Rolling Stones accept award at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions 1989

[@krdloco11]

very classy of Ron wood to do that. Mick Taylor quit and he was still willing to share the spotlight, very nice gesture

[@petrslivinski7481]

Ron Wood comes across here as a incredibly classy, not upper crusted attitude. God Bless Ron Wood!

[@INXS7144]

The Stones made Gimme Shelter, Exile, Sticky Fingers and Beggars Banquet with Mick Taylor. He deserves to be in the R&Rhof with the Stones.

[@PrincezzSallyAcornXXX]

INXS7144 wasn’t on “Beggars Banquet” but he still deserves to be in the hall of fame

[@Methilde]

@@INXS7144 More than Ron for me.

[@pman8478]

@@Methilde Ron deserved it for Rod's stuff, the faces stuff, Some Girls and his own solo stuff

[@OFR]

Ron Wood - such a class act, always a lad, positive and supportive. He's earned his great life.

[@carmenbrown3437]

He's quite jovial

[@Methilde]

If you avoid to talk guitar could be, but here you have Mick Taylor on stage.

[@93Jubilee]

Y'all were SO young when you made career-defining those definitive choices about staffing (right word?) the band! Perfectamondo, guys! Great choices!

[@gracemariepabriga7039]

A humble and classy gesture of Ronnie Wood in letting Mick Taylor share the spotlight :)

[@colinwatt3958]

The respect the Stones have for Ian Stewart and his contribution to the band cannot be over-estimated. He left us far too soon. God bless you sir.

[@pamzavada5269]

The Stones have been the Greatest Rock and Roll band for sure, and the songs Mick and Keef wrote have hands down been the most varied and GREATEST SONGS in Rock and Roll history!! Thank you boys, you've been a constant in my life and you've gotten me through the best and worse times in my life. I can't imagine my life without you guys!! Thanks!!

[@robertwiesler381]

I could have written the exact same words You are absolutely right

[@BeatlesFan1975]

I wouldn't put them in the top 10 but it's all opinion and they had some great songs didn't they?

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

@@BeatlesFan1975 I'm sorry, but you're severely ignorant and misinformed if you do not include the Stones among the top bands of all time. Their influence, inventiveness, and staying power put them right at the very top.

[@Parker252]

I think that Ronnie Wood is a stand up and genuine man, he always pays respect to Mick Taylor in this video and when mick joined them onstage last year pumping his fist, showing his genuine friendship for mick.

[@petrslivinski7481]

Ron Wood class act. He give Mick Taylor where credit is due. Wish they did that for Brian Jones.

[@ManskisTreeHouse]

I've heard him say "Here's the man that made me rich"

[@cinematicpassages8884]

Ronnie admires his slide guitar, rock and blues playing.

[@jamesdavies5266]

They should have thanked you wes

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

MT and Ronnie are friends. MT even plays with Ronnie on some of Ronnie’s solo gigs. I only wish Jagger would let him back in the band on a full-time basis. It was such a treat to see him play a couple of tunes with the boys back in 2013. MT still brings out the best of them as he always had.

[@ladyjane8772]

Thanks Brian, this is thanks to you, you were an excellent leader and a great musician, you deserve more recognition!

[@randalclarke5487]

Amen Lady Jane

[@93Jubilee]

I've seen them every timd the band has been in shouting'/listening distance! Love love! So special, all of you.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

I'm glad Mick Taylor was up there , as they made some of their best music with him.

[@michaelharrington75]

He wasn't inducted though.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

@@michaelharrington75 He should have been .

[@stanwallet]

@@michaelharrington75 I believe he was inducted, as well as Ian Stewart.

[@michaelharrington75]

@@stanwallet You're right, he was. I knew Ian was. Not sure why I thought Taylor wasn't inducted with them. Ron Wood was too. Very cool!

[@michaelharrington75]

@@stanwallet If Ian hadn't been inducted with them it would have been dirty! The guy was there from the beginning, and had already been forced to being a sideman. I hope they paid him well for the 20 years he was with them?

[@dandiener9277]

And after 50 years, still the greatest show on earth!

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Truth Indeed

[@Ivansatrip]

damn it made me happy when they mentioned Brian Jones 🥲 to Brian for forming The Rolling Stones and for being a badass multi instrumentalist and guitarist that made The Rolling Stones music so unique in the 1960s thank you Brian rest in peace ❤

[@sunnyhill5119]

We will always love Brian ...the Golden Stone. May he rest in peace and rest in power. God bless and Amen.

[@michaelharrington75]

Brian was the only one of the 3 guitarist besides Keith that was inducted. Ron Wood and Mick Taylor weren't inducted. Only the 6 original members were.

[@FilippoBombonato]

Without Ron Wood and Mick Taylor's presence that induction would have been meaningless. They both were amazing!!!

[@ArthurSanford3706]

"Being celebrated for 25 years of bad behavior" Spot on Mick, spot on

[@chuckfatherofrock3480]

We all love Keith, but damn, show some love for Ronnie.

[@chucknorriss5452]

Show some love for Brian.... He pretended that he never existed.

[@thebeastwithamillioneyes1986]

@@chucknorriss5452 no gratitude for their former Leader and instrument genius whos in his final years lost his way and never got help from this guys here

[@bethmcavoy8062]

Mick Taylor is a hell of a guitar player. Thanks to Ahmet Ertegun for INSISTING that Mick Taylor be included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. . His guitar work from 1969-1974 pushed the Stones to do their best work: Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street, Get your Ya-Yas Out, Goats Head Soup, It's Only Rock And Roll. Mick Taylor was as indispensable to the Stones as Brian Jones or Ian Stewart.

[@MattSmith-iq1ld]

He also played a part in the recording of "Let It Bleed." And honestly, he should've received co-writing credits for a number of Stones songs he was promised co-writing credits for when Keith simply wasn't around like "Moonlight Mile" and "Time Waits For No One." If you listen to the latter, there is no way that song's music could have been written by Jagger or Richards. It doesn't even sound like them, although the tune is amazing. Mick Taylor has always been gracious and never bitched about this, but it's really one of the major reasons he left the band. He was never given his due.

[@yavorkresic4697]

Amen to that

[@klausrain111]

Beth McAvoy Agree 100%! When I think of Moonlight Mile, one of my favorite slow songs from them, I feel like crying at the powerful emotions and beautiful music both Micks display on that song.

[@edrock9192]

In Rolling Stone magazine circa 1969 ,Townshend said " it should be interesting to see how the Stones sound now with the addition of Mick Taylor who is a real musician."

[@lisabergkoetter7467]

Agree

[@anthonymann2061]

Ian Stewart - very very glad Mick you mentioned him. Love you Keith for mentioning ian stewart. Respect

[@michaelharrington75]

What most people don't realize is that Brian Jones and Ian Stewart were inducted into the RRHoF as Rolling Stones. Ron Wood and Mick Taylor weren't. That's why Ron said, he and Mick Taylor were there "on behalf of Brian".

[@rebeccawagner4167]

The Stones ❤️ ❤️ deserve to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 🎉🎉. They are the epitome of rock and roll 🎉🎉. The way Ron Wood had Mick Taylor come up there speaks volumes, that was a 1st class act 🎉🎉. Ron Wood,that was amazing what a awesome man you are,total respect 🎉🎉. Their longevity alone in the music 🎶 was world and industry says it all, I'm a Stones fan for life 🎉🎉. Keep rockin boys🎉🎉

[@keefriff99]

Mick Taylor is one of the most underrated guitarists in the history of rock'n'roll. I love Ronnie's attitude and humor, but I oftentimes wish that Mick had never left the band...he's just a monumental talent.

[@kaelhans2956]

Absolutamente la verdad! Mick Taylor uno de los mejores del mundo!

[@ovalvox7888]

No way is Mick Taylor underrated. He is still considered the best guitarist the Stones ever had. I’ll go one further. He was better than Brian, Keith and Ron combined.

[@jamesbowen8960]

He would have stayed if they would have paid him a few bucks once in a while.

[@kevinjoseph517]

in interview MT said 'heroin and keith being nasty even violent w me'.

[@Methilde]

@@kevinjoseph517 Keith was nasty with Taylor also cause Jagger choose and appreciated him. They even composed some beautifuls songs together. Junkie Keith period not easy for relationship.

[@StaciusMOPI]

Ronnie is so sweet, and as always I love Mick Taylor so much.

[@markcreamer4649]

I love mick taylor Hes genuine Hes humble, what a great person he is The best years of the stones was with mick taylor

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

I think the Stones' best years overlap with the tail-end of the Brian era and the tail-end of the Taylor era. Undoubtedly, 1968 to 1972 was their "golden age" as a recording band, which suggests the Mick Taylor era was really more of an amalgamation of Taylor, Jimmy Miller, Nicky Hopkins, and Mick and Keith's pinnacle as songwriters.

[@mike06250]

thank god they included brian

[@StevenCarinci]

Mike He founded the band and named them.

[@renzilamerda148]

no it was Brian the founding member of the stones and listed each member one by one

[@klausrain111]

Mike If you think about it, of course they would include Brian.

[@micawber7162]

And ian

[@naughtmoses]

And Mick T. But not Billy Preston, Nicky Hopkins or Bobby Keys... all of whom contributed considerably,

[@lewsnyder7799]

saw the Stones in detroit pre "Satifaction" Still blues. The venue was only a 3rd filled. I went to buy "Heart of Stone" (a 45) and the clerk played it and said, "You still want to buy it" Big Laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Of course!!!

[@platter1000]

awesome...do u still have the 45 and what is the b side. how long did they play and what did they play?

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Lew Snyder omg that is an awesome story! Thanks for sharing!

[@charlesdjones1]

And to think it was 25 years before this the Stones came out, and now this has been 25 years ago itself...

[@no1nestandsalone387]

CDaniel J80 30 now!

[@SargonofQueens]

The members of The Rolling Stones are so humble and down to earth. It’s the greatest band in the world!

[@plasticweapon]

maybe the second half of what you say is true.

[@Dogboy86]

jagger is like, the definition of guy who is neither humble nor down to earth

[@roseblake5803]

It’s a shame Mick and Keith couldn’t appreciate the great musicians when they were with them. So good to see the gorgeous Mick Taylor with beautiful scarf.

[@petrslivinski7481]

Mick Taylor class act! Watching and listening to him speak one can see how he presents himself on stage just like Brian Jones. And dresses impeccable just like Brian Jones.

[@stephenfiore9960]

.....thanks for pointing out who Mick was for sure..

[@Dakjams]

This was cool to see and I was going to go on about my love for Rock and Roll etc. but the bottom line for me is the Rolling Stones are the very definition of a rock and roll band. Anyone looking to start a rock band watch these guys on stage even now and you will see how its done.

[@robertwiesler381]

The best band on this planet These guys are real heroes I have only seen them 12 times so far but I'm sure there are many more shows to come To all the people out there: You must see them live if you can It will change your life

[@plcustodian]

I'm glad they acknowledged both Ian Stewart and Brian Jones (but barely).

[@samuelhebert4687]

Brian Sam lol not even a mention for Bobby Keys

[@sebasdebordeaux8347]

Brian Sam yes they did and it's good to hear Mick saying that, no matter if it's brief, he said it!! but couldn't prevent from twisting his mouth just after it was said..!!

[@petrslivinski7481]

Brian Jones has been gone for forty-nine years: Out-of-sight, out-of-mind. Forgotten. Cease to exist and contribute. Only Pete Townshend honored Brian properly. Listen carefully to Townshend's tribute to Brian and it will bring tears to your eyes.

[@chucknorriss5452]

Brian got snubbed. That was a dick move. Mick and Keith(who never even said his name) should have been ashamed of themselves.

[@michaelharrington75]

Ian and Brian were inducted into the RRHoF as Rolling Stones. Ron and Mick Taylor weren't.

[@mikeswincicki9504]

Thanks Ronnie for giving Brian credit to

[@michaelharrington75]

Brian was inducted into the RRHoF as a Rolling Stone. Ronnie wasn't. That's why he said they were "there on behalf of Brian".

[@williamthomas1]

The best band this planet will ever see.

[@Parker252]

I think mick taylor was a very important savor for this band!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gman6197]

I love ron wood just such an amazing guy love his solo work

[@SAAMIAM99]

Would anyone that night have believed that they would do another 25 years?

[@henrybaxter5229]

30

[@326cher]

@@henrybaxter5229 Still touring after 55 years!!!

[@robertowensenzer4622]

SIXTY and still going strong!!

[@klausrain111]

Mick's right: They wrote some of the best songs ever!

[@Methilde]

Reason why Keith and Mick are the heart of the Stones.

[@MrJones-ge5sl]

Class that they mentioned included Ian Stewart, without whom the Stones would never have been what they became.

[@ronnieron5368]

Nonsense. Brian Jones invented the Stones, period. Even Stu has said so.

[@gnordeck]

I am a heroin addict and at this time kieth was not clean but thank u woody for remembering jones and Taylor the fuckin a bomb from Vietnam

[@arnielim]

Forever stones!

[@OFR]

STU - the secret Stone who was there every day, every show, and rarely mentioned.

[@msoiseth3419]

I'm really glad Mick acknowledged Brian Jones, the founder of the Stones and my favorite, the forgotten Stone: Ian Stewart.

[@texas1949]

M Soiseth Absolutely! And Ian Stewart.

[@Methilde]

Ian was the real founder.

[@petegobeckli1386]

@@Methilde u r quite DELISIONAL! U can't handle the truth! Ian "STU"! STEWART was the 1st musician to answer Jones's ad in Jazz News. Early '62. Geoff Bradford was the original guitarist along with Jones & Brian Knight was the original lead singer. Mick Jagger came in afterwards, then Keith Richards. Dick Taylor was the bass player b fore Bill Wyman & Tony Chapman was the original drummer b fore Charlie WATTS, who was still play with ALEXIS KORNERS' BLUES INC. band. U getting all this stuff down?

[@randalclarke5487]

@@petegobeckli1386 amen! Brian Jones will always be the heart and soul of the Stones... no Jones, no Stones, say I

[@Methilde]

@@petegobeckli1386 So you ignore that Mick, Keith and Dick Taylor created a teenager band in Dartford : "Little boy blue and the blue boys" before be presented by Yan too Brian??? You're quite illusional.

[@darinjames3313]

And the Stones are still Rolling......who woulda thunk it?.....Life as we know it would be different without these gentlemen for sure.....they re almost unreal!.....but I know they exist....seen Van Halen open up for them in the mid 80s....dont remember to much a that ONE though....lol. ...Long live the Stones.. Thanks for the video

[@patguitare]

Mick Taylor...THE best lead guitarist the Stones ever had. No disrespect to Brian Jones, he was so inventive, Keith Richards the catalyst and main writer, or Ron Wood the compliment, or inside out rhythm to Keef was great. Mr. Taylor was the greatest of all the Stones guitarists. Mick took the lead guitar position in the band and made it his own. Just listen to the live album "Get Yer Ya Yas Out". Man, I cut my teeth on that live album...his phrasing, his vibrato, his slide playing, and his interpretations of those songs were beyond spot on. He knew when to lay back and hold down the rhythm to support Jagger's vocals, or Keef's lead lines, he would be the foundation of the rhythm along with Bill Wyan and Charlie Watts. But when it came time to shine on his own? He was absolutely expressive and took the voice through his phrasing. Every bit as good as Clapton at that time, maybe even better to my ear for that time, 1969-1975. His tone on that Gibson SG or Les Paul or 335 that he played was the best. Especially live...

[@wallyb55232]

Right on! Mick Taylor’s playing in Love in Vain drips with tone and touch. He nails it Sympathy For The Devil, one of the best solos in live rock ‘n’ roll ever.

[@patguitare]

@@wallyb55232 yup, Keef takes the first one, but Mick takes the second one which is much more expressive...

[@alexcika9906]

Im from Cleveland and to hear Mick say that was So Cool

[@darrylmata4025]

Mick's introduction of the beatles was more sincere and fun than his speech here.

[@ricarditohermesmacristina3]

The band didnt get along at this point. That changes the next year thanksfully

[@ShaNaNa242]

@@ricarditohermesmacristina3 yeah, Mick and Keith especially were really angry woth each other at this time and Stu's death shook them up pretty hard.

[@bkbcpa]

Mick Taylor = Class act

[@KC0462]

Agreed

[@petrslivinski7481]

Yes! Mick Taylor classy guy with Ron Wood.

[@klausrain111]

Well, all the older in-crowd get Pete's barbs, and on the other hand, he expressed what a lot of prople feel, really feel: The Stones are the best ever! They will never be eclipsed. Bill and Charlie know they're a big part of the band, and they always came through for the sound! Charlie is the perfect drummer for them. Not as flashy as Keith Moon or Bonzo. And one parting shot at the Great Peter Townshend: Keith Moon is a large part of your legend, and of course Pete knows that very well.

[@WarriorMigs24]

I love The Stones

[@madeleinehague648]

Oh, that witty, naughty Mick. God Save the Rolling Stones!

[@ethanweig9988]

Brian needs more credit

[@glenndrexler1677]

No words for Charlie And Bill?!

[@deeg8849]

Totally. And what Mick said was half bs. “Brian took us off the blues course….” Horseshit. Sure he elevated Mick’s wanna be Beatles songs with his instrumentation, but Brian was a blues guy pure and simple. Without Brian’s driving blues based sound, Mick and Keith would of been pop artists. Just look at their early songs they wrote.

[@Corolrose1218]

Brian Jones started The Rolling Stones. It’s his band. Mick should have said more about Brian. Keith didn’t mention Brian at all. In fact, he called it “Ian Stewart’s” band. Correction Keith: it’s Brian Jones’ band. And, you’re a low life for not mentioning Brian in your acceptance speech.

[@Methilde]

@@deeg8849 When Mick and Keith meet them in Dartford station Mick had Muddy Water album with him, it's not blues????

[@septimiusseverus343]

@@Corolrose1218 Indeed. Stu himself said that Brian was the first Stone and he was the second. Keith clearly has unresolved issues with Brian, but seeing him act as though the man never existed is disgusting. Keith is a great musician, but can be full of it at times.

[@acmegd]

Yeah well, Brian of course was the founder, heart and soul of the group yes? Nice of them to recognize him - if only for a brief moment.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Keith really loved Ian Stewart... very rarely misses an opportunity to pay his heartfelt respects to the guy.

[@petrslivinski7481]

Yea but not Brian Jones. Him and Jones didn't get on as well.

[@punkker666]

I love Keith haha and I'm so glad Mick mentioned Brian

[@dannyd1572]

From the interviews I've seen with Bill. He said that Charlie and himself thought it was a bunch of shit and the reason why they didn't go is they hated the RR Hall Of Fame because it is to political. That's too bad. Would have been great to have them show.

[@debbietucker8537]

You desseved it you all are the best

[@Markyroson]

and 25 years later they are still rocking

[@Methilde]

Smart the way Jagger quote Jean Cocteau, French artiste, a rocker with a fine culture!!!!

[@93Jubilee]

Oh my god, Paul! Y'all WERE 'inredibly unique!" Though I tried to crash the stage the Beatles' stage in New Orleans, the cops were tight~ I loved them soo very much, and honestly can't say that they surmounted you guys. loveed you alll! And, God bless him, I still miss Charlies Watts, as I'm sure y'all do. Love to you all, with special love today. Y'all made my chlidhood/adolescence incredibly unqiue! Love lovelovelove

[@jondoe6273]

The Stones are defiantly one of the top 5 best and most influential rock bands ever. I say one of the top 5, cause most rock & roll afficianotos would at least agree they are somewhere in the top 5, where in the top 5 would vary from person to person. And I have to give major props to Mick Taylor as he was a huge part of the Stones best years and best songs. All years were great for them, but Taylor's period was hands down the best. Ronnie and Brian carved out their own unique greatness with this band, but M Taylor's was the best.

[@josehborba3004]

Well they are asoloutley inthe top 2 ,what they have done through out there Career is astounding, stones are rock warriors, nothing seems to stop this band , heavy drugs, alcohal ,you name it they did it , it's a miracle this guys are still here and performing still ,I think they are the coolest best band ever ,

[@andzwe]

That Jean Cocteau quote in Jagger's speech pretty much sums it all up. Cocteau's exact words: "The instinct of nearly all societies is to lock up anybody who is truly free. First, society begins by trying to beat you up. If this fails, they try to poison you. If this fails too, they finish by loading honors on your head." Although Ian Stewart was, in Richards' words; "the glue that held the whole thing together”, I just saw his name spelled wrong on the R&R Hall of Fame site.

[@grizzghost2085]

Thanks to Leo Fender 🎸 couldn’t have said it any better.

[@WarriorMigs24]

Thank you

[@Officialshayne]

Who's here in 2020, ready for more STONES!!!

[@mcgurkryans]

Wow... is Keith juiced! It's sad to watch him twitch like that.

[@petrslivinski7481]

Keefer always a nervous Annie and wiping the nose so much during his speech.

[@ahbowakawapoussepousse2712]

He sure was. Juiced and the rest. He was most of the time by admission. Sad when Brian was at that place they never had his back.

[@dogpd3]

Keith’s always been nervous with speeches. Nothing new

[@rickprol-pc8ds]

MY FAVE R&R BAND OF ALL TIMES, EASILY!!! MICK TAYLOR , WHAT A GENIUS AS ARE ALL OF THEM. BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinthomas5155]

At Least Mick thanked Brian Jones... Andrew Loog Oldham was not mentioned, and he should have been. Without Andrew the Stones wouldn't have made the impact they did. They thank Ahmet and Jann Wenner but not Andrew Loog Oldham or Jimmy Miller? Laughable...

[@janarnaud8058]

You're right I agree 100℅

[@lisakwaterski6707]

He demoted Ian as a member of the band because he didn't look the part. Sad.

[@DiabloOutdoors]

And no mention about Charlie Watts...

[@michaelharrington75]

Yeah, and Jann Wenner is one of the biggest scumbags in the business!

[@danbennett2891]

The "Wax-works of Rock" comment was perhaps the best ever, and certainly the truest.

[@danbennett2891]

Right along with "Americans are funny people: first you shock them, then they put you in a museum." LMAO

[@asdfghjklkjhvbvcvjhvlyhb9957]

I don`t look forward to the day they finish. They inspire life in us all and for so long

[@bobwerner6967]

AND LET US NOT FORGET THE LATE GREAT NICKY HOPKINS AND HIS INVALUABLE AND UNSUNG CONTRIBUTIONS. RIP.

[@Methilde]

Right, sorry for their greatest pianist and musician too.

[@bobwerner6967]

@@Methilde Thank you. You remember. Many more should honor this great musician.

[@VigilanteVegan]

1989? Holy wow. They almost need to be inducted twice now.

[@colinreilly]

he's the best musician on the stage, that's for sure. You'd be uptight if you were standing around a bunch of guys who didn't like you either. It's amazing they even got him there during this time. I know they have a better relationship with taylor these days.

[@Wyatt-f5b]

It was an encredible journey. They had a big hand in shaping the world.

[@Onehappyworlds]

Brian should've been one of the first persons Mick should've thanked. Where's Charlie? Rest in peace, Charlie. You will be missed.

[@erichinton5774]

He and Wyman thought the whole deal was political, and didn't wanna show. I don't believe it was their type of scene anyway: they were more in it for the music

[@septimiusseverus343]

@@erichinton5774 Good on them, they knew the "Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame" was a joke from the get-go.

[@erichinton5774]

@@septimiusseverus343 yup and sadly, it's become even worse since this

[@septimiusseverus343]

@@erichinton5774 Yep, all fakery. This is another reason why Bill Wyman is my favourite Stone, he didn't have time for fakery. He gave Brian due credit where no one else would, he related just how bad Keith's drug problems were, that they were no laughing matter, and he quit the band as he figured the Stones were done creatively and wanted to move onto greener pastures. Must be that WW2 mentality. Not to be controversial, but IMO Bill was the glue that held the Stones music together on stage, and after he left the bottom end truly fell out of their sound.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

EXACTLY 💯, because Brian Jones created this band. ,I heard Mick Jagger or Keith Richards did not attend Brian Jones Funeral.

[@symeonnikolov1083]

Brian should get more recognition. He was the true musical genius and leader of The Rolling Stones. Outshining both Richards and Jagger, respectively. Maybe that’s why he wasn’t treated great by them? Don’t know. Stones were never the same after his death (although still some great songs came out), mainly because they leaned towards the pop rock sound that would make them climb the charts and sell records. Brian brought something different to the band. We can see why great names like Hendrix, Dylan and the Beatles loved him. RIP to the true stone.

[@urenapainting3862]

BRIAN JONES is The Father of The STONES. Period.

[@LELAND-Bob]

@Dicky fucking not true at all

[@jamesbowen8960]

So true!

[@ronnieron5368]

​@@LELAND-BobFucking you don't know wtf you are talking about 😂

[@petermelnick1148]

Get on with it already he's gone and Stones are The Greatest Rock n Roll Band of all time!!!!

[@ronnieron5368]

@@petermelnick1148 Disrespectful not to mention him. So, you deal with it!

[@spencerreynolds7692]

Even the Rolling Stone laugh at Cleveland being the site for the RRHOF.

[@jimmyc2895]

I saw the Stones in Birmingham Alabama in 89

[@SoCalCulated1999]

33 years ago and the world thought they were sunsetting. Hahaha...classic defiance.

[@raulhuertasgomez4781]

Gracias 😀😊 Mick Taylor por pertenecer a la mejor banda de rock de todos los tiempos

[@keefriff99]

I can't believe Charlie wasn't there for this!

[@Methilde]

Not sure that Charlie appreciated this kind of ceremonial.

[@neverMaddOli]

Keith.. High as fuck, no paper, and still delivers a better speech than Mick Jagger. Rock and Roll.

[@sunnyhill5119]

Right....😂👍

[@potentpotis]

24 years ago and their still rockin.

[@Serendipity629]

To Brian Jones who was the founder and leader of The Stones.

[@Methilde]

In his dreams only.

[@chayafuerst9246]

Temple of Rock in "Cleveland!" Thank you Mick Jagger!

[@petegobeckli1386]

@@Methilde It's true. Jones breathed life into his ROLLING STONES. JONES' STONES. Deal with it.

[@ronnieron5368]

​@@MethildeYou are sadly misinformed. Brian started the Stones, period!

[@Methilde]

@@ronnieron5368 Look at an Alexis Corner interwiew, he said that Mick was already singing with Alexis Korner incorporated, Keith was around and Ian Stewart made the connexion with Brian. The anounce in Jazz News magazine (2 may 1962) was exactly : "Guitarist and vocalist forming R&B band require, sax, bass and drummer", there a photo of the original one on youtube. Facts

[@iamtheburninator]

Totally man, Sticky Fingers is my favorite Stones album.

[@jondoe6273]

The Stones are defiantly one of the top 5 best and most influential rock bands ever. I say one of the top 5, cause most rock & roll afficianotos would at least agree they are somewhere in the top 5, where in the top 5 would vary from person to person. And I have to give major props to Mick Taylor as he was a huge part of the Stones best years and best songs. All years were great for them, but Taylor's period was hands down the best. Ronnie and Brian carved out their own unique greatness with this band, but M Taylor's was when the most magic happened.

[@RollingOrmond]

Every band that doesn't wear matching suits or sing happy pop songs owes them their existence. The MOST influential band.

[@BlindingTemptation]

Words Ron, words, words!

[@josehdez1309]

the best band ever...

[@dogpd3]

Love the dig at Allen Klein. think Allen Klein broke the Beatles up not Yoko. Fortunately the stones were able to escape the clutches of Klein. The Beatles should of listened to Paul. He wanted Linda’s father who was a banker.

[@Regreviews]

Exactly

[@Regreviews]

It was John's trusting of Klein

[@bluesboy54321]

Mick Taylor. The best thing that ever happened to the Stones, and the worst when he left.

[@jamesbowen8960]

He might have stuck around if they had paid him a few bucks once in a while.

[@mussolinispage4697]

Add Nicky Hopkins when you her dressed in blue and about 40 others. Totally their best on piano

[@wishbone7410]

the very first and the last occasion for them to speak such serious and emotional words.

[@sumtin05698]

0:17 Pete Townshend “I Don’t Care!” 😂

[@TheVanneo]

What was going on with Charlie and Bill?

[@AdyCP-rj7xy]

Brian Jones… his name as one of the world’s best musical composers and arrangers, and brightest and most diverse musicians of all times. The Rolling Stones was his band. The Rolling Stones was his name. He had registered it - no one else. Yes, the name and the band belonged to him… (Gloria Shepherd book)

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It would have been nice to hear some thanks to guys like Nicky Hopkins, Jimmy Miller, Billy Preston, Jack Nitzsche, Bobby Keys, Jim Price, and so many others who played on some of their greatest recordings. But then again, we have applauded the fact that Brian Jones and Mick Taylor received acknowledgment. That tells you everything.

[@Sincopare]

To not acknowledge Jimmy Miller really is appalling. Producers are often overlooked by the public, but they are really highly involved in the finishing, instrumentation and recording process. The man was there for 4 of the greatest albums by any rock band ever; Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street.

[@theodoremay9906]

WoW......don't think I have ever heard Mick Taylor talk !! LoL

[@chrismckay9923]

No mention of Bill Wyman?

[@adolfart89]

3:17 Ronnie seems to share a joint to Mick LMAO 😂

[@SimonRobeyns]

Why wasnt Bill and Charlie there? It's cool Mick and Ronnie said something and ian and brian as well.. Mick looked coked up as fuck licking his lips all the time but gave a decent speech. Keef looked coked out of his mind with his giant eyes and .. he did it the keef way i suppose?

[@marioalejandrosuarezarcila7197]

Thanks leo fender indeed

[@paulsullivan1650]

Mick Taylor... The classiest act onstage that night. And to Ronnie Wood, for acknowledging him. He knew who the best guitarist in the band was. The funny thing is that the Stones were NEVER, EVER the greatest rock & roll band when playing live. Actually, they were one of the worst when playing live! That is until Taylor joined the band. All you've got to do is take a listen to the live album.... "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" All the best lead playing on that record was Mick Taylor. Although I must say that Keith was pretty damn good himself on that one!

[@nielsanderspoulsen1462]

Paul Sullivan get yer yaya’s out is to me the best rock and Roll live album ever. Right, Mick T is the lead, but Keith is the power. Those two, on that album, is greatest companions ever in rock and Roll.

[@jeanetteduda6611]

If you're a Stones fan and somewhat enjoyed this check out Jagger inducting the Beatles in '88. I personally think Mick was a little "coked out" but it was REALLY touching!

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Just saw Pearl Jam's induction! What a class guy Eddie Vedder is! it is why I looked up RS induction I wonder if they would have invited Brian if he was still alive? Lack of Class shown by Mick & esp Keith about Brian! He was the one who started the band - who loved the Blues! Jimmy Miller the producer rescued their ass but no mention! Amazing! As for Keith being a rebel do me a favor! Look at early RS he was the wimpy one! I like to Thank Brian Jones for forming The Rolling Stones!

[@frusciante3499]

But Brian never was a songwriting force, and in rock n roll, that's what matters the most.