The Rolling Stones - Route 66 1964 (best sound)

[@LARRYWAITE]

great to hear Bill's bass not buried in the mix - right on the money!

[@salsageordie]

It kicks in with Bill's baseline .

[@jackthebassman1]

Absolutely, it just cooks.

[@davidmichaels8563]

Extremely Underrated 🎸

[@2011littlejohn1]

I lived out a dream - went to the US and drove down the remnants of this road with the Stones playing the song on the record player.

[@linwoodkent1246]

The road ahead was wavy, I ask my Dad why is the road moving up there? He said it's the heat. Oh I forgot, Thanks for this great version, I love it, Memories from the 50's on vacation California to Missouri then back. No A/C in car it was like an OVEN!!!!! Thanks for the great song!!!!!

[@gabriellefalk5006]

And how good is this....the best ever

[@tedgoodfellow9103]

Well done, Anthony R. The facial expressions live the music and are a bonus! Regards from Blighty :).

[@lindabaker4028]

1964, the year that as a couple of kids, we left California and driving an old 51 Ford, took Route 66 escaping parental control and made our way across the country on $76 to start a new life together. What an adventure! Those were the days!

[@indios2931]

You really lived it, what a time to be alive!

[@MrAschiff]

My favorite Stones cover!

[@sabinianomaia4844]

This is good music man!

[@LoveFlatfootin1]

This is perfection.

[@terrysmith2619]

Timeless r & r perfection...pure

[@salsageordie]

You can see those towns flashing by and smell the sweating blacktop .

[@linwoodkent1246]

Yeah!!! and you can see the blacktop waving up ahead, that is when it was HOT weather!!!!

[@GravityBoy72]

I love that grungy sound on the first album. They basically recorded their live act... (ie. This video).

[@VytukJurko]

Keith super

[@orgi49]

Es gab zu zu diesem Stück mal ne Video in dem die Band noch sr nicht auf der Bühne war aber die Musik schon erklang, also mit play back gemogelt

[@francesmccall4924]

He is so funny, I love him so

[@josephhuether1184]

It helps to start with this phenomenal song Bobby Troup song…my vote for Americas alternative National Anthem.

[@peterparker7121]

It started as a “swing” song. It was a hit for Nat King Cole in the 1940s. Later on even Perry Como recorded it! Then in the early 1960s Chuck Berry recorded it as a sort of boogie woogie. Curiously enough Berry’s version is piano-driven; there’s only a guitar solo in the middle. This is the record the Stones used to make the song pure rock’n’roll. But like I said, it started off as a jazzy tune. As a matter of fact Bobby Troup, the song’s composer, was a jazz pianist.

[@fellspoint9364]

Rock n’ roll

[@peterparker7121]

“Flagstaff , Arizona, don’t forget Winona…”. Jagger could never decipher “Winona”, so he flubs the name and says something like “Anona”.

[@procopiojrpalacios9702]

"Big Sun, Boskow, Saint Bernadino" (Kingman, Barstow, San Bernardino). The funny, young Michael Phillip Jagger!

[@walendxweg]

092👍🖐️

[@scottlevison7994]

Writtten by a doctor at Ramparts General Hospital..a Dr. Joe Early....

[@linwoodkent1246]

Kool guy!!!

[@robertsterner408]

Interesting ❤

[@walendxweg]

🧩National 7face au SYSTHEM ♦️👍🖐️

[@mullerk2]

Brian better than Keith.

[@rayberg567]

Brain wrote also hundreds of songs? And brought blues in an other level?

[@davidmichaels8563]

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