , he was the one who made. the stones early hits through his slide guitar sound which gave the other stones their fame & fortunes

[@elenikorkodelaki2695]

Brian who??? You are ridiculous man! Brian who?? Rian started the Stones and of course you know that. . I agree with you about Mick Taylor.He was brilliant. Respect! But he left them to save his life .. And he done very well!

[@elenikorkodelaki2695]

Not Rian.. Brian.. i mean!

[@d741000]

Jagger and Richards - 10 cent Beatles, a wise man once said.

[@charlessteenburgen]

@@d741000 YOU MEAN A MORON

[@timcoakley5498]

The Stones are so overrated.

[@kevmac1230]

Could be. I never liked the post Jones Stones as much.

[@charlessteenburgen]

@timcoakley5498 AFTER YOU APOLOGIZE LIKE I KNOW YOURE GOING TO..ILL LET YOU DELETE THAT STUPID COMMENT

[@charlessteenburgen]

@kevmac1230 THEY WERE SO MUCH BETTER WITHOUT HIM..THE MICK TAYLOR ERA WAS THE BEST

[@timcoakley5498]

@@charlessteenburgen well if I have offended you I do apologise, but it’s only my opinion. I actually have 9 Stones Albums and have seen them 3 times, and even had a back stage pass at Wembley 1990. I just think that after Taylor left there was a lot of throw away songs on the Albums that followed.

[@charlessteenburgen]

@timcoakley5498 The Mick Taylor era was the best no question..if you don't like the Ron Wood era..I have 2 words for you..Some Girls

[@tonyolivieri3345]

My take on this story? When things got out of control for Brian Jones the Lord Jesus Christ would have saved him from self-destruction...............that is if Jones called out to Jesus Christ!

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Shut it