The Rolling Stones - Country Honk (Official Lyric Video)

“Country Honk” by The Rolling Stones
Producer: Jimmy Miller
Composers: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Lyricists: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Associated Performers: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Charlie Watts, Byron Berline, and Nanette Newman
Lyrics:
Sittin' in a bar tippling a jar in Jackson
And on the street the summer sun it shines
There's many a bar room queen I've had in Jackson
But I just can't seem to drink you off my mind
It's those Honky Tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme the Honky Tonk blues
I played a divorcee in New York City
I had to put up some kind of a fight
The lady then all dressed me up in roses
She blew my nose and then she blew my mind
It's those Honky Tonk women
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme the Honky Tonk blues
It's those Honky Tonk women
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme the Honky Tonk blues
It's those Honky Tonk women
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme those Honky Tonk blues
It’s those blues
“Country Honk (Official Lyric Video)”
Directed by: Lucy Dawkins and Tom Readdy at Yes Please Productions
Executive Producer: Julian Klein
Producers: Dina Kanner, Robin Klein
(C) 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
#CountryHonk #TheRollingStones #LetItBleed
Music video by The Rolling Stones performing Country Honk (Lyric Video). © 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.

[@stanbest3743]

😊The Stones were in a league of their own with that line up.

[@rebeccawagner4167]

That just proves how versatile the stones really are they play blues,rock,and country, there isn't anything they can't play.🎉🎉

[@rebeccawagner4167]

I totally agree

[@Mr62Lincoln]

The great Byron Berline on violin.

[@jimlowell5251]

May he R.I.P.

[@arizonadeserttom]

violin? us bumpkins call it a fiddle!

[@dcook6167]

I knew Bryon Berline an was aware he was on this song. He also sang uncredited backup vocal on original Bob Dylan “Knocking on heavens door” the pic of Bryon and I had a picture on the wall over Bryons left shoulder showing Byron playing out on the sidewalk while recording this Country Honk song. Amazing.

[@martincruzc.6720]

My part on _Country Honk_ wasn't on a regular guitar; it was on one of those cheap little Selmer Hawaiian guitars, which I played on my lap in regular tuning. *_Mick Taylor 1979_*

[@marty6779]

0:46 This, i guess

[@flyingfox7854]

The greatest rock n roll band in the world ........... The Rolling Stones.

[@juanbenede2267]

ohh yeah !!! ALL THE REST KEEP ON SUCKING. ...CAPISCE

[@ricardocalmza]

Yes indeed

[@turnman02]

Are they still together as a band? If they are then they're probably the longest serving rock band, slightly longer together than Pink Floyd

[@Punttipate62]

@@turnman02 they are, but what do you mean with pink floyd? didn't they break up ages ago

[@turnman02]

@punttipate62 Their co-founder, Syd Barrett, died about 50 yrs ago.... Their bass player, Roger Waters, spat the dummy & left the band about 40 yrs ago... & a bit more recently, their amazing synth/keyboard player, Rick Wright also died.... That only leaves the amazing guitatist David Gilmour, & their drummer Nick Mason left as Pink Floyd. They did reunite last year with a song for Ukraine, but aside from that I don't think they want to "get the band back together ".... But I still think they're much better live than the stones...

[@TECHNOIR]

These lyric videos are so great aesthetically and sonically - props to the creators/designers - do take a bow

[@Yourmission9]

This was on the Let It Bleed album, own the original and while both versions of the song are great this one dumps you right into tombstone Arizona circa the 1880’s

[@robertwiesler381]

Absolutely fantastic This version is just perfect

[@duncanbuchanan5119]

Loves this !!!!!! In constant heavy rotation since the 70'S !!!! Rock Classic !!! Classic rock !!!!! With a country twist, palatable to the masses !!!!

[@mikkysteaders]

I love how the drums sound like they have been recorded on the other side of a closed door haha! it actually works incredibly well!

[@whitehair8824]

Yea I was thinking that . Realy gives the song some sort of solid feel while everything else is high

[@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522]

Fun fact: One of the producers suggested that Berline play the fiddle portion from outside on the sidewalk, but they ended up recording it separately in a different studio. I’m guessing because when he played it from outside it wasn’t picking up on the recording.

[@bingsinatra5283]

@@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522 Yup, Jimmy Miiler's idea, it didn't work, but at least they kept the car horn.

[@peliche77]

@@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522 There was only one producer here and it was called Jimmy Miller.

[@BlueBear1ist]

Charlie!!!

[@smjjohnson]

I've never heard this album sound so damn good!😁👍

[@walterpaez2752]

This song didn't have the repercussion it deserved. Great song, great disc

[@RoyBennett-dz2cq]

Yea ha country , rolling stones..bring out the sippin whiskey

[@gaylonfox3325]

Fiddle with the Stones, wow, but it kicks it ! Great song, Gaylon Fox farmington NM

[@JB-sb2uw]

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[@samgraham7441]

met a honkytonk woman & she kept me for 45 years i must be a smart human

[@thelionheart7178]

THE ROLLING STONES FOREVER!

[@joegarrison5911]

Keith is a top 10 acoustic guitar player of all time. The undisputed KING of rhythm guitar no one even comes close

[@Spacecowboy42]

Easy buddy

[@zackzallie8735]

Him, Jimmy Page and Robert Johnson were the kings of acoustic!

[@joegarrison5911]

@@zackzallie8735 Agreed

[@dougraddi908]

Lol you're funny

[@veryinterestingname_]

He wasn't even the best rhythm guitarist in the stones

[@draganuzelac]

Album Let it bleed svojevrsni je odraz jednog prelomnog vremena i kraja jedne burne epohe izneverenih nada, u muzičkom smislu fantastični hard rock & blues feeling proizašao iz autentičnosti korena afro-američke muzike ... Stilski prefinjen naslagama gospela, country dodira u vidu country rock i country blues filinga i začinjen večnom čikaškom blues magijom, ovaj vanvremenski Stones biser ostaje svedokom nečega tako romantično tragičnog i bolno iskrenog - na razmeđi dvaju sukobljenih svetova čije su posledice bili krvavi tragovi koji ni dan danas ne blede .... Mada tamom osenčeno i gorkim ukusom obojeno stonesovsko krvarenje strastveni je put koji svakog znatiželjnog putnika ostavlja bez daha, bez obzira na plaćenu cenu i ponekad izneverene snove... I kao što pesma na kraju kaže, često ne možeš dobiti baš sve što poželiš, mada... the Rolling stones ovim svojim epskim albumom to prilično demantuju - magija muzike koju su ovom pločom pružili nudi vam svakim novim slušanjem sve više - čak više i od onoga što ste možda nekad davno poželeli od rokenrola, a nije imao ko da vam pruži. Let it bleed zaokružuje krug jedne i otvara krug sasvim druge priče - sa ili bez Brajana Džounsa kamenje nastavlja i dalje da se kotrlja, skupljajući na sebi svu onu patinu koju istorija moderne muzike nudi više od jednog veka... Od izvorišta Delte do današnjih dana... ... Let it roll... By Dragan Uzelac , 2018.- 2020.

[@krakatoa1200]

The amazing Byron Berline on the violin. i prefer this to the later version.

[@Pif18.]

Rolling per sempre !!!

[@craigmccauley3972]

Love it!

[@BlueBear1ist]

Amazing to say the least...AND STILL HAPPENING!!

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

Love this

[@trash6219]

I love this

[@earthvessel952]

One of my favorites! Top 5 at least!

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

Read about this at wikipedia. Thanks so much for this!

[@doomgloom8414]

ROCK N ROLL!❗🎵

[@user-oo4gh7vh7x]

My favorite one.

[@claudioabreu7783]

Linda! Também amo a outra versão com guitarra...

[@marcelogoncalves5512]

BRASIL !

[@sandravirginia9550]

Eu prefiro a versão elétrica

[@HappyHippieHolly]

That moment when The Stones made better country music than actual country artists..

[@apunahasapeemapetilon5420]

The fucking Keith Richards

[@AlexShiroki]

No they didn't. I guess you don't know much real country artists. Stones are full of shit, and they always were.

[@HappyHippieHolly]

@Alex Shiroki If you don't like The Stones, why are you here?

[@AlexShiroki]

@@HappyHippieHolly I just needed to check if Stones were the same, that's all. 1 minute was enough for me.

[@apunahasapeemapetilon5420]

@@AlexShiroki this song was recorded fifty years ago...

[@smartacus88]

Boy on the fiddle fuckin' it up!

[@JB-sb2uw]

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[@VCT3333]

Nice to hear the early country version of what became Honky Tonk Women.

[@iggypop3998]

❤️❤️❤️

[@samgraham7441]

like the song

[@dianelibsack6058]

I❤this Song🎶Totally.👍🤠🎸🎤🎵🧡🌼🧡. GDSong👍Rollin Stones!🤠🎸🤠🎤🎵🖤🎵

[@barrydelisle4453]

They are good country band

[@spacedoutcowboy8621]

This is not country music.... This is Cajun Let's all keep it real people

[@craig1538]

I love Ringo Watt's drumming on this.

[@jimfritz2087]

Channeling Hank Williams . Honky Tonkin' / the same basic chords as Hey Good Lookin' ( add just 1 more note ). Country fiddle , you can smell the mule 💩 on your shoes. SWEET VIRGINIA " Got to scrape the 💩 right off yer shoes ".

[@Rhs7715]

RIP Byron Berline

[@sir_faisal_shelby]

0:30 hahah they are so cute

[@Alexander_1999_]

I like Country Honk better than the original!

[@ricardocalmza]

Same

[@VCT3333]

Actually, this is the original. Honky Tonk Woman was a Country Rock version of this.

[@dbtls]

Which came first?

[@ruthgreen1840]

Iike

[@flyingfox7854]

What is about the English language that unites the world in songs. ?

[@johngilliam6764]

@Guitarman Mitch Rock and roll started with elvis

[@smartacus88]

In millennia to come English will be remembered as one of the great contributors to all human language and culture.

[@bobtransvaal144]

@johngilliam....Think anyone calls him guitarman other than himself?

[@edmunddonnelly3881]

The most popular forms of music of the 20th century came from the U.S and the U.K. That's why.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

A British Historian named Arnold Toynbee said: "Great civilizations always perfect a particular art form to it's pinnacle... You Americans - what I have observed- your young people are perfecting the art of MUSIC.. OF SOUND VIBRATION. AND THIS WILL BE YOUR GREAT ACHEIVEMENT. "

[@davidnarevsky4585]

RIP Bryon Berline

[@bobtransvaal144]

Byron too.

[@leonardomoreto9243]

my man George Ambersson sang this eight years before rolling stone

[@koichihirata5180]

Rollingstones ヒットチャートの第二位は、この曲。

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

Honky Tonk Country 😂

[@user-xi1cm6py3m]

😏🙏💕🎶GVB❤

[@user-ip9yu7lp1q]

I'm sittin' in a bar tippling a jar in Jackson And on the street the summer sun it shines There's many a bar-room queen I've had in Jackson But I just can't seem to drink you off my mind It's the honky tonk women Gimme the honky tonk blues I laid a divorcee in New York City I had to put up some kind of a fight The lady she all dressed me up in roses She blew my nose and then she blew my mind

[@matheusdeoliveira1995]

Matão Brazil............

[@marcelogoncalves5512]

MG , BRASIL tbm ...2022

[@bevo1776]

The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK, to keep Mick Taylor in the band. For starters, they could have PAID him. He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals. In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not... With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY, Keef couldn't hold a candle to him. Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist. Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius. Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana. No doubt about it. The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics. The band was never the same after 1974.

[@davidanderson8469]

Agree on all counts.

[@linksrat]

Amen to that. The work MT does just on Moonlight Mile, Winter and Sway are stunningly beautiful, IMO anyway.

[@thomascatt5736]

Instead, they did a lot to drive him away. They plagiarized his compositions, while Keith Richards was hostile towards him.

[@ayahpanji79]

Like

[@marmadukewinterbotham2599]

'tippin a jar'?

[@stanbest3743]

jar, north English slang for a pint of beer. I think tippling is a stretch,but it does scan. It was never a word he heard in south London

[@stevem.8491]

Hank Williams: "Pick guitar, fill fruit jar and be gay-o Son of a gun, we'll have big fun on the bayou"

[@freakbennett2263]

I believe they say, tiplin a jar, would you be a Southern term meant ta drank, probably 1/2 full of some fine shine, nutin better, jus sàyin ¡😎¡

[@freakbennett2263]

I forgot to you, it's a Mason Jar, jus sàyin !😎!

[@justanotherschmuck4149]

1:18 for king gizzard fans

[@Genjo_N_Mojave]

*Stolen from Gram Parsons!* As Gram would later state when asked why he didn't do anything over copyright infringement he stated- "it was an honor bestowed upon me"

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Did he (gp) record a version?

[@christopherstory2136]

After listening to the mono genre, diluted, remixed, remade, auto tuned, formulaic, EMD'd , "bro" - fied, mush coming out of Nashville today....it is ironic to recall a 50+ year old song from an English rock group to hear some real ol' time country music...good greif....

[@dcook6167]

B

[@user-ip9yu7lp1q]

개같은 세상..피 토하는 음악.

[@pedazodetorpedo]

I prefer the instrumental on this version but the vocals are just whack. It's too much of a mix of London and Southern American especially the word "blues", it just sticks in my craw, in a way that no other Stones song does. I say this as a British millennial listener 😂