MICK IS ON ONE!!! The Rolling Stones - Hey Negrita | REACTION
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The Stones can do anything. You want blues, rock , country, ballads to make you stop and tear up ⊠they do it. Thatâs why they are still selling out stadium concerts 60 years on .
Love that line â gonna get yer balls boy , gonna tan yer hide â lol cheers from Montreal
Billy Preston was more or less a de facto member of the Stones from 1973 to 1976. He was a principal figure on the 1973 European Tour, the 1975 Tour of the Americas, and the 1976 European Tour. On the â73 European Tour, he was also the opening act, and on the subsequent two tours, he was given his own two-song set in the middle of the Stonesâ set-thatâs how much he was valued and respected.
Also, Billy was gay and would not have been uncomfortable with Mick getting that close to him. They're âplayingâ on it. As for Mickâs outfit, he's paying homage to his Nicaraguan wife, Bianca.
The black dude, better known as Billy Preston--look him up-- was cool. This was from 1976's Black and Blue album. For more Rolling Stones funk try Fingerprint File, Miss You, Sweet Black Angel and more. They do 'all' sounds, part of beong a band for 62 years, who are as we speak currently on tour. Nobody is even close.
Jagger in his element here. Music that makes you move.
Itâs all about Camp and Cabaret. Itâs the show. Spectacle. Jagger, Roth, Mercury⊠itâs all about the show. Glorious.
amen
A total friggin jam! Sounds better today than in 1976!
duuuude one of my FAVORITES
Having watched a lot of Stones reactions, I've noticed it's very common for people to say that some aspect of Jagger's presence, movement, style or presentation reminds them of someone else. A lot of different someone elses. The reason for this is really very simple. Jagger started doing this stuff in 1962. He pretty much invented the concept of the rock frontman. The Beatles didn't really have a front man. They were more about harmonies & Lennon & McCartney took it in turns to be the lead. The more flamboyant showmen types among the earlier rockers ( Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard etc) were solo performers rather than fronting a band as such. It was Jagger that set down the template followed by thousands since. Everyone from Jim Morrison to Steven Tyler to David Lee Roth to Freddie Mercury to Axl Rose & beyond took something of it & did their own take on it. Mick just did it first. If you're the best, you can be surpassed some day...but if you're the first, you're the first forever. It'll be weird when he's gone.
This may be the first time I've seen this famous, short-necked bass Bill Wyman is playing. That must be it.
Billy Preston is/was openly gay. Also did work with the Beatles (he's on the roof of the Apple building with them. Also did his own solo stuff. Highly respected. He also does a track with them on the same album called Melody, which is very close to his own solo work at the time. Another great track, but with a jazz feel.
This is from Black and Blue album.
Where different guitarists jammed with the Stones after Mick Taylor left.
This riff Ronnie Wood brought to the sessions.
The Stones were interested in funking up their sound and brought in Billy Preston and Ollie Brown from Stevie Wonder's band.
Of course Mick was accused of ' ni..ering it up too much'
Yup that word was actually used.
What do you think?
The "black dude" is Billy Preston. He played with the Beatles and before that Nat King Cole. Sure you would love his music. He has passed on now sad to say. He sang on this Stones record "Melody" if you want to check it out. So cool to see people are still giving these songs a listen.
1976 from Black and Blue. About Mick's wife Bianca who is from way down South (America).
Bianca is Nicaraguan
Billy Preston on keys was all about getting too close if you know what I mean.
I remember Van Halen opening for The Stones in 1981 Orlando. The crowd pelted them with debris. When the Stones hit the stage, a thinly disguised David Lee Roth studied Mick from sidestage looking for pointers.
Billy Preston you mean?
He and Mick were close.
You aint seen nothing until you seen them dancing together on the '75 live tourđ
They're very versatile.
Great choice man. One of the great Stones deep cuts, and that was a great point about the obvious Jagger influence on David Lee Roth. There's a ton of Stones material from the mid '60's to mid '70's that show a completely different side to their character, if you only know their hits. Incredible songs like "Loving Cup", "Let It Loose", "Winter", "Love In Vain", "Sweet Virginia", "100 Years Ago", "Fingerprint File", "Time Waits For No One", "Can You Hear The Music" display the band's ability to draw on elements of soul, rhythm and blues, funk, jazz, reggae, country, and of course, the blues. That they can manage to do this as an English band and sound more authentic than the bands from the U.S is remarkable.
HAPPY 81st Birthday today Mick!!
7-26-1943
That's Billy Preston who is awesome and brought so much soul and talent to the band!!
Another funky song is Fingerprint File. Also: If I Was a Dancer, Everything Is Turning to Gold, Can You Hear the Music, Memory Motel (more r and B really than funk), and probably 20 more.
On a 70s live album, can't recall the title, Mick was telling Billy Preston there between songs to stroke him. Several times. It was a different time for real. Less machismo bulls***.
@rachelpsmith3129 That was from their 1977 night(s) at the El Mocambo in Toronto, Canada. It was released as the 3rd side to a double ĂĄlbum -- The El Mocambo Side. (Can't remember which album.) Then, a couple of years ago, they released an entire album from the El Mocambo. It's playful & raunchie & worth your time!
You want funky Stones check out Fingerprint File. One of their best songs. Also this song is from their great 1976 album Black And Blue. A fantastic album. Try Fool To Cry from the same album. Great bluesy ballad.
It thrills me to see a few recommendations for Fingerprint Files! THAT is a deep cut if ever their was one. I'd love yo see you react to it. Also, from the same era as this video of Hey Negrita, watch & react to the video of Fool to Cry. Another of my favorites is 100 Years Ago.
*Fingerprint File (dang auto-incorrect)
Ahh this one and Melody are some of the best deep tracks
I love Melody
Iâve always loved that too âSearching for her high and low like a mustard for a ham ,(?) crashed out in the bathroom , in the arms of my best friend Melody it was her second name. Fan sun 1967 cheers from Montreal
Billy Preston. đđ
Jagger just didn't care. He had a F**k the world attitude. He always gave the middle finger to convention
another fun song from Stones is 'brown sugar'. musically, it's fun, and maybe you're interested in breaking down the 'interesting' lyric from that song.
It would be Stupid for anyone to think, this is a racist song. In the Spanish speaking World , Negrita is a "term of endearment" . đ.
Mick could wear whatever he wanted đ He was the originator of goofy camp lead singer . Some didnât know what to make of him at first but if it was fun we were there for them. âźïž Billy Preston could always hold his own with Jagger , he worked with them on lots of music. Funny how they were so secure with who they are,they could play -to me thatâs sexy as hell
Please Brotha, play you Hot Stuff !
Billy Preston on piano, man...
Nobody gave a crap how anyone was dressed then. Deep track... Rolling Stones is one of my favorite bands (and I'm a metal head)... I'll never flip the channel with them on. Was the sound track to the projects in the 70's and early 80's.
They were sharing the microphone... lol sorta
Men weren't so paranoid
Is there a boundary the stones aren't completely comfortable breaking? To me it's more than just the music. It's Mainstreaming black American music. It's the run ins with the law. It's highly questionable promotions and venue security. Is Keith the Rockstar that comes to mind when you hear the phrase party like a Rockstar? They seem both wildly immoral and good men. It's the differences the glimmer twins have had along the way. Mostly the bands brand is hey let's play south Chicago Black man's blues from the 50's ,guitar tuned to open G and let's play all the saxophone parts on the guitar but also have the most badass sax players on hand at the shows. The creativity of thier music combines with thier unmistakable attitude to make the best rock band in history.
Sorry but david lee roth couldn't carry mick jaggers.socks
Lip sync vid.
This brother donât know about music to bad he didnât grow up when we did!!! Then he know
a band was realy big ball's bad ass