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@donnamoss7480

Ай бұрын

Honky Tonk women will rattle your doors

@user-ei1mu6dr4r

Ай бұрын

Other comments I have seen said that this song, at least in its first incarnation "Get a Line on You" was inspired by bandmember Brian Jones and his struggles with drugs.

@Waylandwoodworks

Ай бұрын

New Subscriber here. Scrolled through and watched many, but did not find any Rush. If you like Danny Carey and Bonham from Zeppelin then you will thoroughly enjoy Rush. Neil Pert is an amazing drummer. They’re a 3 man band, with huge sound. Try Spirit of the Radio as your first listen or perhaps Tom Sawyer as the first.

@kreieh

Ай бұрын

I'm new to your channel. If you haven't heard it yet, I recommend REO SPEEDWAGON, "157 Riverside Avenue" Live on the album You Get What You Play For. It's fun, upbeat and just great music. 🎶

@donnamoss7480

Ай бұрын

@@kreieh My absolute all time fav. Keep on lovin you

Rolling Stones “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”

@hanoverfist07

Ай бұрын

Sorry studio track. kzread.info/dash/bejne/oJ-Fkq6hk7e0o7w.htmlsi=kWFTBDlfCPSFwC74

@hanoverfist07

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kzread.info/dash/bejne/oJ-Fkq6hk7e0o7w.htmlsi=kWFTBDlfCPSFwC74

@bbollig9288

Ай бұрын

Those opening chords are the ringtone when my Daughter calls.

@wallyhitchcock845

Ай бұрын

One of the most badass opening riffs in rock & roll…

@karleneblaser1261

Ай бұрын

Stones anything!!

Exile on Main street (the entire album) is a masterpiece...

That's Billy Preston playing piano and organ. Great song, great album!

@heathcliff8624

Ай бұрын

Nicky Hopkins was on piano.

@moosehose

Ай бұрын

@@heathcliff8624 Not on this song,

That piano, was the late great,Billy Preston...

Rolling Stones are incredible. My Uncle, 82 years old, has attended EVERY Rolling Stones concert for every tour that has been in California and some other states and other countries, since the very first time they played in America, starting in 1965 ,including Altamont, up until the most recent show at SoFi Stadium in L.A. . I've seen them perform only twice, 1'm almost 59 yrs old, both times at the L.A. Coliseum and of course made a plan to meet with my Uncle both times. He has never missed a Stones concert tour over 60 yrs and I think he said around 45 or 50 times he has seen them live probably more because he would see them play on multiple nights in a row.

The Stones are older than the mag by years. Shine A light is on side two of this double album, all the tunes are good IMO, but you should check out "Loving Cup" & "Sweet Black Angel" on this record. Angela Davis was a Civil rights activist, and she was the Sweet Black Angel Mick was singing about. On Loving Cup you'll hear Keith Richard singing lead, also on "Happy" Tho Mick has sung it elsewhere. Keith is the heart of the Stones IMO. He's also the other half of "The Glimmer Twins", they wrote most all of the Stones songs. You will find a few where others have been named. Including Robert Johnson, the Blues Legend and Mick Taylor, the then excellent teen guitar player for parts of Ventilator Blues. Mick Taylor shines on “Time Waits for No One” on the 'It's Only Rocking 'N Roll' Album. Listen to those lyrics and remember, Hours are like Diamonds, don't let them Waste.... Enjoy the Stones and Remember, It's Only Rock 'N Roll my Friend and they are still doing it 60 years later! The first Stop of the Stones second Tour was on June 24, 1966. I paid $4.50 a piece for two tickets in the Manning Bowl, Lynn Massachusetts. The Girls never stopped screaming. I've been to many others and the tickets were always in the Hundreds of dollars for cheap seats. The sets have gotten better as have the sound systems.

Mick's tribute to Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones. The true swagger bad boy of the band.

The Stones have a song for every mood. Try "Angie", Beast of Burden", or "She's a Rainbow"

This was always one of my favorite Stones songs, with Memory Motel and Sweet Virginia and Wild Horses

This album is what finally got me to love the Stones. I figured out that they were, at their core, a blues band.

The Stones - Memory Motel ♡

A rolling stone gathers no moss

The Stones had a recent live concert film directed by Scorsese! named Shine a Light with an amazing live version of this song.

This tune comes at the end of what I think is the best rock & roll album ever. Was never much of a Stones fan growing up, but one day about two years ago I threw on Exile on Mainstreet and suddenly realized that what I was listening to was the absolute apex of rock & roll. Not that there hasn't been fantastic music since, but rock sort of just branched out and became so many different things after this record. To me Exile on Mainstreet is rock & roll's magnum opus.

Exile On Main Street, Let it Bleed. Anything mostly older. Some Girls is good too. As far as songs Gimme Shelter is a must.

Rolling Stones - album, Sticky Fingers

The Stones were worshiping at the alter of the great blues greats. They adored American blues artists and that is how the band began. Teenagers coveting and sharing rare blues vinyl from the states. They are considered the "World's Greatest Rock and Roll band" for a reason. Every stinking record up until Some Girls in the 80s was a masterpiece (with the exception of Black and Blue, perhaps...somebody change my mind? ) BUT...the period from Beggars Banquet to It's Only Rock and Roll were pure sick magic. Absolutely brilliant music. You deserve to listen to these albums...in their entirety. No joke...

Can’t believe you mentioned most of the instruments on the song but not Billy Preston’s organ work. To me, it makes the song.

@anneseay4905

Ай бұрын

It's a B3, nothing like that sound, playing piano, too, I think.

@mariajobson739

Ай бұрын

Billy Preston played with everyone! Beatles too...was he playing a Hammond B3 organ ? Used so much in early rock music. John Lord used it always and was best at it in the group Deep Purple...his solo in their early, early hit "HUSH" is what me go out and buy the album in late 60's !

@fuchsiaswing8545

Ай бұрын

He honestly did not offer one insightful thought about the song.

Omg. Thats my favorite!!!!

@CANDOKNOWHOW

Ай бұрын

Same. My all time favorite Stones song right here.. but I’ve always felt like someone had to have lived through some REAL LIFE SHIT to really “get” it.

Hell yeah!

One of my favorite songs from Exile on Main Street. In my opinion, this whole album deserves a listen. Sticky Fingers might be the preferred album by critics & casual fans but Exile might be the Stones' Magnum Opus.

Been listening to the Stones since 1964, they are all about the Blues........ Peace Out......

The Rolling Stones are the best

Well, context is everything in regard to this being a positive song. The way to listen to Exile is to do it start to finish. Side 4 always reminded me of those all-nighters and making it through to the next day...

Under cover of the Night ... early 80s. My fav by them

I grew up listening to the Stones and somehow never heard this song. It’s great. Thank you for this!

@fuchsiaswing8545

Ай бұрын

You should probably add Exile on Main St. (1972) to your record collection.

You would like Moonlight Mile. The whole Sticky Fingers album, while you’re at it

If you like this you'll love "Sweet Sounds Of Heaven" from their newest album. It features Lady Gaga & Stevie Wonder.

Gimme Shelter. And although totally unrelated, check out The Isley Brothers "Shout'" (1959)

Along the same line… Soulshine by the Allman Brothers

Polo Glad you enjoyed the song. Exile on Main Street is arguably one of the best albums ever. Stones library is tremendous. So many to choose from. I picked this knowing you would like the upbeat feeling/message. “May the good lord shine a light on you……Make every song you sing your favorite tune”. Perfect for 4 runner.

Make every song you sing your favorite tune. Love it.

The Rolling Stones have the ability to rearrange my DNA. It's akin to being in the presence of a multitude of dieties. At least for me, that's how it is every single time I hear the music or see them live. It's always a spiritual experience for me. After walking out of a Stones concert I feel reborn. Thank you boys for being a part of every one of my 60 years on this planet. I hope to have many more. Thanks for giving The Stones listen.

Sweet Virginia, Torn and Frayed

At their peak ❤️

Take a listen to Tumbling Dice, Sweet Virginia, and Loving Cup on this same album. Enjoy!

"Let It Loose" - Rolling Stones

By the time our oldest daughter graduated from high school, in 2005, my husband and I had seen The Stones so many times. We raised our girls on our rock and roll and they loved it. Our daughter's 18th birthday was a few days after she graduated. So for graduation or her b-day...one of the 2, we gave her tickets to the Rolling Stones at Fenway Park in Boston. That was one happy individual. Eventually when she got married. Her first song that she and her husband danced to was Wild Horses.

I just saw them opening night in Houston!!!!! They were fantastic!!!!

You must see them in concert. Late '70-80's years old. They never stop entertaining. They are the greatest R&R Band in the world. Listen to Don't be Sngry with Me, new album, new tune.

Mick & Keith met because of Muddy Waters. Both MASSIVE BLUES FANS, Keith recognized Mick from his younger days in his old neighborhood and saw that he had a brand new, very hard to get Muddy Water's album under his arm. They sparked up a conversation over that album. They jammed, they formed a band. They Played in a lot of dank places. They got a real job, a real paying job. But they had to have a name. Brian Joans was booking them in on the phone. When asked for the band's name, Brian looked down, Muddy's album was lying on the floor, and his eyes locked in on Muddy's song, "Rollin Stone". Brian told the agent on the phone, "Rollin Stone". And the rest is history.

One of the great songs from what many, including me, is the greatest Rock n Roll record ever, EXILE ON MAINSTREET!! PEAK STONES!!

This is when the Stones were brilliant.

I remember about two years ago I was cleaning out my dad's condo after he passed away. He had two DVDs that I did not give him. One was Martin Scorsese's Casino. The other was a concert film Marty made for the Stones named after this song

Great song from a fabulous double album! One of their best!

I got the next $25 that says you will dig "Hot Stuff" in the 4Runner from their 1976 Black and Blue album.

What a great pick - amazing song. Damn, I love this whole album. So many great Stones songs await you. "Thought I heard one...sigh for you..." fantastic.

Must listen to Wild Horses!

Thanks for this one. Everything off of Exile is gold, IMHO. Cheers!

Can ya Hear me Knocking...❤

🔥🔥🔥Stones rule! Fantastic song, picks me up when I need it. ✌🏼

Grandma sees that Sun rise every day ❤ baby pink and blue 💙 peace ✌️ Polo...

This was a bit of an ode to their late band member Brian Jones

"The Cover of Rolling Stone" by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, video, is a MUST WATCH someday, lots of fun and a homage to the magazine. BUT ALSO... the best rock and roll movie by unanimous decision, and in which "Rolling Stone" magazine has a big role, therefore another MUST SEE someday, is the 2000 movie "Almost Famous".

Definitely better than kidney stones ❤ peace ✌️ Polo ❤

Rolling Stones have so many dimensions to them, and that’s probably why they’re my favorite band. Another song that I think you would really love is Moonlight Mile off the Sticky Fingers album. The orchestra combined with Jagger’s delivery is simply magical - gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.

Top Rock and Roll band of all time (arguably). What I love about the Stones is that they covered many genres in their repertoire, not just rock. Blues, Country, Gospel, etc are all in their extensive catalog.

Please react to Rolling Stones "She's a Rainbow" (Official Lyric Video) 🙂

Symphony of heaven is amazing from the later stones is fire too. I was lucky enough to see them live in Toronto in front of 500,000 crazy Canadians at the SARS relief concert. Epic show❤ Peace out ✌️ ☮️

Buffalo Springfield (w Neil Young & Stephen Stills) song: For What it's Worth

All Stones would make my 4runner. And all Jane's Addiction too.

You should react to if i get high by nothing but thieves, it's one of the songs that helped me get through loosing my father and has some incredible vocals from connor mason

Memory Motel! Be still my heart!

Sway - Rolling Stones

Beast of Burden, Miss You, and Waiting for a Friend are worth listening to as well.

Girl with Far Away Eyes

I remember when the Rolling Stones got a really big payday from Microsoft for their debut windows start up the song was start me up. Sorry I’m not using punctuation tonight.

gotta react to their best: Gimme Shelter Sympathy for the Devil Jumpin' Jack Flash

Polo, would you consider playing Kentucky headhunter song, Spirit in the sky? Pl

Moonlight mile by The Rolling Stones is so awesome …… Thank you for the music! PLEASE consider the following tracks. You won’t be disappointed…. Juxtaposed With You by The Super Furry Animals Totally Wired by The Fall Reverend Black Grape by Black Grape One to another by the Charlatans Love is the Law by The Seahorses God, part two by U2 Perfect day by Lou, Reed O Superman by Lori Anderson The story of my life, by Marty Robbins Teach me tiger by April Stevens Frontier Psychiatrists by the Avalanches Ain’t no pleasing you buy Chas and Dave Exodus by Bob Marley Comment te dire adieu by Françoise Hardy I wish you were fun by Sparks Lucy in the sky with diamonds remix by the Beatles I see you baby by Groove Armada (Si Si) Je Suis un rockstar by Bill Wyman The crunch by The Rah Band Big Spender, by Shirley Bassey Michael Angelo by Emmylou Harris Dancing fool by Frank Zappa Love missile F1 11 by Sigue Sigue sputnik Shoes, by Tiga leaving on a Jet plane by Peter, Paul and Mary Yes By McAlmont and Butler The sea of love by The Honey Drippers (Robert Plant) Without her by Harry Nilsson Moon River by Andy Williams Circles by Paul Desmond Girl Don’t Come by Sandy Shaw Tabletop Joe, by Tom Waits Jokerman, by Bob Dylan Space woman by Hermans rockets Chicken payback by the Bees A change is gonna come by Otis Redding Put a little love in your heart by Jackie DeShannon The impossible dream by Andy Williams Ali baba by John Holt Mr ghost goes to town by John Buzin Trio I Lust You by Neon Neon Boombastic by Shaggy Start eyes (I can’t catch it) featuring David Lynch by danger mouse, Sparklehorse Shattered by The Rolling Stones Downbound Train by Chuck Berry

I was a big fan of the Stones in the early years and still like their old stuff but reality is they haven't done any significant music since the 70. They tour playing the same stuff they did 50 years ago.

You have to watch the video

Love this song so much! You have to check out this magic live version of Shine a light they did in a small club in Paris 1995: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYV5xsRpoq3dcdY.htmlsi=IPzg6ATA4nq3g1vr

I’m not a fan myself. So I’ll take the challenge.

How about 3 Doors Down Here Without You?

Love it! Thank you so much. PLEASE consider the following. You won’t be disappointed…. Moonlight Mile-Rolling Stones My Oh My by Sad Cafe Them Changes by Buddy Miles Cissy Strut by The Meters All this is that by The Beach Boys I’m leaving by Shelby Lynne Catch the wind by Donovan A little piece of my heart, by Irma Franklin Stay with me baby by Lorraine, Ellison Spooky, by Dusty Springfield Spirits having flown by the Bee Gees Welcome aboard by the Love unlimited orchestra I’m still waiting by Diana Ross You are everything by Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye An Englishman in New York Godley and Creme Pinball by Brian Protheroe Curtains by Elton John 99 miles from LA by Art Garfunkel Mustang Sally by Wilson Picket Georgia by Elton John Teenage Rampage by The Sweet Outer space by Billy Preston Different drum by the Stone, Poneys/Linda Ronstadt Your time is going to come by Sandy Shore You’re Love is Forever by George Harrison Strict Machine-Goldfrapp One of these days by Paul McCartney Take Five by Dave Brubeck It’s all over now Baby Blue by Them A keeper of the fire by Buffy Sainte-Marie Let Forever Be by Chemical Brothers This Town ain’t big enough for the both of us by Sparks Trouble by Lindsey Buckingham Singapore by Tom Waits When I grow too old by Jimmy Smith Is that all there is by Peggy Lee Drop by Hope Sandoval All I need by Air Casino Royale by Herb Albert Got to get you into my life by Earth, Wind & Fire Walk on Guilded Splinters- Dr John Twist by Goldfrapp Virginia Plain by Roxy Music Asleep from Day by the Chemical Brothers Open Up by Leftfield

In 2008, the movie director Martin Scorsese made a documentary on the Rolling Stones during 2 concerts they gave at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. The title is 'Shine a light'. It is a must see for all those Stones fans. There is a great similitude to the song 'The Midnight Special'; a traditional folk song. Credence Clearwater Revival had a big hit with this one.

Gimme Shelter..

Hello. Can you please react to Come back to me by RM 💜

Not bad. Prefer gimme shelter and can't u hear me knocking, Saint of me and paint it black

7:33 you're a puppy, the magazine (now trash) was named after the band

Do yourself a favor and d react to Honky Tonk Women… your welcome in advance

There are times when Jagger's false American accent gets up my nose. This is one of them.

Without headphones I’m still a, no.

I did grow up listening to the Rolling Stones. I've never heard if this song. I don't like it. Sounds like a church song

@CANDOKNOWHOW

Ай бұрын

😂 Yeah, it’s steeped in the American roots of Gospel/Blues. Not for everyone, I guess. Oh well, I’m sure he’ll get around to some more of their Top 40 radio classics soon enough for ya.

@fuchsiaswing8545

Ай бұрын

Sounds like a church song? As if gospel music isn't part of the amalgam that makes rock-and-roll 🙄. Anyhow, if you've never heard “Shine a Light,” then you've never listened to Exile on Main St. (1972), one of the greatest rock albums ever made. If you've never heard Exile, you've never really listened to the Stones.

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