They blew me away! ROLLING STONES - Can't you hear me knocking REACTION - First time hearing
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ROLLING STONES - Can't you hear me knocking REACTION - First time hearing
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I think Mark Knoffler said it best, that sometimes when the lyrics are done, the instruments aren't ready to call it a day !
This is one of "The Rolling Stones' best songs from an endless list. The guitar riffs are legendary.
From what I understand, the ending of the song was really a Jam session and was not supposed to be recorded, but whoever was in the sound booth when they did this kept recording and the band liked it so much that they decided to put it on the album Sticky Fingers.
That's my favourite part of the song. 😁
This is my favorite Stones song because of the jam late in the song.
I read that as well !! Such talented musicians!!
Recorded in 69/70 released in 71
This is pure FIRE, dynamite, sempex, tnt for the ears - EARGASMIC!
Funky, jazzy, blues rock perfection!! And can we give the cymbal work some recognition? 🙂
Mick Taylor Replaced Brian Jones on guitar in the Stones after He died. He is playing along Keith in this song. He was probably the most technically proficient guitars the Stones ever had. He played in the following Albums Let It Bleed (1969), Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert (1970), Sticky Fingers (1971), Exile on Main St. (1972), Goats Head Soup (1973) and It's Only Rock 'n Roll (1974). He spent around 5 years with the Stones and then Ron Wood replaced him when He quit! Bobby Key played sax here!, He appears on albums by the Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Harry Nilsson, Delaney & Bonnie and Friends, George Harrison, John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker ...
Taylor replaced Jones roughly a month before Brian's passing.
Probably the most technically proficient guitarist in the Stones? He's the most technically proficient musician the band ever had, and it's not even close.
@@fuchsiaswing8545 I would give that to C Watts, not Mick.
@@kevinhennessey3189 Not a chance. Taylor was leaps and bounds better (yes, on a technical level) than everyone else in the Stones -- that's by Charlie’s own admission.
The great Mick Taylor replaced the great multi instrumentalist Brian Jones before he died. Just for the record.
As great as the guitar is on this song--and it's very great--the drumming is spectacular. It's not flashy; it's just perfection.
A friend who's a very accomplished and versatile drummer maintains Charlie Watts was the King of Just What the Song Needed and the glue that held The Stones together all these years.
One of my all time favorite stones cuts as a guitar player remember when this came out. .. man getting old.... thank u lord.... just kick ass .......
one of if not the longest outro on a stones song. also the best.
This is one of my favorite Rolling Stones songs.
One of their best. Great guitar and sax solos.
A top 20 song ever by anybody. Mick's vocals, the gritty guitars and Charlie really beating them. The instrumental break with saxophonist Bobby Keys is legendary. Not a bad note in this song. This is the epitome of funk-rock fusion.
M y favorite Stones era.. Mick Taylor 👍
❤❤❤❤The BIGGEST R&R band ever !!! This one’s always on my playlist !! The days when musicians were purely talented!!!
Great reaction to this masterpiece!! Keith’s Open G guitar tuning during the first half of Knocking is so dirty. Gritty, 70’s NYC sound.
The second half jam is iconic Mick Taylor. Fabulous!! Rock on brother.
This is my favorite Stones song. It is from the "Sticky Fingers" album. Every song on that album is golden!
When you paused the first time - I thought just wait for it . I was in a wedding a long time ago and the bridal party danced to this - so fun
R.I.P. Charlie Watts. The Stones were on fire during this era of the band!
Harri, Bobby Keys was the Rolling Stones Sax player for year.. He passed away a couple of years ago. Great Documentary on him
It’s an excellent recent documentary on Bobby Keys! One of my favorite Stones docs of all time, just for the stories of him being Keith’s party buddy over the years since he was the only one who could keep up with him. Lol.
It’s called “Every Night’s A Saturday Night”, and is available to stream on Amazon Prime currently.
I’d highly recommend anyone reading this to look it up and check it out right away, such a great sax player and a great guy who was included on some of the very beat cuts the Stones ever did, as well as his diverse history Touring with great Rock, Soul, and R&B artists as a young teenager.
That is what I call a kick-ass, funky rock and roll song. Mick was in his prime that day, as were the other members of the band. Great comments Harri!!
That was Bobby Keys on sax, he's played with everybody. Born and raised in Texas.
I'm glad you were groovin' on this just like I was! That song gets me going! Everything came together on this baby! I love it.
I generally don't give much time to these "reaction" channels. They are a dime a dozen. This one, however, really surprised me. Thoughtful, intelligent, musically knowledgeable commentary. You not only understand and appreciate the Stones, but you
understand their influences and their musical context. Well done, sir.
One of my favorite drum beats of all time!!!
Those rolls on the snare are epic!!!
🔥 🔥 🔥
Biggest smile I've ever seen on Harri's face--at the transition to the instrumental.
Rolling Stones Steely Dan Fleetwood Mac, and so many others, and Blues, Jazz, and Louie Armstrong.,... And on we go with great music, to bring us together smiling.,..........
Knew you'd like this one! Bobby Keys (R.I.P.) on sax and Mick Taylor on lead guitar. Please also do their song "Time Waits for No One." Another one not to miss.
Insane. Their best song
My friend, nothin' was planed - it's a session and somebody forgot put off recording and then they had this MASTERPIECE!
Charlie Watts was a funky Jazz drummer at heart, so the funk groove came from his natural swing. Keith Richards' guitarwork - no wonder we've always called him 'The Human Riff'. Keith's riffs have always been funky, right from the 60s days of 'Satisfaction' and '19th Nervous Breakdown'. Have you tried 'Rip This Joint' or 'Rocks Off' from 'Exile on Main Street'? They will rock your head off!!!
one of my favourite songs of all time.
Great tune.. Fave Stones tunes from this era: "Time waits for No-one"... and "You got the Silver" (Keith).. cool reaction!!
One of my absolute favorites from them!! So amazing!! Had been featured in many movies! Good Fellas come to mind … they have many many amazing bangers! Waiting on a friend is not a banger but well worth listening to!!
One of the best openings of all time. Note that none of the series of riffs are the same.
The Albums Beggars Banquet, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on main street, The Stones were at the height of their creativity and music. They were also very smart, they kept recordings of all the songs they worked on, so even if it didn't make the album, they would use them for later albums. so many great songs for you to listen to.
Ha! I was just listening to this CD yesterday. Perfect background music for driving thru the desert on a crisp fall day. I consider this song as being among the best by the Stones. Used to have it on vinyl. The whole album is amazing
They were my favorite group from 3rd grade to 6th grade, (1973-1976). I loved all of their music at that time. After that time, Peter Frampton came on, then Led Zeppelin. But I still love the Stone's older music. The newest music, I can do without. And I hate that. I'm still impressed that 70 year olds can dance around in the way that they do. They are timeless! I still love the Stones, but I worshipped them back in the day...
This has to be in the top 3 best Rolling Stones songs.
In my top 5 of Stones songs 🎵 👌 🎶 ♥️ 😌 🙌
Saw the Stones in '75. Amazing guitarist Mick Taylor. ;-)
Played a saxophone.
Then Ronnie Wood at the Kingdome at '81.
The sax player is Bobby Keys one of the greatest players ever. He has been playing on hits since since the late 50's and played for all of the greats. He probably influenced your favorite sax player.
Such a great song from a fantastic album (Sticky Fingers). Bobby Keys on sax, he played with Delaney and Bonnie (you had a live song from them recently), Joe Cocker, John Lennon, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and became the Stone's go to for many many albums and tours. More Stones funky songs: Monkey Man, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Stray Cat Blues, Casino Boogie, Soul Survivor, Dancing With Mr. D, Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker), Live With Me, Brown Sugar, I can go on.... Great reaction, Harri!
Ooooh, one of my favorite Stones songs. Been a fan since '64
The musical outro of this song is a jam session that was accidentally recorded because a studio engineer left the recording equipment on after they had finished playing the song which was originally about 2 1/2 minutes.
Well chosen JK Clare. Enjoyed this one for sure. 👍✌👏
Great job Harri! The Stones were at the top of their game here!
My fav tune from these Icons Harri!! Luv it
Best jam song ever!
My favourite Stones album, and one of the all time great rock albums..the interplay between Keith and Mick Taylor, the great Bobby Keys wailing away on that fabulous sax solo, Charlie's tremendous back beat holding it together and the final guitar solo from Mick Taylor..it didn't get any better than this. Check out the live version on their Live Licks album and also on the from the vault series..Sticky Fingers at the Fonda..
This I think, this is one of the best Stones songs. The instruments are all blasting on this tune. And the ending I wished went on forever. "As Tears Go By" got me hooked. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and JK Clark. Cheers From Canada 🇨🇦
Whether that was a direct Fela Kuti influence or not is highly immaterial. The Stones drew influence from all possible sources and then turned total musical ignorants like myself on to whole new worlds.
Can't thank them enough for an endless journey of learning.
This was my daughter’s first concert!!😂😂. She was “4 years old “!!! Crazy parents 😏!
These songs never get old! Just fantastic! Great pick. Harri, I always wondered about the “cocaine eyes” too! 😂🌺✌️
Look how many of their songs are absolutely timeless... amazing.
I think of the movie “Blow” with Johnny Depp every time I hear this song! Great reaction
Excellent Rolling Stones song JK. Great choice!
This is the good stuff.
Just a beautiful hurricane of music……. Incredible song
This is in my top stones songs - SLAVE is so groovin too. Please consider it. It's on my daily favorites. I love Fela! I found him from KCRW Morning becomes eclectic - Then I went and saw Femi Kuti live. It was an AMAZING SHOW I couldn't stop dancing in my seat until a girl grabbed me to dance in the aisle with her for the rest of the concert. #waternogetenemy
Yes sir!!!!!!!
Slave is one bad ass song! Its got more groove and funk than this one and that's saying something!
Love KCRW! I listen to eclectic 24 frequently. Been turned onto a lot of great artists there
What a song absolutely brilliant
Song was released in 1971. Bobby Keyes is the sax player. The final instrumental section was a jam. The lead is Mick Taylor not Keith Richards. TheStones at the height of their creative power.
One of my favorite Stones songs
The opening riffs at the beginning of the song are Keith.
Keith richards could not tune mick Taylor’s guitars.
I love that Sax!! ❤
The first and second riffs are Keith, and Mick comes in right after the first sax tremolo.
Very good song, Very good reaction!
I do not remember hearing this but I freaking love it. Thank you for bringing it to my attention!
Such a great song !! One of my favorites...glad you reacted to it!
For funky Stones, do 'Dance Little Sister"
Been waiting for this one, next up check out “ Bitch” from stones
Timeless.
Legend has it that the Santana-like second half was improvised on the spot. Never made the Kuti connection but it makes sense.
This is a classic....A+... top of their game
Mick Taylor's guitar makes this song along with Charlie Watts. Bobby Keyes sax.
The song would not exist without the Richards guitar part that drives the first half of the song and is total funk!
Great reaction! And I will check out that artist you mentioned.
Btw, the latter part of the song was just improvised. The song had ended but some of them kept playing and the rest picked up their instrument and started jamming.
Late Summer, sun's descending, and you're driving home from an assignation. Part 2 of this song kicks in and whirls through your mixed emotions.
Had to listen again, such a downtown groove. YES! ☮️❤️👏👏
Bobby Keys on sax here. Mick Taylor on lead solo guitar. Keith Richard's wasn't the only guitarist for the Stones. Mick Taylor and Ron Wood both did a lot of time with them especially in the 70's. One of the best Stones songs ever. Only thing close to it is Midnight Rambler.
I loved Fela. He was a great musician and human right activist. The late Bobby Keys is playing sax on this song.
Years ago I shared an apartment with two hippies. We had a lot of musical equipment. We got kicked out of the apartment because of this song. We were pumping it through a couple of old Peavy amplifiers. The landlord had had enough and told us we were out! Good Times! Good Times indeed
You went out with a blazing Rock & Roll Tribute!
One of my favorites Stones' songs didn't really get the air play it deserved
Yes!!!
Always one of my favorites. If you haven’t already, try Monkey Man next for more Stones Funk.✌️❤️🎶
The jam on this track is just out of this world. I agree about the similarity to Fela, who is one of my all time favourites. I would love to see you react to some of his stuff Harri. Also if you want really funky Stones you should listen to "Fingerprint File".
I really love your channel Harribest. Big fan and loyal watcher...greetings from Michigan U.S.A🥁🎸👍
My favorite Stones song by a wide margin. The Mick Taylor era is the best, just my opinion.
I agree
@@williampenbeth4035 yup
What a GREAT break! Sax? Bongos? Funky is right.
Bobby Keys wrote a really funny autobiography, "Every Night's a Saturday Night", which naturally spends a lot of ink on his time as the go-to sax player for the Stones. He talks about this song in it...it's a good read! As for this song, the call and response between the guitars is something I didn't notice until a couple years ago. Right before Keith playing that killer opening riff NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH!, the other guitar (which could have been either Mick T or Keith) plays the same riff but much more quietly. You almost have to try to hear it, but once you do it makes this great 50+ year-old song even better. Of course, some people heard that call/response from the very first time they heard the song, and others may not hear it at all. It's pretty subtle compared to Keith's avalanche of chords.
Yes! The funkiest groove. Blew your mind. Love it!
Keith Richards is playing the crunchy guitar in the right speaker, and Mick Taylor is playing the cleaner guitar in the left side.
Crunchy is a great description of Keith on the guitar. I have always referred to him as raw. Peace out.
Hi, what one does with this song is go outside, start the car, insert " Can You Hear Me Knocking " into the cassette player. Then go for a drive. " Hey! "
Love your air-con in the background. And that include its colour. Coffee yellowish-brown!
Man when you said Fela Kuti this song made a whole lot more sense. He has a connection with the British Rock scene going back to Cream's drummer Ginger Baker. The guy rode across all of Africa illegally in a jeep to meet Fela Kuti in Lagos and that's where the musical relationship started. It may well have had an impact on Western music. Ginger Baker played precussion on Fela's albums Why black men dey suffer, Live! And Stratovarius in the early 70s
Mick and the boys definitely had some funk going on, Harri. Great song!
Rocks off next from the stones Harri !! Brilliant reaction as always
Enjoyed that immensely! Thank you Harri!
Yup, that song is awesome.🤘
This is probably my favorite Stones song . If you want to hear The Stones being really funky , check out Miss You from the Some Girls album or Fingerprint File from the Its Only Rock And Roll album .
This was outstanding submission and is in my top 10 Rolling Stone songs for sure. Great review, Harri!
Great tune one of favs
Fela Kuti played with many musicians known to the Rolling Stones and Bobby Keys. It is not difficult to imagine he wasn't an influence.
Great song I love this
Love this album! 'Sway' is another fave. Also 'Monkey Man', 'Live With Me', 'Let It Bleed.'
Fantastic jam.. great commentary. 👍🎸🎷
Great song selection! I was grooving right along with you ---