The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar (Live) - OFFICIAL

[@styrmugnsell4560]

Ladies & Gentlemen... propably the best rock 'n' roll concert/film ever....Rolling Stones at the absolute peak!! It was drugs and everything, but this was before Keith sometimes fell to sleep on stage...

[@gimmeshelter2151]

I have never read he fell asleep at a show and I’ve heard over a thousand shows. Maybe soon after a show lol.

[@nickmitsialis]

@@gimmeshelter2151 Hell, Keith has been at it for so long he could probably play the concert IN his sleep!

[@jon6346]

I saw it 4 times in a cinema with good sound. Amazing.

[@TheRollingStones]

A very happy birthday to Mr Bobby Keys! Bobby has played with the Stones since 1969. Here he is playing the sax solo on Brown Sugar.

And happy Birthday Keith R.

[@Avriliya]

Happy Birthday Keef!!!

[@warnergregory728]

HB Bobby Keys!

[@garryspeake5299]

Happy birthday to Bobby Keys. Thanks for all that great horn playing.

[@victorlisle6330]

Mis ídolos feliz navidad

[@KittyGrizGriz]

So darn fantastic; way to bring us the ROLL!!! Glorious Stones!!!♦️♠️♦️♣️♦️ Micks’s vocalizations; performance art is at the top so so cool, he’s a fireball, I can’t take my eyes off him!! 😘

[@markperry8720]

The band is just roarin' here! Jagger is totally on fire, Keith laying down the shaking grove, Taylor soloing on the fills with the Les Paul, Bill and Charlie driving the machine full bore, Price, Keyes and Hopkins adding that special fill. Rock n Roll at its finest and BEST....

[@robertcooney1938]

Damn right, brother!

[@drjbraun]

I could not write it better than you did here. The band is ON IT. I’m pretty sure this is the first song too. MickJ warming his month and lips up early in this video. Not sweaty either,…or yet I mean?!

[@brianshumaker2790]

Best live version

[@chilecayenne]

@@drjbraun Yep, this is the opening number from the film "Ladies and Gentlemen The Rolling Stones"...and if that edit is to be believed, it shows them taking the stage and starting the concert off with this number. If you've not seen that PLEASE, do yourself a favor, this is the film of the tour from Exile....the Stones at arguably their best.

[@paulj6756]

Meanwhile I'm on a train and some idiot is playing "music" on his phone. Some new stuff is good (Camp, Mt. Joy), but honestly, how can you listen to modern "pop" and not be bored? It's the same old beats over and over with the same old synth and auto-tuned vocals over the same old re-processed "melodies" copied and pasted from software.

[@adamcollins796]

Hear that deep, dark, raunchy, sound that ripples through the song from the bowels of the earth, lifting the song. That folks is a Wyman bassline, absolutely fantastic!

[@terrymaloney9683]

True coxman.

[@gmoney4577]

one of the greateast songs ever, and these pigs wont let it be played,bring it

[@lyes-ot6it]

Yes, there is not reason to ban this song, it's obviously against slavery and exploitation of minors, Mick just embodied the character of a white slaver to make us feel how these people think about blacks, if it was a black like Chuck Berry who sang it there would have been no problem, but they have decided that Mick cannot sing it. Anyway, I have always seen this song like also a tribute to Chuck Berry.

[@johndoh4064]

@@lyes-ot6it Check out Little Richard's cover of it

[@jakejeffers1466]

1:03 I love the look Mick gives Keith during concerts :D Ah, good old fashioned Rock n Roll from the early 70's! Still gives me goosebumps!

[@drjbraun]

That look from that period was because keef had a habit of turning his back to the audience and playing to CharlieWatts. Mick had to remind KR to turn around and play facing to the crowd.

[@bnzchacon5455]

@@drjbraun I always thought it was so cool when Keith would play facing Charlie. It shows that they are really grooving together

[@alessiogirardi3609]

50 years of Sticky Fingers and still a masterpiece. Rolling Stones are timeless. Rest in peace Charlie, thanks for the beautiful music 💔💔

[@laurabucharesti8044]

maybe not immortal, but certainly eternal

[@madeleine8662]

truly

[@imyourfriend1680]

White people also was slave in barbary slave trade

[@kristenglanton6809]

@@imyourfriend1680 okay, but the song definitely was not about white sugar. 😑

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

@@imyourfriend1680 who tf cares? The song isn't about that anyway!

[@g04922]

Mick's eyes actually roll back at 2:53 - 54... he was so high and on fire !

[@puplover7991]

And here it is again: Mick looks at Keith for a smile or acknowledgement. It's in every "old" video. They love each other despite what they say in public.

[@ZikoHendrix]

+pup lover Altmont is the best exemple and Hampton 81, keef wll always be there for Mick

[@puplover7991]

Mick Thunder True!

[@stuartmcnulty9142]

+pup lover your totally right man - they're practically brothers! At 1:00 is a great one of those

[@puplover7991]

Stuart McNulty YES! I love that moment. Moments like that are all over the old vids (especially Dead Flowers.) It strikes me because Mick seems so autonomous but I think the one person in the universe he truly loves and respects is Keith.

[@heliopolis29]

pup lover despite MT coming in, the old school-tie was always Mick and Keith. MT knew he contributed a hell of a lot on Sticky Fingers and his great solos ALAS MT didn't actually write the songs. Fantastic blues guitar player but not a songwriter. Great the Stones got him back for the last few tours, even though it was intermittent.

[@carrotjuse]

I drove straight through, non-stop, from San Francisco to Houston in 1972 in my old Volkswagen van to see them. Every venue in California sold out within minutes! Arrived just in time to see the best rock band in the world!

[@rtyughvbn12]

Great story

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

why didn’t you see them in winterland? they played 4 shows (edit: lmao my dumbass didn’t see the final part)

[@jeffjbi6876]

VOLKSWAGEN. Nice. German Car's are the best right?

[@eliorayahyisraelwalker9714]

😢😢😢😢

[@briantruck2284]

Did u lose any engine oil 🛢️

[@eggsandwine]

Anybody who s seen the Stones on those days has probably seen the best live ever.

[@retrovi4128]

Hehe

[@Methilde]

Confirm, was at Brussell 73, my first rock concert and never saw such a level after.

[@canusavet]

I was at the October '70 concwert in Frankfurt West Germany - FN A

[@williamseale]

God I love this song !!!

[@abhall86]

What a legendary sax player. RIP Bobby Keys. You will be missed.

[@robertleslie2467]

Mick and Keith singing and playing off each other. Have mercy. Now that’s a big 🤙rock and roll band! 🤙🤙

[@FredWagner-nv8fh]

Don't forget the other mick in the room

[@Jean-ir4sg]

I was at this concert on the 2nd row. Best concert ever. Love the Stones always. I have seen them in concert 4 times and loved every minute of it. Truly the best rock and roll band ever!

[@mickjagger6129]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@philip6894]

🎉😂

[@eastberlinterp]

Rest in peace, Bobby. You were the funky blow to so many great songs from my youth. Your talent will be sorely missed.

[@alr9967]

If St Peter says, welcome to Heaven. You get to pick one band to watch live for eternity. I’m picking the Stones in the Mick Taylor years. The energy is incredible

[@schapman5]

The Stones already had the top front man of all time, one of the greatest rythym guitarist, song writer of all time. WAtts and Wyman on the back end. Then you add a lead guitarist that ends up in the top 40 all time... Yeah this is going to be a good band!

[@heavymetal9749]

RIP Charlie everything would never be the same without you

[@kathrynbaker5188]

Amen!

[@nevamind68t23]

Amen to that too 👊🏾 🖤

[@sergiojimenez2179]

Rest in peace Charlie

[@chawntelh]

I think you went the long way around in TRYING to say, "nothing will be the same without you"...🤪

[@heavymetal9749]

@Jacquie Hayes The Stones wouldn't have gone this far without Charlie. If it weren't for him, the band would've ended a long time ago

[@donmccann2885]

The kings of tone and vibe. Charlie is a huge part of the tone in my book.

[@bobgibb2781]

Read your history . The Stones earned the right to perform this honest tribute to black culture . Their entire career has been a homage to black culture . Where do you think their name comes from ? Well if you don't know , start finding out before the whole world is painted GREY .

[@mical2great]

Earned the right😂😂😂 who tf are you and what drugs do u take. .they didnt earn shit. Dudes just sucked black music tits forever

[@duncefunce1513]

Blah blah blah

[@synysterjazmyngates]

@@duncefunce1513 agreed.

[@c63tay70]

It’s not blacks fault, we don’t care!! It’s the liberal minds

[@lianecornils6603]

I just like the melody.

[@kammhron]

Ah, good old fashioned Rock n Roll from the early 70's! Still gives me goosebumps!

[@Methilde]

Great music never get old.

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

May 71!

[@sisselhansen3915]

Baby ❤ This crazy text doesnt hide anything, my beloved Stones tells everything just the way it was, and is❤.🎉

[@LinnVaveon]

ROCK'S GREATEST BAND

[@StevenCryar]

Jagger coked out of his mind, Keith speed balling on blow and heroin... The Stones at their absolute best imo

[@monarch770]

MT and Charlie seemed to have done some Smack that night too. Bill always use to smoke 3 joints before the show

[@roybennett6330]

Sad but true hence his departure... He was running for his life...with no credits for songs, what was the point if staying

[@yeetusmymeatus4008]

rockaficionado I’ve never personally taken anything, but dude. They’re in outer space

[@Methilde]

@@rockmaniac9223 They first enjoy the show but maybe have a little Stones helper?

[@jimmyrichardson67]

Why does everyone think it’s cool they’re all drugged up. Have you seen the state of them all now? If there was ever an advert for not doing drugs it’s the Rolling Stones.

[@RodolfoSoares-h4n]

Perfect Jagger in this performing. No words to him , just the best rocker singer all times. Just Mick Jagger. Long life ....

[@whitespyder9]

One of the best Stones songs ever!!! Mick Taylor really brought something different to their live sound during this era... awesome.

[@nedhohepa7716]

Rolling Stones give roots music , combining styles. This is a good example. Bob did roots, rock and reggae. Here we have another electic mix .

[@joethompson-tv1ss]

WOW!! They were amped up and layin it down!! Saw The Stones in 66 and tickets were $5.00 a piece! Brian Jones on bass too!

[@edrussell8848]

Keef and MT sounded SO freaking great together. MT lit fires with his lead/slide playing, and nobody lays down a rhythm like Keef did back in the day. I strongly disagree with people that say that MT WAS THE BEST GUITARIST IN THE STONES EVER EVAR EVAR!!!!!!!!!! (drools and drags knuckles). I simply believe that the two of them were the best guitar duo in the history of Rock n Roll.

[@JamesClarke.yt.]

Ed Russell this.

[@nickmah8195]

Couldn't agree more, they both complimented each other perfectly

[@SirMan48]

They're great but dickie Betts and Duane Allman blow em away

[@alexdelarge703]

Jonathan Acquaviva I wouldn’t say that, it’s surely close though... Even Duane and Clapton on the Layla album

[@johnmaritato3587]

Excellent point Ed. Most star /hot gutiar players never really play off another player and were the only guitar player - Clapton, Townsend, Beck, Hendrix , Page, Van Halen etc. I disagree about Allman and Betts as that was more duelng guitars and duel leads in the Southern rock tradition - a tradition which has not stood the test of time outside of hardcore fans. Betts and Allman have distinct styles but play the same type of leads. But Mick T and Keith really complimented each other by being total opposites and neither again reached the heights they hit when they played together. I doubt if generations to come will be watching videos of Whipping Post.

[@jorgeochoa223]

Came strait here from Joe Rogans podcast 😂😂😂😂

[@FaithinHim]

How was the podcast?

[@ralphbarba1742]

Same here!!

[@jimhenkle2853]

lol. Same

[@mjschoensee93]

Me too 😂🎉

[@zachschlumpf9801]

Same! I had to hear it again!

[@machinehead6564]

Great Stuff The Stones were a Machine then

[@doyadoyawannadome]

1:03 I love the look Mick gives Keith during concerts :D

[@daffodilyellow2430]

Yeah but what is that look???? Have seen Mick do that in a few concerts

[@emmecee6273]

Daffodil Yellow looks like a, “Hell yea, we’re killin’ it!” look to me. He seems genuinely happy to be up there entertaining the peoples.

[@charel5614]

Emme Cee right on

[@fdonelli]

1:04 : This is how it looks being the greatest fucking rock roll band in the world and knowing it.

[@rustybear5125]

Jagger is a freakin rock God.

[@lesliedabrowski4152]

Love me some Rolling Stones... BEST BAND EVER!!!! I just got chills..❤❤

[@Marguerite.643]

Jehhhh

[@KR-us9pj]

What ever you think - it is an unbelievably good tune. Where has this creativity gone?

[@g04922]

..."get down on your knees now, just like a young BOY should....yeah !" Mick feeling his other half. The band was so hot and tight back then. And Mick Taylor was Keith's best ever guitar partner.

[@naomi8529]

Jagger on total fire, Keys in another dimension. Masterpiece performance. Keep Rocking..☝🏻🎤🎷💋✌🏻

[@johnburrows1179]

The height of real rock n roll. God all mighty those were great times. I’m so lucky to have lived it

[@jakekurtessis4224]

I LOVE this song ! CLASSIC Rolling Stones rock !!

[@Azatarot75]

The few shots we see of Charlie Watts on his drums, he's so intense. He has said that he never can enjoy himself most of the time onstage. On this number, it's like he's fighting a life-or-death battle to keep the beat going.

[@justthefactsplze]

Somebody has to be the grown up in the room.

[@DevinRyanVitek]

Love that Keith is feeling the song at 2:23

[@janehanlon2802]

So good with mick Taylor on lead , absolute legendary lead player , made them so good with his lead breaks ❤

[@MovieHound17]

Interviewer: So why don't you sing more songs Keith? Kieth: Then what would Mick Do? LOL!! gota love the stones!

[@puplover7991]

+MovieHound17 LOL, Keef!

[@puplover7991]

Mick Thunder We agree usually on all things Stones, but Keith is not a better singer than Mick. Even Keith would admit that. Keith has a very interesting voice that's great for some songs.

[@LeonAllanDavis]

Keef sang in a boy's choir. He was very good and absolutely loved it. But when his voice changed, he had to leave the group and his entire world collapsed. He was devastated. Then his grandfather introduced him to the guitar and his mother bought him his first one. He learned to play by listening to records. One day his mother put her head around the corner. "Was that you playing? I thought it was the radio." That was the turning point. From then on, he forgot all about singing...

[@Methilde]

@@puplover7991 Keith in an interview answer to a question "why are you still with Jagger"? : cause he is the best.

[@RL-ut6dl]

Mick Jagger best dancer and singer

[@rebeccawagner4167]

Mick is laying out just good old rock and roll and I'm loving it ❤❤🎉

[@robertlagettie4792]

I'm from Australia and I love this song

[@Stives1979]

I listen to the mighty stones EVERY NIGHT thee greatest R&B band in the world rip Charlie watts a real legend thanks for a excellent upload 💯👍🎵🎶🎸

[@petermills542]

Mick & Keith 'Glimmering ' away like no others can , pure magic !!

[@bryandev7653]

Yup and they went slowly down hill after Mick Taylor left

[@juanandresrodriguezpedreir8922]

A song that doesn't deserve being excluded of any Stones concert.

[@juanandresrodriguezpedreir8922]

@UC4olqKccR-vvh_kbTs-8z7g there`s nothing wrong with the lyrics

[@craigcottrell1172]

This is just the start, cancel culture will keep coming

[@Mustaine1ify]

@@craigcottrell1172 See my comment

[@noviprospekt7386]

Ten years from now I see undesirable facts being removed from history books just in case someones feelings don't get hurt. Not to mention the artistic and freedom of speech. A way to tyranny through the back door.

[@misguidedangel6550]

@@noviprospekt7386 this is what the left wants and they are accomplishing it. Keep voting for Joe Biden types and everything will be canceled

[@SolveighTravis-wn4tx]

This is just pure magic!

[@francinewilson3798]

Mick and the Boy's just get better!! Brown Sugar!! Love it!!~~~~~~

[@francinewilson3798]

Keep Rolling Mick!!

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Happy Birthday Mick!! 🎉💜💖

[@sisselhansen3915]

Baby ❤ This crazy text doesnt hide anything, my beloved Stones tells everything just the way it was, and is❤.

[@Mff21]

Mick Taylor slayed man... He made the Stones relevant in the early 70s. Literally changed the live aspect of the band outside of Mick Jagger's showmanship.

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

What did Mick Taylor play?

[@Mff21]

@@robertthacher-ro6bh From a band standpoint, he was just another guitarist, not labeled Lead or Rhythm. But from critics and music pundits, he was a lead guitar player in live settings. I can't remember what critic said it, but they said that Richards had the cutting/jagged technique while Taylor was more melodic and fluid during live shows.

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

@@Mff21 Thx for the info. I always think of Richard as the lead player!

[@Aristipp-ng5fu]

Rubbish!

[@manishgosain7452]

R.I.P. Bobby Keys, greatest Rock n Roll Saxophone player. Melancholy news. In Music Heaven. Ah, good old fashioned Rock n Roll from the early 70's! Still gives me goosebumps!

[@martinklatt6937]

Rolling Stones are awareness. No reason why this song should be "left behind". Great song, great band with Bobby Keys and Jim Price!

[@eightinches6094]

Left behind because of the PC movement. Still can't believe the Stones caved into to it.

[@paperbackwriter960]

What a shame that they (specially Mick) have decided to never play this fantastic, perfect rock n' roll song live again.

[@craig206]

They should change tour name from The No Filter Tour to The Filter Tour!!! This is VERY Disappointing and Sad!

[@paperbackwriter960]

@@craig206 Totally agree! Filter and Censor Tour 🙄

[@georgegreenberg3784]

They hit a dangerous level which blew up in their faces Too bad

[@poopgod69]

@@georgegreenberg3784 dangerous level? What?

[@bupe007]

He will play as long the Stones live.....sad Charlie passed away!

[@jimk3156]

1:05 “we sound great, the band is grooving, this is amazing”

[@johnnyM809]

My favourite Stones song...they were sheer magic back then.

[@fibromanmusc4369]

Brown sugar is my favourite vocal performance in the history of all rock music.

[@lapinebob]

The American Marxists are trying to erase this song from history.

[@victoriataylor2346]

@@lapinebob they should include this history in school, so that children know the truth.

[@joeshmo7797]

Quite honestly I like this better than the real studio version. This is why they're literally one of the best bands to see live.

[@schapman5]

1969 to 1974

[@myramedicinewindkay813]

The greatest band of all time!

[@paulj6756]

Always!

[@jessewolf7649]

@@schapman51962- 2023

[@jessewolf7649]

The Best

[@alank5560]

I’m lucky, I lived in this era.

[@peterschlipf9114]

the Stones are releasing this great concert footage cause I bet they enjoy watching it themselves:-)

[@cartman9675]

Is this going to have to be removed now? Groan. Wish I could take a time machine back to the 70s. Anyone with me?

[@imyourfriend1680]

White people also was slave in barbary slave trade

[@davidjames666]

Let me collect some of my favorite 8 tracks, bell bottoms, and a little cocaine and I will be there with you

[@ZestySea]

Relax - the song isn’t going to be removed. The Rolling Stones just won’t be playing it on their next tour

[@sue5710]

Me!! It makes no sense at all. But it's ok to listen to the filth today. N word all over everything. And disgusting Cardi B.

[@TrussttN01]

Reminds me of Edwards Grocery in Raleigh, back in ‘77, just around midnight.

[@patrickbilcke4937]

The greatest performance of the Stones I have ever seen. Unbelievable!

[@tandod269]

Pure magic... The best band forever and ever 👍💯👏👏👏👏

[@marcusperez2675]

That true , com certeza, nunca mais vai ter uma banda igual !!!

[@brianengel1298]

Tied with the Beatles

[@debomb721]

I think I’m the few ppl that thinks mick Taylor overplays, he’s often playing busy leads, that go overtop the music rather than sit within it. He’s like the guy at the open jam that thinks the whole song is a good time to solo I just listen to this cuz the rest of the band is on fire

[@angieharbin7257]

Don't retire the song..it addresses the horrors of slavery..and it rocks and I'm a black sister..people don't understand what they don't know..

[@jdmac44]

Yeah, it's like retiring a movie like Amistad, or Ten Years A Slave. It's a story like all the rest.

[@SarahWilson-fv5vo]

I wish more black poeple would stand up against this woke nonsense like you

[@noe.corti84]

Sending love to you girl!!

[@ogkennyp2393]

U don't understand and that's ok

[@Angelum_Band]

Seems like the woke algorithm did not like your train of thought and it ghosted your comment but, I found it to respond. The song starts with the description of what was happening back then and what ended up being. Today Willie Brown wonders if this song was actually written for Kamála. But wait there is more: she let 20 Million new illegal slaves that will end up competing for work with less wages. To top it off the gang Tren de Aragua speciallizes in human traffic, porn and prostitution. So yes Brown Sugar exactly as it is today.

[@ritchiecross7141]

Hands down, flat-out THE single GREATEST Rpck 'N' Roll song EVER !!

[@Italy55]

Totally wild 💥

[@BahFungoo]

The saxophone in this song is off the chain

[@mattschneider6773]

Bobby Keyes.

[@gabid3293]

Herrlich... Was haben wir gerockt damals... Tolle Zeit war das. Never forget 👍

[@JohnJohn-w8n]

The record was recorded at the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama. It was done there in December 1969.

[@333Alastair]

These guys are so tight it’s hard to believe any rock band could be this good.

[@matthewreese8064]

Goodnight Mr Keys. Thank you for the wonderful music! RIP.

[@ferm8103]

Happy birthday mick, hope you had a good one, 👍

[@tjcolatrella943]

One of the Most Rockin Tunes Ever Written We Don't Appreciate or Share it Enough.!

[@Mimi-cg2cw]

Hey I'm a deep Brown girl..67 and I've never heard this song..I like it. We are Brown and we come in many shades..

[@toployonestin]

Brown suggar is heroin

[@HannahJanLornitzo-uu5iz]

Ima Brown Sugar! What a dancd hit!

[@andrewptob]

I wish I had been around to witness such greatness in their prime. Oh well, at least we got some video...

[@puplover7991]

Me too. But the upside is, if we were, we'd be old right now!

[@KM-mv3qr]

They will always be in their prime!

[@leecawthon8034]

the pinnacle of rock n roll was the Stones circa 1972-73

[@mikehocking4836]

Awesome song

[@joanndowers5080]

I love Mick Jagger!!!! So much energy!!! Just flows from him, still!

[@moniquesilverans3842]

Je préfère Keith car c'est lui le plus grand créateur de musique du groupe.

[@mickjagger6129]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@jeanrae6801]

Love Mick Jagger 💙💙💙💙

[@mickjagger6465]

@@jeanrae6801 Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@zorazen2]

R.I.P. Bobby Keys, greatest Rock n Roll Saxophone player. Melancholy news. In Music Heaven.

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

May of 1971. I can still see the pollen on my windshield. I was just 18. A wonderful time to be alive. One of the Stones very best hits. Love it. "You should of heard her just around midnight"

[@JoseCariocareal]

Please bring this back on the USA tour this summer. Your fans aren’t offended by this classic Stones jam

[@thehandsomeboy32]

Another of those greatest hits of this great british band. The parents of rock music.

[@LeonAllanDavis]

Mick Jagger has always insisted that the Rolling Stones is a "blues band".

[@patriciagutierrez9947]

I like So much this Song Stones!! Amazing!!😊

[@tomprophet7097]

Great song

[@fabiopolverino7655]

R.I.P. Charlie and thank you for all

[@erykrothaar]

Szkoda,że nie będą już grać tego kawałka na koncertach! Lewaki zabraniają-szok,czyżby koniec wolnego rocka....?

[@Weirdbald]

RIP, Bobby. You were the best rock sax player and brought so much to the Stones.

[@webjocker2001]

I love the presence of mick jagger on stage ...

[@oqueseinaosei4895]

Presence of cocaine

[@lucacastellaro3221]

One year after this, Aerosmith debuted with their first album. Look at Mick Jagger 's moves on this clip and discover where Steven Tyler got his from.

[@averyetvspecial1487]

Luca Castellaro It’s hardly a secret that Tyler was a Jagger imitator 😂

[@lucacastellaro3221]

@@averyetvspecial1487 for a 50 years old guy like me not for sure, but maybe for some kids out there who thinks Aerosmith and the Stones come from the same museum's room 😉

[@ELVIS1975T]

I think you like it because he has moves like Jagger.

[@kennethquintini658]

Saw the Stones at University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa in spring of 1972, the band was in fine form . .

[@reliant8186]

Tonight Bobby and Gabriel are playing "When the Saints Go Marching In"! Rest in Peace Bobby! You represented the state of Texas very well. Everyone that you played with got to experience a real Texan!

[@MrJJSimonds]

A classic example of what cupping the mic does to your vocals... great track.. thanks...

[@jccc5350]

Must of heard this song hundreds of times, never listened to the lyrics till now

[@Insperato62]

Wonderful! To think I'm old enough (staring at 70) to have paid about 2/6d to watch them in pubs. Brilliant. Well done England. What a culture - and it went global:)