Songs That Changed Music: Rolling Stones - Get Off My Cloud

[@Producelikeapro]

What other songs do YOU think changed music? Comment them below!

[@BluessNRock]

Live Forever - Oasis

[@spitfiremusic3997]

More Stones!

[@thesongacademy5017]

@@BluessNRock I can see that coming soon!

[@sixstringalliance4417]

This is so good, maybe mire Stones then?

[@sixstringalliance4417]

@@BluessNRock 2nd that

[@Producelikeapro]

What I love about this song is the fact that Charlie’s Drum Part is a HUGE Hook of the song!!

[@disinc5189]

HUGE!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@disinc5189 H U G E !!

[@Producelikeapro]

@Austin thanks ever so much for sharing that!

[@JeighNeither]

I didn't realize how great he was until after his death unfortunately. I'm not a huge Stones fan, although I am a fan. Then I saw Rick Beato's posthumous break down of Charlie's playing, & heard his stems for the first time, & I don't think you could have described his playing any better. "A machine w/feel" is the perfect analogy.

[@neovxr]

thanks for your loving words on charlie. sadly, he was kind of underrated in many scenes, because it was not too difficult to play his patterns. still it was difficult to sound really like him. it took a certain feeling and mindset, not forget the rehearsing of some jazz also. your drummer fellow, certainly a great professional (he may forgive me that me amateur do not know him), sure did not sound like charlie. I can't define what it is. yeah I love these old stories so much.

[@chantduplantier9871]

One of the greatest drummers of all time. Any blues, soul, r&b band would kill for a groove like that. He sits right in the pocket and locks down the bass without overpowering anything. Not to mention his personal style. Always looked smooth and un-phased by anything. His focus was holding it down with feel and class.

[@williamberry2351]

The best Stones song for me

[@Producelikeapro]

Masterpiece!

[@Dave_Sisson]

My favourite is Paint it black, but others like Like a Rainbow and Get off my cloud are up there too.

[@Producelikeapro]

@@Dave_Sisson all wonderful songs!

[@stevewest4994]

It was a great time for music. I'm pretty sure there was a week towards the end of 1965 when Get Off my Cloud, My Generation and Day Tripper were all in the UK Top 10 at the same time.

[@Producelikeapro]

That's truly amazing to think Steve!

[@stephenjazz]

Charlie was such a blend of styles and music knowledge. Very few drummers could match him, and he probably could have boosted the paths of many bands, but we're forever grateful he filled out the Stones.

[@tonycaribbian]

Lol. Very few drummers could match him lol nah he learnt his style from the blues black music, let’s hope you don’t say elvis was king 🤴

[@elmolewis9123]

I was in a garage band at the time playing these tunes on weekends in church basements to local teens. Great memories.

[@Producelikeapro]

That's very cool to hear!

[@rebeccawagner4167]

The rock world 🌎 is forever changed cause of the Rolling Stones 🎉🎉

[@tanukibrahma]

That's been an important song to me since I heard it when it first came out. Yeah, I think the drum hook was really important to its success. Glad you had a drummer demo it!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!!

[@streetmansam5073]

Was lucky enough to catch them on the Forty Licks tour, 🙏 What a gig!!👌

[@Producelikeapro]

Amazing! I love them live!!

[@andyyouell5037]

A great exploration of the early music of the Stones - and great stuff from Pete about "that hook". Charlie might be gone - but his legacy will live for many years to come.....

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Andy, thanks! And, yes, Charlie was a huge part of our musical education!

[@Joe-mz6dc]

As a kid I used to listen to Get Off My Cloud over and over and over and over again. I loved the attitude.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic!

[@edalder2000]

Mick was the smart one, the business man. Keith was the heart and soul. Charlie Watts was the glue. Classy jazz and swing underlining maximum volume and attitude.

[@Producelikeapro]

They are definitely all very smart, incredibly talented and a huge defining part of our musical culture.

[@hallamhal]

And Bill was their too 😆

[@DMSProduktions]

@@hallamhal There.

[@IgNaceus]

Brian and Ian were as important, at least in the early years.

[@vicoilsteems9764]

What about brian?

[@johncox2552]

Great song!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much John!

[@johnjohnson3709]

I subscribed a while ago. I totally enjoy your episodes. Thanks so much.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@thomasnussbaum4711]

Love the kind and true words about Charlie…it still hurts but your words are giving me some comfort. Thanks Warren.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks Thomas. Yes, huge loss

[@rockflashmusic]

Charlie's drumming is so subtle and so substantial to the Stones sound. Great example! Great hommage! Great video! Thank you!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Thanks ever is much!

[@peterdunne612]

Great band, song and stick man. Forever with us Charlie R.I.P 💚✌😎

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, huge loss!

[@littleglimmer2325]

Great vid, Warren. Just a shout out for the little heard Brian Jones contribution on the track. The whole track is a perfect example of musical teamwork; beautiful sound.

[@deannilvalli6579]

I love the early recording of their rehearsal. Amazing how Mick's voice already had that swagger at such a young age.

[@loff66]

I was at those Wembly shows Warren - great times indeed!

[@Producelikeapro]

YES! Amazing times!

[@filteredwaters9171]

We see them on Sunday in st. Louis! I loved this video. I always learn so much!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@mrinalkundu1521]

Great video. It's a cluché, but Charlie was one of the architects of popular music as we know it. Not too many drummers around now who have anything close. With greatest respect to Steve, John Marshall has the chops and the background to fill the vacancy. The Stones must go on.

[@gregdicrosta]

I was incredibly fortunate to do some work with ALO some years ago. What an interesting guy!! The best stories!

[@Producelikeapro]

That must have been amazing

[@donaldmoser212]

Nice job of breaking-down and analyzing this iconic Stones song!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!!

[@D_Tuned]

Great song by the Stones. As much as I love Charlie's drumming. I have to say Mitch Mitchell is my favorite British blues/rock drummer. "Fire" still gets under my skin.

[@Producelikeapro]

Both amazing drummers!

[@johnmichaelson9173]

Hello Warren, we're about the same age & I saw the Stones at Wembley & I also went to see Charlie Watts Big Band at Ronny Scotts with my mate Pete de Freitas another drummer who we lost way to soon. Charlie was class as was Pete. Happy memories but tinged with sadness. I'm really enjoying these uploads thank you so much.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks John! Yes, the Stones Wembley shows were amazing! Charlie at Ronnie Scott’s! Yes, I went there as well!

[@johnmichaelson9173]

@@Producelikeapro Thanks for the reply I'd been brought up on Swing & Jazz my Dad had been on the ship's from Liverpool to New York & he brought home so many records & as kid I'd just go through the album's one after the other so actually going to watch Charlie's big band live was a real treat. Having a table at Ronnie Scott's & just soaking up the music was a night I'll never forget. I love rock & soul but seeing a quality big band live wow it's something special. Thanks again I love the channel.

[@willemmoller6736]

Great video, thanks Warren! I learnt to play drums as a kid playing along to Stones records . . . no one like Charlie. What a legacy he left!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed Willem! Huge legacy!

[@scottbrower9052]

Fantastic, Warren, as usual.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@derrekhawkins5741]

Best rock and roll song ever

[@parachuteman4]

Loved that. And loved your words about the great Charlie Watts

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! He will be sorely missed, I have so many amazing memories of them live!

[@ZigbertD]

Those early Stones singles are some of the best mono mixes I've ever heard. This one and Jumpin Jack Flash are like the gold standard of how a mono mix should sound.

[@Jellybeantiger]

I saw the Stones at the MCG,magnificent.

[@otgenesis7410]

First to comment here....and what a great song this is🔥🔥🔥

[@Producelikeapro]

Masterpiece!!

[@busywl69]

Black people have contributed sooooo much behind the scenes with the Stones as other bands. The Stones always tried to acknowledge their roots all through their career, never hiding it. Mad respect for them. Incredible band that ALWAYS make my headphones swoon. Nice vid!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Blues and Jazz are the main influence on me and everyone I respect

[@briankingart]

Dead on. Thank you so much Sir Warren, again and again, you DO IT. Keep keeping us driven...

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Brian!

[@rhsilverberg]

Charlie was "the engine" for the Rolling Stones, that's for sure. Loved him, along with some of the other British Invasion drummers such as Bobby Elliott, John Steel, Dave Clark, and (though his was a very different approach) Keith Moon. All added hooks to their respective bands' iconic tunes.

[@Producelikeapro]

Amazing! Yes, huge Stones fan, I've seen many, many times!

[@MaxRadin]

Pretty remarkable song for what was a follow-up record that was rushed to market. I recall reading that Keith wasn't crazy about it, but it delivers. And those drums!

[@jamesfine8806]

My very first album/cassette was stones high tide and green grass. I played the words off it! Still my favorite today. They knew how to hook you a couple different ways and still so glad they did!

[@hallamhal]

Wow a great video! I came just expecting a breakdown of the song and got a comprehensive history of the back on top of it!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Hallam!

[@Scotttyist]

Charlie's incessant drum pattern in this song, to me, personifies the daily pressures and aggravations that Jagger is singing about. It's like, "Here we go again." It's inescapable.

[@themarcomintshow949]

Great video Warren! There's a Stones' tribute band on the Isle of Skye that play a great version of "Hey Macleod get off of my ewe".

[@Producelikeapro]

Hahaha

[@ericjtomsky]

The stones are my favorite band of all time and I thought my favorite member was Keith because his guitar playing really only served the song and when I listen to them (and this is my opinion) I don't hear any self indulgence in his playing-- it's all about the groove. I thought Keith was my favorite stone until Charlie passed away and I started to watch interviews of Charlie, he might just be the only person that cared about the music just as much or more than Keith (rather than the fame)... I love the Charlie interview where he is sitting on his hands because "his wife told him not to touch his face during the interview". What a uniquely genuine soul that conveys itself beautifully in their music.

[@nashdrift]

good stuff as always thanks

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@jettjaguar8150]

great track ..... great pick

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks Jett!

[@bahopp9872]

Another great video Warren. Thanks for posting.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@ltandrepants]

i agree about charlie watts importance to modern music and drums! he was integral in creating the “blueprint” of rock and roll - in showing us all how the drums morphed into rock and roll from jazz and blues! r.i.p.

[@Producelikeapro]

Very well said

[@treich9072]

"Get Off My Cloud" has been my favorite Rolling Stones song, since I was a very young boy. I still prefer the Monaural version of it over stereo any day of the week! Hearing the bottom end of that song, is much more powerful, than stereo version was.

[@carlsalazar4490]

I like your series “Songs that Changed Music”. I like the way you breakdown what makes the song unique. It gives me a new appreciation for songs that I’m familiar with. I never thought that a drummer could provide a hook. Keep up the good work…I’m a fan

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! I really appreciate it

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, Charlie is such a huge part of this song and of course the whole of the Stones sound

[@davidnassur7202]

Thank you Warren great as akways...

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@twitchbook-1]

Awesome

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@srkicuk01]

A very colorful presentation. I loved the Stones. After The Beatles they were my favourite band (I am over 69). When Brian passed away I kind of lost the affection for the band. But I never stoped loving their music from the begining of their carier. RiP Charlie! And, how about presenting to us Sunny afternoon by Kinks?

[@terryguire1321]

As simple as that 2 drum fill is, it's essential as part of the hook, as it was so well explained and demonstrated. I love Charlie Watts!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed! Simple and majestic!

[@JuddLofthouse]

Excellent post 👍👏👏

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Judd!

[@BluessNRock]

This is one of my favorites but I can't sing this one very well

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha I hear you!

[@IndiesoulMusik]

The original idea for that title came when, during a long haul flight, Bill was reading the novel "Get Out Of My Sky". Keith in particular loved the loved of the book and seeing that they were on a plane way up high, decided to reconfigure that phrase to "Get Off of my Cloud". Of course Mick being the brattish mouthy one tacked on the "Hey you, hey you" chant to the phrase.

[@ljdobles8104]

Muy educativos los comentarios sobre Charlie

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Great!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks

[@mr1zog]

Tuuuune! 🤘

[@Producelikeapro]

Yeeeessssss!

[@NominalTopic]

Another great video Mr. Huart.👍 I’m pushing Gary Numan these days for KZbin channel reasons 😁, but I honestly do believe that Cars contributed immensely to broad acceptance of synths (particularly that Moog bite). Thanks again for what you do.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much J BL!

[@timespace.productions7513]

Love the highlights! Like Lee Renaldo or Jimi Hendrix!

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha highlights? Do you mean my grey hair coming through? Haha

[@sharonsnail2954]

Hey, Warren. Your description of Charlie Watts as a "machine with feel" very much chimes with mine. I used to tell my boys that before the TR-808 there was Charlie Watts but unlike the 808 CW had soul. 😎 "Satisfaction" is great but I preferred this track. Both have a great groove but this one has better lyrics.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Agreed, what a wonderful drummer

[@crisslastname9417]

The Stones may go on but without Charlie, they will never sound the same. A large bit of the Stone's magic is gone forever.

[@danijelujcic8644]

They could do a tribute gig in 2022 with Mick Avory and then, after 6 full decades, finally stop and enjoy the years they have left in peace.

[@crisslastname9417]

@@danijelujcic8644 That is a great idea but I think they will continue until the last man is gone. And then they will put Mick's mic on tour! : )

[@mikebarooshian7255]

@@crisslastname9417the stones were never the stones after Bill Wyman left once Bill left the stones lost a big part of there magic and sound listen to the stones baselines with Bill all the way up until he left they were very different after he left and now Charlie he’s no longer with us without Charlie the band is over the whole band should have stopped after steel wheels tattoo you was the stones last best album

[@MaxFury_Official]

Yes, it's back. My favourite series! Love these, keep em' coming! Don't forget your Swede's, that are coming out with new songs! I'd might be biased on that one suggestion tho........

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Max!

[@1rwjwith]

Fantastic job on this song. I remember it coming out when I was 12, 100% right you are that drum part with the snare roll was one of the Big HOOKS of the production! That and the Chorus lyric of course...my father even like the " Get Off my Cloud" line, he thought it was funny! The lyrics are kind of a continuation of the Satisfaction themes of modern frustration etc...Very basic guitar chording on this, I believe Jones plays what lead there is with that insistent riff throughout on a 12 string...its almost in the background always found it interesting. THANKS!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for your great comment and wonderful insight!

[@asacrusoe8760]

RIP Charlie. I think under the circumstances The Stones getting Steve Jordan was the best person on earth to carry on rocking with. Just my two cents.

[@streetmansam5073]

Charlie always said if you need a drummer go get Steve. Couldn’t ask for higher praise!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, Charlie's creativity and groove will be sorely missed! Steve Jordan is a wonderful player and I love his work with Keith!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@streetmansam5073 very true

[@mikebarooshian7255]

@@Producelikeaprogreat video song get off my cloud by the worlds greatest rock n roll band my favorite band u should do a video about The Dave Clark 5 my 2 favorite bands are The Rolling Stones and The Dave Clark 5

[@alexandervaneijken7741]

Most interesting (as always). Tell you a little secret, I find the first three albums of the Rolling Stones their most interesting.

[@Producelikeapro]

I love all things Stones!!

[@ClassicTV4U]

This is a good clip: wish you had used the stereo version of this song though, especially since you mentioned the guitar work AND piano, the latter of which is easily heard on the stereo version of this AWESOME track!!

[@gbaxter6465]

Nice coverage of an icon of a song. In so many Stones songs, Charlie seemed to rush the kick drum ever so slightly and lay in the back of the pocket for the snare. It swung like a jazz drummer for sure. Would you consider doing a review on some early R.E.M. material? It seems like you were listening to a lot of the euro based alternative/college bands back in the 1980's. R.E.M. was so powerfully influential in the states at bringing back guitar and drum music without endless synths or the visuals that helped bands like Culture Club or Cyndi Lauper get noticed. Thanks

[@greengo9]

You should do The Verve Urban Hymns album. So well produced!

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, masterpiece!

[@darrenross9168]

Hi Warren, Great content, i really love this series, such a shame about Charlie, so many legends are getting old, sad man! one great thing is we are in a time when we can record things, in 200+ years from now, if the world is still spinning and we are still living on it at least future humans will be able to actually see and hear what it was like, Many legends will be remembered and the art they created can be enjoyed by anyone who wants to consume it, thank you for all the great things you do, have a lovely day, all the best.

[@DMSProduktions]

Warren, ANY Aussie bands/artists you thought were significant since the 50s onward?

[@Producelikeapro]

LOADS!! We have many in the works!

[@DMSProduktions]

@@Producelikeapro Good on ya mate!

[@johnjohnson3709]

Hearing Muddy Waters is the reason I learned guitar.

[@Producelikeapro]

I understand. When I first heard Hard Again I went back and listened to everything he had ever done

[@Producelikeapro]

Here’s my Muddy Waters episode kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2O0lqOpYreYhsU

[@Electricowlworks]

RIP Charlie.

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, very sad, huge loss

[@killingjar1965]

Paint it Black

[@Producelikeapro]

Masterpiece

[@danb1942]

My only chance to see them around mid 70's (ya I'm old) I was a young punk, stinking drunk and got kicked out before the show started for smuggling in booze... well the sound wasn't too good listening in the parking lot, think after a few songs I passed out in my car and missed the rest of the show. Haha, good times!

[@randyranson84]

What's really great is we have brand new songs that have been recorded already for a new album yet to be released, played by Charlie Watts before he died. That will be a treat for sure, and it will feel as if he's still with us too. The only hold up on the new album, being Mick Jagger's timing for release. The Rolling Stones have already taken too long between new releases, using fillers from older recordings instead, constantly bumping up the price point. What are you waiting for Mick, Keith to pop off as well?

[@shawnwaldron1018]

Quick question I've notice that on a aux vocal send track the meter volume and peak indicater changes For example I will record in at about 10 db and rout 2 or more tracks to a aux send know in my mind I thought I would expect to see the aux send hitting at the same level 10 db but this is not always the case So I guess my question is at what level should a vocal bus volume indicater be at before processing with plugins such as dynamics

[@DonDeering]

What's the name or description of the drum groove on "Get Off My Cloud" (just the groove, without the addition of the fill)? Thank you!

[@gayancbentharage4749]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@JeighNeither]

I hear a Beach Boys influence in this. Probably just in my head, but it was one of the first things my ear went to when hearing the stems.

[@Producelikeapro]

Interesting observation!

[@JeighNeither]

@@Producelikeapro Haha, well I know the way we use "interesting " in the States is a little different than in the UK (to avoid saying something negative), so Ill take that as a positive 😉 Thx

[@Producelikeapro]

I liked the idea! Plus, I’m a Beach Boys fan! Huge fan

[@IrishStewGuitar]

what about Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath? surely it helped change the face of heavy/hard rock music forever :)

[@michaelx9079]

Sabbath seconded..... Bill and Geezer are one hell of a rhythm section

[@Producelikeapro]

HUGE Fan!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@michaelx9079 Third!!

[@reethkitchards]

Charlie Watts simplicity is highly discrete but unmistakably incomparable. A lot of credit goes out to John Bonham's playing and rightfully so, but one must never under value, the swing and swagger of Charlie Watts. Probably shook more asses on the planet than any other human being in history and that says it all...and why he will be sorely missed.

[@djschmolli]

Give your hairdresser a raise!

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha for letting the grey come out? Haha

[@JammyGit]

@ 01:55 - "Richards invited Jagger over for 'tea' " Yeh right 'tea' eh?.....I wonder, it was probably a cup of magic mushroom tea or something 😳😲😆👍

[@Jellybeantiger]

I miss the spicy drummers of old.

[@DMSProduktions]

The fall?? ONLY in America! (Even tho it was in Britain!)

[@Producelikeapro]

Huge Fall fan! Coming as soon as I can find more hours in the day!

[@DMSProduktions]

@@Producelikeapro Umm, you MISSED my sarcasm Waz! You mentioned the season, that only AMERICAN'S use! LOL! It's AUTUMN! (I didn't even KNOW there was a band called, 'The Fall'! (But not surprised! ))

[@IndiesoulMusik]

I thought Mick was carrying the "Chuck Berry's On Top" album at Dartford Station when he met Keith 🤔

[@mattmarcz7574]

The Stereo copy of this song is far superior to the mono

[@djkramit]

Charlie Watts. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Producelikeapro]

Charlie is amazing

[@asacrusoe8760]

One of my favorite Stones tunes. If you want to play like Watts first learn how to play like who influenced Watts.

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, definitely listen to all the grat. Jazz Drummers that came before and then the Blues guys

[@walkinthrutheparkbymr.melo3905]

A song I have remastered but not yet released.

[@karltraunmuller7048]

New speakers on the console with every episode? 🤔

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha I filmed this episode the same day I did the demo of the Adams speakers!

[@karltraunmuller7048]

@@Producelikeapro So the 1031‘s are gone after all these years (I have 1030‘s as TV speakers, still love them), the Focals rarely stage an appearance (why?), Kalis surely sound like a great deal, Adams are their own thing, and Eve‘s got some praise recently. What are your most loved monitors today and going forward?

[@imaginekarma8582]

Small Town Boy by Bronski Beat

[@donniemoder1466]

I have never understood what make something a "hook" in a song. Please explain in basic terms because I actually think the term is not used correctly and causes mass confusion out there

[@rhymeswithteeth]

Even though Charlie was a fan of Steve Jordan and had recommended Steve to Keith when Keith was doing his solo work, Steve Jordan with the Stones just sounds different than Charlie. If you close your eyes and listen, you can tell it's not Charlie. The swing is gone.

[@Producelikeapro]

Definitely the heartbeat of every great band is their drummer! Of course Steve Jordan is amazing! However, each gear drummer has their own groove that is unique to them

[@rhymeswithteeth]

@@Producelikeapro It would be interesting to know if Jordan is playing Watts' drum kit, or his own.

[@rhymeswithteeth]

@@Producelikeapro Also, I wonder if the Stones are going the get the same kind of Kennedy Center Honors treatment that Led Zep got. And, if not, why not?

[@Producelikeapro]

@@rhymeswithteeth I’m sure! Good question

[@mikebarooshian7255]

@@rhymeswithteethwithout Charlie there’s no Stones Steve Jordon is good but he’s no Charlie and no Bill Wyman no Stones well in my honest opinion the whole band should have stopped after steel wheels no baseplayer can replace Bill ask any baseplayer no Wyman no Stones the whole band should have hung it up 30 years ago Bill did the right thing every member should have gave it up now the stones are a different band now I’m sure they will carry on using the name Rolling Stones but there no longer the true stones as we remember growing up with

[@raymyhill2]

No Charlie No Bill No Brian No Stu No Rolling Stones Just a bunch of Strangers backing Jagger With Keef.

[@mikebarooshian7255]

@raymyhill2 well I agree with u even when the stones went on after Brian Jones was fired and got Mick Taylor they still made great albums but they were never quite the same and even with Ron Wood still a great band but they evolved different well I couldn’t see The stones going on even when Bill Wyman left then they became like a very different band all together being backed up with Jagger and Richards no Bill no Charlie no Rolling Stones in my honest opinion the whole band ended once Wyman left the whole band should have stopped a long long time ago after steel wheels when Bill left in 1993 tattoo you was the stones last best album

[@LemonesqueStudio]

Did Ian Stewart later change his name to Jay Leno? Quite the doppelganger there. Great video as ever.

[@mariochavez4608]

Hair's getting outta control my guy

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha Yes, the grey is coming out!