The Rolling Stones on The Ed Sullivan Show - DVD Sets Trailer

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The 2 DVD set of four Ed Sullivan shows starring The Rolling Stones features these 12 classic Stones' songs:
1. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
2. Ruby Tuesday
3. Paint It, Black
4. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
5. Let's Spend The Night Together
6. The Last Time
7. Little Red Rooster
8. 2120 South Michigan Avenue
9. As Tears Go By
10. 19th Nervous Breakdown
11. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadows?
12. Lady Jane
"Ed Sullivan Shows Starring The Rolling Stones Deluxe Edition" features all 6 full episodes starring The Rolling Stones along with other classic artists and original commercials. It also includes performances by Joan Rivers, Rodney Dangerfield, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Petula Clark, The Muppets and many more. The Collector's Edition includes all 17 songs The Stones performed on Sullivan -- the above 12 songs plus these 5 hits:
1. Gimme Shelter
2. Honky Tonk Women
3. Love In Vain
4. Around and Around
5. Time Is On My Side
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The Ed Sullivan Show was a television variety program that aired on CBS from 1948-1971. For 23 years it aired every Sunday night and played host to the world's greatest talents. The Ed Sullivan Show is well known for bringing rock n' roll music to the forefront of American culture through acts like Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones. The entertainers each week ranged from comedians like Joan Rivers and Rodney Dangerfield, to Broadway stars Julie Andrews and Richard Burton, to pop singers such as Bobby Darin and Petula Clark. It also frequently featured stars of Motown such as The Supremes, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder and The Jackson 5. The Ed Sullivan Show was one of the only places on American television where such a wide variety of popular culture was showcased and its legacy lives on to this day.
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[@apseudonym]

I love how Jagger rolls his eyes when he sings the changed lyrics.

[@stevekapp6462]

Ed Sullivan asked “The Doors” to change the lyrics to “Light My Fire”. They said they would but never changed it. Ed Sullivan was furious.

[@farahm09]

They were so perfect together!!! So sad not to see Brian with his band.

[@justinneill5003]

And Bill & Charlie 😕

[@martinezrj95]

1:17 "Let's spend some time together" That eyeroll

[@VanceJoudrey]

He played ball though. Jim Morrison didn't.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

I know, my fave part, hahahahaha

[@kelerews]

apparently people didn't fuck back then

[@Cissy2cute]

Well, consider that the Stones (and of course Oldham) were looking ahead to being on Sullivan in the future. It was important for their popularity to keep appearing on American TV. Although the word change altered the meaning of the song, it was just that: one song. Mick's eye roll was a message to their fans that the Stones thought it dumb and not their idea. Morrison just didn't give a s***. The Doors appealed to a different type of audience so in their case it worked in their favor, as the Stone's compliance with Sullivan's demands worked for them.

[@titletownakaboston3909]

You are right on Cissy2cute.

[@brandonlace]

Mick rolling his eyes at "Lets spend some time together" haha

[@DJ4e6yPek]

Brian with sitar looks very epic and keith on piano looks epic too:)

[@beatlemaniac8527]

Rest In Peace, Charlie Watts. You made a huge contribution to the world of music! 🥁❤️

[@rodbelding9523]

love how mick rolls his eyes when he says let's spend some "time" together

[@xFairyLustx]

BOTH bands were Amazing!!! The Beatles had their own style of music along with style, same with The Rolling Stones!! They both ROCKED the 60's!!:)

[@larrycom]

Agreed

[@djwolfsmusicbox6956]

All legendary acts performed on this show. The stones alone are worth buying it!

[@clarkewi]

Great performances and with Brian.

[@mickjagger8439]

No strings on his sitar.

[@bobyoungs7277]

I always looked forward to Ed and all the great stars he had. I will never forget the Stones and the Beatles and the rest of the "British Invasion" that appeared on the show.

[@vtecpower5336]

Fuck British invasion! Doo woop, Elvis, Ricky Nelson, Dion and lots of great music from the end of 50s is way better

[@Ash-oy2yj]

@@vtecpower5336 WTF Elvis? You must be kidding

[@carlosbuscatore]

@@vtecpower5336 NO WAY JOSE-- SHUT UP

[@schallrd1]

The lads are fabulous and have been for decades.

[@StefBarrett1976]

Brian Jones was so great !!! Great band !!!

[@scm8487]

Mic rolling his eyes when he sings "Let's spend some time together" lol - he was cool

[@shakeitangelable]

Fact is, without Brian Jones there wouldn't have been a Rolling Stones.

[@rjtv5359]

Not necessarily, mick was the heart and soul

[@hungrygarfield]

Brian Jones was the one who started it

[@philhall1701]

Andrew Oldham engineered (some say with the willing help of Mick and to a lesser extent Keith) Brian’s diminishing influence& input into the Stones. There are accounts from some band members and others closely aligned to the band that Brian’s substance abuse , alcohol input and frailty of mind during this period resulted in him becoming ineffective and unreliable when the band had some heavy commitments; this was the root cause of his eventual ejection from the band he formed. There were other aggravating factors such as him in the early days taking an additional £10 fee compared to the other members; he was also known to have a mean streak and by all accounts could be a real arsehole. However the fact remains he was an exceptional musician , fashion trendsetter and many, many legends from that period such as Jimi Hendrix, Paul Mc Cartney , Pete Townsend and Bob Dylan held Brian in extremely high regard. I have loved the Stones all my life and I listen to them daily , but I have to say if tragedy had not cruelly taken Brian and he had decided to dig his heels in and remain a Stone things could have , remarkably as it sounds , been even better. God Bless Brian where ever your soul may be!

[@luvbasses5487]

Brian saw Rollin’ Stone on the Muddy Waters record sleeve when he was asked by a club owner what the name of his band was…while on a call booking gigs

[@evipladra5340]

Thank you so much For SHARING 👉💯👅🎸👅🎸👅

[@coreytrench]

LONG LIVE THE STONES! Amazing performances.

[@mirabellestarr7679]

Brian was so classy!

[@wheatonna]

Yeah, 'cause they forced him to sing "let's spend SOME TIME together". He did a great job of letting us know how he felt about that.

[@carmencarlsonc7083]

I saw the Rolling Stones for the first time on the Ed Sullivan show singing "somebody to love" when I was eleven years old. My mom bought me the nine by twelve album that year.

[@nicolasferreyra8875]

Yo tengo 22 años y no tuve la suerte a ser contemporáneos a su juventud

[@stevekapp6462]

The greatest rock and roll band ever!!!

[@gemaalexia]

I have been waiting a long time for these full shows. I remember watching The Stones performing "Gimme Shelter" on the show in the late 60s and can't wait to see it again!

[@YouTube-Channel01]

2022

[@Malmsteen996]

I LOVE JIM MORRISON BECAUSE HE WAS A TRANSGRESSOR AND A GREAT ORIGINAL ARTIST. HE BROKE LIMITS, HE DIDN'T OBEY THE RULES.

[@clarkewi]

Actually when they first started getting big in LA (when I was a kid) and started appearing on TV, Jim was accused of imitating Mick Jagger.

[@mckinleymac3452]

@@clarkewi Yeah that was so ridiculous when they did that. It was funny though when they compared Mick to Don Knotts...which he was a dead ringer.

[@medashen7520]

I READ TRANSGENDER AND WAS LIKE WHAT

[@TH33QUALIZ3R]

Perfect little compilation. LOVE the Stones! 😎

[@peterhaynes8258]

National Treasures ! Superb !

[@huascar66]

Always loved that Tear-Drop Vox Brian plays.

was my first guitar , I hated it because I could not play it sitting down. it would slide to the side . wish I had it now

[@alessandrosilva6795]

Stones forever !

[@chrisdrummond8893]

76 years ago today July 26, 2019 Happy Birthday, Mick.

[@LegendFrehley616161]

Paint It Black: 0:05 Satisfaction: 0:16 Ruby Tuesday: 0:27 The Last Time: 0:36 Have You Seen My Lover, Baby? Standing In The Shadows: 0:47 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love: 1:01 Let's Spend The Night (Some Time) Together: 1:17 Gimme Shelter: 2:01 19th Nervous Breakdown: 2:18

[@bettyschneider5268]

Thanks!😎🎸🕺🏻💃🏻🎶🎵🎼

[@samlewis7878]

These guys were an absolute powerhouse. All those tunes they wrote? Fan fuc ing tastic!!!! A rare, rare thing.

[@bettyschneider5268]

Here it comes! 😱 it's just your 19 nervous breakdown! 🎉🎊🤹🎸🎹🎼🎵🎶🎬🎤 Rolling Stones!😎🎸🎤😎🥁😎🎹😎🎸😎🎟🎫

[@AmulyaBhattarai]

RIP Brian Jones!

[@Morcaiden]

"Let's Spend The Night Together" - best keyboards ever played on a Stones tune :-D

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

My mother & I are such huge Rolling Stones fans!

[@Masajager]

HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER BABY STANDING IN THE SHADOW? I LIKE THE BEST FILM. LOOK! BRIAN JONES PLAYED GIBSON FIREBIRD KIETH DID NOT HAVE ANY GUITAR. THEY WERE SO YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE 60'S STONES ESPECIALLY BRIAN JONES. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@josulito24]

The best band ever .

[@SeattleLA]

1:19 Definitely one of the highlights of all KZbin music videos, the compliance of Mick to Ed's rules and the eyes rolling to sing different words than the original. Different than the Lizard King's little deal........

[@katdoherty8426]

Ruby ❤️ Tuesday... 😘

[@broussard40]

I AGREE! I Love the Rolling Stones! They Rock!!!!

[@mickeymousebiker1]

Good ole Ed Sullivan. I remember this all so well.

[@evipladra5340]

Thank you so much For SHARING 👍

[@franciscocarlos1979]

Acho que foi o melhor programa da TV mundial,este do Ed Sullivan Show.Pena que não pude assistir ao vivo.

[@roadscholar05]

Yes, I remember having only one TV with only ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS and the family would sit together and watch the Ed Sullivan Show. OMG, a family actually sat together for meals and watching TV!!!

[@snoozyflowers]

best goddamn band ever

[@abbymabbel4816]

ooohh!!! que lindo perrito el del final ❤

[@KENNS1]

One of the all time great bands....

[@SeaBassVamp]

Absoultely Amazing.

[@thomsonprof]

Boy, whoever embalmed Mic and Keith sure did a nice job!

[@statetrooper2358]

The stones was and is the very best, bar none.

[@user-td2np1sb4n]

state trooper 60s : Beatles - Stones - Beach boys - Doors - Cream - The Who

[@apseudonym]

I NEED these dvds.

[@fromthesidelines]

Mick did NOT like Ed insisting, "You've going to sing 'Let's Spend Some TIME Together', or you're off the show". Note, at 1:19, when he sings the line, he rolls his eyes upward, as if to say to viewers, "See what I have to put up with?".

[@mickeymousebiker1]

Thank you, Andrew Loog Oldham and Ed Sullivan!

[@carriwilliams4043]

i love this

[@geo58impala]

They need to bring this back on TV!

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Ok, go dig up Sullivan, we'll wait.........

[@jazzkidsmom]

It's about time! Can't wait to see the complete video. Totally classic and long overdue!

[@lisam4066]

Did anyone notice how Mick Jagger rolled his eyes when he sang "some time"?

[@avogt]

Finally! This is a must.

[@evomoralesCO]

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards wrote ALL their songs and are responsible for their 50 years of success. Brian Jones was important at the beginning and he developed the band with Richards and Jagger but at the end it was Jagger/Richards who took them to another level. The band is still together after more than 40 years since Jones died. Without Jagger and Richards the band would have never been as popular. THEY are the Rolling Stones.

[@marvinishimals]

Jones is the stones!

[@BeatIesfan]

Great performances for sure~!

[@maximilianorodriguez2408]

for ever brian,stoned"

[@frankmartinsen4490]

thanks for sharing

[@fleasay8343]

Love both

[@MarkSeibold]

I guess the youth today can only imagine what impact on our culture that this had back in the day. I still remember th firs time I saw the Stones on Ed Sullivan. Seeing the Beatles first apppearance in February 1964 as a 9 1/2 year old culture-head that I was as the class artist, I thought the Stones were too raunchy, then later with my own maturing age, I learned to appreciate them. It was all a great experience back then. -Mark Seibold, Retired IT Technician, Artist-Astronomy Educator, PDX OR

[@Shino8678]

R.I.P. Brian Jones

[@shin3839jp]

めっちゃ欲しい！

[@batlevi2247]

i love this vid.i want that set.

[@tyrssen1]

Gor, I remember seeing these performances when they were new ... on the new-fangled color TV. Very cool.

[@EvilAnticsLive]

If you like pop music. Sure they did other genres, but the feeling of bubbly pop was always there. They could just never grow out of that sound I guess.

[@MrJackmorelli]

the best...

[@simon1sr]

All is always good when you YOU TUBE it!!

[@MyPincodeIs1982]

OMG OMG Keef on piano! I wanna watch full clip!

[@Sengchanthra]

Rip Brian jone

[@lamper2]

jones

[@michaelmorgan6576]

The >Foundation Man

[@MrChuckbass92]

look at the drummer hahah so chill...

[@Rdlwolfff]

Ruby Tuesday!

[@ProfessorTime]

Wow. I didn't know they were on 6 times. That's a lot!

[@michaelmorgan6576]

Yes, Sullivan know his game.

[@mauroantonio4320]

la mejor epoca de rolling stone = Brian Jones

[@elenikorkodelaki2695]

Yessss!!!!!!!!

[@partita_archives]

we want stones! ! Thanks

[@imam_jagg]

yeahhhh...!!

[@BLUEOHIO]

ROLLING STONES WON THE USA AND ENGLAND 'S HEARTS

[@zanoniman64]

Si, los beatles fueron la mejor banda fresa de aquella época.Los Stones los superan en varios aspectos que hasta la fecha exísten,mientras los beatles se desvanecieron por puro Ego

[@johnnyguitar335]

love this "informational" to promote the dvd set. THE STONES LIVE WITH "LITTLE AMPS" but big soullllfullll sound......live on Ed Sullivan.....and in living color.

[@RobertoGinsburg]

Beatles= creatives but soft, Rolling Stones= Dynamics and Wild

[@Q7R43]

Indeed they will :)

[@sigmaman721]

1:10 Mick singing to a tap on cable 🤣

[@claudiaelizabethcejas1866]

amo alos stones son mi vida

[@Yellow4494]

Seeing Mick's big lips and big blue eyes up close is the most beautiful thing in the world.

[@areamusicale]

oh, wow, I never realized the Stones performed so many time at the Ed S. Show.

[@RAMLIA1]

♥ ♥ ♥

[@theloniousratledge8835]

Dank you, Ringo. Jon Hiseman.

[@exaudi33]

"Let's spend SOME TIME together......" !! More innocent times.

[@adelembpr]

More hypocrisy from Mr. Ed.

[@YouTube-Channel01]

Nice

[@EvilAnticsLive]

I own and have listened to every Beatles record A. and B. Helter Skelter is their only tune without a pop feel. How can you tell me Good Morning, Good Morning is rock? Listen to something like Street Fighting Man or I Can See For Miles by the Who and you'll understand how bubbly and soft the Beatles' sound really was. All high production and no rawness.

[@junmsasantana]

良いね

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

The DVD set is worth getting, which include the entire broadcasts with other acts. I also have the DVDs of the complete Elvis Presley and Beatles appearances.

[@guddagudda420]

i want to overdose while watching this box set

[@theSPECIALbrew74]

ha totally even john said it"the beatles can rock but they dont roll". i love the creativity of the beatles and the pure rock swag of the stones. no other band makes me sway.

[@kingz9076]

dat eye roll doe

[@dempsey981]

yes,i wonder which studio player did that part,i really like it.for decades they used the same guy clapton uses and tours with,an American,not preston,i forget his name.

[@rudyrusiadi8747]

good roling stones

[@ranmore20002000]

Your comment is so true but without Brian Mick and Keith may have ended up working in the factory with the Girl!

[@annmcdonald6180]

ANSOLUTELY. Fat thanks he (Brian Jones) got..........