The Rolling Stones - You Got The Silver (Official Lyric Video)
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- “You Got The Silver” by The Rolling Stones
Producer: Jimmy Miller
Composers: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Lyricists: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Associated Performers: Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, and Nicky Hopkins
Lyrics:
Hey babe, what's in your eyes?
I saw them flashing like airplane lights
You fill my cup, babe, that's for sure
I must come back for a little more
You got my heart, you got my soul
You got the silver, you got the gold
You got the diamonds from the mine
Well that's all right, it'll buy some time
Tell me, honey, what will I do
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
Feeling foolish (and that's for sure)
Just waiting here at your kitchen door?
Hey baby, what's in your eyes?
Is that the diamonds from the mine?
What's that laughing in your smile?
I don't care, no, I don't care
Oh babe, you got my soul
You got the silver, you got the gold
It’s just your love, just leave me blind
I don't care, no, that's no big surprise
“You Got The Silver (Official Lyric Video)”
Directed by: Lucy Dawkins and Tom Readdy at Yes Please Productions
Executive Producer: Julian Klein
Producers: Dina Kanner, Robin Klein
(C) 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
#YouGotTheSilver #TheRollingStones #LetItBleed
Music video by The Rolling Stones performing You Got The Silver (Lyric Video). © 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc. - Hudba
You Got the Silver" was the last Stones recording with Brian Jones to be released. He plays autoharp, one of his two appearances on the album
@ben loesel Brian Jones did feature on just two songs on it though. Congas on Midnight Rambler and Auto harp on this song.
This is the last Rolling Stones to feature Brian Jones. It was recorded in April 1969. He plays autoharp here, the soft stringed instrument you hear on the right side of the music. He was fired from the band in June 1969, and died the next month.
This is the most soulful Rolling Stones song on record... and it's Keith singing it.
Absolutely fantastic
Keith is very underrated as a singer
The live version is very good,
but this is just perfect
I hope they come back to Europe soon
I will be there for sure
You must see them live if you can
It will change your life
Saw them perform this song live this summer, it was awesome
@@secondarymaster5 I heard this song live too
The last time I saw them doing it live
was last year in Stuttgart
Greetings from Austria, my friend
I've seen them live numerous times over the years, and you're right- it changes you! I try to explain it to people, but it's hard to put into words. I simply say "You HAVE TO see them!".
So true! He is a great singer
As a fucking teenager, i gotta tell u, seeing them live last year kicked ass
One of the most bluesy and underrated recordings ever, and our wedding song back in April 1970.
The song is about heroin. Interesting choice for a wedding song.
@@Keith-lf7zp Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and Like many songs it can have multiple meanings. I love my wife (a woman) as much now as I did 53 years ago. But then again we found Jesus Christ in 1979.
Let it bleed one of the best album ever,all thrillers no fillers.
Keith is the Soul of the Stones. Wonderful! More of such songs!
A writer once wrote "If Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were the mind and body of the Rolling Stones, then Brian Jones, standing most of the time in the shadows, was clearly the soul."
You are so right love you keith
@@huascar66 Brian was a jerk woman abuser couldn’t handle his drugs Keith a fantastic human being how many songs did Brian write
@@vinonavortex5582 mad
Keith should have had more lead vocals, he's got a really unique voice.
He sounds like a Little walter in his 20s
Imo he only sounds good on these kind ( country) songs - sounds great tho
Thats Actually Kieth Richards song and its not on any albums. They only ever play it Live and Kieth is usually the one who sings it. This lyric video was made of a live performance.
Donna Allman Quatsch!
How about a duet with Keith and Bob Dylan.
Also, Happy's not a country song. Sounds alright to me.
Also, Salt of the Earth is another great Keith lead.
What a fantastic singer is Keith. Imagine his voice on Angie or Ruby Tuesday.
Well, he wrote and composed both of those songs.
He's cool!
@@ed52369 Actually, RubyTuesday was more Brian's composition than anybody else's, even if he's not credited for it.
@@thomascatt5736 KR wrote it after he broke up with Linda Keith. His arrangement and lyrics. Yes, Jones assisted and added to the song. But Jones was not an arranger or composer. But thank God he (Jones) started the Stones.
@@thomascatt5736That's more complete bullshit from Jones groupies, Mick J said Keith wrote everything on Ruby, lyrics and music. He was there, pretty sure he would know. Woman beater and psycho druggie Jones has been termite bait for 55 years, it's laughable how you people still try to credit him for things he was incapable of. Couldn't play lead guitar, couldn't sing, couldn't write a damn thing, couldn't take care of himself. Ended up at the bottom of the pool like a turd in a toilet, he got what was coming to him. Keith and Mick made 4 consecutive brilliant albums right after they fired his wasted carcass, lol.
One of the greatest love songs ever written ❤ very underrated
Uhh.. I think it's about a gold digger 😳
It’s about his feelings for a gold digger perhaps ,so still a love song
The song is about scoring Heroin & Speed.
It's my all time favorite Stones song. How I connect to it is very personal, but it melts me every time I hear it.
The way he pulls the final “surprise” out of his guts and soul never fails to give me chills. Amazing track. Musically, this feels kind of like Stones crossing over into some of the Faces and Early Rod Stewart stuff from around the same era. No wonder Ron Wood ended up with them, really. Well oiled acoustic machine grooves that always seem on the verge of falling apart but gloriously, never do. Nobody has ever played so hard and loose as the Stones in their prime. Songs that years later stand up to critical listening, dancing, and sometimes even…“swaying”…;)
Still one of the greatest bands ever.
Stones were their greatest when Mick Taylor was in the band. No doubt!!🏴☠️🖤🗡🎚☠️✊️💥🤜🤛
@@michaelvolgare4454 , I think sonically and creatively, their high point as well. I love the earlier singles too.
... It was an acoustic guitar and when it came to making a record of it, we just
built it up and then the drums came in.
*_Keith Richards 1982_*
layers of sound...... just magic!
'What's in your eyes, I saw them flashing like aeroplane lights...' that's beautiful
What will do when the stones are no more. I know when my daughter turns five she's getting made to listen to every stones song like what happened to me. I didn't turn out so bad.
That build up and release at 1:53 is powerful!
What a great song. I thought I heard them all them all then discover this gem. Thanks anonymous for the shout out. So cool to listen to Keith. He deserves recognition for his voice and dedication. A kind humble soul.
According to Marianne Faithfull, Keith first unveiled the song, lounging on a 17th century bed with Marianne, Robert Frazer and Anita Pallenberg, just before filming of Performance began.
Keith vocals are so amazing
Are they Jagger's vocals?
@@acnhtunemusicvids Nope that' Keith all the way
Always has been and always will be an epic classic tune! So cool 😎
I hear that 🎯😔
For those who know that this was recorded with both Mick and later Keith on lead vocal there is 1 simple explanation to why Keith made the final cut. Listen for that haunting effect on Keith's slide guitar. Sounds great right. It is reverb played backwards and the way to achieve it then was to flip the multi-track tape over and record it with the tape running forward (backwards). After you flip it back over and play it forward the reverb becomes what it is here. Good stuff only when the tape was flipped Micks vocal track was wiped accidentally in the process. If the tape was 4 track and track 1 had Micks vocal and track 4 was blank and to be used for the backward reverb, when the flip was made track 1 became 4 and track 4 became 1. The mistake to use track 4 was made permanently erasing Micks lead vocal. Mick was away on holiday or somewhere and could not redo the track so Keith did it. Source, Glynn Johns autobiography.
I heard the Mick vocal vetsion, pretty good, but Keith killed it.
God, the build up in this song is amazing, always leaves me smiling:)
My favourite song ever. Thank you, Keith for writing it. I do appreciate so much for this song, can't stop playing it in the open E tuning, it is a real miracle. Amazing! Nobody can beat it, even The Beatles. It is bigger than any The Beatles song. Much bigger.
Personal taste. I don't agree.. try listening to across the universe or a day in the life
there's no reason to bash the beatles. this young generation needs to stop comparing 60s bands. we didn't. they were all great in their own way.
@@michaeltooke3398 Tru' Dat!
I went to see The Rolling Stones last June in Anfield & Keith Richards performed this.
Also his backing vocals makes the Rolling Stones
Thats the one thing he doesn't get credit for, going 1 octave higher than jagger in the choruses really gives their sound. One of the best backing vocalist ever..
@@joegarrison5911 absolutely agree love his backing vocals on a lot of the songs
Let it Bleed is my favorite Stones album, it is just filled with classics like this one. Of course, choosing between any of the four albums that make the greatest and most perfect strike in Rock history is impossible, but Let it Bleed is my pic. I usually add Honky Tonk Woman somewhere in the end each time I play it on Spotify.
Thats because Honky Tonk is from that session. Released it before they released the album so they could go on tour. Thus we got Country Honk in its place
Keith is all heart and soul. He is so nice that his nickname is "angel." St. Keef 💖
Keith Richard is what made the stones, he wrote and mick sang
Just love the songs where Keith is the lead vocal
I can listen to the Let It Bleed album over and over....
This song and the Midnight Rambler are the last two songs in which Brian Jones contributed.
Keef is amazing on acoustic blues guitar
Hey babe, what's in your eyes?
I saw them flashing like airplane lights
You fill my cup, babe, that's for sure
I must come back for a little more
You got my heart, you got my soul
You got the silver, you got the gold
You got the diamonds from the mine
Well that's all right, it'll buy some time
Tell me, honey, what will I do
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
Feeling foolish (and that's for sure)
Just waiting here at your kitchen door?
Hey baby, what's in your eyes?
Is that the diamonds from the mine?
What's that laughing in your smile?
I don't care, no, I don't care
Oh babe, you got my soul
You got the silver, you got the gold
It’s just your love, just leave me blind
I don't care, no, that's no big surprise
Dit is geen muziek, dit is kunst!
I love this song so much😍👌👍
Totally. So it’s just not me that thinks it’s a keeper?
Keith is awesome and his unique voice would have served him well to sing more leads. HOwever, he is just so awesome I believe these songs are yet to come !!!
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Recorded on February 18, 1969.
Released on the album 'LET IT BLEED' on December 5, 1969
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Vocals: Keith Richards
Acoustic & Slide Guitars: Keith Richards
Autoharp: Brian Jones
Bass: Bill Wyman
Drums: Charlie Watts
Piano & Organ: Nicky Hopkins
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But for 'Tribal Drums' (?) on 'MIDNIGHT RAMBLER', Brian's sole contribution to the Stone's Masterpiece 'LET IT BLEED' was Autoharp on 'YOU GOT THE SILVER'. His last recording with the band.
He was dead 4 and a half months later at the age of 27.
.
He was an incredible musician.
Comes in on Autoharp at mark :25 here . . plays it throughout . . . . and leaves it all behind at mark 2:18
I can't believe there are ONLY 13K views one of their BEST !
Awesome!
A singing Keith is pure magic.♥♥♥
💖 the best song ever THX Kith THX Stones❤
Keith sounds like Bob Dylan
PURE KEITH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keith is the greatest can't wait to see them 👍
Class, love Keiths voice
Fucking "keef" that's my boy!
From the best Stones album....period. Full stop.
Oryginnally designed. And there are very good lyrics in this song. It is the real blues lyrics. Mick sings it very imaginationly.
@Піщалюк Ілля there is a version on here with mick on vocals
Mick doesn’t sing it it’s Keith
I love this song Rip Brian Jones
HAPPY BRITHDAY KEITH RICHARDS
uno de los últimos temas de BRIAN JONES con The Rolling Stones
I'm a rolling Stone fan. I'm digging this tune. Keep rocking me ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@keeponrollin7922 I'm flattered.
@@keeponrollin7922 tattered.
@@keeponrollin7922 in all and all. I just really felt the way he singing it.
@@keeponrollin7922 I love moonlight mile to
@@keeponrollin7922 blinded by rainbows
Please do Jumpin' Jack flash next
Zabriskie Point... dude flying back to meet his destiny.
The scene where they were cruising around in L.A. and the radio played "you got the silver". A very good movie with a very good soundtrack. Zabriskie Point, by Michelangelo Antonioni, USA 1970.
Stupenda canzone....non ci sono parole x descriverla.
I love Keith's voice 😍
Acabei de ouvir essa música pela primeira vez, e fiquei Apaixonada.❤️❤️❤️
I've never heard this album sound so damn good!😁👍
Io non capisco perché devono sempre incensare tutti meno Mick Jagger che si impegna fino al sacrificio. Oltre tutto ha una bellissima voce che si adatta a qualsiasi canzone (voglio vedere come canterebbe JUST MY IMAGINATION Keith Richards)...
non ho mai sentito qualcuno che apprezzasse il bravissimo, UNICO
Mick Jagger. Keith Richards quando canta dal vivo ha ben poca voce!
The Rolling Stones❤❤ 💕💕
Pure Blues
sweet 💕
Love this song
Love it!
I love this song truly a timeless classic ❤❤
dedicated to Anita with strong passion
Isn't it ironic that this is the last track Brian Jones ever recorded?
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 100% ironic consider Anita and Keith pushed Jones into madness.
He was beating Anita, though-I don’t blame her for leaving him for Keith.
@@UrsulaDaSeaWishh yes Keith stump up a song for Anita
Imagine having this song wrote about you, lucky Anita ❤😍
Canção fantástica!
Most definitely
Keith -- a most excellent slide guitar player.
Pretty sure that's Brian Jones on the slide guitar.
@@Tuesdaysgonewtw According to all accounts I have read, it's Keith playing slide on Let It Bleed. Brian's last slide parts were on Beggars Banquet -- acoustic bottleneck on No Expectations, and probably slide on a Mosrite Melobar (a type of steel guitar) on Jigsaw Puzzle and Salt of the Earth.
[Edit to Add: there is some dispute on who played slide on Jigsaw Puzzle and Salt Of The Earth. Many fans maintain it was Keith, and it may very well have been him doing slide in Open D or Open E on those two tracks, maybe with the top boost engaged on his amp. But Brian definitely played slide on No Expectations, and Keith definitely played slide on the Let It Bleed LP -- and excellently, as we can tell from this track.]
Brian is on Autoharp here.
Hey babe, what's in your eyes?
I saw them flashing like airplane lights
You fill my cup, babe, that's for sure
I must come back
For a little more
You got my heart, you got my soul
You got the silver you got the gold
You got the diamonds, from the mine
Well that's all right
It'll buy some time
Tell me, honey, what will I do
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
Feeling foolish and that's for sure
Just waiting here
At your kitchen door?
Hey baby, what's in your eyes?
You got the diamonds from the mine?
What's that laughing in your smile?
I don't care,
No, I don't care
Oh babe, you got my soul
You got the silver you got the gold
If that's your love, just leave me blind
I don't care
No, that's no big surprise
You got my heart ♥️
You got my soul ♥️
Keef! You must come back for a little more! It's not cut mate!!!!!
This is the last time Brian contributed on a recording (14 Feb 69), playing autoharp.
Just great feel
Temazo 👅 aguanten los stones
Cantado por el 1
Talk about yer underrated songs!......Yer underrated Stones songs...…..Yup.
Short, strong and sweet.
Keef 😍
THE ROLLING STONES FOREVER!
Masterpiece jaja
Thank you for sharing this video - I greatly appreciate it
Zabriskie point😍
❤Danke ❤
♡
Ultima participação de Brian jones em uma gravação tocando harpa country
Always reminds me of you
Este es el primer tema que canto Richards, grandioso
Y el ultimo q tocó Brian Jones con el autoarpa!
Yes
You the silver you got the gold
un gioiello grande keith
Y’a got the gold 💔
Cool
** The most beautiful song about Methedrine written…
Keef Vocals 👍
Nice use of reverse gate without pushing for psychedelia
The Stones do Dylan.
He sounds like mick jagger and Bob dylan combined
Yes agree, as my ex always said when it comes to putting Pen to Paper,, he is one of the best....
That’s no big surprise
Who Am I By God?
Love this song. Listen to susan tedeschi rendition
Gotta listen to that asap.... live her! Thanks for the tip!
Si escuchan detenidamente se oye la voz de Jagger 2:12
I have purchased an original 1969 UK first pressing at a flea market and I have noticed that the vinyl has a typo on it. I have heard that defective pressings are quite rare and I am looking for someone who could authenticate it for me
Matúš Jurišič what is the typo?
@@BigSky1 the numbers on the label go 1,2,3,4,6. It skips no 5 and goes straight to number 6
Susan Tedeschi does a killer cover of this great tune with Derek on slide.
i could be listening to anything i chose this song because i just smoked up