Ronnie Wood , Keith Richards - 1974- "SHIRLEY'

[@timgodby7607]

Willie Weeks on bass. Willie has played with numerous great musicians including several Ronnie Wood albums. He's also played a lot with Clapton and I believe is still part of his current touring band. Andy Newmark and Willie Weeks are right up there with the greatest rythmn sections of all time.

[@davidmellish3295]

Tim Godby Nathan east is the bass player with Clapton’s touring band

[@jeffsimpson-u6v]

I think he played on Its Only Rock n Roll

[@ctcanadian]

It’s so raw and real I could watch and listen over and over. Amazing.

[@blonlyguy]

I saw the New Barbarians in 1979 at the concert Keith had to do for the blind as part of his punishment for the heroin charges in Oshawa, Ontario, CA. I like these Barbarians better. But the whole Stones band also showed up and played the benefit also. Their only appearance in North America in 1979. A singular Keef experience!

[@fireman746]

This is Awesome....This is the real deal of Rock and Roll! One of my favorite Ronnie Wood Songs!

[@bassteamer]

I met Willie a couple of yrs. ago in San Diego, Cali... nice guy!

[@mikehand9698]

Ronnie Wood , Keith Richards - 1974 - Shirley - The First Barbarians Live Keith & Ronnie playing some nice riffs and Ron singing ,Sounds great .

[@joeybenoit6269]

Ronnie Wood thanks for gasoline Alley gasoline Alley exile on main Street man I'm tripping! It's 2021 I'm 64! Don't lose the music!

[@talbotsplace7316]

I love Keith and the boys but what shouts at me is Willie Weeks. That guy showed a lot of class and laid down some really great bass guitar. Smooth but built on punch.

[@tysonakamrsmooth]

+Talbot's Place Word.

[@woody816]

So fuckin true

[@82camino96]

Outta this world. All with a little grin on his face!

[@ChrisJones-wu5cw]

No hard time in the usa

[@ChrisJones-wu5cw]

​@tysonakamlet let everyone listen to the moddy f..ckersrsmooth

[@joeybenoit6269]

Then after 40 years they released the best track on the album in my view! Plundered my soul!

[@matru1959]

A reason why i love music

[@wingnut4200]

This was the best band of this era for this type of music. They were better than the stones...just not an arena band. But if you like rock, soul, funk and most importantly, guitars, this line up is the best of all time. Mick, Rod and Keith all stole from Ron. Ron just didn't get the brass ring, but he certainly back others who took his amazing presence and guitar shaping...his chord and attack were unequalled.

[@MrMaxoval]

Yes, he and Keith just complement each other so glad they got along .

[@williamfindlay8831]

Sounds so much like Monkey Man. Great tones on those guitars

[@vickihill8870]

Forum LA ,'79 tour, What a show ,so different from the Stones! But that Stones Vibe was there. Billy Preston and Stevie Nicks were the guests. Place was packed ! Love this period when Wood's influence was everywhere. Ian Mclagen had a spinoff Bump Band I got to see a 'Perkins Palace in Pasadena. Got backstage. Great band both of them. Seventies Roll

[@artinheart8570]

They are so freaking awesome, and i wasn't even born !! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@formaface]

What a thrill to see this again after all these years, thank you rustncrust for uploading this, it brings back fine memories of Kilburn and the pubs in the surrounding area. The gig wasn't bad either. I taped this gig at the time with the m/c between my feet, replaying it on the milk train home in the early hours of the morning. Still got the tape.....but dare not play it anymore. Many thanks again :) Got any more!!!!!!

[@jeremyrebelka]

Super cool - I have seen it for a first time now (heard about this earlier) it is really fantastic - so relaxed but solid piece of music.

[@derfreischutz4380]

I simply adore the sound of Keith Richards Les Paul Special P90´s DC.

[@FRIJJMONSTA]

best Ronnie Wood vocals ever at this gig

[@scrabble58]

My pleasure. Confusion often arises as, when the above gig was finally released on DVD, the named the band "The First Barbarians" or someting similar. The name The Barbarians was suggested by Neil Young in '79 for the band Woody was putting together to promote his new album at that time (1,2,3,4, from memory) but they couldn't use it as there was already an American band called by that name...hence The New Barbarians....

[@lennarthallberg9918]

No wonder Keef wanted Ronnie to the Stones. He was simply brilliant!

[@lennarthallberg9918]

Ps. And still is.

[@scrabble58]

The Shirley in question was Shirley Arnold, who worked for the Stones from the early 60's until around '73/'74 when she left The Stones to work for The Faces. Somewhere I've got a copy of a message from Ronnie to Shirley on which he's written in large capitals "Hello Shirley"...need to ask her if this was before or after "I.G.M.O.A.T.D." was released. Who knows, this may have been the inspiration for the song!

[@marlonamos1604]

Gd to hear this song played live,awesum backing band with a little keith richards guitar.i had ronnie's 1st solo album,"I got my own album to do"good album.

[@imbugss]

Great performance by Keith , Ronnie and the band..hard to find a better video out there of Keith doing what he does best.,.heroin addict of course during these times..but..Keith's junkie licks are sure what turned me on to the Stones.

[@rockingrod4675]

I spend time on YT , but absolutely amazed to find this super music video treasure. Swept away! Nice Guitar Work !! Rocks:))))

[@evelyngill5134]

Man they have got a groove going on 😊

[@mwmsjuly19]

This is tooooo gooooood.

[@scrabble58]

And a belated (by one day) Happy Birthday to the Lady in question, the very lovelyShirley Arnold!

[@schrekalia]

Ronny and Keith !!!!Wonderfull

[@joeybenoit6269]

Now remember Ronnie Wood also played on the album gasoline Alley by rod Stewart!

[@BlackTornadoMedia]

As well as playing bass on the Jeff Beck Group

[@formaface]

@davidglow3 That "black", my friend is the one and only, Mr Willie Weeks, a blistering bass player!!...and yes...he's ice cool!! ;-))

[@williamtynertyner1425]

W.W. was/is one of the best bass players to ever touch the thing. Saw him with Dave Mason. Went just to hear him. Still blown away .

[@emmettdodge2613]

Funk groove awesome breaks this is what real rock and roll is

[@joeybenoit6269]

And if you listen closely you can hear the riff in the beginning from the rolling Stone song Monkey Man!!

[@franklaezza4347]

this is God , love and band i would love too see today JAM JAM JAM

[@francesmccall4924]

Woody is a natural all-round artist, easy going, easy playing

[@lu77xiaojun37]

well thanks for postin this lil gem :-)

[@scrabble58]

May 4th......Happy Birthday Shirley!!

[@GreatgramaMcCormick]

Outstanding!

[@joeybenoit6269]

Hey Shirley, write a letter take some notes come be my secretary! I've Loved this song since it came out!

[@braintwang]

Thanks. I thought this was Stanley Clarke, because I knew he was with them and I thought the clip was from the New Barbs tour in 79. I didn't know there was more than one bass player. I've also heard of Willie Weeks, but didn't know he was African American. Thanks.

[@nyrichiek]

Willie Played on George Harrison's Extra Texture tour in 74 also. Willie in 1981 replaced Tiran Porter in the Doobie Brothers.

[@davidmellish3295]

Willie is also part of Eric Clapton's touring band

[@Mike-fx1eu]

I can see it in Willie Week’s eyes: “These cats are so messed up, WTF, these chord changes are flying all over the place”. I hope they paid him well, he is awesome.

[@deadoncomedy]

Excellent footage! ******

[@roozterooz]

The ultimate jam band!

[@joeybenoit6269]

You're f****** kidding me I heard this song on Ron's first album? Was it a cover!? I love Ron Wood Mick Taylor also! Thanks Mick Taylor Excel on main Street!

[@davidrichards7722]

I'm glad someone else is still listening to these in 2021,i've still got Ron Woods original albums, it's ironic you have to come on KZbin to get to see up and coming youngsters ,playing Blues and Rock from my generation, because we wont see them anywhere else and great music lives on

[@sergiosozi]

Bello 'sto pezzo rocchenblus, non lo conoscevo mica. Bello, bello. Caspita che naso ha Wood, mica ci avevo mai fatto caso: simpatico ed enorme.

[@scrabble58]

Well, the title track from It's Only Rock & Roll originated from a riff Ronnie came up with!

[@KurtKnutsen]

best ron wood lp!

[@levanten1]

Keith ve Ronnie abilerim döktürmüsler... filiz gibi delikanli cocuklar, hey gidi genclik günleri hey...

[@AstroAnt]

"Willie weeks!!!!!!!!" -Mikey B

[@johnvandijk3118]

Dit is geen muziek,dit is kunst !!

[@joeybenoit6269]

Now I want to see moonlight Mile live! The stones used to record live hardly ever over dubbing! At least that's what I heard!? I began with painted black 66!

[@andrewwright9378]

The start is taken from “Monkey Man” on Let It Bleed. Great riff.

[@bertus161057]

They should be in a band together❤

[@marianne1156]

Maybe some day, we'll see.

[@scrabble58]

Stanley Clarke played on a number of the American shows but missed supporting Zeppelin @ the second Knebworth (UK) gig in '79 due to medical problems. His place for that one gig was taken by Phil Chen, who was playing in Rod Stewarts band at the time.

[@rdenovan1]

ron is the bird man of rock n roll........

[@samsallon]

It's all about the bassist...

[@bobinbud]

one of best tunes in history

[@joeybenoit6269]

This the song and the song far East man where quincentennial to the music of the time! Including Steve winwood and Eric Clapton and George Harrison Jai guru Deva!

[@artinheart8570]

Too raw and cool ❤❤❤❤❤

[@archbishoprobert]

Ron. One. OF. The. Hardest. Working. Guys. Out. There. Fits. In. A lot. Ways.

[@davidmellish3295]

Whats.with.the.full.stops.between.words.

[@artinheart8570]

WoW i love it !! ❤️

[@brownbess]

David Quantick claimed this to be the ancestor of the theme to Grange Hill.

[@joeybenoit6269]

20,000 light years from home!!!! You kids never heard that s***! It's time dig in to rock Stones beetles led Zeppelin itchycoo Park! Humble pie Frampton! Climax blues band! Savoy Brown! George Harrison's All things must pass unprecedented! Good Day 2021!

[@HumanRiff69]

Oh man this strong!

[@trxsubs]

30 years on......what the stones could have done in the mid-70s...

[@philippegontier5510]

Superbe !!

[@chrisberwaerts5951]

Those days......😱😱😱🤪🤪🤪🍾🍾🍾🍷🍷🍷👍👍👍🍺🍺🍻🍻🥂🥂🥃🥃🍸🍸🍹🍹

[@ChrisJones-wu5cw]

God bless 🙏

[@Brede8260]

Not very often you see Wood with a rosewood fretboard and using a capo?

[@jernigansaintthomasphiland1240]

Awesome!

[@joeybenoit6269]

This is such a f****** classic song also far East man rocks! Listen up kids!

[@BlackTornadoMedia]

Also the breakdown is my fav Monkey Man rifff

[@rubenfm1]

Ronnien & Keith ahora en la band mas grande del mundo Stones.

[@Rockandrollgeerage]

While Mick and Keith are sittn around growin mold tryn to figure out their 50th bash Ronnie should hit the road and play this fine gold he's got

[@spacedoginnebraska]

Bless ye, mate

[@ZoesFishbowl94]

ronnie was so fine

[@davidlalremruata]

That wah wah sounds so all right!

[@metrakos]

Awesome

[@kenmccluskey2648]

Yeah I hear you , but there is a lot of Brian Eno there , who was a big influence to a lot of musicians at that time . i

[@timgodby7607]

Andy Newmark on drums, Ian "Mac" Mc Clagan on keyboards.

[@nyrichiek]

Andy has played with Dan Fogelberg and John Lennon on albums.

[@KurtKnutsen]

got my own album to do !

[@СергейМост-кий]

Вот это круто!!! Мужики дали жару 💥

[@allanhughes7859]

SHIT MAN THIS IS WAS GOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@crancarenotafish]

Brilliant , all of them. Who's the drummer. I like his drumming style.

[@philkingston45]

I was there stoned nicely

[@flavimartine4156]

Keith the greatest

[@Rubenfame]

BEST BAND Ron Wood best guitarrist

[@clanbj]

Sorry to correct you, the Bass players name is Willie Weeks

[@jordisanabravalle9248]

Esto en la biblia tendria que salir....brutaaaal!!!!

[@alfrabotta11]

keef richards the riffmaster!

[@davidglow3]

That black is just so cool.He's wearing a suit yet he's still the trend setter

[@Meddled]

David Glowacki ok boomer.

[@dotrattray]

Keith’s absolutely straight.☝️

[@glimmertwins69]

great Can’t You Hear Me Knocking like Jam, who was the drummer?

[@CHROMFINGER]

VERY FUCKING COOL...!!!

[@wincanton2]

Rock on.....

[@Dissiprin]

Nice!

[@ludffi2934]

Yoi 😎keren

[@gillybgoode]

YEP! :)

[@GeorgeTresPelos]

Una joyita sin duda

[@scrabble58]

Not quite...Willie Weeks is on bass, both on the above clip and on the album this gig was put on to promote (Woody's "I've got my own album to do"). Stanley Clarke played bass with Woody during most of the New Barbarians tours in '79.

[@mannely-z7h]

Super buenos. Vaya cara de yonkarra que tiene el Keith aqui. Me imagino que tuvo que hacer un esfuerzo para seguir esta musica maas complicada que la de los RS

[@reginer7115]

Is it just me or does the beginning kinda sound like Monkey Man by The Rolling Stones ?

[@The2mel]

A wonderful groove. Too bad the one guy couldn't have been there to wander aimlessly through the funk.

[@dcr9233]

Ronnie's blouse and everyone's hair make me think of a murder of crows dancing on the line

[@frankiebutler2894]

I love that shirt.... it puts me in a good mood with feathers bouncing....!!! I’d wear it!!!