The Rolling Stones - Lady Jane (Lyric Video)

[@TheRacerglen]

Growing up in the sixties was one of the best times for music it had a little of everything no dirty language just good raw talent that was great to listen to im 64 now and this music is awesome

[@gilbertoantoniomartins1323]

I was born in 56...I can tell you are quite right

[@gracielabarrales279]

Los 60's los mejores años🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ tengo 64 y bellos recuerdos❤❤

[@waltertanner7982]

no dirty language? I remember this a bit differently.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

My name is Jane , i was 21 years old when this divine song came out , im now 77 years young i still adore this utter joy of a sound xx i dated a bloke who called me Lady Jane , he was a complete bounder ......This beauty of a magical sound was in owe of my bad love affair xxx i still love him ,,,,,,,,

[@mickjagger8439]

And the Stones are still Rolling!

[@toddholmes4480]

You are a true romantic. I can see you on your white steed, wearing a wimple of gold.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

@@toddholmes4480 What a most lovely thought ,,,,i could play the part very well lol Lady Jane xxx

[@toddholmes4480]

@@oughtonoughton2634 I lower my sword to the Lady Oughton. This bumpkin squire presents thee with a rose, whose beauty grows more beauteous with thine!

[@oughtonoughton2634]

@@toddholmes4480 Ma Lord you have made this beautiful damsels day xxx To the Tower with the bounder xx lol Jane alias Lady x🌹🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@eargasm1072]

A baroque pop masterpiece...one of the best songs on Aftermath. The Stones were giving the Fabs a run for their $$ with this one!

[@Calucifer13]

Rennaissance masterpiece. Probably about Henry VIII. Marie was the name of Anne Boleyn´s sister who bore Henry at least one child. He then exchanged her for Anne Boleyn, whom he exchanged for Lady Jane Seymour - "your time has run, my love" (for Anne) - and Lady Jane gave Henry the only legitimate heir.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

Mr C Watts RIP dear chap ,,you have served your band for many decades ,,Whatt a great drummer ,,,,

[@barredoninajane7557]

My grandpa died 13 years ago and up until now when I listen to this song, I kept on reminiscing the moment when I was 8, I always sit on his lap while we listen to Rolling Stones' songs, beatles and etc🤍 My grandpa used to sing this song to me since my name is NIÑA JANE ❤️ I miss him so much 🤍

[@markdauray1522]

Sorry for your loss.

[@jeffsimpson-u6v]

God Bless pray they hear all that you are saying when you pray to them

[@damianmcwilliams2371]

Beautiful story...made me smile.❤

[@jadeshannon2272]

I never get sick of this song

[@davidworsley9534]

One of my favourite songs from the Stones, when i play it it transports me back to my wonderful 1960s the best decade ever, and the best music ❤

[@glendabothwell9091]

It was a great time❤

[@wireless6]

I have to agree!

[@christopherbentley5216]

Spot on. Wonderful times wonderful memories

[@betsykingston2245]

I wish I could go back❤

[@Dave-if5qj]

Music will never be better Then that era

[@antonioclavero7564]

Brian Jones's dulcimer kills it.

[@johansterk354]

One of the best songs by the group, I feel, I thoroughly enjoy collecting original records from the 1960s and 1970s of the Stones, it brings great joy to add yet another exotic pressing ...

[@guaracifelix6426]

Oi, eu tenho o disco original de 1966 (MADE IN ENGLAND ) comprei usado faz 40 anos. ESTÁ EM PERFEITO ESTADO! Não vendo ! 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@davidbell9815]

This is the finest song Brian and The Stones ever wrote, in my opinion. Rhapsodic, melodic, lyrical - in short, everything you associate with medieval music and the 1960s, and one of the most 6beautifulsongs ever written. Why it is less well remembered and played, compared to their other songs, is a mystery, as it is so well written, and seems to conjur up a whole era. In a word, perfection.👌🎵🎶

[@Daberney]

Brian played some nice dulcimer on this track, but there's no reason, as far as I know, to believe he had anything to do with writing the song. 🎼

[@Aristipp-ng5fu]

It is a pleasure to read your elegantly written comment.

[@mariuspoppFM]

​@@Daberneyhe actually had more than a hand in writing this, Ruby Tuesday and Paint it black

[@Daberney]

@@mariuspoppFM How do you know? I've never seen any indication that Brian was involved with, or interested in, the nitty-gritty of writing Rolling Stones songs: coming up with chords, melody, and lyrics. Brian added some nice instrumental touches to a number of Stones tracks, but there's no doubt that Mick and Keith were, and are, the songwriters in the band.

[@waltertanner7982]

It is very well remembered by me, as it belonged to the many Stones pieces we played with our school band. And it isnt‘t too difficult to play.

[@z512345]

One of the best Stone songs. No Jones , No Stones.

[@EdwardKovach-v7y]

I saw them in 78 and my little sister is a dire hard fan but hate it when I tell her that Brian Jones was the leader and the best period! 😎

[@z512345]

@@EdwardKovach-v7y He was, but the drug addiction did him in.

[@eletricistafrancisco2915]

YES.

[@Usercantwelve]

My sweet Lady Jane , when I see you again your humble servant I remain.

[@CamiloErnestoReyesRodriguez]

Lady Jane is an amazing ballad adorned with acoustic guitars and a Jones dulcimer, plus a glorious melody that conveys a fantastic medieval / Shakespearean atmosphere of castles, dungeons, abbeys, kings and queens, dark woods ... all long before the symphonic rock of Genesis and Yes will choke on all those things!

[@tomjones2191]

yes it do'es all those thing's, you mention,love the sentiment in your post, describes it beautifully

[@basilmarasco1975]

You forgot the beheadings ...

[@colinclarke4285]

@@basilmarasco1975 not to mention the boilings and pressing to death but let's not let that get in the way of a beautiful tune

[@basilmarasco1975]

@@colinclarke4285 ... the flayings, the drawings and quarterings, the hangings, the Star Chamber, the prisoners of the Tower, the usurpations, however seemingly justified ...

[@thestones2789]

elizabethan too

[@juliancoquelet2654]

Trends come and go, but The Rolling Stones ain’t leaving us alone without their music.

[@swoosh7212]

Crowley thought them well

[@lucianofigueiredo4877]

Verdade

[@tammybrennan2040]

☮️❤️

[@michaelpolo6117]

Love that heroes album cover ☝ there.....

[@radkahalkova9573]

❤️

[@SparkieGoth]

One of the Stones' most criminally underrated songs in my opinion.

[@johnager9428]

❤️

[@jamesmurphy7396]

So agree.

[@phyllisrenthomas8752]

True that! I love the Dulcimer Brian Jones plays in it.

[@marcosoliveirasantos3243]

Essa canção é incrível!

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

A true ballad

[@tamarabradley3222]

This is the most incredible piece of music I've ever heard. Brian Jones is fantastic as always, this time on the dulcimer, and Mick's voice is unmatched. My wife-to-be's first name is Jam, and likes this song even though she is younger than me. Now I call her "Lady Jam", after this masterpiece of music.

[@grokeffer6226]

indubitably, this song is one of their best.

[@derrydylanger8994]

Lady Jane belongs in the top ten greatest Rolling Stones songs! Simply exquisite eternally!

[@zackzallie8735]

Funny is that The Stones had many greatest songs in their catalog. From Lady Jane to Gimme Shelter, they rivaled The Beatles as the greatest band in the world.

[@josemagurascier]

Absolutely!! 💯

[@kimberlyroberson5400]

Thanks to Brian Jones

[@carlosarturosousagarridole9361]

From Please Please Me to Help The Beatles were a 60’s boy band... period!

[@david_bmx1148]

@@carlosarturosousagarridole9361 The beatles couldnt put a patch on the Stones arse Rolling stones by far the kings of rock n roll

[@lilmissrockchick4962]

Aww this song is beautiful ❤ Brian isn't really dead, he has just gone back to the castle with Lady Jane 💕💕💕

[@6adagio64]

no jones no stones

[@josephcusumano2885]

🙏💞

[@emilceac9391]

Dulce jungle princesa.EMI ARBO. 🤗.

[@karenjennings9615]

Sweet and colorful

[@JaN-Pigeon]

that's the most beautiful thing i've read in years

[@duncancurtis5108]

Always one for a lonely dark winter night.

[@NinaGuth-hg5eh]

This song goes way back and is definately one of the Stones awesome ,well written tunes !!It still gets to me today!

[@georgephinn822]

Ladie and Gentlemen it’s 1966 and the album is “Aftermath” by the Rolling Stones - The Song “Lady Jane”. From the album - The Best Song from the Album - This Song is by Far one of the Best Love Song EVER. The Album “Aftermath” is The Rolling Stones Best Album. After all these years it should be called “The Rolling Stones Greates Hits” The Album is that GOOD.

[@robertcooney1938]

I like the live album Get Yer Ya Yas Out live 1969. I love the Mick Taylor era, but I'm writing and recording new music and came to the Jones Stones for inspiration. There's plenty of it!

[@robertcooney1938]

Keith's guitar and Brian's dulcimer are so beatiful.

[@janstrapina]

Great rock ballad,One Of My must favorized Stones Songs ever!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤

[@rebeccawagner4167]

This is an awesome song. It's sounding damn good. The 60's had such amazing music. They really put some awesome music out there. The Stones just keep getting better and better with songs 🎵 and their style and lyrics.

[@benwinkel]

Who made the graphics animation, deserves a place in a museum. The combination of the artwork, music and lyrics is genius. A real time piece. This should be Earth heritage!

[@locoluis1978]

facebook.com/YesPleaseProductions/posts/the-rolling-stones-lady-janeour-lyric-video-for-lady-jane-by-the-rolling-stones-/897904777382288/ They were inspired by the artist Bonnie MacLean, who in the '60s made concert posters inspired by Art Nouveau style.

[@benwinkel]

@@locoluis1978 Gracias, thank you for replying!

[@faharoon357]

Check out the graphics for, "Sympathy for the Devil".

[@benwinkel]

@@faharoon357 I did, i watched most of them.

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

@@locoluis1978 It owes a lot to Alphonse Mucha, some of the images were taken directly from his paintings.

[@jaycorby]

My mother's name was Jane, and her maternal grandmother before her (born right after the Civil War to a Scottish father & Irish mother). We gave Jane as a middle name to our oldest daughter. My point being - the name proliferates from far back throughout British history. This beautiful song reflects that heritage with its decidedly medieval/renaissance flavor. I've loved it since 1966 when I was a mere lad of 21, now going on 79! Where the hell did all that time go!?

[@campfireaddict6417]

Great story!

[@davidgrisanti3379]

I was lucky to see this performed live in 1966 at the Hollywood Bowl. Great memories from that show. In fact, Mick said, "Our own Charlie Watts is going to introduce the next song", and Charlie came out from behind his drum kit and introduced Lady Jane.

[@maurocoimbra9624]

Thank you to kindly share this with us!!

[@vincehenriquez680]

Rest in Peace Charlie Watts ✌️

[@rogeriorocha6136]

Beautiful Song. It is a piece of art

[@NoName-tn1ut]

Was Ian Stewart playing with the Stones ?

[@ludwiggraupe7571]

I was on so many Stones Concerts. Like million other people. Nothing Special. Only the Rolling Stones. To go on a Concert is nothing special. Sry for my bad English. LG from Vienna Austria

[@BigRichJ2024]

Love this old song.

[@JuergenH.-sc2bn]

Für mich Persönlich einer der Geilsten Songs aller Zeiten❤ For Ever

[@Aristipp-ng5fu]

"Geil" passt nicht.

[@stephenestall9044]

Lady Jane - The most beautiful song 'the Stones' ever performed.

[@marielauremartin2120]

👌👍🤩

[@Miniminh98]

This and Angie

[@ezequielherrera604]

This and Angie & She is a raibow

[@aonlyandonlytheonlythatonl4247]

And Back street girl

[@sevtaptincer8194]

Angie is another one

[@eileenburkley8162]

My dad past away when I was 11 about 4 years ago and he always used to sing this song to me 💕

[@oughtonoughton2634]

EILEEN YOUR DAD HAD CLASS lol xx

[@jeffsmith2022]

Lovely, Eileen...

[@davidgrisanti3379]

What a wonderful, timeless memory. God bless you.

[@heleneroberge5167]

Beautiful inconditionnel love, lucky you are

[@maurocoimbra9624]

All blesses to your beloved dad!

[@fer581]

Beautiful song.

[@livodin9735]

One of my favourite songs by the Stones...❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidbonfoey426]

😅

[@charshroat5618]

A masterpiece of beauty- and Brian's from start to finish.

[@Mirabella76]

Allusions and hidden hints, along with great poetry and amazing melody is what makes the chemistry. A treasure by the best band ever.

[@monio.9444]

Hi! What hints do you mean?

[@monio.9444]

@A A Ah, those I got, but I was hoping there's more hidden meaning behing it, not just that 😅

[@EuMesmoVII]

The only meaning I got is that the singer used to date several girls at the same time, and, now that marriage time has come, it's time to shift to a more responsible life and he has to choose, he pondered and decided Lady Jane is apparently the most secure (including financially) option.

[@JasonBuchan-hi9ef]

A gorgeously felt love song that I really feel, intensely beautiful. I love how this tune moves me so deeply.

[@brunospera9962]

E un brano bellissimo che ci ha accompagnati nei bei anni 60

[@TheBatugan77]

Keith is splendid here.

[@dustyrustymusty7081]

I was once playing this song at a local coffee house. I was fairly sure no one was really listening. When I finished this lady came out of her chair applauding. "How did you know this was my favorite song???" Made my day.

[@romanticandperky]

When my older brother died about 4 years, a lady named Jane sent a letter of condolence to be read at his memorial service. She's Keith Richards' personal business manager. I was not only with my brother the first time I heard this song, but we also saw The Stones perform this live (1966, Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, NYC). True story.

[@quentincrisp6933]

Your older brother died about 4 years⁉ 4 years ?? Why would Richards mgr. send a letter? What's the context??

[@romanticandperky]

@@quentincrisp6933 5 years now! My late older brother and Keith Richards had been fairly good friends; at least during the 90s and early 2000s.

[@deeestuary]

Aftermath - a great album. Loved in 1966 and love it in 2020.

[@amd64alan]

still have this album my girlfriend bought it for me way back also still have my girl 2 children grand child and 3 great grandchildren

[@s.t.8898]

VIELEN LIEBEN DANK. ,,Bernd Hennecke,,...FRIEDEN und FREIHEIT...

[@389293912]

This song is so unique in the inventory of pop music. It has a Renaissance flavor but stays true to modern pop music with stronger accents on beats 2 and 4. The killer hook is the highly unusual descending minor 7th in the melody. We need more of this creativity. This song was rarely performed after its initial release, why? You never hear it on oldies stations either.

[@zackzallie8735]

This beautiful song shows the beauty and the importance of Brian Jones. RIP

[@robbiewood9008]

Only Brian Jones could play this song so succintely,Zack,only Brian Jones.The world is a lesser place without Brian Jones.

[@hans-wernerstengle5491]

The song is so timelees, and magic is the classic Spinett in the Background!! Very amazing song.

[@robbiewood9008]

@Babyhowdy233 Thanx,my man.Regards from Nice,France.

[@onafetsonitnerros]

The real leader of The Stones was Brian until his sacrifice.

[@toddholmes4480]

@@onafetsonitnerros Do you mean sacrificed to Satan to assure the group's success? I did read that Mick Jagger's girlfriend was a practicing witch and they put a curse on Brian Jones.

[@giuseppebellucci7451]

55 anni per questa meravigliosa ballata; l'ascolto spesso e sempre di più mi convinco che questa è una della più belle canzoni di tutti i tempi. Gli Stones, inutile dirlo che sono stati, e sono, la più grande band di tutti i tempi

[@michellelambert8729]

Such a gorgeous song I loved since I was a child. My mom has been a Stones fan for life. So I got to hear it all, especially since in those days she worked as a bookkeeper for a record store. We had all the new records as soon as they were released. Those were the days and I just didn't know it till later in my life.

[@axiomist4488]

Fantastic ! (or as we used to say then : "Far Out" !) You were a very lucky girl .

[@patriciagarotti7564]

Lucky

[@andretravis3849]

@@patriciagarotti7564 how are you doing

[@barneyronnie]

@@andretravis3849 I'm scared of this world ...

[@ritamiranda3107]

Beautiful song for ever ❤️👍

[@jamiewoodcock9765]

One of my favorite songs of all time such a beautiful ballad, Brian is wonderful and mick sings just right this is a masterpiece

[@bruceangel4459]

Beautiful, as if from another age.

[@mindbender5466]

This one’s a keeper.

[@glendabothwell9091]

So many memories i just want to cry

[@LesStroud-g3j]

Beautiful song

[@BobHunley-qd6rh]

I was 2 years old I’m 60 this month , the whole song structure and everything is just perfect. Although about drugs or women temp fixes wear off , but if it’s real Love , it doesn’t condemn

[@donosusilo6683]

Bro&Sis,when listening this song I directly remember the name of someone who I know in my life,She is "Jane". She always keeps in touch with me and we share many different things in life.I know she is far away from me but our communication is running okay.That's why I should say "Thanks" to KZbin for displaying or performing this melodious Song,"Lady Jane". Thank a lot.

[@jamiewoodcock9765]

This is one of best ballads of all time, I love it

[@oughtonoughton2634]

Jamie i love your comment ,,i was 21 years old when this divine classic came out , All these decades on i still adore it , i was madley in love with a bloke who was older than me , he was a cruel man i loved him so much , the only good thingwas he called me Lady Jane xlol Jane x

[@maricelmandiala2319]

Lady jane is very beautifull song

[@Calucifer13]

actually pretty brutal, given what the song is possibly about (Henry VIII and his wives (Jane + Anne) + mistresses (Mary Boleyn)

[@leeanderson2912]

Hard to believe The stones did this song. I'm glad they did :-)

[@milfordcivic6755]

My father loved this song. When I was 8 I couldn't understand why. Now I'm 47 and do understand why.....it's a great ballad.

[@glennhopkins2643]

I love this song. It's one of the Stones' best songs.

[@tamarabradley3222]

I get very sad when I watch this. It tugs at the heart like no other song does !!!

[@dennisatkins9666]

Lovely way to say she swing's Both ways ,NO ONE COULD SAY IT BETTER

[@NimrodelMirage]

These lyrics videos are always pretty and match the songs very well

[@VesnaBrkicbg7]

ULEPSALI SU MI SUBOTU. ZIVELA LADY JANE!

[@neilfinercampbell4167]

Lady jane eq Mary Jane eq marijuana

[@gwynnielsen5081]

I miss the art work of the 1960s. This video brings it all back. Glad the Stones are still kicking.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

I AGREE WITH YOU,, the 60s era was some thing else ,its music was so diverse , we had such a fantastic choice ,,this very fine classic will always be their x 🌹🥀🌹

[@gwynnielsen5081]

@@oughtonoughton2634 I am glad I grew up during such a unique era of music. My own songs have been inspired by it. Check them out on KZbin and subscribe to my channel if you like what you hear. I'll be releasing four more videos in 2025. Thank you and take care!

[@halloweenjack95]

One of their most beautiful songs

[@mastergamers6057]

A rennaisance flair! Adore this magical masterpiece!❤

[@davidkohner56]

Such a great song, Brians work was the topper

[@walterfechter8080]

I dedicate this exquisite tune in very loving memory of my heavenly-resplendent wife. Barbra Rose (RIP)

[@marcoshenriquegabrie]

This is a queen of a song!❤

[@oughtonoughton2634]

Would i have been a queen had i married my prince ?? lol Jane x

[@JeanGuiducci]

Un chef d'œuvre intemporel de la chanson française, chaque fois j'en ai les larmes aux yeux

[@jimlee6797]

Awesome song and another example of how many songs Keith and Mick, and Brian, wrote that are so beautiful and yet we need nudges to recall. LA has a bakery now called Sweet Lady Jane....

[@rachaelbonito4957]

So beautiful

[@pepalacasa6717]

El mejor homenaje que se puede hacer a Brian Jones. Lástima que no pudiera vencer a sus demonios personales... Lo que nos hemos perdido! RIP

[@axiomist4488]

Lastima verdad . Que perdida tan enorme, pudiera estar aqui todavia .

[@mansyuralbantani9783]

This is my favorite song when I am still school in SMA Nusantara Jl.Diponegoro 76 JKT,, sweet memory remember for long time for long life.....😢😢

[@michaeldurrant6045]

What a beautiful soft voice Mick Jagger has. Absolutely love this song.

[@closetoyou.forever.4685]

Majestuosa obra musical, maravillosa canción, me transporta. Celestial, es un tema muy especial y demuestra mucha sensibilidad. Felicitaciones para los autores de esta oda

[@ojokua]

I remember hearing this song for the first time the summer of 66 in Laguna Beach and it was just heavenly music to my ears...

[@user-ls6qs2rs4d]

I remember when this record came out. Wow, memories, galore. The 1960s and 1970s were the best years.

[@johnnauer6427]

It's 3:43 in the morning I'm 60 years old and this song came to me, I haven't heard it for a while boy, I can sure feel that 60's power again, and the sand in The hourglass...

[@ghassanel-kadri7111]

Angie and Lady Jane: two splendid songs. Thanks, Stones!

[@lisdasaksono5805]

I am hearing Lady Jane continously today and I realized that life is secure with you, my love. Such a great song and melody.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

HELLO ive adored this classic since it came out in 1965 , i was 21 years old , now im 78 years old ,,it still remains ny all time favourite lol PS my name is JANE XX

[@janereygate8925]

Nice to have this song played to you from a good ❤️. XX

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

Such a beautiful song 🥲

[@donosusilo6683]

"Lady Jane", The guitar Picking is absolutely smooth and melodious by gentle fingers,When I was young,studying in Campus,sitting and waiting for the Lecturer Came,listening this song,wow...Amazing ! Now, I have the real "Jane ", she lives in America.My God, Bless Her,God Willing, She is Mine ,Amen

[@umarsadikinbsc8238]

Lady Jane is an amazing ballad adorned with acoustic guitars and a Bryan Jones thanks

[@mackb909]

Brian on Appalachian dulcimer- just beautiful. Keith's acoustic arpeggiating is flawless as well.

[@mikesaunders4775]

Fantastic visual accompaniment to the Stones at their baroque best.

[@margaretalbert69]

One of my favorites.....named my dog Lady Jane 💝

[@stephenestall9044]

Love it to death, and I heard them singing it in the Royal Albert Hall with Brian Jones in 1966

[@oughtonoughton2634]

Stephen you are so lucky to have heard these fantastic guys sing this lovely song , i was 21 in 1966 my name is Jane lol xx memories to cherish for you x

[@dougbaker2740]

Where was I ??? Great show, I’m sure. I was just born, missed the whole show 😁

[@stephenestall9044]

@@oughtonoughton2634 I was 21 too.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

@@stephenestall9044 HELLO i still adore this fab classic , we are now 78 years old ,, i hopeyou have had a great life xx lol Jane x

[@maddannafizz]

You lucky boy 😂❤

[@donosusilo6683]

Bro&Sis, just for You to know ! "Lady Jane" is one of The Best of Rolling Stone's Song.I'm really impressed with the name of "Jane" . The name of Jane I know is an American Lady soldier,She is my Lady,my lover and my everything ! Wow...Life is So beautiful ! Bro&Sis,here is Me, your brother ,Right ?. Thanks

[@jesu1861]

Soooo beautiful the visuals 😢

[@lyndanelson4324]

i love thiis ,and in particular Brian playing the beatiful dulcimer, ❤

[@VivekKumar-ki1bt]

i always wondered how they make the notes stretch a bit at the end? sounds amazing

[@pgo301]

Such a song of chivalry. Thank You for posting and Thank You to KZbin for hosting.

[@paulobedin5802]

Realmente Brian Jones mostra seu domínio instrumental, musica incrível

[@EdFry-ef7vd]

Im 71 and have always loved the song

[@LauraSerra-ov8ex]

Such a masterpiece…

[@Stives1979]

Who's listening right now in 2025 great you & me got great taste in the mighty stone's many thanks for a excellent upload 💯🎶🎵🎸

[@EnoVarma]

Great song from a great album.

[@lucianochert7721]

Canzone indimenticabile Lady Jane meravigliosamente ballabile da ragazzo❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sarahmetie02306]

Spending the last month of summer listening to the best songs of Rolling Stones