The Making of The Rolling Stones Emotional Rescue 78-80 PART 3

[@mikelcory4065]

I recently bought the El Mocambo vinyl set based on one of your videos. I hope nobody gives you flack for these vids using footage or using stones music. You’re basically providing them free advertising, and it’s a win win! Because the El Mocambo vinyl is perhaps my favorite record I own at the moment. Thanks to you! You’re a legend for these, so well done ✌️❤️

[@deanjonasson6776]

I'll second that emotion: I got EL MOCAMBO for Xmas, based on this series of KZbin videos. I also have to say EMOTIONAL RESCUE is my "sleeper Stones album". Though the popular opinion is that it is a lesser release, compared with the albums on either side of it, I disagree. To my ears, it's fun, it's got lots of variety and the depth of production means it's an album I can listen to without ever growing bored with it. Your analysis confirms what a quality product it is. p.s. Thanks for sharing your concert story.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you both! nice comments. Very cool to hear the EL MO buy! It is a MUST HAVE for RnR, never mind Stones fans. Mind blowing how good it is. Yes, I hope I do not hear anything from outside folks. The owner/complainers, do not even watch the videos...if they get notified their work is used, they do not even view the content, they just issue the complaint and a STRIKE. Luckily I have been aggressive and reach out to the owners and work it out.

[@djinnmagik4817]

And were so happy that you did, Steve. Because your Stones dox are much better than all of the corporate documentaries that exist about The Rolling Stones. These documentaries are GREATNESS 😁❤️‍🔥🎶

[@swordghoti]

Thanks for putting this part out, love it! Just discovered "Down In The Hole" thanks to this, christ that's an amazing Stones song.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you for that comment! I can say, I am so pleased to know you can understand DITHole! amazing!!!

[@RaiderfanCali]

I couldn’t appreciate that song when the album came out because I was 12. Many years later I think it’s the best song on the album

[@chromatinone]

Without a doubt, Down in the Hole - even though it barely defines it - _carries_ this album. To me, Emotional Rescue is _the one with that song on it._ It might actually be stronger than any single song on Some Girls; and I absolutely adore that album.

[@FlipSideCT]

@@chromatinone It would be interesting to take a poll of asking fans to list the songs on ER..... I Would say true fans, know the potency of the song. I can never tire of it! I can only imagine how low it would be mentioned on a list.

[@martinmontelongo6774]

Man, you got me back into the Stones big time! I started eatching your documentaries and videos a coupla years ago and now my Stones vinyl, cd, and dvd collection has grown! They',re the coolest rock and roll band of all time, and I just wanted to say you are awesome Mr. Flipside CT.

[@FlipSideCT]

making me blush Mr Martin! thank you and am so glad to hear this as that is the ultimate goal and to keep our beloved spark lasting forever. They have brought such wonderful things to our life. Very cool you have grown that collection. It is just great to know I can go to the vinyl library and pull out something always incredible. What I will honestly say....I have been buying the recent LIVE albums the past few years.....they are still great to own and listen to....but the Stones became a 70-80% hits show, so there is repetition. They do not JAM out, and have songs last as long they use to. Well hopefully you own El Mocambo Live....my next project is all about Jumping Jack Flash, just the song.....I just listened to it on that album. It is beyond chilling to listen to it. Sorry for the ramblin, but I really dig it when folks geek out with me on vinyl! and music. cheers

[@jonathanbaggs4275]

Dance pt 2 has been one of my favorite stones tunes since the early 80s.

[@FlipSideCT]

As I hear it now, I love it......and it would be a hit if anyone else made it!

[@poitor5915]

can only be played loud and proud👍🏻

[@WilliamM-e5m]

I am a life long stones fan since 65. Through your excellent documentaries, I have gained an even greater appreciation for their music. Thank you.

[@FlipSideCT]

Sorry, just seeing this now....thank you!!! So glad you can appreciate the docs and the tunes more! cool!! thanks for sharing

[@antoniodalfonso]

What an amazing journey you have offered us with this trilogy on Emotional Rescue. Thank you.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you Antonio for mentioning this, I am so glad you enjoyed this, and that you watched my others! spread the word!

[@johnworthington8360]

one of my all time favorite stones and I have been grooving since 5yrs old in 65 this is classic for me

[@FlipSideCT]

a real true fan!! nice to see!

[@donhanlon7121]

Thank you FlipSide CT, keeping us reminded what a corker of an album Emotional Rescue is, as I say " there's eating and drinking in this". Bless you and good health in 2023👏💎👍

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you Don! no reason to NOT LIKE this!

[@stephenbroeder3737]

Seriously thought I was hallucinating when you mentioned new bomb turks. I've lived in Columbus since 1996 and have seen the turks several times. My band currently practices in their old space which they still use from time to time. Your videos are incredible man, I get so excited when I see a new one uploaded and now your talking about some hometown heroes. Kick ass

[@FlipSideCT]

nice to hear that....and connect. thanks for all!!!!

[@justincosgrove9355]

This was great. I always discounted Emotional Rescue. I used this documentary as a way to relisten and I'm glad I did. It's not Some Girls, but it definitely deserved a second shot with me. My earliest memories involve hearing the song Emotional Rescue playing on my dad's reel to reel. Who knew that would be my jumping off point. I bought the CD many years ago, but it fell to the back of the stack. The relisten made me appreciate Down in a Hole, Summer Romance, Where the Boys Go and Let Me Go. She's So Cold was always a favorite, and I would wager that it's my wife's favorite Stones song (she's not a big fan, but all marriages have their challenges). Thanks again for the work and time you put in for these.

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure Justin! glad you watched this, and dug in deeper as I would hope fans would. It is a fantastic album, and of course not like others, but we take whatever we can get from them. thanbks for sharing this, and letting me know. HAving a wife listen and enjoy any Stones song is wonderful!

[@Skycladatdusk78]

Finally had time to watch this video and it's a nice wrap on the Emotional Rescue era. I've always really liked the music on this album but lyrically it's one of their weakest. It's still nice to put on though as it's like Black And Blue where none of the songs are over played on classic rock radio. Got to say I love the energy on Where The Boys Go and what a great live track it would have been, Down In The Hole is one of their best blues tracks. Look forward to the next episode, whatever album it may be. I love all of their catalogue so keep them coming.

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks for the comments for sure! glad you enjoyed. as mentioned some lyrically weak, but not all the tunes. Still a great vibe and they gave us some wonderful work! taking a break now, and will see where the chips fall for next project.

[@mikeyj.3605]

This analysis is gold Steve. Thank you so much for your insight into these songs.

[@FlipSideCT]

My pleasure and glad you think so.....I felt it was a good presentation to shed light! cheers

[@jamiebryan5729]

Agree about Send It To Me - love that song. Insanely underrated. Funny, catchy-clever, joyous.

[@FlipSideCT]

wonderful tune! it shines for us!

[@trevdowson5810]

So much to enjoy, thank you so much Steve, your hard work is much appreciated here and as this episode closes there is a hint of ‘’tattoo You’’ waiting in the wings, or at least in your to-do list. Bless you.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you Trev for commenting this.. yes, a hint of TY. But with me, I like to do the unexpected. SO no sure what is next, and go with what I feel at the moment. cheers

[@BobbyGass5]

Another corker Steve. Us Stones fans appreciate these Documents. All the work involved. Good thing it's a labour of love....

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks Bobby. I am glad to bring it out so the work can keep on going!

[@theconspiracyofnoize5984]

I was 7 or 8 when I first remember being impacted by the stones and some girls to tattoo you along with hot rocks were the first albums I was exposed to I love this period, I think basically people miss the fact that the Stones roots is black music, and in the 70s that extended to reggae , funk and disco, I love it! Thanks for these documentaries

[@FlipSideCT]

you are welcome, and thanks for commenting and sharing. YEs, for sure, as they proven bringing on the Black artists on tour from 69- all the way. They have exposed us to so much. Especially the 72' STP tour and Stevie Wonder breaking the Funk barrier to all the Stones fans.

[@kso808]

Just finished off the trio of the Emotional Rescue documentaries. You really bring music history back to life! I find the discussion of the music tracks fascinating. Your doc really has given me a more positive view of the ER LP. My favorite tracks include “Dance,” “She’s So Cold,” and “Let Me Go.” I’ve currently got the first two on a workout playlist, and will be adding the third shortly. I enjoyed hearing your story of going to the Soldier Field concert for the Stones’ Babylon tour, without a ticket in hand. I have a bit of a similar story when I went to see them on their Steel Wheels 1989 tour at Carter-Finley stadium in Raleigh NC. Like you, I had no ticket for the concert. As I was tooling down the highway in my 1967 VW convertible at the time, I had placed a large “ STONES CONCERT TICKET WANTED” sign in my back window, in the hopes another concertgoer would see it. As luck would have it, I did score a ticket for not too hefty a price ($75 back then?) and managed to see them perform. I also bought a tour T-shirt as a memento. Good times!

[@FlipSideCT]

Ahhh Kevin, nice to hear this! Love it when others share with me their stories and appreciation for them. One of the reasons I started making these was, to bring their albums to higher recognition. They are better than what most think. We know there are differences between the albums, but there is no one else that do what they do. great story thanks!!!

[@brianveestrom6784]

Ya nailed it again Steve! Your concert experience was unreal, your telling of it was perfect. Seeing the chords to "All about you" inspired a strum session that lasted a couple hours. Thanks.

[@FlipSideCT]

an all around smile!! that is great you got inspired to pick up the guitar! Glad you liked that story and let me know.....I hoped it worked when I made this.

[@brianveestrom6784]

@@FlipSideCT Big smiles here. 👍

[@scottmanning69]

Grettings from Australia. Thank you so much for being so comprehensive. Incredible. Its much appreciated from this Stones fan. Not just this one. All of em!!!

[@FlipSideCT]

You're very welcome Scott! I would hope it does. Wished there were more fans watching.....as I think I provided something worthy for us fans. thanks for commenting! cheers

[@admiralkrankandhismightyba158]

Awesome video. Thank you for making these. I agree with your track by track almost 100%. I love send it to me. A real gem and a favorite. Indian girl is excellent too. More importantly, you made a point I've always agreed with: this album put out today would get rave reviews. If any other band had put it out in it's time, it would be praised as a ground breaking genre-defying album. The stones are underrated in the genre defying department. Seems like every album they put out through '83, and even later, contains at least one song that is both great and unique in the stones catalog. I don't understand the line of critique that faults the band for stylistic variation. To me, it's a real virtue.

[@FlipSideCT]

nice to see this!! YW. A true Stones fan should NOT have any complaint! bottom line! glad you are on board with it!!

[@ezequielelola8811]

Man what you do is timeless… you provide image and reality to a world we can only ever dreamt of… thanks to you we are there with them.. can’t thank you enough

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure, and thanks for the recognition. I was so tired of seeing horrible reviews and docs that were so repetitious and got nothing out of them. I am glad to be able to bring the scenes closer to us. Back in the 70's and 80's we were so far away from them and out of touch.

[@adrianofonseca6579]

This superb set of 3 videos is in itself an "emotional rescue" of part of the soundtrack my long-lost undergraduate years.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you Adrian! glad you could relate and click with it! A real special time for them and such an over looked album that needed the love exposure. Many of have that same soundtrack, what a treat it was, and we never really realized it.

[@williamrankin2418]

Brilliance. Thank you. Don’t stop 😊

[@FlipSideCT]

appreciated the comments TY!! need a break now.....to build up the Mojo and listen to music for a bit!! cheers

[@midnightrambler9719]

Hey, mate, please don't stop with your documentaries because they are addictive. There's still a big part of the story to be covered ;) Great job, man!

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you for that support! I can relate to what you say as a fan.....yes, a lot more to go and have a few ideas for different content. Because you have that channel name, I will let you know that I working on details about JJFlash. Just that alone. I will be mentioning soon, and reaching out to folks regarding donations / gift so I can keep the MOJO going. After 100's of hours of my time, I now feel to ask. thanks for all.

[@midnightrambler9719]

@@FlipSideCT 👍👍👍

[@captainkirk70]

I was at Soldier Field too! I wasted so much money in cabs going to blues clubs looking for Keith!

[@FlipSideCT]

just seeing this now. lol.....I can imagine that search. We would do the same in NYC.

[@GIBKEL]

It’s like hearing a good friends voice….both the music and your pure expression of appreciation. I get ya, and it’s good to hear ya! Cheers!

[@FlipSideCT]

ahhhhhh that is sweetness to hear, that I brought enjoyment with this! Thank you! working on Dec 67 - May 68 JJFlash only. going to be good

[@djinnmagik]

Right on time with this video, Steve 😁💖🎶 I just became diabetic. And YOUR AWESOME VIDEO IS BREATHING LIFE INTO MY BODY as I sit in my hospital bed. This one is going to get me back on my feet! THANK YOU STEVE 🙏🏽🪄🙌🏽

[@FlipSideCT]

Sorry to hear that.....so glad to have it energize you! When feeling down, a Stones tune can bring you back up! thanks for sharing! steve

[@djinnmagik]

OHHHH YEAHHHH 😁💖🎶 The Stones NEVER LET ME DOWN STEVE! I just listened to my favorite Stones Album from beginning to end this morning. TATTOO YOU! I know that you love all of the Stones Albums Steve, but do you have a particular favorite? Are you going to do a "Tattoo You" doc? 😁 I'm aware that "Tattoo You" is a lot of "shelf recordings" throughout the 70s, but I'll be watching it over and over if you do. I guess we'll have to find out! THANKS AGAIN FOR THIS STEVE 🙏🏽🥁🎶 LUVIT

[@tinaferrazzoli8006]

Hello Steve; The Making of Emotional Rescue part 3. A very compelling & interesting look at the music, the times, both culturally & politically as they unfolded. A deep dive into the sessions surrounding the recording of the LP, interweaving the events that transpired both in the studio & in the personal lives of the musicians. The sessions have produced numerous tracks, outtakes & versions of different songs both released & unreleased for those who wanted to do the research. Once again you have done a wonderful job at splicing this informative video together & presenting it for all Stones fans to enjoy. Including the time & effort it takes to actually make this happen. Well done, take care, Tina & Pat!~

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you T&P......I really felt many were missing the hows/whys on this album. I did not dwell on those negative folks out there, just too many! So glad to bring this out of the house and expose it ! cheers again!!! :)

[@joestrup]

Thank you for making me re-love all those hidden gems on this record😎🎸

[@FlipSideCT]

My pleasure! glad this hit the spot Joe.

[@newgutierrez7199]

Thanks again for a great post. I love this album.

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks for sharing this. As Stones fans, there is no reason not to.....great to hear.

[@DaveGoldShow]

I was 23! This was the album that I related to so much! I had been back and forth from upstate, ny to manhattan many times at this time! I would haved love to see them in a club playing this whole album!

[@FlipSideCT]

seeing them in a small club is the golden ticket!!

[@markkaster7810]

The first time I heard "Everything's Turning To Gold" was on a diner jukebox where my mom and I would stop for lunch sometimes. She'd give me a few quarter's and I would play some Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Barbara Mandrell, and then it would be MY turn to select. Stones always. I am only 9:41 into Flipside's review and analysis of ER, but I certainly anticipate that we will more about the Sucking In The Seventie's" release. It was really brutal - in a very good way 🙂

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks Mark for sharing! A good Diner to have Stones on jukebox.....Merle and Johnny is not bad either! Hopefully I delivered on this.....Sucking is not an album I listened to much as it was hits....but Live Whip! cheers

[@TommyHoopercanada]

Just love all your videos but I loved this video even more because no one ever talks about this album and your background history is so great..Being 56 in the old days our only way of seeing anything was Midnight Special or reading in Rolling Stone or NME etc.. You obviously have done a lot of work to do this and I appreciate this! I was searching for your Exile on Main Street but can't find it..Have you done this because I know you love this era...Anyway I agree with what you say about Mick..I have been watching the latest Stones tour shows on You Tube and so impressed with Mick Jagger ruling the stage and sounding really awesome at 79!! Quite incredible.

[@FlipSideCT]

Hey Tommy, just seeing this now. thank you and so glad you dig these! Yea, plenty of hours put into these. I have not done anything for Exile. There is so much information and really good documentaries done on it already. I do not know what I can add that is not know already. I can only really do a deep review of the album if anything. my new doc will be out soon I hope. cheers

[@DaveGoldShow]

She's so cold video is awesome! avante garde, cubic rubic look!

[@robertjohnsonproject]

Thank you Steve! Excellent! One of my favorite LPs, I feel this period is much overlooked.

[@FlipSideCT]

My pleasure! glad to see your comments, and being a true fan that gets this album!!

[@kevinmcgauhey9813]

These documentaries are outstanding! These are the only rock docs that get almost too detailed, but when you’re a real fan, is there really such a thing as too many details? My favorite parts are about the recording processes and how it was done, any insights on instrumentation, who did what, and so on. The studio magic. Recording is a process my band has just gotten underway with.

[@FlipSideCT]

Great to see your comment Kevin. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and being a fan and getting these docs. These are made by a fan for the fan. Plenty of passion and details and a coherent timeline that we have lacked all this time. enjoy all the others!

[@ArmandoMPR]

“She’s So Cold” is a great rock and roller. The whole point of the song is the roll, the groove. It’s a fun dance tune.

[@albertoostinelli8946]

Check the live version in Naples 1982 !! Too hot !

[@FlipSideCT]

It is a sure Stones RnR'er tune......the fast one we love!!!

[@albertoostinelli8946]

Just check the Napoli 1982 live version of she's do cold !

[@FlipSideCT]

@@albertoostinelli8946 can not find it

[@albertoostinelli8946]

@@FlipSideCT kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYq3qHypa5WrgJY 1:26:56 soundboard

[@davidrule1335]

Yeah!!! Been waiting on this. Don't forget to cover the Between the Buttons/ Their satanic majesty's request and sounding single's era.

[@FlipSideCT]

nice.....I have others to do first..

[@chadpullinsmusic]

Absolutely incredible work man! This is some of the most informative stuff on the band. Thank you for doing this!!

[@FlipSideCT]

appreciated Chad. Got tired of nothing out there for us fans! thank you and you are welcome!

[@hondahaney6404]

Thanks for what you do

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure, and thanks for sharing that! enjoy them all.

[@erikengholm550]

Another great video, Steve! Can’t wait for what’s next to come. Erik from Sweden

[@FlipSideCT]

thank Erik for commenting and enjoying these! I need a major break, and enjoy down time, and hope to move on to next project!

[@robertandrewhale]

Absolutely superb work as usual ….excellent knowledge and insight, five stars, the whole nine yards, and I know way too much about this band, completely obsessed since 76, we could bore the living crap out of each other, no doubt. I remember buying this album, I know precisely where and when I first listened to it. and who I was with… I felt as you did about it, but it grows and grows on you.. can’t imagine being without it now, hope your all good over there, cheers from Sussex, England.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thank you for sharing your comments, a very welcomed smile came on my face. It makes me so glad and keeps my MoJo going when I hear it. I do get about 3% of negative comments, and what I keep telling them is, I can see you are not a Stones fan, and we do not click. Go watch the 10 min documentaries. Thanks again, and enjoy!!! cheers

[@donwatson5595]

Every time one of your video drops I just get this big grin on my face and sit back light up a cigar and just chill out. Down in a Hole I go with your videos. Awesomeness 😎

[@FlipSideCT]

Love that! thanks Don! glad you are chillin with these!!

[@kellypeterson2625]

Thank you Steve!. I'm always blown away by the research you do on these. Not to mention the time you devote. Great Chicago gig story!

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure Kelly, and kind words for my work efforts. So much time indeed, and I do need a serious break to listen to my queue of music and read some books! cheers

[@DaveGoldShow]

Let me go, my favorite stone song on this album! It's a great rocker...underrated as you say!!!!

[@steveconn]

A great underrated album. Worth exploring. Good detailed analysis. I love Send It To Me too (amazing Mick got that close to the crowd in '81). Thanks.

[@FlipSideCT]

yes Steve, needs more love! thanks for commenting

[@DodgeDartSongs]

Glad to have you back! I don’t remember parts 1 and 2, but I am enjoying part 3. Your analysis of several points is really good, too.

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure DD.....hopefully you have seen my others on my channel. thanks for the support!!

[@davidhutton5195]

Had a day off today and got stuck into this. Excellent work. I have always loved this album. Great tunes of all styles on it. An album for fans. It is amazing how the Stones can turn a 3 chord song into something. No other band could manage this. Down in the hole sounds like they were listening to the song Blue and lonesome. Well done on this.

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks David......I would say yes, for fans, 100%! the real ones! There is and will be no one ever like them!

[@DaveGoldShow]

One of the best Stone's videos!

[@southsheff]

Great work as ever Steve!. Loved the coverage of "Down in the hole" What an exceptional track. I wish there was an extended version out there one day. Good coverage of the Nicaragua issues too. looking forward to the next one but meantime enjoy the rest

[@FlipSideCT]

Many thanks! nice to hear that ! I need a major break, and enjoy down time, and hope to move on to next project!

[@helmutdiggy6874]

Awesome work Steve ! This came out on my 8th birthday . I’m gonna listen to it on headphones tonight . Take care and thanks for making .

[@FlipSideCT]

Bill my friend....great to hear from you! hoping all is well! thank you and hope it delivers. Let me know how it is going for you!! best

[@dmzabo3914]

I can't believe that "down in a hole" has never been played live! Also love the spot in the " let me go" portion of this video how Jagger is walking out into the crowd. You'd never see anything like that these days with any performer. So Jaggery lol. So Ballsy too! Man I love waking up early on Sundays to enjoy your content. Makes me rev for the rest of the day. You get the Stones just like me. We are out here and we are real people. Thanks again!

[@FlipSideCT]

Hard to believe never heard it live.....a waste. Thanks for sharing and commenting! I know there are a lot of fans out there that go in deep and enjoy this, we can all appreciate this I am sure. I am glad to deliver it, and working on keeping it going!

[@MrJmelkmann]

I LOVE your Emotional Rescue Series. I fee like you gave us a lot more examples of the music. You point out something cool, and then you play it...something I missed in some of the earlier docs. Anyway, thanks again for all of your hard work. I hope you keep doing these.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you and glad to se this. I think I gave pretty much the same for each album. But if that is how you felt, I will not complain. I appreciate your support. I am working on something a bit different next. cheers

[@DaveGoldShow]

They have so many songs to play to choose from these ER songs just didn't make the cut for them! Too bad! But they did play, "Sad, Sad, Sad"! LOL!

[@toddmorrissey8372]

Charlie Watts' right foot on that demo of "Summer Romance"??!!! Ya know what? I ain't surprised!

[@henrikjohansson5904]

Thanks for another great video.

[@FlipSideCT]

Thanks for watching and commenting. nice!!

[@enraeh2834]

Thanks for the Jim Carroll info, love your work FlipSide!

[@FlipSideCT]

YW. I would have like to know more about the relationships and interactions prior. thanks for the comments!!!

[@kodybuford7245]

In watching this doc I've realized how much I actually love this albulm

[@FlipSideCT]

you got my point.....cool!!!

[@mr.stevejones1947]

Hey Steve, that was a wicked story about you getting into the gig on the back of the film crew. What a special memory that must be. Thanks a million for your vids and sharing that story.

[@FlipSideCT]

Absolutely, thanks Steve. A great memory for sure, and one of those lifetime events that stayed with me and recall all of it.

[@DaveGoldShow]

Steve, you're segueing into the 80's! Up through Steel Wheels! 4 albums including that! Take your time! You've done mighty fine! Emotional Rescue, my best! You nailed it for me! Muchas gracias amigo!

[@FlipSideCT]

way to go Dave, thanks for commenting. My trends are no trends, and not to do obvious, so I have not clue where I am going next. But will say, I may need to request donations......this is taking so much from me and I need the Mojo!

[@DaveGoldShow]

@@FlipSideCT you’ve done more than enough already Steve! Emotional Rescue did the trick for me!

[@mikelcory4065]

Happy Friday!!! I love that dropped on my day off work- it’s going to be a good day!! Thank you so much for your hard work. These vids are simply incredible, and make my day when I see one on my KZbin!

[@FlipSideCT]

You are so welcome! thanks for sharing that, and appreciating this.....the way a fan should!

[@brianballard1153]

Agreed Send it to me Overlooked gem Great job on this as always! Big fan of you in Texas !

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you Brian. It is pure genius reggae tune! cheers keep the motor running!

[@DaveGoldShow]

Keith must be a master in the studio nailing the solo!

[@tommynoble685]

this stuff is magic man. thank you..

[@FlipSideCT]

Glad you enjoy it! thanks for sharing this! YW

[@DaveGoldShow]

"think I'll move to the west side of town!" where I've lived for 29 years!

[@dtlbonniediva]

Hey Steve - super excited to watch the 3rd instalment of the "Emotional Rescue" era - like I've told you your work is outstanding and super informative - there's so much I learn and that blows me away cause I know a LOT about the Stones - it speaks to your great research and attention to detail and I wanted to message you even before I watched the video just to say "THANK YOU" for the wonderful gift of these documentary videos you so obviously painstakingly create - Keep up the GREAT work my fellow Stones fanatic!!!!!!

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you for the smiles and appreciation of this. As I say, it makes my work efforts worth it when I see this! I heard only one YT channel that delivers the details like this, but he analyzes the Grateful Dead playing live only. I had a Stones friend I lost contact with after the 90's....a super geek that I could not stop picking his brain......and he never seen the Stones live, and had no desire. not sure why, but showed me it does not matter how many times you seen them. It is about passion and the eagerness to share in discussion. cheers and thanks again!!

[@dtlbonniediva]

You're welcome Steve - I'm glad you appreciate and are motivated by the positive feedback you get from myself and other fans of your videos - I also really appreciate that you take time to reply to my comments and correspond with me - It means a lot to me - Thank You and keep up the stellar work☺

[@michaelguccione6865]

Thank you, sir. Extremely and lovingly well done, as always. I always feel the need to loud exclaim CHET FLIPPO each time I hear you say it lol. I love that name. And you left a perfect segue into Tattoo You, can't wait!!!

[@FlipSideCT]

great to hear, and thank you! Wish there was more on Chet. I am juggling some thoughts on the next project. as I like the unexpected.

[@michaelguccione6865]

@@FlipSideCT Oh I just interpreted that as leading into Tattoo You, well whichever one or topic it will be I can't wait. Thanks again for all your efforts. I really look forward to these.

[@johnmoniz2754]

Great video, you always do an awesome job! Always very thorough! Amazing! Please continue!

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you John for the mention and comments! I feel good making these, and bringing out to light what we all should have been exposed to! cheers

[@jkckmarcumful]

Parts 1 and 2 of your 'Emotional Rescue' docs have been awesome. Just like you said, it took me a listen or two, to understand what The Stones were giving us with that album, but now it's one of my favorites. The more I listen to it, the more I love it. All your docs are great, and are stuffed with cool info on The Stones. Keep 'em coming. I can tell you're a fan of The New York Dolls. You should do a doc on The Dolls and Johnny Thunders sometime.

[@FlipSideCT]

Nice to hear that, and so glad you heard my message and understood my delivery. There are too many fans that do not take on the complete package. They are partial and that is Not a fan to me. thank you for the support. YEs, The Dolls! I do have a special place for them. You can check out my Walter Lure (Waldos) doc I made. I do have another one in my list of the Dolls, somewhere. I also have a 3 part MAx's Kansas City doc, which talks about them. The EX owner's wife got wind of it and insisted for me to take it down, it was supposedly competing with her recent Hollywood production Max's documentary that was made . I hope to one day get her to give me the OK to post it again. I would like to review the 1st album and break it down.

[@jkckmarcumful]

@@FlipSideCT I would love to see you do some docs on 'Tattoo You', 'Under Cover', and 'Dirty Work'. I know that the last 2 of those get a lot of hate but I love the stuff that a lot of people hate on by The Stones. 'Under Cover', especially has some amazing guitar work by Keith and Woody on it. Just finishing up your 'Emotional Rescue' docs and I loved them. That album grows on me every time I play it and I hear new things each time. By far one of my favorite Stones records.

[@FlipSideCT]

@@jkckmarcumful That is what a Stones fan should feel.....you can never tire! We love the Stones crunchy RnR, but they have so much more to offer. I will get to those albums....and break it down. I know lyrically they changed as they moved on, even musically, and folks need to be taught how to appreciate it. I am still taking a needed break before I break into Beggars (I think). Tattoo You will take too long to write create right now. thanks! hope you enjoy the other docs!!

[@jkckmarcumful]

@@FlipSideCT I loved hearing about your experience seeing the 'Bridges to Babylon' show and seeing Keith do 'All About You'. Man, I love that song, and I totally agree with you that it's not about Mick. I think he's singing about Anita, too. I will never understand why so many people hate on Keith's vocals. His songs are up there among my favorites. Not just by The Stones, but any artist. Looking forward to your doc on Beggars. Great work on the Emotional Rescue and Some Girls though. I enjoyed them thoroughly.

[@FlipSideCT]

@@jkckmarcumful I find, either fans love Keith's vocals or hate them. I can not call these haters fans. He is extra special when it comes to country songs..

[@chbr3721]

great job once again thanks for your work i assume tattoo you and the 81-82 tour is up next i look forward to that can't wait tell you get to undercover/dirty work and the mid 80's in general lot's of great stories to tell that are rarely told from that era

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you!!! I am not sure where I am going next, I like to do the unexpected. Taking a break though. But yes, those 80's still are serious and pivotal pieces for them. I have to think of my plan some more and figure out a few things. cheers

[@blachubear]

Great job. I can't wait for "The Making Of "Tattoo You" video. My second favorite Stones album.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you for that! I am not sure what will be next.....it will be a surprise for me to when I feel it!

[@bradc32]

enjoyed this one Steve.i remember getting this when it came out,i sat listening to it over a few times while eating a whole bunch of caramel candies.til this day this LP reminds me of Worthers caramel.......nice job you keep makin these i'll keep watching.. da Stones! gotta add Bills great bass really boosted this record

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure Brad....nice to hear! I can not think of any candy that I ate......but I think a beer was in there! Bill is / was the magical X factor, not many really understand. He gave them the Blues edge.

[@jsk29]

Hi Steve, I can't believe I wasn't aware of your videos until recently! I was listening once again to the vinyl reissue of "El Mocambo" and wanted to see if I could find a video with more in depth info of what I knew of the shows, and lo and behold I found your videos on '77 about all of the Toronto whirlwind era. Well that was a couple of weeks ago and I haven't stopped binge watching every Stone-related material non-stop! Loved them and the in-depth detail you present! I feel like I have many stories I could tell you of my own journey loving this band since about puberty at the break of the 80's for me, I've bought most releases and singles, SACD's etc. And I was lucky enough to be living in Argentina at the time and seeing the Winos from the front row, and then the Stones 3 of the 5 nights they played in 93. Many other stories like being a DJ n South America in the 80's and making the live version of "Crackin' Up" from that wonderful side 3 of Love You Live an absolute hit in the club where I played. I will definitely be checking out your upcoming videos, I am crossing my fingers you will keep the chronology and take us on a journey of Tattoo you and the subsequent tour. I wonder how much you will talk about the famous Hampton Coliseum closing show on Keith's birthday, that's a special one to me as well, I take a photo of the venue every summer I go down to the Carolinas, and blast the whole reissues concert as I drive, I can't help myself. Cheers!!!

[@FlipSideCT]

Thank you for being onboard now and being in sync. I just got so tired of short info videos and people reading off of Wikipedia and repeating the same BS over and over. We fans deserved more. So I stepped in, as I approach this as a true deep fan. So I am honestly glad you found this, as fills in many gaps for many of us. On top of that, we need to teach folks how to listen and keep the beat going with other generations. There is a book out LOVE YOU LIVE with stories from fans.....I am sure we could compile another big one. thanks for sharing yours. I wish I could own more of their material. I will let you know that I like to hear what folks like and want to hear for me to do next. However, I just go with how and what I feel at a moment. I have started my new doc, and it is about the song JJFlash and the creation. As I am finding and gathering some cool details.. Cheers and thanks again

[@DaveGoldShow]

Mick did other genre songs ( reggae, country) with tongue in cheek but still came across as being real and authentic and true!

[@DodgeDartSongs]

I LOVED your Soldier’s Field story-totally unexpected!

[@FlipSideCT]

sweet.....that makes my day. :)

[@thedrape666]

Always amazing !thankyou

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you, glad you enjoyed....!!

[@DaveGoldShow]

I don't know why Let Me Go was never a bigger hit!

[@rcik918]

My favorite song off my favorite album

[@LannieLord]

"Dandelion" should have been a HUGE hit like "Ruby Tuesday". @@rcik918

[@blondeboywilson9221]

No promotional video...was it even a single?

[@blondeboywilson9221]

I agree with you about Down in the hole...it's always been a favorite and by the way your pts 1 2 and three are masterpieces thank you for giving me a very pleasant afternoon and evening

[@FlipSideCT]

sorry for this late reply. YT just does not update me. Thank you. Very kind words! well appreciated , and glad to see you into this RnR

[@gatekeeperkane6732]

Loved it ! Thanks again for another gem !

[@FlipSideCT]

a pleasure to have delivered it, and thanks for the comments!

[@DaveGoldShow]

Mick shows his confidence, fearlessness and talent going falsetto! As he did with Stones country songs, he lets it loose! leaving guitar out is a sore point but its appropro for this gem! I wish there was more guitar on "its only rock n roll!"

[@mikemccullen8181]

Really liked your breakdown on this album and Some Girls. Just doesn’t matter what kind of songs they do…Rock n Roll, blues, country or disco / dance sound….They just do it so great. It’s always so good. no other band can do it that good.

[@FlipSideCT]

exactly Mike, we got to witness this and there is no other like them. Chilling to think about it!! they can do it all, and so many want and try to copy it, and just can not.

[@rjb6813]

Brilliant, as usual, sir! Always felt this was an underrated album and it is, indeed, fun. Remember getting to high school home room early so I could hear them playing cuts of it on the P. A.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you for that! lol, on the PA in school, now that is cool! !! thanks for sharing!!

[@marcjohnson9270]

Outstanding research. IMO their next to last great album. Looking forward to your Tattoo You coverage!

[@FlipSideCT]

thanks Marc! damn, it was lot to cover and pull together! It should be marked as historic......there is no reason to not include this one. then again, others may not get it! I need to see where my chips fall in about a month on what to do next. Tattoo is logical, but then again, I do not like to play that way! cheers

[@DaveGoldShow]

I wish they released a Stones album with all Keith leads! Happy, You've got the silver, etc....coming down again.....little t & a.....this one!....tell me more!

[@DaveGoldShow]

i just heard mick say,"down in a fuckin' hole!" never heard that before! wow! awesome!

[@richardbartolo2890]

Steve, you brought up something that never occured to me, I always wondered why some of the Later albums after Sticky Fingers and Some Girls were different. Though still sounding good, The albums seemed to be missing something. That "something" was the gut wrenching sound of Keith's Open tuned Telecaster that you pointed out. Songs like "Cant you hear me Knocking" are an example. Using open tuning on his Telecaster Keith could lay down amazing intro's to their songs. So I have toThank You for pointing that out. Your work on these documentarys proves when a person loves his work the end result is usually a quality product.

[@FlipSideCT]

nice Richard, and bravo for picking up on that and mentioning it! It is a clear pattern and observation, and a light went on when I thought it thru....WHY?? Thank you and a pleasure!! cheers

[@DaveGoldShow]

summer romance! awesome song!

[@domeniccantiello1895]

Yo Steve, so glad you got around to ER-#3.😊 just a fantastic evaluation and in-depth look to these songs! Again, covering a great time frame and stones history. There’s not a whole Lotta known about it for the younger fans. you really lay it all out there for everybody, though I really enjoyed this one also. Again, couple of faces that I didn’t know or maybe forgot about who participated on the record, especially Michael Shreve from Santana. That’s one that slipped by me in the past I forgot all about him being on the record all great contributions on this one. Lots of different, percussion things and instruments, and yes, it was a lot of beautiful guitar work if you listen good you covered all the good blues and rock songs on there also. Great job! I loved every minute of it. this is a special one for me because you have a great story that you told it hits home for me because I have a similar one I was all by myself. No tickets available at the time but I went down to the stadium anyway nobody to go with. the only difference in mine was that I only found a five dollar bill got in by way of elevator at the last minute, and I also got very close to a front row seat. This was at that stadium in Philadelphia. Like you, my mindset was that I was going down there and I was getting in the geeks and it’s just had me consumed, I had to go. Well, look flipside, you know, I admire everything you do and look forward to as always seeing anything that you do next.(I also check out your record buys also). we are all fortunate to have you on the tube, and look man, you are the king of rock docks. keep it going, keep it rockin, and I’ll talk to you next time. Cheers, my friend.!!!🎉.oh, some corrections are in order-that was vet sadium and I was consumed by the geekness. All right, then, Steve till next time.- Philly DC.

[@FlipSideCT]

such a cool comment Domenic.....you took your time and expressed it very well and put a smile on my face. Thanks for all. I always been like this, and stopped it for many years.....but the past 8 years I picked this up. So I am thrilled to hear you will check out the other videos. I do not push it enough, but folks he just love music will enjoy the turn ons I show. It is strange to go to a show on your own, but when you think about it, we are all there as a family for same reasons. cheers!!!!

[@misterjones2u]

Thanks Steve, you really add depth to my appreciation of this great album, and coming back to it years later, realising how great Indian girl and all About you are... I always loved Down in a hole, yes I agree this album has stood the test of time, another classic.

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you MJ! Glad you appreciate this one!! I really felt there are many out there who do not grasp it all....so spoon feed them, and if they still do not get it, then I can't do any more! cheers !!

[@JoseFerreira-u3l]

Real great work, man! J from France 🇫🇷

[@FlipSideCT]

thank you very much!

[@Morcaiden]

Yes! Keith definitely saying "You're Asking Me" - You're not alone there, FlipSide :)

[@FlipSideCT]

lol, good to hear that! first one to agree! TY

[@andrehendrik]

thanks man -- a lotta work, I can't even imagine but it sure is appreciated EDIT: I agree w Mick that the title-track was the best on the album, no question

[@FlipSideCT]

yes Andre.....a lot....!! It is a better song as I listen to it now. Back then, we shunned ER song!

[@senatorjimdracula1603]

I always wondered what that "hoo hoo hoo hoo" sound on Dance was! I thought it was done with a voice but who could do that? LOL! Thanks for filling me in on the fact that it's a weird drum! Mystery solved after all these years.

[@FlipSideCT]

lol, I do not think you were alone on that.....I thought it was howling, but never thought more.

[@blainecartwright574]

Holy shit! You mentioned The New Bomb Turks!! Both my bands, Nashville Pussy and Nine Pound Hammer played with them tons of times all over the USA and Europe. Very good friends. I’ll let them know they’re on your amazing documentary. Their version smokes. So cool!

[@FlipSideCT]

Very cool Blaine....thank you for the compliment! Meanwhile, I checked out NP, and what can I say, pure nasty RnR! Flanked by some hard rockin gals! Then again, we know how a great drummer pushes us harder! I did not realize NBTurks were still rockin! nice!! thanks for sharing and spreading the word and the Turn On! all the best!

[@carolinevallee668]

Thank you, Steve! Just love your collection of Rolling Stones videos and especially appreciate the detail, your enthusiasm and love for their body of work that shines through as you work your way through the videos. I’m going to check out your videos on other artists also. Have to say the Stones are my all time favourite tho!

[@FlipSideCT]

Thank you kindly Caroline! Love to hear that. Yes, Stones are the tops.....but my channel offers some great insight to other RnR and albums I bought thru 8 years. Plenty of things I hope folks watch and get the turn on. I appreciate you checking out the others, that is a great compliment!

[@JogMaher]

You. Beauty. Thank you once again 💚

[@FlipSideCT]

Thank you JM appreciate that!!

[@dmzabo3914]

I did it again...watched your great review. You have a way of doing these reviews that keep ya coming back. Love your style. Thanks again for putting your heart into this and doing what you do. Love the Chicago soldier field story. Ah those Rolling Stones concert memories. I have 7 to draw back on 89-2021 in Pgh,Pa. And at the end you went into the Tattoo You album. So I'm assuming that's next? Either way I'm rambling and I'm looking forward to your next project. T.Y.

[@FlipSideCT]

cool response, thank you for appreciating these and the efforts. As a fan, I watch these also. I am NOT one for being predictable, I go with my gut on what I do next. I have become so absorbed recently to Jumpin Jack Flash. So I am working on a deep dive into Dec 67' to May 68 on the recording and playing of this. I feel many of us overlook this tune, and needed to bring up and about.

[@davidrule1335]

Watching this on a 70" listing with Bose 901's tonight!

[@FlipSideCT]

hope it did the justice!!

[@davidrule1335]

@@FlipSideCT Oh yes. 1980 was the year I moved from Detroit to Alabama. That cassette was well played. Remember I have a Japan pressing of Rolled Gold with the book and banner I would consider selling.

[@johnfahey7587]

I had no problem getting into Emotional Rescue!😇

[@FlipSideCT]

that totally is and should be the case! glad you can see the light!

[@tattoofthesun]

Man this story of you getting into Soldier Field is so awesome!!! Haha good for you man, God wanted you to have a good time and see the Stones

[@FlipSideCT]

thought I responded before....I love to share experiences.....but doing things on my own at my own pace and no interference has allowed me to do some/see some great things. That is my own treasure but so glad you commented to let me know you enjoyed it.....makes it better!