The Rolling Stones - Mercy Mercy (Early Version)

[@BigSky1]

Glad they redid this one.

[@catholiccowboy8545]

Yes it's true and they should also have remade "Walking the Dog" and 2 or 3 others from the first LP.

[@SHIN-ll6sh]

Thanks for uploading this valuable sound file !!

[@markhorton1718]

This is great!! Thank you for sharing/posting!!

[@Famulus9]

You are so welcome!

[@nataliehayes3128]

Awesome!, thanks Ed ❤️

[@EdwinJack64]

Fantastic, thx👍!

[@littleglimmer2325]

Brian was ill at this point, I believe. Lovely, insightful upload, F!

[@ÅkeBäckström-i4k]

Härligt att höra,...

[@AnneliGwinner]

💌💌💌💌💌

[@Bwahzehdezooner]

Keith is playing in a semi-Isley Bros style.

[@BigSky1]

Where have you been?

[@Famulus9]

University, I’m close to graduating!

[@BigSky1]

@@Famulus9 Good for you.

[@albertjanvanhoek294]

The problem is: true and not true. Certainly the English R&B groups (but also the pop groups) copied wildly. Looted US music. But in the end, they created something of their own. They had to, because Mick Jagger - mercy ! - cannot sing like Don Covay, Eric Burdon doesn't sing like Sam Cooke - and so on. Compare this phenomenon to Van Gogh: he never succeded to paint like an impressionist, so - trying to achieve that - he created, almost unwillingly, his "own style" of painting. What the English created, based on "thefts", is Blues Rock and Rock Music (and Rock is quite different from Rock 'n Roll - originated in the fifties out of the American "theft" (and adaptations) of Blues, R&B and Country songs). "Rock Music", partly originated in England, became "Hard Rock" (based on for example the music of Led Zeppelin - also infamous for their creations based on "thefts"). And - adopted in the US as well, where some groups also looted Blues and R&B and created their kind of (Blues) Rock Music - became then all further derivatives. ​

[@jorgecisternas4072]

Compartiendo con el sexto stones Ian stewart

[@TheBrianJonesResource]

Guitars are Keith x 2.

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

what about tell me

[@Bwahzehdezooner]

Brian is absent here.

[@BigSky1]

There are 2 guitars here. A tremolo and the one playing the licks. Brian was taken ill during the sessions so he could be playing the tremolo guitar on this.

[@SuperAnimelover100]

Geez, where is Brian Jones photo ? Shame !

[@nanchanger]

He's not on the song...

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@nanchanger Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm Say what ?

[@nanchanger]

@@SuperAnimelover100 it's English

[@SuperAnimelover100]

@@nanchanger Blimey.

[@Famulus9]

Brian’s in the thumbnail, I don’t think he necessarily needs to be in the video image too.

[@dylancameron803]

Wow, an interesting piece of history; they sound like an amateur garage band of teenagers here. Fortunately they figured out the arrangement and crafted a quality final product.

[@BigSky1]

Glad they redid it.

[@thesearchforproof518]

That’s cause they’re without the mastermind Brian.

[@hoctor]

England is the best at copying