Rolling Stones LIVE - "Let's Spend The Night Together" TOTP '67

Well at least Mick is! For two RARE Stones live performances, hit • Rolling Stones LIVE - ... and • The Rolling Stones LIV... and for a classic, hit • Video

[@Angelina91193]

Who's listening in 2024?

[@MxVrny]

Everybody

[@kurman4749]

@@MxVrny I certainly am.

[@ericlong1358]

🎸🪩

[@Edoardo-mo7rg]

My grandmother

[@MarliIngo1977]

here me... india

[@michelleprie2854]

My mom told me, this song was forbidden to play in radio stations in the 60's. It was much too sexy... but the "bad" girls at this time loved it - and I love it too!!! 😍😘😍

[@namyarasree]

Your mum lied to you. I heard it all the time, on Radio Caroline.!!!!

[@jeanscott1536]

I think it was only in America. On the Ed Sullivan show they had to sing lets spend some time together

[@gonzalorodriguez9679]

Because it talks about cocain

[@AlfredoToker]

It's true.

[@jerrymarbury9365]

Yep,it was racey for the times.The rot played today would get you a beating and jail time back then.

[@TheGodfather4200]

RIP Charlie, you fucking legend.

[@julieeadie3105]

Absolute legend is an understatement..

[@lucaslaino7292]

Totally right

[@ellenrosenblatt5463]

Please leave out the F word next time. just "legend" is enough. have some respect for the dead.

[@helencampbell2064]

​@@ellenrosenblatt5463 Totally agree. ❤

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Yes, peace for Charlie 🥀 🕊️

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

Who's listening in 2023?

[@sonicgamerBR1]

me

[@lloydzilinski4401]

Me too 🙂 Keith's going to join Mick as an Octogenarian in less than two weeks.😮

[@alexanderspear9464]

WORD!

[@moisesmarqueztrejo8161]

☝🏻

[@LovetheLed]

I LOVE early 1960s ROLLING STONES !

[@douglasvinter2557]

I dedicate this song to the last beer I just found in my fridge

[@AllanEvansOfficial]

lmfao. i just died

[@DoDro.]

Haha brilliant dude

[@greghendrickson8291]

hahahahaha!!!

[@gisellecordeiro7861]

😂😂😂😂

[@rangvi1956]

Cheers from France !!!!!!!!!

[@calvinguile1315]

This!, is the original Rolling Stones ❤

[@bigbadjohnpesek9894]

One of my favorite stones songs.........

[@karlmorris-xz6iq]

if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and his songs in love and my queen have a stonsey feel.

[@thomashugus5686]

I heard this song and I was hooked for life on the stones!!

[@marciliopc]

listening in 2024...

[@scoob1569]

Charlie Watts - coolest dude ever.

[@MrBmic]

Absolutely!

[@lucaslaino7292]

No doubts

[@Lin-bt4pk]

Yes.

[@Occident.]

I was 5 in 1965. My older sisters were huge Stones fans. I grew up listening to the Stones! Still love them!

[@user-zf9en2lt4m]

Loser.

[@moroniiiiiiiii]

Brian in Piano, is the man!

[@pruttenl]

In an interview with Bill Wyman 2002, he said about Jones: "He was very important at the beginning of his career as he formed the group. He chose the members, he chose the group name, he chose the music we played. Very influential. Very intelligent.

[@jackmcdouglas4126]

this is what rock is all about.

[@maurogomez6235]

who in their right fuckin mind would dislike this?

[@AstroJenkins]

All the old broads they never called back.

[@northernlight696]

I was 15 in 1967 and this song was part of the soundtrack of my life at the time - wish we could go back.

[@deandavidson1375]

I was too

[@realgood.melinda9440]

Greatest Frontman Ever. I love you Mick.

[@jonathanmarc3023]

I love how enthusiastic Mick is his energy is incredible

[@Miaouterspace7]

He still jumps and runs all over the place.

[@OlexiKlyenon]

Its not him .... Its Cocaine

[@dianalarrea4216]

Fr! 🩷

[@lanas3150]

0:01, 1:06 The camera loves Brian and the operator understands this. Brian Jones in a hat and piano is a style icon forever . 1:41 Clowning is your business Mick . 1:13 Bill smiles , amused by Mick's crazy dancing . 1:32 Keith still has pimples . 2:00 Charlie : I'm in the foreground , not behind the others .

[@leokimvideo]

Very sad, only 3 left now. What a band

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

I know, but the show must go on!

[@facundochejolan2605]

@@henkhor-pi5bm yea but he still being a stone

[@komsomoletz7238]

two

[@robertrosenberg3557]

One of the great rock and roll songs of all time

[@jjrj8568]

1967, what an absolute peak of British popular music

[@vicentemiroriestra6723]

Soy la ostia

[@rebeccawagner4167]

I would love to spend the night with Mick 🎉🎉

[@donna1960]

After me❤!! Lol

[@haraldssongs264]

Danke Brian und Stones für dieses Lied , ich liebe es seit 1967 meiner Schulzeit !

[@Shopmyst]

Only comments in English, please.

[@patrickciacco1083]

Long Live the Stones because no bands has paid their dues like them, 55 years later.

[@patrickciacco1083]

Now it's 62 years later. The greatest Rock N Roll Band in the world.

[@donquixote3927]

I’m sure they made a net profit.

[@Zanesdad08]

One of the best songs ive ever heard! R.I.P Brian Jones.

[@ronaldbourgeois1255]

Great song by all five original members.

[@karlmorris-xz6iq]

if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and his songs in love and my queen have a stonsey feel.

[@williardbillmore5713]

Not quite, Ron... The piano part was written by Keith Richards when he wrote the song and played by Jack Nitzsche on the recording we hear here. Jones is faking it for the cameras. Brian had nothing to do with this song

[@gailobrien9380]

It’s 2024, and I’ve been listening since this song was released!🔥🔥🔥

[@jackcutler9096]

Its amazing how talented young people were back then

[@karlmorris-xz6iq]

if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and his songs in love and my queen have a stonsey feel.

[@aleneira5923]

the best Stones song

[@ericbeaulieu4843]

A timeless classic.

[@gebhardberghofer3232]

One of my 1.record gek.1967

[@CJ_102]

I thought this was normal. My parents drank, loved, laughed, debated politics. Dad played loud stones and Zepp. Mom mused on Leonard Cohen, read drama, drank wine. My dad died suddenly last year. I see colors and patterns in life, that others do not see. I miss you dad. I love this gift. I hate this curse. I pray for a return to beauty.

[@rudolphhucker5068]

What a performances by Jagger at his strutting, snarling, rebellious best. And Bill Wyman`s face at 1.10 smiling at Jaggers antics is an absolute picture. Wonderful, wonderful.

[@Hovercraftltd]

Also Brian Jones smiling satisfaction at 1.45.

[@juliosanchez95]

@@Hovercraftltd I wish it were actually live.

[@porfiriodiaz3193]

Payasadas NO !!!! Cada QUIEN expresa la música COMO la SIENTE ,!!! Saludos

[@alexthemod2333]

​@@juliosanchez95i think the vocals were live

[@jessewolf7649]

Best frontman in musical history.

[@walterandujar-font245]

When all those architects that constructed the columns for Rock music are gone and forgotten, there will always be The Rolling Stones.

[@patwhite8588]

Walter Andujar-Font brilliant description.

[@stationofdreams8242]

Massive tune. Probably my favorite Stones tune of them all.

[@miguelrosillo1341]

yyeeesss!!!

[@mariogrechi1840]

8 wives... He must have been something...

[@CuBsFaN123100]

RIP Les. We’ll miss you. Can’t hear this song without thinking of Les Grobstein’s overnight show on 670 The Score in Chicago. He used this song to open his show for years.

[@margaretrobertson4695]

This fantastic song put the Stones on the map for me, was only 15, mum forbade me to listen...I still did of course

[@HamptonFarly]

Gives me goose bumps after that breakdown.....

[@steveconn]

Bill Wyman auditioned for the Terminator but they said he was too emotionless.

[@laylaparker8664]

He was too awesome thats why

[@PAULLONDEN]

Wyman looked the archetype Rolling Stone already, before Richards cultivated his 'elegantly wasted' alter ego.Strangly Wyman went in the opposite direction and began to look more and more impish. They were always the perfect band, looks and soundwise.

[@Martine1love]

LOL !!

[@thepurpleufo]

HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ITILII]

Should have given the role to Keef since he's obviously indestructible

[@63sylvan]

Keith was adorable ... All were/are awesome. RIP Brian

[@lukecooling2377]

For my wife....I love you after all this time more than ever

[@patriciav3290]

Can we all agree Charlie had the most gorgeous face to look at ❤️

[@Lin-bt4pk]

Never thought about it, but agree.❤

[@GeorgeFitness-yo8bl]

RIP Charlie!

[@teresagomes6491]

0:59 - That fucking move!

[@abbeyroad235]

Teresa Gomes jajaja xdd

[@annabrown7302]

ROLLING STONES YOUNG FULL OF ENERGY AND AMBITION ❤️

[@karlmorris-xz6iq]

if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and his songs in love and my queen have a stonsey feel.

[@apexjoe4769]

The Stone';s at their BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marcob4630]

This was maybe the highlight of the Rolling Stones: can't get old!

[@MD-rd7bn]

Absolutely not the highlight, you should study Stones more

[@marcob4630]

@@MD-rd7bn : it's only personal taste

[@davidsheriff8989]

I have never stopped playing Stones..raw music for me better than Beatles

[@karlmorris-xz6iq]

if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and his songs in love and my queen have a stonsey feel.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

For Sure!! ❤

[@antonantony1342]

Brian Jones is Genius, Multi Instrumentalis ( Player of Piano ) , Brilliant

[@kz75081]

Once Brians hand was broken in late 66' he never really got it back again.Look at the pictures

[@ovechkin100]

we know which one he is

[@adelembpr]

Brian playing that great Mellotron.

[@Hovercraftltd]

Rolling Stones masterful - Love that look of satisfaction by Brian Jones.

[@williardbillmore5713]

The satisfied look on Brin's face is because everyone thinks he can play piano like Jack Nitzsche because he is faking it. Jones was NOT a very good piano player at all.

[@now_is_past]

@@williardbillmore5713explain why it’s fake

[@williardbillmore5713]

@@now_is_past As with most supposedly "live" performances on TV the show is actually mimed by all participants except for the lead singer, Jagger. It was supposed that the singer could always be detected as lip syncing to his own prerecorded voice but because most people were not musicians no one would know the difference if no sounds heard came out of the instruments that were being pretended to be played. To actually perform the song live the TV studio would have to be miked and mixed live at great expense and it would not sound exactly like the record being promoted by this appearance on TV. Watching closely it becomes obvious that Jagger is really singing what we hear but the music track is exactly what is heard on the record , remastered from the studio recording without Jagger's vocal track. Jones did not appear on the recording of this piece at all, except for the brief organ section that oddly seems to be coming from a piano in this TV show, and neither did Bill Wyman. The piano you are hearing was recorded in the studio played by Jack Nitzsche famed arranger and well known pianist as it was written by Keith Richards. Keith played the bass guitar track on the studio version as well as his guitar track as he did on many of their biggest hits. Jones could not play piano nearly well enough to perform this live. The Ed Sullivan TV show was produced in much the same way using the same prerecorded tape without a lead vocal while the band pretended to play.. Note that the backup singing is clearly done by Mick as well as Keith giving Mick two voices simultaneously in this simulated performance.

[@guycassidy8579]

What a demonstration of perfection. One of the greatest bands to ever do it ;->

[@MrBmic]

This was a great performance.

[@strictlynorton]

Even this early on, the band's real R&B and rock & roll influences made The Stones stand out from the rest of their peers. 7 decades deep in their career that's still the case. We will never see another band to eclipse them.

[@davidkyle5017]

God I love Mick. He's freaking awesome, what energy. I was 8 when this aired and have been a fan since ever since.

[@MrLookatthesizeofit]

Amazing to see the birth of global enterprise being born from 5 young lads on a small platform. It turned into one of the biggest, most elaborate productions ever to tour the world. I'd say they did well

[@toddwillard8927]

The personification of greatness

[@RJLKMRD]

My favorite Stones song and it's not even close!!

[@charmlessnerd8582]

There are some songs that you love since the first time, this is one of them!

[@charmlessnerd8582]

And you can listen to it a hundred of times and you won't get enough

[@work4382]

My old pal Georgie brought this record to play the on the record player for a show & tell in 7th grade, 1967 at St Joseph's school in Bogota NJ. Our nun was so scandalized. He always got in trouble. I miss him to this day.

[@Theronaldoq]

Best Rock n Roll Group Ever,And Still ARE.

[@kande6916]

I cannot get enough of this band when they where a garage band and really raw!!! Unbelievable!!! the best ever!!!

[@thomasmorano7779]

Mick is one of a kind,he does the craziest dances but has the swag to do that.who else was like this in that time?iwas lucky to see them.bucket list ..check

[@Whogivesashit821]

Who's listening in April 24. ❤❤❤❤

[@kurman4749]

You bet I am.

[@eltinmccarthy2469]

Charlie..... how much style can one man have. R. I. P. Your music lives forever.

[@klausrain111]

Nice to see the band together like this. Brian still contributing his great musicianship to the whole crew.

[@xochitlbautista3639]

They Will be a great group forever. THE ROLLINGS STONES gave us great Moments now and then...hurra!!😊❤

[@henrikbragge]

We will miss you, Charlie 😢😢😢❤️❤️❤️ I was born in 1974 and have been listening to them since I was 15 ... Love the energy in this video 🤙🏻

[@bigpaulie806]

Brian was an amazing musician

[@chasbodaniels1744]

Amazing in the sense that he dabbled with several instruments, but never got past an intermediate level of mastery on any.

[@TerryCloth]

Nobody dances around like Mick Jagger. So great. RIP Charlie

[@weirdfingerr2622]

This was the first song I ever played on the drums RIP CHARLIE 😭

[@mikehollingworth2262]

liar

[@annieukekwe620]

Forever Mick Jagger 💜💟 Luv The Rolling Stones ☮️

[@TheRacboys]

Jagger being Jagger. Mick + the gang in their prime. Getting their groove on

[@Catherineone]

Gave this record to my girlfriend. Ended up getting married still in love and together.

[@mikemason7229]

respect to you.....let's spend...

[@azaramoon4027]

Wow, sweet.!

[@matthewneff6920]

That's really great congratulations

[@jennyjenny8662]

OMG..what a guy I never had a guy love me that much lucky girl

[@shitstainknobknocker]

Stories rarely have happier endings than that....Congratulations to you (and yours) amigo

[@eugenebarker5259]

Love the bass in this tune

[@williardbillmore5713]

That is Keith playing bass on the recording. You like Keith's bass playing.

[@starrshine5976]

I have heard this song throughout my entire life (born 1975). However, for whatever reason, as I was driving today, this song was on radio and I turned speakers up to stun, and was totally rocking out. I can honestly say that The Rolling Stones are one of my favourites, but I'm more into mid 70's-early 80's era. But the early/older stuff has it's own vibe to it. When they were young, and it was new, and from what I understand the British Invasion had conquered North America!!!! "Let's Spend The Night Together".

[@kingcat3477]

Not being a Stones fanatic I don't recall ever seeing that footage, it's brilliant!

[@annamarcaletti1025]

ROLLING STONES YOUNG FULL OF ENERGY AND AMBITION 🎵🎸

[@angelaandersons7918]

God bless, The Rolling Stones, Sir Mick Jagger x humming this tune since last weekend since TOTP from 1964-1975 was on last Friday x infectious, illustrious energy from the "moves like Jagger" Frontman, Mick Jagger x

[@blake5233]

Is it me or is this the birth of the Mick Jagger that we've known on stage for 60 years. The energy is huge!

[@williardbillmore5713]

Mick's first big physical live performance was the TAMI show in 1964 when they had to follow James Brown and Mick saw how the crowd reacted to Browns dancing and jumping. Before that Mick's performances were pretty tame by comparison.

[@Charles-bo8wh]

Stfu and just enjoy the music

[@georgehorner1578]

greatest band ever

[@karlmorris-xz6iq]

if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and his songs in love and my queen have a stonsey feel.

[@BarbAF100]

Nonstop energy!

[@davidsanchez6907]

I just refell in love with this song after watching the original energy behind it!! Karaoke anyone!!?? After a few?? LMAO!!

[@myallotment1714]

This brilliant song sums my young life very well

[@fossie32]

Magic, still marvel at what a great song this is

[@deeestuary]

I was 17 when this was released. It was a double A disc with Ruby Tuesday on the other side - just blew me away. Wow - there were some great songs in the 60's and this was one of the best.

[@allisonday893]

Who would guess watching this that they would still be selling out stadiums today! I wish there was a time machine to back and experience this for the first time without any knowledge of what was to come. I wasn’t born until 73 but sure those that were there would want to relive it again ❤️😊

[@AstroJenkins]

To be fair, only two people in this video are still playing. Impressive either way though. The fact that they had three original members in 2021 was a feat in and of itself.

[@davidmitchell9815]

Charlie Whatts RIP.my dad was never really a Rolling Stones fan but he said he was the best drummer he'd ever seen cause of his jazz routes

[@tapaskanjilal8678]

Charlie, missed you a lot. See you in heaven.

[@martinaracena6451]

Mick what a voice you had in those days...

[@kayvancooten4657]

He was a singer as opposed to a stylist

[@ingridredfern5065]

Saw them in the 60s and I could never have dreamed they would still be rockin all these decades later 🤘👌❤️

[@Oswaldo6055]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICK..... 76 TODAY......

[@SeaBassVamp]

Band tight..great musical togetherness...brian brilliant..

[@SunFlower3Happy]

Brian Jones Wonderful with Stones from 1962 to 1969. R.I.P. Brian. Brian formed Rolling Stones by advertising on May 2 1962, when Stu replied, later joining Mick Jagger, Keith Richards. Bill Wyman- Best. 1962 to 1993 with Stones.(fr 2007 Bill Wyman Rhythm Kings) (and Mick Taylor 1969 - 1974 = All past members of the Rolling Stones, giving the Stones Music magic & energy).

[@robertrosenberg3557]

Lordy they're great we should appreciate them that they're still around we're going to miss them when they're gone

[@phoebefugate4757]

Oh yeah let's do ,Let's spend the night together ,Stone ,,love this ,All Beautiful hits

[@user-kj4sn3yl5d]

Most underrated stones performance

[@paulettetheodore8759]

I miss you Brian..

[@luckyramses]

They looked so young, innocent and clean , back then ...

[@HomebrewStew]

This is the Stones at one of their best.

[@williardbillmore5713]

Not quite, Stew ...This is Keith Mick Jack Nitzsche and Charlie at their best. Keith played bass, Bill had nothing to do with this recording and Brian plays the organ on about 12 seconds of the quiet interlude in the middle.None of the piano you hear is Brian Jones. He couldn't play piano that well.

[@herbertmische8660]

Great, fantastic super song and hit with the brilliant founder and leader Brian Jones!!! That’s MUSIC!!! 👍👍👍

[@lewisc215]

duh

[@williardbillmore5713]

The piano part was written by Keith on the piano and played by Jack Nitzsche in the recording. Jones is pretending to play it here for the cameras.What you hear is Jack's prerecorded piano playing. Jones had nothing to do with this song at all other than faking it on TV shows like this. There were five founding members of the Rolling Stones.. How can one man "found" a group?. Use your head.

[@hernantaboada6634]

Keith, Brian; Mick, Bill and Charlie the BEST!!!!

[@foxycarm1]

I love this video of the young Stones. Charlie's shy looks, Bill's always serious then amused smile, Brain's quick, sly "gotcha" smile. Keith looks a little startled but is working hard. AND Mick bless him, he's bringing the moves, he is English after all, funky dancing cannot come naturally to him, lol.

[@davidbrell8408]

Agreed. Yet dancing and stage presence came naturally to Mick nonetheless!

[@annamccarthy7781]

foxycarm1

[@scotscotland3020]

Charlie's smacked out of his head!

[@U2QuoZepplin]

Actually Mick is one of the best front men and dancers ever. His unconventional dancing is part of his success and part of his sex appeal!

[@petrslivinski7481]

@@@scotscotland3020 Perhaps "not smacked" but not being too comfortable being in the front of the band as opposed to be placed behind.