Wyman, Watts and Stu with Alexis Korner

[@knockitofff]

Damn I could listen to Stu boogie all night, RIP

[@gregturner581]

Store alone

[@shytalker]

Ian Stewart gave me and my mates a lift in his van [a Commer cob] C1965 after Stones appearance at Nelson Imperial Ballroom, [acted as Roadie at that time] a Gent to Stop for me and the Lads. so late that nite//// RIP Ian. you deserve more Credit, you are a Star.//

[@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw]

If there had been no Ian Stewart, there would have been no Rolling Stones. It's that simple. That's not MY opinion. That's what Keith Richards wrote in his biography. And I think Keith Richards knew a bit about the subject.

[@tedGEGI]

i'm really stunned---to see wyman not only actually move but to sing too !!!! i almost soiled myself....

[@paulmay1527]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jamiemcknight8598]

Look at Bill checking out the back up singer's

[@peterasaro1914]

Stu!

[@ROCK1910]

bill wyman lead vocal love it this video is great

[@markforster2794]

I was there. Great gig. Rumour was Clapton would show.

[@dorian3260]

I've been trying to sing like Mick Jagger for over fifty years--turns out, I sound like Bill!

[@williamhaugh8461]

Great music

[@olgierdogden4742]

I was there and loved the gig.

[@awalilkin4237]

First time for me looking Bil Wayman singing

[@pakoman10]

Bill si que tiene una voz de bluesero!! waoo! pkm!!

[@Isabella-cw3ol]

Tops....it's terrific...Bill rocks!

[@marcmcfarland5113]

Lose the ads, KZbin.

[@michealcurrie8272]

Stu and Brian the original RS. The musicians, musicians. Stu can Boogie.

[@keithfabrice]

c'est excellent pour finir la semaine, je crois que je vais brancher ma guitare. merci

[@Stahlflug]

........very rare.....thank you.......

[@gliedo]

A web-o mi buen, gracias por comentar, gusto ver otro Mexicano por acá, estuve viendo tus videos están muy chingones!

[@danielbarreto1973]

Leyendo que eres mexicoespañol... Chingón el video! No sé de dónde sacaste esta joya pero que bueno que existe KZbin para que la compartas con la banda. Saludos!

[@helmusico]

Im not the copyright owner! and I want this video here in youtube forever!! I mean it!

[@racine09]

epouvantable!

[@krisscanlon4051]

Bill was about 47 here I think

[@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw]

That would mean it was recorded in 1983 (Wyman born 1936). It would have to be before 1985, because that's the year in which Stu passed. The style of this recording is more rockabilly than rock, ie the house style of Wyman's Rhythm Kings.

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

Ian Stewart was the man, so was Nicky Hopkins, but some people think Ian Stewart looked like Jay Leno in the film LETS SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER

[@ukraininoak]

100 % IN AGREEMENT !

[@iorr247]

Isn't Bill great? Read about Alexis Korner sometime and be amazed. His influence and contribution to so many in British rock is incredible and yet unknown. How about Stu? Does anyone know of anywhere else that you can see this master of boogie woogie play like this? You checked out way to soon Stu.

[@curien1000]

Wow. Thanks for sharing!

[@c.martinbarraza3007]

I prefer this version than original. Stu put all of his soul in this. And Bill is very fun and crafty for this kind of songs.

[@herbertdubielzek1088]

Wer hätte das gedacht ? Mensch Bill,warum nicht schon eher und öfter?

[@widdyhabb]

Always wondered why Bill W. never sang on any of the Stones recordings. Now I know.

[@johngore7744]

He sang ‘ In Another Land’ on Their Satanic Majesties Request in 67 and had two solo albums ‘Stone Alone ‘ and ‘Monkey Grip’ he hasn’t got a great voice but come on it’s Rock n Roll not gospel or opera. And he doesn’t care. Nor do I.

[@gliedo]

Your Englis is great. Saludos desde la Ciudad de México, soy hijo de españoles

[@marynikoloff]

Master piece 👌

[@chasbodaniels1744]

I’ll never understand how dear old Bill Wyman could make a great living for decades, doing something that others might kill for, and yet never exhibit the slightest bit of emotion, fire, enthusiasm, or physical groove whilst doing it. Bill: WTF is wrong with you sir?

[@johngore7744]

It’s all part of the Stones (Andrew Oldham) original , completely opposite to the Beatles image of not cuddly , not caring to be liked and somewhat dangerous. They all were like that except Charlie did it passively and dressed well. Lol

[@elainekerslake6865]

Bill was always too cool.

[@glitter-lk5dz]

I enjoy his playing but yes, this. He's also got vacant eyes.

[@chrisvwingham]

Freakin awesome! Stones missed that talent..

[@BonniePB]

@widdyhabb Not quite right. He sings "In Another Land" on the Stones album "Their Satanic Majesty Request" from 1967. Believe it or not!

[@peteandurnot]

In sense thats true, he's not a great Singer, but then again he's never ever claimed to be. He was always a committed Bassist, thats his Forte. And I guess many 70 Year olds envy how he looks today.

[@peteandurnot]

Chck out the KZbin Vid Bill Wyman Peebles talk part one. It was only Last Year I think, but he has his Daughter with him. I think shes only about 10 Years old.

[@hugatag]

Bill is "BLUES"

[@peteandurnot]

Yep, and he's still touring and playing away. You're never ever too old to Rock'N Roll :-)

[@yurayuradan]

It's nice to find his play with Stu! I still love Stones but present Stones is different from the one which I used to love because Bill is no longer in the band... BTW, is it performance around 1983??

[@SandroMairata]

Why no face shots of Stu?

[@JOHNDTONY]

“ Bill Wyman likes taking pictures of girls LEGS” Love You Live.

[@TKOMN]

Alexis died January 1984 -- who is up for a 30 year reunion Jan 2014 ?

[@gliedo]

@helmusico all the show but "I'd Rather go blind"

[@chungiemunchin]

As singing bassists go, Paul McCartney has nothing to fear from Mr. Wyman!

[@c.martinbarraza3007]

Wyman is better than MC, cause he`s revivifying an old traditional music. Furthermore, he`s a Stone. Nothing can win to that ;)

[@johngore7744]

Or Jack Bruce

[@MrWosclifton]

@@c.martinbarraza3007 Yes, indeed.

[@helmusico]

Tell me please, Ian Stewart Play in All The Concert or just some songs?

[@sylvainlaunay5698]

Tres mal filmé..... Filmé c montrer On ne voit pas Charlie Watts ni Ian Stewart

[@steveconn]

Half this lineup is dead. Depressing!

[@xylfox]

@chungiemunchin Paul is a(pop-music)_God.His basslines are the finest in pop-history.Bill is a good RocknRoll-Bassist and iadmitt singing and good bass-playing same time is difficult.

[@CHRISTIANGRELL]

Bill writes in one of his books that Keith has no singing voice, and it was wrong that Keith became the backup Singer. Did Bill ever hear himself? 🤔

[@danieladias985]

I don't think either Bill or Keith has a good voice to sing 🤣🤣 But that's ok, they're both great with their respective instruments. You can't even be excellent at everything.

[@Methilde]

Keith is a great backing voice, much better than Bill here.

[@curien1000]

Hell the reason Ian Stewart was officially not in the band (although he toured and recorded with them as the unofficial keyboard player) was because he didn't "look good enough." Even in this clip he gets very little face-time (you see a lot of his hands though - like the Stones, they couldn't deny his talent)

[@thefamilycat]

The albums Wyman made were not very good as he seemed to become a singer songwriter.He needs to stick to covers. You can also see why Jagger was the Stones singer!

[@danieladias985]

I agree. For these and others we see why the Stones lead singer is Mick Jagger and not Wyman, Richards, Ronnie. None of these three sings well.

[@cookieman38111]

I wonder if he has taken up with any more underage girls like he married in the past???

[@deadlyoneable]

Bill wymans solo effort was ass.

[@LONEEAGLE_space_rock]

lol terrible, he should have given up singing after In Another Land

[@syrren]

I can see why Mick Jagger was chosen as the frontsman for the Stones, this is embarassingly awful!!!

[@danieladias985]

Yes🤣🤣

[@Otterino]

syrren and others...I got news for you. Mick Jagger cannot sing worth a crap. I'm sure you might have noticed. He can just wiggle his bum better.

[@johngore7744]

News for you. Neither could Bob Dylan. Charlie Patton and Johnny Rotten. But they all sounded great. We ain’t looking for Pavarotti here just some emotion and feeling.

[@olgierdogden4742]

@@johngore7744 Hear hear, I couldn’t agree with you more.