The Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking (Live) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska

[@chrislegner4816]

Splendid choice. When the studio version of this dropped, The Stones were at their creative peak.

[@Mr.Tin_88]

R.I.P. Charlie Watts It's great to see Mick Taylor playing with the band again.

[@blue-fj9ky]

RIP Bobby Keys, too.

[@mcddtlc]

This one really shows how much Mick Taylor brought to the Stones live- awesome!!

[@shspurs1342]

But Ronnie quality is the fact that he sounds more like Brian Jones. Like Kieth says Ronnie is like my little brother. The way they play of each other.

[@DaestrumManitz]

The interaction between Mick’s vocals and Keith’s guitar playing really make this song an experience that we have come to know as the Rolling Stones!

[@RCullis47]

This song reminds me of a very magic summer when I was coming of age. Mick Taylor is SO underrated as a guitarist. He's one of my favorites.

[@blue-fj9ky]

Me, too. Driving too fast to my first girlfriend's house with Get Your Ya Ya's Out on the 8-track!

[@jeffreybudrovic7785]

One of my favorite Stones song along with 100 others! Pioneers. Many of their songs carried a message but can still be danced to. Love ya Hon!

[@sumonjamal1653]

The Rolling Stones have something for everyone... including this jazzy jam. Their 50+ year career has produced a wide array of music from early blues and R&B to rock n' roll... pop... country... jazz... psychedelic ... funk music.

[@vicprovost2561]

You bet, if all you did was play their catalog with only breaks to eat and sleep it would take days to go through. As wide a variety of tunes as you could want as th band evolved over decades.

[@scottedwards33]

Thanks for your honesty. So many Stones songs are moments in time that aren't reproduced well live.

[@vicprovost2561]

You really need to hear the studio original, it has a tremendous mix, Bobby Keys is still the sax player decades before and they are at their creative zenith as their playing is amazing. The opening riff is better defined and dirty as hell. The Stones will forever be in my top 5 rock bands. Thanks for your honesty, this is always a great jam in concert but it really is a classic on the record. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@shspurs1342]

No she doesn’t. This is way better than the studio version.

[@rickeylucero3955]

Greatest rock band ever. No one has the variety of the Stones!!

[@jimcole9751]

The incomparable Texas Bobby Keys on that dirty sax...my all time favorite Stones song

[@troythomas753]

RIP Charlie Watts on drums and Bobby Keys on the sax. Great solo.

[@anthonygamble2427]

Saw the Stones in 78 in Germany while stationed there in the Army as well in Cleveland Ohio, Never dreamed they would still be rocking out ,but love these original bad boys of rock

[@scotttrainer9704]

I've seen them twice. They are very casual in their performances. This song was a practice session that turned into a jam session and they put it on the album. When you are the Stones you do whatever you feel at the moment.

[@jeffreybudrovic7785]

Yes, not there to put on a show, but put poetry to musical instruments

[@josesantos8963]

Five stars para uma apresentadora de rock and roll.

[@paulkirk9168]

Hi Rebeka, what an energetic performance that was and Mick Jagger wasn't bad either! Great to see Mick Taylor playing live with them, some of my favourites are when he was in the band. As always keep on rockin' girl!

[@paulcooper5748]

Yes mick taylor is awesome.👌👌🎸🎸

[@mansonmydog]

I've seen them live and agree with you. the whole concert was as you describe and a lot of their songs shared the same tempo. It is always great to see Mick live.

[@pascalmarfaing1690]

Great video !

[@kubulajagodzinski4355]

nice song choice to react Rebeka

[@thomaspreston8782]

👍👍🫶🏼 Very enjoyable.

[@norkannen]

Another one of our vinyls. But than again we have most of 70s stuff and a bit before and later.😈❤️🇧🇻

[@argentokaos2629]

Charlie. A thing about the Stones is: they're surprisingly *generous.* In a lot of their live performances and best cuts, Mick and Keith hang back! 'At's not laziness; they really like having guest stars and shining the light around--- but, yeah, the album version of this is way tighter and tougher even though they say they improv'd half of it.

[@davidfallwell3550]

Jagger and Richards are phenomenal

[@chaspullen3544]

Remember being toasted at there concert Couldn't understand what he said Love your reactions Be careful out there

[@tomweyer6251]

I could watch this girl dance around her apartment to the Rolling Stones all day...mmm..so nice...

[@erlstone]

MT was/is special.. great choice.. takes serious skill to play the tone that clean and that loud and get a cool sound.. remember, live shows are mixed from the board for the way the arena or room works... and may not "mix down" well for a video track... sometimes they can do two seperate mixes, it's possible they didn't do that here... could be straight from the live desk

[@davemcbroom695]

Ronnie Wood's intro is my ring tone. 🤘🤘

[@scotttrainer9704]

I'm pretty sure if they asked, the gods would land on earth to perform with the Rolling Stones.

[@davidboivin7996]

My favorite Stones song. Check out the original recording too.

[@deepermind4884]

Mick Taylor was the Stones' lead guitarist from 1970 to '75. He really helped shape their sound in those years. Without him the albums "Sticky Fingers", "Exile on Main Street", etc., would not sound the way they do. Unfortunately, this show he sounded a bit rusty, the overall tempo was a little laid-back & the audio mix is not so great. Please check out the studio version on "Sticky Fingers"; it is pure magic caught on tape. The long jam on the end is there, but it was not planned ahead. They just went ahead & jammed, & it's simply brilliant. Listen to that a few times, THEN go back & listen to how they laid it out on this live performance. They kinda try to duplicate it, more or less, but in concert, sometimes improvisation hits the mark & sometimes it doesn't. This performance was not a stellar example of the song. Even the Stones can have an off night....whaddya gonna do.... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mikecurtis9485]

Chair Dancer you were really working it out. Have you had the chance to see them live? You would not have been sitting.

[@greggary7217]

Live is great, the energy of the crowd and so on, but for most rock bands at least it’s as much entertainment, whereas the best of their musicality is left in the studio. Such is this one. Great show (haven’t seen them live since the 70’s) but the studio version is far better musically imo.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

Live versions just don't do it for me - but I don't check in for the songs , I already know them , I'm here for the reaction . listen to studio version to compare , if you haven't yet

[@calebwitt207]

To this day, I think their best recordings were with Mick Taylor.

[@stuartpage8517]

I agree 👍

[@vangannaway1015]

The early 70s were the best Stones period. Cofounder Brian Jones had left and Mick Taylor one of the best Brit blues guitarists came on freeing up Richards who really wasn't a soloist to come up with funkiest riffs in rock history. Mick Taylor, Peter Green (THE founder of Fleetwood Mac) and Eric Clapton and others all came out of John Mayalls Blues Breaker. Checkout the cover of the Beano album to get glimpse of the scene back then.

[@poows]

you should react more stones

[@VIDSTORAGE]

You gotta break out the album Sticky Fingers and then you will totally get this song **

[@robertdedrick7631]

Studio. Version is absolute fire

[@robertworrell6287]

I think you need to see a old black and white TV show of the Stone's performance and then you will see something .... maybe the T.A.M.I Show.

[@markbennett2196]

so good of men tantland where that age.

[@artsilva]

You really need to hear the original studio version, it is a much better energy. Both Mick Jagger and Mick Taylor were on their prime game. The story goes that in the studio during the recording, when the main part (first half) of the song was ending, Mick Taylor, drummer Charlie Watts and guest conga player kept the rhythm going, recording tapes were still rolling and Bobby Keys picked up his Sax again and joined in followed by Keith Richards, bassist Bill Wyman, etc. essentially having an extended jam session that "became" the second half of the song. Many long time Stones fans will tell you that the Mick Taylor years (1969-1975) were the best The Rolling Stones ever sounded and their best song writing era. When Mick Taylor left the band in late '75 he was replaced by Ronnie Wood. Regardless of the outcome of this live performance it was great to see both Taylor and Wood together and all the living band members on one stage with the exception of Bill Wyman which would have been completely amazing. If you want to hear epic quality live performances of The Stones in the Mick Taylor era, check out anything from the live album called Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. Mick T. and Keith Richards with their weaving guitar arrangements switching off lead roles, the rhythm section of Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman are the driving force and Mick Jagger vocals and energy was nothing short of amazing during his prime. Recorded on their '69/'70 tour.

[@RCullis47]

Definitely check out the studio version from the Sticky Fingers album. Definitely hot. Much better. Many would consider this blasphemy but personally, the only reason to see a post Mick Taylor period Stones concert is to see the legends in person but don't expect to compare the live versions of their songs to the classic studio recordings. Too sloppy and too many liberties taken. Granted, they've been playing these songs for years and they probably like tochange it up a bit but I have seen the Stones live a couple times a while after Ron Wood replaced Mick Taylor and there were times it took me almost to the chorus to figure out what song they were playing because they took SO many liberties....and I was a BIG Stones fan my whole life. I know these songs. I've even covered some of them in a couple bands I played with. For me it was a disappointment. But, to each his own I guess. Check out this link where Mick Taylor plays with Carla Olson live. He plays a song called "Sway" also from the Sticky Fingers album. Much tighter and you recognize the song right away. His soloing is right up my alley too. He takes his times and massages it to perfection IMHO: Here's the lionk. I hope you like it- kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5Ommol3ZqhjpdE

[@paulcooper5748]

BTW what is your nationality.?

[@edwinsemidey1992]

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[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

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[@letitbleedadam]

The extended solo being lengthy, is/was the point. The original song was supposed to end when Jagger stops singing, and fade out from there. But while recording it, they decided (on the spot) to just keep going, and MT improvised from there. I (somewhat) agree that this may long in a live setting and for non-diehard fans. But there’s some context lost with respect to the songs creation. Would have to agree on the heavy focus of the background d singers.

[@brianmurphy8627]

I've always felt sort of two ways about this song. I loved the beginning, which rocked, and then the second part, at least on the album release, was a letdown, Yes, it had the sax and some other rhythmic things going for it, but it was all over the place, incoherent. This live version was a big improvement. Mick Taylor was actually in the band in the early '70's., There are a few reasons why he didn't make it with the band, depending on whom you believe. One is that Taylor couldn't keep up with the band's hard partying. Another, which seems more credible, was that Taylor was a far better guitarist than Keith Richards, who got tired of being shown up on stage. Richards was a founding member of the band, so Taylor had to go. Could explain why the guitar players couldn't play well together live. As always, an honest, thoughtful and great reaction!

[@Verboten-xn4rx]

Yeah so much better live than the album but there's a lot of bad and some good? reassessment in this track - but the battery is dying... Deep cut though extra deep....

[@dougoneill7266]

Fair enough, but the album cut is well worth a listen. one of the most powerful riffs the lads ever put down.

[@myfriendjoe]

Cake. Friend is a four letter word

[@javier_rios]

I love your reaction vids but I have to speak about the elephant in the room. You are crazy beautiful!! ❤‍🔥🌷

[@giovannaferraiuolo252]

Ti amo rebekka 💘...ma voglio la reaction di Phil Collins ( Two Heart).....🙏

[@kubulajagodzinski4355]

hello Rebeka you look nice

[@OzarkTroutBum]

Still partial to the original studio. MUCH tighter and without the guys walking all over each other

[@blue-fj9ky]

Mick Taylor forever! I love Ronnie but they never had a real lead guitar player after Brian died and Mick quit.

[@Chrisdrumz]

Should've listened to the studio version first.

[@Papun-o4s]

I didn't like this performance and recording of the song. The sound was horrible and the band members were out of tempo

[@peterstrayhorn5316]

This was kind mess I don't think they practice before on stage.But get it the studio version rocks

[@VFXpLore]

Younger Performances ~under 30 Years of age, please. Rock is a young man's Sport. Never trust anyone over 30. People get nostalgic for their YOUTH Not their midddle-ages Performance> Why are they playing Santana Licks?

[@mikecaetano]

Santana inspired the jam they laid down way back when they were recording the song. Young women rock too by the way.

[@ThatGuy-bp4gz]

Your honesty is a breath of fresh air. This seemed quite a sloopy mediocre performance.

[@wavelength7503]

An absolutely pathetic version. There was no feeling in it, just running the time of the clock. You gave it more excitement than it deserved. I couldn't listen to it all, so I fast forward it. You should listen to the studio version. And grab the true soul of it all. You are missing all the fantastic percussions etc. Mick Taylor plays in the original studio recording, and is a huge part of the melodic feel. The vocals in the original are fantastic. I think you should listen to the original and get the true perspective. You u will be blown away by the original. What you say does have validity. But you are making an analysis on a treble performance .

[@cameronmacdonald5125]

Waiting on a friend is my favorite song by them I think you'll like it

[@PeterVesuwalla]

One of my favourite Stones songs, but this rendition is weak. The intro, which sounds powerhouse in the studio version, is a complete mess here. I'm actually surprised they released this one.

[@joeljarecki2332]

I been through all your reviews before subscribing. In all honesty you are reacting to not the best version of each artist

[@chrise3099]

In my opinion the Stones are one of those bands where you go to see mick jagger perform. I have seen them live and was disappointed. Very disjointed and loose.

[@jamesmoritz3584]

They always play sloppy. That's what makes them the Stones.

[@stonebringer1]

The studio version is better.

[@charlemarcharlemar2401]

Studio is much better