Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking 1971

Recorded in March & May, 1970. Released April 23, 1971 on the album Sticky Fingers
Lead Vocals: Mick Jagger Electric Guitars: Keith Richards & Mick Taylor Drums: Charlie Watts Bass: Bill Wyman Backing Vocals: Keith Richards Organ: Billy Preston Saxophone: Bobby Keys Congas: Rocky Dijon Percussion: Jimmy Miller

[@teleman2157]

Coolest riff in rock history

[@ZekeMan62]

Greasiest riff ever.

[@rsohlich1]

it is pretty bada$$

[@cameronpickard7456]

it is .it is the stones

[@bidensniffedmetoo1005]

Hell yeah it is! Just learned how to play it last night. Feel like there’s no where else to go now

[@RhesusMonkeyNJoseph]

This riff is its own solar system. Completely unique n unlike anything else. "Hey, Keef, has Mick got any more o' those marshmallows?!"

[@lindaredlick8821]

The Stones were still going strong up until Charlie Watts passed and to me that's an outstanding accomplishment. 👏👏

[@windtalkerxx]

Drummer Charlie Watts I love you, brother… I miss you so much. 💯💙🥰

[@jacobstacy588]

The Rolling Stones could be arguably be one of the best rock bands ever to exist they aren’t my favorite but I like them they just got so many hits and still making records

[@thetheraine]

I love the Beatles AND the Stones... don't know why people make it a competition...

[@alysmarcus7747]

i'm finding it interesting that when i was young I liked the Beatles more . . . when i got into my late 20's i started liking the Stones more . . and it's kept growing since then. The blues really has me.

[@Getreidemarkt]

@@alysmarcus7747Same with me here. Never really got into the Stones firsthand while I liked Beatles from the start (I am 40 so I discovered both long after their releases). But meanwhile I think everything from Aftermath (1966) to Goats Head Soup (1973) is just brilliant.

[@alysmarcus7747]

@@Getreidemarkt hmmm - what about Blue and Lonesome?

[@Getreidemarkt]

@@alysmarcus7747 it's a good album, but far from brilliant.

[@alysmarcus7747]

@@Getreidemarkt which one would you say is the best . . .good luck 🙂

[@njlizzie2275]

Rediscovered Can't You Hear Me Knocking (again) after hearing it used in a couple of shows. The Stones never fail to hook you on the opening riff and carry you off on their iconic R&B dirty rock jams. Just one of the many reasons they are so great.

[@jonndepentu4421]

we love you forever Mr Charlie Watts you will make generations to come happy

[@KPho150]

what made Charlie Watts stand out among the other is other rockstars chucks TV out of windows while Charlie almost chucked his frontman out of the window.

[@fonsecorona]

To be referenced the way he was in a song like Slow Turning by John Hiatt was a very nice gesture to honor Charlie as the icon he is...👍

[@mikekuhn214]

That guitar riff will always b awesome. Very Underrated song!

[@ebntje]

My favorite by The Stones.

[@mrprytania1387]

Nobody considers it underrated idiot

[@JamesFolkers]

There’s that word again… ( No, it isn’t!)

[@sergeantc6122]

Good ol’ fashioned British Rock n Roll… great stuff!

[@byrdmaniacsg2776]

Rocked out to this one many times in the 70’s. Great times!

[@happyalami737]

wild riff straight to my brain

[@echolot]

this song always makes me think of "blow"

[@friedkin71]

Even after all this time Keith Richard might be my favorite of them all

[@99tdtdtd]

So bluesy. Love their funkiness

[@ludsontravis4933]

Young Mick Taylor always reminds me of the Jamie character ("I wish we had time to bury them fellas") played by Sam Bottoms in The Outlaw Josey Wales for some reason. Mick Taylor is one of the greatest guitarists of our time and the Rolling Stones collectively have always mesmerized me with their music. R.I.P. Charlie boy. Your drumming will be immortal on vinyl, tape, digital, etc...until the end of time. Bless you all.

[@kitkat914]

Yea he does!!!

[@steffigavin9152]

Completely outrageous song

[@reekless]

Fuckin rhythm baby

[@tonyrosa7944]

That Sax though... Sick af

[@alexconstable3155]

Bobby Keys rocked that sax!

[@johnknottenbelt2727]

Mick Taylor pure & sublime. But then, that's him, pure class.

[@garethclark5489]

And even more incredible he was only 20 when he joined The Stones. I cant get my head around that!

[@jonndepentu4421]

we love you forever Mr Charles Watts !

[@kfife1121]

Love this song! Rock n blues great guitar riffs. Groovin to this !

[@jonndepentu4421]

sticky fingers gets greater with each passing moment

[@KHEM-MECCA]

I loooooove this song!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@UncGibs59]

Even their rocking songs are beautiful masterpieces! ☮️💜

[@jonndepentu4421]

this footage is completely precious moment in time

[@tooberetta]

Looks like it's from the Altamont concert, some from the documentary is at the beginning.

[@jonndepentu4421]

the complete beauty of youth

[@tommclain8893]

Top 10 Stones jam, love the build up.

[@jonndepentu4421]

I could never hear stones enough till my dying day

[@sianwarwick633]

That D minor run at the end, everybody's favourite key in 1969 - 70

[@jonndepentu4421]

the stones are the greatest rock and roll group in the history of rock

[@crumdoggy]

I never really understood Keith Richards skill as a “riff-master” until I realized how many stones songs have these iconic and unforgettable riffs like this song and many other stones songs. The combination of Richards with Mick Taylor, who could solo with any rock guitarist, made this iteration of the stones the best. Led Zeppelin did not need two guitarists as page could write an amazing riff and solo better than anyone in the Rock world. Townshend to a lesser extent did similarly in The Who, although he could not reach the heights jimmy page did.

[@kombijr]

But page got a shitload of “inspiration” 😂 so you really have no argument

[@AndrewSwinney]

Page was the weakest big name guitarist of that era.

[@VtecdippinBB6siR]

1971 seems to be the best year for everything

[@kirnpu]

It WAS a great year! :)

[@tomjiga9397]

This is a great song .l want to see Mic Taylor play it live any suggestions ¿☆¿

[@speedyeg-guitars-playlists4800]

👍masterpiece goose pimples

[@t.c.189]

Fucking awesome

[@merijnnn]

Loved this in the movie Blow

[@pablosabato4608]

Mick and Keith were deliciously wicked on this number

[@jonasrmb01]

which mick do you mean lol i hope it's taylor cause it's his riff

[@carlMorgan71]

Charlie is the real hero of this jam. Honestly once you get through the first few chops Charlie drives this like kieth once drove his old leftover tank parts ride he flipped

[@triskelion3626]

@@jonasrmb01 Richards wrote the intro riff. Taylor is the guitar soloist during the "jam"

[@denisliber6740]

@@jonasrmb01 its not his riff lol taylor couldnt come up with this if his life depended on it...

[@jimlampert2897]

Great song to last a whole drive

[@jm-uk2dg]

Just need a museum

[@thomasmcloughlin5402]

perfect song

[@frederickstobe9500]

Superb !! Greatest band ever!!

[@vincentmaldonado3043]

a diamond in the rough

[@igormarco4140]

Rollin' están en el Olympus del Rock

[@kallalexandre9697]

Keith fuck Richards!!! Great Riff""

[@claudiamaujo1238]

Brillantes como siempre❤

[@sheriffbp9886]

😎👍

[@joelkavanagh1464]

,,, rockn blutig rollIT owl riot ...

[@twstrchasr]

Well done Sonny....

[@KPho150]

I brought in my kid brother Dominic and some desperadoes from back home

[@rodolfo41016]

Discazo enorme!!

[@lionelbeaulaton7610]

sublime

[@amoqueenrolingstones3099]

Mick jageer o roqueiro mais lindo da era do Rock💕💘

[@HeinzLowag-ip3tr]

Super,the best yea

[@naomi8529]

The ultimate Rock Stars, Jagger on another level ☝🏻

[@ebntje]

This is a nice subtle version.

[@David-cl7pe]

MAGIC 98.73

[@andrewvasquez5142]

1971

[@IAmJaguarPaw.ThisIsMyForest.]

That riff is......the Mike Tyson of riffs.

[@gasutrias9961]

😍

[@jazizbck]

Dudes wearing a true religion shirt in 71. What a great band

[@derricksilverthorn5685]

🏴‍☠️💀🏴‍☠️

[@foxenvine3573]

You deserve many many followers 🥂🙏🎼🎼

[@extrasolar213]

:D

[@richf.7845]

The guy wit his fist in the air is now 70 and yelling at the the tv about the former president like a fool.

[@Knucklehead123]

anyone know what the concert is and what he is actually singing?

[@glitter-lk5dz]

Jumping Jack Flash from the film Gimme Shelter kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6nCommspZp5p7c

[@eddieobrien1411]

It’s their 1969 concert at MSG in New York. A tour of USA ending at Altamont. It became legendary. There is a great book about this tour called THE TRUE ADVENTURES OF THE ROLLING STONES,by Stanley Booth

[@MerlinaPL]

Hi! Can i use the first part of this video for my channel? The part of the names presentation. I subtitle videos in spanish.

[@johna.4334]

Why so much film coverage of Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts? Mick Taylor and Bobbie Keyes are the ones who are more deserving.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

Because the video is just playing the beginning of the documentary Gimme Shelter (1970). The live performance in the footage is “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.”

[@jonndepentu4421]

y'all got cocaine eyes

[@PreacherAtArrakeen]

Footage from Gimme Shelter.

[@BubbaZen10]

Dont look so excited guys

[@joevette6290]

Your footage on this song shows they never played this song live!!

[@richarddelgado2723]

Hmm 🤔 interesting he’s not even the most important member of the band yet in that film 🎥 they decided to leave most of the camera work focused on Charlie 😐 Makes one wonder what others think sometimes 😅

[@darrellhiatt6500]

Love it, but Jim Morrison of Doors “Dirty version of Gloria” set tome a year earlier of edge! Look it up!

[@geapaassen8557]

Bjoetyfulll

[@Iinfiniteknowing]

a nice bunch of girls.LOOK AGAIN!!!!!!!wtfup

[@victorceballos1767]

Carlos Santana did it better with the inspiration of Jimi Hendrix too

[@jonndepentu4421]

y'all got cocaine eyes