Start Me Up - The Rolling Stones | Andy & Alex FIRST TIME REACTION!

[@RichardDicksondlyrch68]

"Waiting on a Friend" from this album is immaculate (and the video features the building from the cover of Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti). It's amazing it's as good an album as it is considering it was thrown together from outtakes and songs they'd been playing in concert because they wanted an album out ahead of their tour and didn't have time to write new material. The last of their eight consecutive #1 albums, it's their late-inning home run.

[@jamesgeckle489]

My brother was living in New York near to where they filmed the video for ‘Waiting On a Friend,’ he told me while he watched them that he was surprised how small Mick was. ✌️🤘

[@SC-gp7kt]

LOVE that cut!!!

[@primeminister66]

Indeed

[@allisonreed7682]

@@RichardDicksondlyrch68 that sax outro!!!

[@3DThrills]

Beautiful reverb and Reggae feel

[@TahoeNevada]

Just Waiting On A Friend, off this album is absolutely S-Tier!

[@BlakeWomack-f5j]

Yes! Recorded for Goats Head Soup and didn't make the cut... crazy!

[@ozmoe]

Agreed. It's one of their all-time best.

[@mrDK1951]

I am 73, been listening to the Stones since I was 13 and still own their debut vinyl album. I can’t imagine we will ever see an iconic band like this ever again.

[@lh7796]

Miss you is a track you can't overlook!

[@lindab1945]

That whole album. Some Girls is the ONE.

[@SMccrate01]

@@lindab1945 Their appearance on SNL when Some Girls came out was sensational!

[@rlwetz4317]

"You make a dead man come." No higher praise was ever given.

[@David-iv6je]

Dude, you can't possibly watch this without watching the Folksmen (The Spinal Tap guys) do a folk version of this song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWS6noyriqepp6M&ab_channel=RandomChet

[@adamp2029]

I’ve wondered if they got that from the Tom Waits’s song “Pasties and a G-String” which has the line “She’s so good she make a dead man c*m”.

[@rlwetz4317]

@@adamp2029 That was a 1976 Waits lick, so it's definitely a possibility. Then again, Keef said it was lifted from a bootleg blues album he and Mick used to play, from a track titled "Shave 'Em Dry."

[@adamp2029]

@@rlwetz4317 oh ok, I hadn’t heard that. I just figured it was possible since Keith and Tom were friends, or at least would become friends shortly after.

[@rlwetz4317]

@@adamp2029 Well, yeah, that's why I say it's possible they heard it in Waits's song, knew it from some old, raunchy, Delta blues vinyl, and could no longer resist it. 😄

[@Cashcrop54]

One of the best opening songs for a concert. Classic.

[@DM-hk4cw]

"Hang Fire" just blisters.

[@kbusby4824]

Indeed. Hard to forget that Tattoo You album cover as well.

[@shattered5560]

Oh yeah. Neighbours too

[@DerekDominoes]

Yeah. A lot of Stones fans would find it sacrilegious for me to say this but I've never cared for 80s Stones music. Hang Fire, however, is a definite exception for me. Awesome song.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Emotional rescue and she’s so cold from the same era are also amazing

[@surlechapeau]

great minds think alike!!

[@shattered5560]

Hang fire and Neighbours are so great and son fun too. Same for Where thé boys go or Summer romance in ER.

[@hankamania]

Those are the exact two songs I was going to recommend. Two totally different vibes, but both amazing. ER may be my all time favorite Stones song.

[@pagit69]

I think I'll line up for Windows 95

[@David-iv6je]

Dudes, you can't possibly watch this without watching the Folksmen (The Spinal Tap guys) do a folk version of this song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWS6noyriqepp6M&ab_channel=RandomChet

[@ZacCostilla]

“Beast of Burden” should be next, and maybe “Waiting On A Friend” after that

[@sammcbride2149]

And God said: "This band will stay together and last longer than the universe itself."

[@lindab1945]

And he also said, 'Keef is older than me..."

[@vicprovost2561]

Spot On!

[@dougellis8904]

Really. Why are there only 2 original members? 2 died and 1 quit. ?????

[@KenBeider]

🙄

[@sherryheim5504]

This may be my favorite Rolling Stones songs at a live show. Mick struts so hard when performing this, bringing the full-on Mick Attitude. He is magnificent, one of the best front men in all of rock.

[@hunters2580]

Just saw the rolling stones in cleveland earlier this year. Great concert. They still bring it 62 years later.

[@janetsilverhawk7204]

Amen, from 1962 they still bring it in 2024

[@RockyMtnRebecca]

I just had a memory flood back to me rewatching this very late at night. I remembered singing the end to my Mom LOL.... my late, great momma Jo. And her eyes got all big and said... "WHAT DID YOU SAY??" LOL So I sang it again and she said "SSHHHHHHH down Rebecca Lynn!! omg! It doesn't actually say that in the song, does it?" Yes Mom, it does. "Oh my Lord.... well that's quite the gal then, isn't she." HAHAHAHAHA! I miss her everyday.

[@jameskirschling7887]

She's So Cold is my favorite song from this era. Mick' vocals and Charlie's drumming are on point.

[@patrick3926]

Agree 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@harriotteworthington3147]

She’s so c-c-c-cold… ❄️🔥❄️

[@Renkk17]

Still remember them singing this and hearing it for the first time on Saturday Night Live!

[@flyingburritobro68]

@@Renkk17they never played She’s So Cold on SNL. They were on as a band once in 78 and did Shattered Beast Of Burden and Respectable. They had been up for two days partying with Belishi and Ackroyd and Jaggers voice was shot. Still cool though

[@Renkk17]

@@flyingburritobro68 All I remember then is it was a Saturday night seen them on tv playing She's so cold...and I always watched SNL back then, so it was on tv somewhere because MTV didn't start till the 80's

[@kimberlyn.2096]

In 20 years from now, Mick will STILL be performing and their music will still be listened to! Lol I’ll Never be your Beast of burden. Another great one.

[@jenn288]

Bette Midler (?) does a damn fine job on that one too- Mick is even in the video with her

[@avengemybreath3084]

No. No he won’t.

[@danholmesfilm]

Stones got hits from '62 -'24

[@timandmonica]

I go see em whenever I can, Fred & Barney...

[@sirslice7531]

'63

[@danno7466]

Greatest band ever

[@ricardo_miguel13]

Paul McCartney got top 10 hits every year from 1963-1985

[@robertdnero2217]

They formed in London in 1962. Six decades and going strong.

[@darrellthorpe7654]

I took my 81 year old dad…a life long Stones fan…to see them in concert in May…first time for both of us😎 They played for a little over 2 hours…if they’d played all their hits, it would’ve been a 4 hour show. They were amazing. We were both pleasantly surprised how great they still sound. Mick moves around the stage great for a guy who’s also 81 & Keith Richards finally looks his age…he’s looked 80 for the last 45 years😆😅😂🤣 I gotta say fellas, if you ever get the chance to see them live, go see The Rolling Stones…you WILL NOT be disappointed.

[@donevans2299]

I'm any bar anywhere for decades the second you heard those three notes on the guitar the tables were empty and the dance floor was INSTANTLY packed

[@robf7213]

ANGIE - one of the best ballads of the 70's

[@jasonbroad5478]

Can we throw in Wild Horses?!?

[@robf7213]

@@jasonbroad5478 They did they the whole Sticky Fingers album on Patreon

[@SpaceCattttt]

@@robf7213 That doesn't count. It's either free or nothing.

[@jasonbroad5478]

@@robf7213 Hey, I was just commenting on Wild Horse being a great 70’s ballad. But thnx for the Patreon heads up

[@333perfection]

Completely agree with you!!!!👍🎶

[@allisonreed7682]

Tattoo You is worthy of a full-album reaction. 🔥

[@Shadowrider1872]

Absolutely!!! Hi Allison 😊

[@allisonreed7682]

@@Shadowrider1872 Hi John! 😎

[@marktait2371]

agree a neighbor sold me an original copy this summer moving with the goats foot sleeve missing the liner notes but ok vinly is g.c. stones logo few weeks ago miss you came on indie radio in the cari paid like 5 dollars indie store 15 20 recent bin probably so was a good deal

[@allisonreed7682]

@@marktait2371 definitely a good deal!!!

[@SMccrate01]

@@marktait2371 I was bin crawling at a local college record store this past year and got a pristine copy with original goat's foot inner sleeve for $14! It has R L and Masterdisk in the deadwax so this one is an original Robert Ludwig mastering and it sounds superb!

[@keithmurphy5356]

Stones made their debut in 1964, just a year after the Beatles made their debut. Which makes the fact the Stones were still killing it in '81 all the more impressive.

[@surlechapeau]

A&A, you'd love their "Emotional Rescue" and "She's So Cold"!!!

[@Lexy-O]

Good call

[@dianegoldeneye7207]

Agree 👍🏻

[@Flowerchick1967-tq1vn]

Emotional Rescue!! 🔥🔥

[@jamesharris1101]

Hell, I even like "Neighbors"!

[@christerfurberg6538]

The video is great too! From Mick's strutting dance in the beginning, to Keith's closeup coming in from the right, to Bill and Charlie smiling and rolling their eyes while the rest jump around…

[@albertsmith9315]

"I love the Stones. Can't believe they're still doing it after all these years... Fred and Barney." -- Steven Wright

[@allisonreed7682]

Epic.

[@Chatta-Ortega]

I remember when I first heard that. I think it was The Tonight Show.

[@simonhudson2031]

Midnight Rambler, Angie, Time Waits for No One, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Stray Cat Blues, Love in Vain… loads & loads still to cover in the Stones rabbit hole.

[@Cynthia_W765]

Honky Tonk Woman, Shine A Light, Shattered, Dead Flowers...

[@deejayscientist]

TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE!!!!!

[@oboogie2]

Some Girls or Far Away Eyes!

[@koshersalaami]

They haven’t gotten to Jumpin’ Jack Flash?? I saw them at RFK on July 4, I think ‘72. When they got to this, up in the mezzanine where I was the floor was physically moving up and down to the beat, like a timed earthquake.

[@simonhudson2031]

@@koshersalaami Hi mate. No they mentioned hearing it when they went to see The Stones last year but they haven’t done Flash on the Channel. Yeah my favourite live versions of most Stones classics are between 69-74 with Mick Taylor on lead Guitar. This was the best live period for Stones

[@viclagina347]

This was one of their Huge albums. This was the hit. Wish you guys would hit Miss You. Maybe one of their biggest of the 70s

[@generoberts9151]

Their contribution to disco

[@viclagina347]

@@generoberts9151 they are not called rolling stones for nothing

[@generoberts9151]

@@viclagina347 Not a disco fan but honestly that tune is pretty good

[@brianharrigan2996]

There are literally dozens of Stones tunes better than Miss You…. c’mon now

[@viclagina347]

@@brianharrigan2996 then comment what you want and quit being a tool telling me what I should like.

[@fredinaz]

Keith Richards had the gift for creating hooks! This one, Satisfaction, long list that you recognize in 2 or 3 seconds.

[@SC-gp7kt]

I can Name That Tune in one note!

[@jlsage4059]

I guess that’s why he was known as “the human riff.”

[@FanOblues51]

Honky Tonk Woman

[@fjcrod]

Some of them even came to him in his dreams.

[@standbytogo123]

Charlies drumming compliments the riff 100% on this track.

[@lizakyes7549]

This was our wedding song!! 43 years ago!! He pointed right at me, in front of everyone, at the dead man line. Such a sweet man❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jenl3162]

That’s awesome!

[@adrianstevens2146]

Sorry Liza, but I think that's a little weird, anyway, congrats on your long marriage!

[@joemachine4714]

"She's So Cold" is underrated. The video is hilarious too with Mick's moves 😅

[@susannehouse3857]

They're affectionately known in the UK as the Strolling Bones......God knows how they keep going....😂😂😂

[@John_Locke_108]

Makes me want to boot up Windows 95.

[@mellenbecker56]

IKR

[@brianmiller1077]

When I saw them the next year, they opened with "It's Only Rock and Roll"

[@oaf-77]

I remember those commercials, also the ‘she’s a rainbow’ commercials for the iMac

[@thrusta100]

Imagine selling out for that and getting $$$ for Bittersweet Symphony as well!🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️ total 🤑🤑🤑 tighta$$ $$$ grubbers, them and manager..

[@ian8241]

👢 🥾 👞 🤠 🎿 👢 🥾

[@emmakaplan7508]

Miss You by these guys is great too!!

[@guitarkis4969]

Pure rock and roll with great guitar and vocal performance! This song just keeps driving as only the Stones can do

[@actuariallurker9650]

You make a dead man "c-m"....as the ending lyric on the fade- I was 15 when this came out and EVERYBODY in my high school DID hear that lyric loud and clear

[@SebastianSmith-c5t]

I was 8 in 81 and knew what was said. I also saw them during this tour.

[@micv5149]

I was 6, didn’t know what he said, went nuts at this tour

[@bojangles713]

​@@SebastianSmith-c5tno you didn't lying fckr

[@philvallee645]

We are the same age and Omg so true dude!

[@michaelmagnum7132]

There are some very old blues songs from the 30's or 40's with that same lyrics. And a female artist actually sang it. So it's a thing that The Stones stole from the old blues men. Rolling Stones got all the money and the blues artists were left with a bottle of whiskey.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

I can't unsee the video.

[@tomcabrera8223]

Hang fire video too.

[@privatename123]

They could do a whole week on Stones classics. I’m thinkin Shattered next. Shaloobi. Waiting on a Friend and Angie for mellow hits.

[@Gymbo-Baggins]

Was there ever a video for shattered? My personal favorite

[@adrianstevens2146]

Yeah, Shattered is better than this one.

[@johneldridge8678]

I agree. It's an S. I'm in my 60's and I love the old Stones stuffg, but I put this right up there with their classic stuff. Incredible song. Excellent reaction.

[@timoteo950]

Rolling Stones hits from the 80s: Undercover (Of The Night), One Hit (To The Body), Mixed Emotions, She’s So Cold, Emotional Rescue, and Waiting On A Friend, in no particular order.

[@zogger5281]

This IS Rock & Roll!

[@damonhines8187]

Killer tune. Was sold the instant I heard that riff slink snarling from the stereo speakers in my living room. ✊🏼🤪🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊

[@johnpbh]

I'm a Beatles nut and my best friend was a Stones nut... ( you won't remember that back in the '60's for a while you were either a Stones fan or a Beatles fan ).. Anyway... one day he turned up at my door with a copy of this in his had and gave it to me.. Came in and said "Put It On Now" It's their best thing ever..... I had to agree with him and of course, I still love it.

[@jamesmoffett526]

And this was my introduction to the Rolling Stones in the early 80s. I knew a couple of their songs, but not who they were. Being a teenager in the early 80s was an experience. Finally saw them live in the 90s.

[@SC-gp7kt]

I 100% agree with you Andy about such a perfect song that transitions from 70's to 80's. Also, this was used on the first Microsoft commercials.

[@CarlTrusso]

Love that younger generations are getting to experience the great music of the 60’s 70’s and 80’s! Enjoy!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

This saw the Stones in early 2000's and THEY PLAYED FOR THREE HOURS!!!!! 😎💋👍🏼💋💋💋💋

[@Mulepetter-y1t]

Saw them once in the 80s and once in the 90s. Top form both times. I joked that Mick is still going to be dancing and prancing around in tight pants even when he's wearing depends.

[@tristramcoffin926]

This is some of the best rhythm guitar is rock history

[@patrickcampion7966]

1981, I was in grade 6 and this song was all over the radio and I was hooked on it. I remember it like it was yesterday, jumping on the bus to head over to the record store at the local mall, buying the 45, jumping on another bus to head back home to play it repeatedly for the rest of the day.

[@elvismansoncpa]

The Sonny Rollins sax solo on Waiting On A Friend is an absolute masterpiece, perfect cap off to a perfect album.

[@Lexy-O]

Quintessential bluesy rock & roll ❤i agree with S tier I appreciate the band more and more.

[@mt9054]

I thought I was tired of this song… then I saw the Stones for the first time in Vegas in May… I was hoarse after singing this show opener!

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

GREAT album. All of it. OK dudes, start me up...

[@corinecabrera9435]

Time is on my side is one of their classics and worth a listen.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

I still can't believe this song got huge radio play and STILL gets play on classic rock radio! Those lyrics are nuts!

[@lars_478]

I think that should be a sign to hit the Tattoo You album

[@mlyten67]

This song, miss you and paint it black are my favourite Stones songs. Great review lads.

[@ciscochief]

Little T&A....Great song from the same album...Keith Richards singing. Give a listen.

[@anthonyfoster6737]

All on board with this one!

[@ricksanford807]

Another thumbs up for this one

[@brunett93]

i love that one!

[@nick_cornew]

In no way should anyone believe you can go through life believing this is the first time you've heard this song.

[@frankieboy8414]

Probably the first time they sat down and listened to the whole song.

[@sfbaydennis]

I consider myself lucky that I got to see them in concert twice during their American Tour in 1981. The first concert was on 10/4/81 in Boulder, Colorado and the second time on 12/13/81 in Tempe, Arizona.

[@johnharding7650]

Emotional Rescue, Beast of Burden

[@peterhineinlegen4672]

Best Stones - Some Girls, Tattoo You, and Emotional Rescue. This stretch of albums has our heroes as seasoned professionals with over a decade of experience. Not too complex, but solid from front to back.

[@josephvanalstyne4049]

this song was recorded in 76. released in 81. and one of the great pure rock songs ever written.

[@teresac3964]

ICONIC Stones song. When I think of the Stones, I hear this song.

[@burmajones803]

Hope y'all stayed safe during the hurricane, fellas. Thanks for sharing this one today.

[@JordyC-rc9ij]

This song always evokes roller skating rinks in the early-mid 80’s where I would hear it constantly… 😀🙏

[@dereckfields4207]

One of the best experiences from my college days, Tattoo You Tour show at the Silverdome in Pontiac MI... Stones, Santana, Iggy Pop... Almost 100,000 people (festival seating)... Insane!

[@johngrether6541]

Was there as well. Clearly one of my top concert experiences.

[@sharrongrant6240]

Saw the Stones Halloween 1981 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas! The Fabulous Thunderbirds and ZZ Top opened and ZZ Top was fabulous as always....the Stones weren't on stage long before the skies opened up and it rained...the Stones stayed on stage and kept going playing in the rain. My brothers went again the next day with scalper $10 tickets...it was beautiful, sunny and 85 degrees! The rain show is often talked about in Dallas on group pages...memories!!!

[@timhiler3265]

I was there too.

[@toddg3268]

I was at the 11/1 show! I think you had rain. We had sunshine! Saw them 40 years later in the Cotton Bowl almost to the date - 11/2/21.

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

This is one of those songs that is easy to jam out to. Solid beat, cool guitar work, and the lyrics just come together so easily.

[@suzanneprock7286]

There are so many great hits from the 60's, 70's, and 80's, it will take years.

[@Jude_196]

WOOOOOHOOOOOOOO!!!! LOVE ME SOME STONES!!! A lot of Stones fan didn't appreciate 80s-Stones - but, I FREAKIN' LOVE THIS ALBUM!!! Have dug this band for AGES! ENJOY, FELLAS! ANYTHING from this album, to me, is FIRE!!! Although I LOVE ANY STONES!!!

[@FritzMonday]

I saw the Rolling Stones, back in 1989. They opened, with this. Perfect song to open a show with It got everyone up on their feet !

[@stacylarosa4718]

I danced next to Mick at The Mudd Club. His people made everyone keep their distance but I had a huge knee brace on so they let me be. I couldn't sleep for 2 nights after that 😊

[@CL-eu7ye]

This was our spring break song for some reason - just fun to sing along to loudly. The Stones have so many styles. One must categorize into several sections in order to even attempt picking their best ones.

[@timandmonica]

I've barely heard this song since it was all over the radio in that year. Because of that, I had some very vivid memories flood back listening to it again. Mostly riding my BMX bike through the Rich forested neighborhood about a mile from my house where you could just loop endlessly through beautiful curved streets. Also remember riding my friends Honda 50 up and down his street and into the field beside his house. Funny how idyllic some of it seems now!

[@derkommissar785]

Lucille Bogan, blues singer. From the song Shave Em Dry " I got somethin' between my legs'll make a dead man come. " Written in the 20s, her recording was in 1935.

[@jenn288]

Dirty blues

[@UFOS4]

Stones ❤ Give "Harlem Shuffle" a try. It's from 1986 and it makes you move.

[@TowardtheUnknown-w3h]

In 1967 when they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show the lyrics ‘let’s spend the night together “ had to be changed to ‘let’s spend some time together “ for broadcast tv

[@sharrongrant6240]

In Dallas the song was banned from radio...but we still heard it!

[@loosilu]

@@sharrongrant6240 Banning a song was great publicity!

[@kennethandrysiak4130]

Ed Sullivan Show: well (and can’t confirm but there’s video somewhere) where Ed told Mick to change it… but… during the live performance… the song was sung as written. Following that… Ed told them, “You’ll never do my shoe again”… at which point Mick said… “Well, we already did.” Back in the day… getting on the Sullivan Show was a pinnacle of success and exposure.

[@TowardtheUnknown-w3h]

@@kennethandrysiak4130 actually you can watch the appearance on KZbin Mick Jagger rolls his eyes whenever he sings the changed chorus

[@sharrongrant6240]

@@kennethandrysiak4130 also happened with the Doors...they agreed then Jim Morrison sang the original lyrics and they were banned from his show

[@lynnblackburn3005]

Love y'all's reactions. You not only like the music, but you also genuinely appreciate it!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

ROLLING STONES ARRIVED DURING 60'S AND STILL TOGETHER!!! LOVE THEIR LIFESTYLES, SO THEY KEEP PERFORMING!!!😎👍🏼😎👍🏼😎👍🏼😎👍🏼

[@gnpahdc]

Saw them in 89 on the Steel Wheels tour. This number opened the show. Stupendous band. Stupendous concert. Stupendous set list. Stupendous song. :)

[@cee8mee]

I saw Steel Wheels tour at Alpine Valley, Wisconsin. We were waiting by the gate at the resort side and Jagger rode by on the back of a golf cart and gave a general greeting to the twenty or so people waiting for that gate to open. He was five feet away from us on the other side of the fence. It was cool.

[@gnpahdc]

@@cee8mee Alpine Valley is the show I saw. His acknowledgment of thr crowd standing in the rain for hours was authentic and won me over. It truly seemed real.

[@cee8mee]

I've heard that he's a jerk, personally. Concert was great. First time I'd seen the big screens at the bottom of the lawn. He looked old and craggy on the screen but moved like a teenager.

[@unclebob53703]

Yeah, these guys used to make records like this. When it first came out this song would just possess me every time it came on the radio or in a bar, and sometimes even just in my head. You really can't do classic rock any better than this.

[@JWH66]

I recall that magical year in the Fall of 1981. The 49ers started playing this before kick - offsb on their way to winning their first Super Bowl.

[@paulrodsted3905]

Got my ear buds in listening to this and never heard the bass so forward in the mix.... Excellent.... I love being able it listen to any one of the instruments....

[@jjmalaprop9968]

If you guys claim you’ve never heard this song … ain’t no one gonna believe you.

[@SherryAnnOfTheWest]

LOL!!!!

[@lovman]

Microsoft paid, I think, $50M to use it for their launch of Windows 95.

[@ZionForman]

my thoughts exactly

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

I know right ????????????? Even if you weren't a Stones fan....hell if you were a country fan you must have heard this on the radio.....LOL

[@flyingburritobro68]

They also saw the Stones concert and this song was played

[@tas22222]

the first bit is everything. Micks vocals are superb on this song ! IMO so I agree ALEX right on !

[@Champaign1117]

Got a Sony Walkman II for Christmas in '81 at age 13. Tattoo You, Who's Next & Pink Floyd's collection of great dance songs were the first 3 cassettes purchased. The Tattoo You album is a must listen.

[@newremote]

In answer to the question at 4:54 … the Stones released their first chart single "Come On" in June 1963.

[@tmrozzer]

DONN’T YOU WANT TO LIVE WITH ME from LET IT BLEED album. The line, “and when she strips - the chauffeur flips comes inside his drawers.”

[@jamesgeckle489]

1981 was a good year for me. I was captain of my undefeated high school soccer team while cranking Tattoo You. 🤘✌️

[@KeefM]

The Stones first single was June 1963. Come On Chuck Berry cover and I bought it! 🇬🇧

[@paulyoung8108]

"Satisfaction" was #1 song in 1965

[@stevecash9761]

The Rolling Stones are the most classic of classic rock n roll.

[@evangeline3152]

I saw the Stones in 1981 in New Orleans and they were great. They set the record for indoor concerts that day with 87,500 people in the crowd at the superdome. I live a couple hundred miles from NO and I saw so many people from my hometown there. I can’t believe it was more than 40 years ago but the music is still great and Mick and Keith are still performing. Amazing!

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

You gotta keep on your Rolling Stones journey through the 80"s- this is just the tip of a groovy iceberg.

[@deborahdean]

I've seen them do this live twice. You can just imagine the energy Mick puts into this song.

[@rick7102]

Stones formed in ‘62. I remember seeing them on British TV around ‘64.

[@raymondcpl]

Start Me Up, "you make a grown man cry".. That's the line used for launch of Windows 95 with the new Start button. And they cried

[@shelleysparks210]

I have been to 4 different Stones’ concerts (Houston, Munich, Chicago, & Houston again). They always had great intro musical groups & put on an amazing, high energy show. RIP Charlie Watts. 💔

[@Magravated]

Andy and Alex always point out stuff I took for granted. Thanks Gentlemen!

[@Great-Documentaries]

You guys have no idea how cool this sounded when it first came on the radio in 1981. That riff! And I say that as someone who is not a Stones fan.