The Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice | REACTION/REVIEW

The Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice | REACTION/REVIEW
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[@ohfour-seven6228]

I've always said The Stones were the funkiest of the classic rock bands. They grew up on early classic blues records. They've always been amazing. And as for Linda, every cover she's ever made, she makes her own. From this album, check out Soul Survivor, Shine a Light and Rocks Off (yes, that's what it's about!). Other must hears: Let It Bleed, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Moonlight Mile, Street Fighting Man, 2000 Light Years From Home... that can keep you buys, there is so much more!!!

[@michaelb.3982]

Sticky Fingers is one of the greatest albums of all time..

[@ohfour-seven6228]

@@michaelb.3982 Actually it's part of a run of alltime great studio albums: Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile o Main Street. All are absolutely brilliant.

[@michaelb.3982]

@@ohfour-seven6228 I agree.. Stones are the British band by far..

[@ohfour-seven6228]

@@michaelb.3982 👍

[@Coolrockndad]

The Stones are simply the best when it comes to Rock and Blues.

[@colleentrygg7376]

It has been said the Stones made America recognize the great blues musicians they had in their own back yard. They love black America music and it heavily influenced the music they created , so you nailed it in your comments,

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

“Greatest Rock & Roll Band” The Rolling Stones 👅 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@KevinF-j4w]

Yo Biz, "Can't you hear me knocking" is the signature sound. The Stones at their best.

[@artharrison9586]

Really good analysis of this one. I’ve been listening to them for 50 years and it’s good to hear someone younger pick up on where they were coming from.

[@julieanderson6463]

Awesome observation re the Stones' gospel element & great illustration w your churchy friend 🙂👍 PS Lots of gospel (with maybe a New Orleans flavor?) on Exile on Main Street. Gorgeous album.

[@robertasirgutz8800]

So excited about your Stones reactions! Such as amazing band. Another great tune from Exile is very atmospheric and thoughtful, "Let it Loose".

[@davidwolf4677]

There is no more rock & roll than this.

[@chipmusick682]

If you like this, you would love "Shine a Light" or "Let It Loose" both from "Exile"...they will take you to church!!!

[@keeponrollin7922]

Shine a light would be another to sneak in playlist

[@nostalga44jo]

The Rolling Stones, "Happy" " ( official lyric video)

[@muriel2267]

Shattered or Street Fighting Man are really good. I’m not sure if you’ve done either of them yet

[@watchbizmatik]

I did shattered

[@sarahzentexas]

Haha, yes! Gospel! There are so many songs they’ve done that take us to church! The Stones are American blues and soul fanatics.

[@AW11-e4h]

Greatest Rock n Roll band ever 🤘🤘

[@Trep-k1z]

One of my favorites from them and still sounds amazing like it did when i 1st heard it in 70's

[@rosamattisse4652]

I’ve always thought of the Stones as a dance band. Just about their entire catalog gets me on my feet

[@mikecaetano]

The Rolling Stones song to slip into her mix without her realizing it might be "I Just Wanna See His Face", also from Exile On Main Street. That album cover is Made In The Shade, a greatest hits compilation album they released in the late seventies that includes their seventies hits before Some Girls. I still have my vinyl copy of it. Heh. Also check out "It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It)" and "Dance Little Sister".

[@SK-lk3iu]

Yes, "I Just Wanna See His Face" is definitely very gospel-like.

[@FrançoisGuèdenet]

The Stones have always been able to rock, and this is a good one. This will get a party going.

[@MarkCox21125150]

Killer album and this tune is one of their best!

[@erolbulut2584]

One of the greatest albums of all time.

[@michaelb.3982]

Exile and Sticky Fingers are both on the list of greatest albums of all time..

[@suemontague3151]

Can't go wrong with The Stones

[@BigC.]

Has always been my favorite by The Stones.

[@chrisjamieson3452]

The vocals on this are just one of their best. Got to love it. Mick nailed it.

[@ktwebbdevil]

The Stones definitely were inspired by the blues,country and gospel! They blended all of that into great rock classics! I think rock was born from combining those genres back in the 50s

[@D_phillips17]

Happy Birthday Mick!!

[@onsesejoo2605]

In the 60's the British R & B meant a combination of blues with faster tempos and song structures added from beat/pop music, thus literally Rhytm & Blues. It was largely a London thing, sort of answer to Liverpool sound led by The Beatles. Rolling Stones was one of the first R & B bands to make it. Animals and Yardbirds were hot on the heels.

[@danielperezcabezas109]

The Stones are huge fans of American music,specially black american music and I guess they developed their own style through playing blues, Chuck Berry´s songs,and old R&B music again and again till it became so natural for them that they wrote their own songs toatlly into that vibe.Linda Ronstadt does good on this but the way the Stones sound is crazy,the edge of the guitars,Mick´s vocals,the bass and the drums,Oh,man! I like specially the final "Got to roll me" part where instruments stop and then come back gradually.Some say "Exile..." was Keith´s album and we can hear him singing lead vocals on the song "Happy".Always loved this LP.Peace!

[@ronaldelliott4373]

There you go Biz. Glad you did Linda’s live cover the other day. There’s actually one other live cover you should try. It’s worth the time. From a few yrs back at Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Celebration Concert, it’s Keith Urban, Vince Gill and Albert Lee trading off on this one. 👈✨

[@arjaylee]

They started out wanting to be a blues band. They loves them some Gospel.

[@johnwallen438]

You should finish Exile and sticky Fingerrs. Great individual songs? The Last Time, Under My Thumb, Let's Spend the Night Togerther, Ruby Tuesday, 2000 Light Years from Home. Cneck out early live video footage.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Gospel music is definitely in there. Biz, you should do their song "Time Waits for No One." So good!

[@ericanderson8886]

Favorite track on the album, just a great groove and love the guitars.

[@davescurry69]

Awesome choice Biz. My personal favourite Stones album - and my favourite album period - is Exile On Main St. "Tumbling Dice" is the last track on Side One. The entire double LP is a mixture of rock and roll, rhythm and blues, blues, soul, country, gospel and even just a touch of reggae. It is incredible when you listen to it and then remember that the Stones are English. They sound more American than most American bands. They also can get into a groove like no other rock and roll band. Get into Exile Biz. You will love it. To check out something not from Exile, maybe go for either "Moonlight Mile" or "Sway" from the previous album, Sticky Fingers.

[@jay-remedy-plz]

Mother’s Little Helper recorded in December 1965. That’s a different vibe!

[@mikefetterman6782]

Rock and Roll is a melding of country, blues, jazz, and big band. The American blues singers went under appreciated in the US. The Brits were gobbling up every Muddy Waters, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Lightnin' Hopkins, and John lee Hooker album, and trying their best cover songs. The Rolling stones did that for the first couple years of their existence, not really writing any originals until around 1965. The British invasion, was a direct response to American blues music. Many of those old blues singers toured a lot in the UK trying to make a living and America was not having black music become popular, even Elvis had been tamed and put into movies to "gentrify" music into an organized box full of Frankie Avalons and Pat Boone. The Beatles and Stones brought back a fresh, wild version of these songs, (Many times not even learning the right lyrics, and making up their own, unable to decipher some of the lines in the blues songs of the past) throwing a monkey wrench into the system that the "Whites' in power, especially in the south had to adapt to again.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

EXILE ON MAIN STREET is incredible. Right up there with THE WHITE ALBUM, PHYSICAL GRAFFITI, and ELECTRIC LADYLAND as one of the best double albums ever. Biz, you must listen to EXILE all the way through.

[@christopherearnshaw6306]

........" Let it Bleed "......!!! Surely the Best

[@NathanThurberMusic]

This is my jam! There are some great live performances of this one on youtube.

[@rickward460]

Love ya Biz! Nicely played 🐶😎🇺🇸

[@Mr62Lincoln]

"I want to hear the rest of this album." Do it!! :)

[@stayclean777]

Excellent perceptions dude. Bingo.

[@rachelpsmith3129]

Torn and Frayed from the same album is another acoustic song like Sweet Virginia but Torn and Frayed has a gospel sound too, like this song here. Every song on Exile is a gem.

[@rickeylucero3955]

One great epic track.

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

Love the Stones❤, thanks.

[@laurahatzes6964]

Great talk! Great reaction!

[@encoreunefois1X]

Really good analysis. The Stones love American music, mostly black but country too. The portrayal of this music through their English sensibilities give it a bit of something else.

[@chrishoff5291]

Everybody is going to love different albums, I love them all but I have two favorites...Two albums that couldn’t be any more different from each other...”Some Girls” and “Their Satanic Majesties Request”, which most would never consider as their favorite, but to each their own.

[@johnwallen438]

There was no Southern rock when the Stones did this. Thery did a lot to create the genres.

[@alrivers2297]

I like your analysis of the Stones. Yes, because they were greatly influenced by the black artists of the 30s, 40s and 50s. Their influence swept through much of England in the 60s

[@ojstinson]

Great review, you are very perceptive, you go deeper and more eloquently than any I have seen so far.

[@watchbizmatik]

Appreciate that

[@freeforever6971]

The Stones!

[@ArmandoMPR]

If you haven’t check out “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” Also, the Stones are the most soulful of the giant rock bands. They swing even when rocking the hardest. Other bands are stiff as fuck when they rock.

[@chrisjamieson3452]

Hard and silly to pick things like "best". But this has always been one of my favorite Stones. I lived in Columbus, when I did my time at Ft. Benning.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

We used to say that the best American band is English. The Stones take in English pop and folk music, American gospel, soul, blues, and country, and this amazing music comes out. They’re definitely unique, and this whole double album is a mix of all these styles, played by whoever was at Keith Richards’ house, mostly Rolling Stones but also friends, their producer Jimmy Miller, and others, while tape was rolling. ‘Exile On Main St’ is the Stones album I’d have to take to the desert island if I could only take one.

[@boxerpaws55]

hey, i'm 71 .gonna be 72. good to know there's someone out there keeping this music alive. i gave up after the early early 70's(.don't do covers unless you can do em justice) BTW if you watch a Catholic liturgical service from Africa what a vibe you get there. nothing close. not even the services in the U.S.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Tattoo You was a great Stones album. Heaven; Start me Up; Little TandA (tits and arse), Waiting on a friend. Album has a cool vibe.

[@michaelgrantham125]

The meaning of this song is so RocknRoll. What Keith is getting at is any chick that hooks up with him or Mick is very much a gambler.

[@davidburton9136]

Sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll, for sure, but Mick was not a gambler. He didn't know anything about gambling but had this song title in his head. So, the story is that he asked one of the backup singers to tell him some gambling terms, which he incorporated in this song. And you're so right about how the Stones were successful for pulling from a lot of different genres, including gospel, to create what were their unique songs.

[@mikeb36240]

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[@shelbyonehalf]

You have to listen to "Can't you hear me knocking" by The Stones

[@mr.knowitall6440]

The Stones were very immersed in "American Blues", therefore their heroes were Black Americans musicians. 🤙😎

[@mikefetterman6782]

Once the Beatles and Stones started making unprecedented earnings in the late 60s, the British govt. placed a tax on all earning over $250,000 would be taxed nearly 90%. Making them all lose millions each year. The Stones decided to move. Keith Richards bought a mansion in the south of France and the whole entourage lived there during the making of this album. The Beatles started moving assets to Ireland and Scotland to reduce their taxes (George wrote the song TAXMAN because of this development in 1966.

[@michaelb.3982]

Sticky Fingers is my favorite Stones album.. Exile is #2.

[@marcusbeau]

that is one of the first cassettes i bought with my own money, played it relentlessly. try fool to cry

[@donevans2299]

They started out denying being a rock band and insisting they were a blues band

[@michaelb.3982]

They almost went with the name "Little boy blue and the blues boys" before they decided to call themselves the Rolling Stones.

[@Blade247]

The Paul Butterfield Band - East West..

[@craigplatel813]

Yes

[@usertr13phinsup]

I own this album 😎

[@patscoby1509]

Check black and blue enjoy

[@zenhaelcero8481]

Solid song. Linda's version isn't bad, but for me it doesn't beat the Stones' energy here.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

The nastier the Stones the better...( Not naughty, snowflakes) NASTY..guitars, drums , vocals. 😎💯✌️

[@cletushouse906]

It just don’t get any better.

[@Kartunku-terboleh]

Please reaction Queen - Liar Live at the rainbow 🥺🥺😅🥰🙏

[@jlb6]

Europe after World War Two was in bad shape. When Mick sang on Jumping Jack Flash , I was born in a crossfire hurricane Imassume he is talking metaphorically about the bombing of London. Fresh vegetables were a luxury, and Keith really disliked canned vegetables. This shaped their music . Team exile, a song with a Church feel Let It Loose, but not a bad cut to me on the album

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

My favorite part of this song is the outro. I've never been a huge Rolling Stones fan. I do respect their place in music history though.

[@michaelb.3982]

Who's better than the Stones ?

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

@michaelb.3982 I just prefer a different type of music. They might not be considered better than the Stones. I love Earth Wind and Fire, early Chicago, and Bad Company, Van Morrison, Anita Baker, Marc Broussard, George Benson, Stevie Wonder and Stevie Nick's, lately Marcus King. I just like different types of music.

[@michaelb.3982]

@sandyshoenberger2697 No matter what type of music you're in the mood for, you can always put on the Stones.. They play it all very well .. Funk,Blues, hard rock, soft rock,country,and soul..

[@michaelb.3982]

@@sandyshoenberger2697 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHiWgYikr6t3iNksi=TUIyOsqLczVE7JGs

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

@michaelb.3982 I have only ever owned two Stones albums, Goats Head Soup, and Some Girls. Both of them were very good. So I understand what you are saying.

[@hungfao]

The late absolutely great Ray Charles took a lot of flack for incorporating the 'gospel' flavor in his music.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Great song, and I love the Stones, but I almost like Linda's cover better !

[@thomasmcdonough6642]

Start me up

[@M_ondo]

Linda Ronstadt did a great cover of this. I prefer it because she's a better singer no disrespect to Mick or to his fans.

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

Stones! Always down

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

Ronnie Wood slide guitar?....

[@toddbyrnes2199]

My favorite Stones studio album is Sticky Fingers. My favorite live Stones album is Get your ya yas out