The Rolling Stones - Juke Box Jury, June 27, 1964
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- Very brief excerpt of the Stones on BBC TV's Juke Box Jury in 1964.
The band were criticised for giving negative reviews but here they give a positive review of "Tobacco Road" by the Nashville Teens. - Hudba
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Thanks , watched for years the two photographs made then , would never have thought some of it still existed.
The band's manager at the time, Andrew Oldham, talks about this in his book 'Stoned', this exactly what he says: "With no prompting from me, they proceeded to behave as complete and utter yobos and in twenty-five minutes managed to confirm the nation's worst opinion of them once and for all. They grunted, they laughed among themselves, were merciless towards the drivel that was played and hostile towards the unflappable Mr Jacobs [the host].This was no planned press move. Brian and Bill made some effort to be polite, but Mick and Keith and Charlie would have none of it".
The Beatles they weren't. Overrated under talented yobs.
"With no prompting from me" ....sure. It was all round decided they should be the anti Beatles.
Don't believe that Charlie acted the yobbo. He might've been his usual withdrawn self. Or otherwise bending over backwards to be a gent.
Jagger & Richards had no trouble at all acting the yobbo, for Jagger (polite middle class economics student) that sure would've been *acting* .
@@seltaeb3302 excellent musician's, extremely talented. You may not like them or the music,well that's your opinion and you're fully entitled to it .. BUT to say they aren't talented is just wrong, Keith Richards is always near the top in every single poll of the greatest ever guitarists,same for Charlie as one of Rocks best ever drummers,Brian was a brilliant musician who could pick up any instrument and play it. Bill a great bass player,Mick and Keith are one of the greatest song writing partnerships in the history of Rock and roll.
Come on,nobody can deny their talented, don't like them or their music, well fine,but to say they're not talented, how have no talented hacks lasted 60 years then ?
@@seltaeb3302 Shut the hell up, if The Stones copied from anyone it was black artists, current pools left to claim that they copied the Beatles when they really didn't.
They had to hardly anything in common with the Beatles & they all got along incredibly well. I don't know why you hateful fools just love to be negative for no reason.
You act like their existence has any effect on your life. YOU are the one who is watching a video about The Stones. People like you cannot be more pathetic Jesus Christ!
Oldham likes to gossip.
i've been wanting to see this footage for so many years, i'll pay for it if someone has it, cool to listen to this
Eric Farran me too! I always thought the bbc lost this!
Amazing to hear this.....thought I never would.
Hopefully the rest will appear one day.
@@Deltics1 We can but hope.
The only thing I can remember about this clearly is that I couldn't wait for it to go off, because Doctor Who came on next. At the time I loved Doctor Who, Jukebox Jury not so much. This was such a wonderful time to have been a child, on a Saturday Evening in England.
Ah yes. Keith Richard. He’s my favorite member of The Rolling Stone.
Date of Rolling Stones as panel was July 4 1964.
I saw this, I was 10, and I was terrified
I was 11 & not terrified. Why terrified?
Does this exist in full? Audio only? Video?...I thought the BBC lost this!
On 4 July 1964 the stones on juke box jury were judging on a clip of a song in Elvis’s kissin cousins movie on the song “There’s Gold In The Mountains” I dunno why as it wasn’t a single track
The sound quality is too good for a domestic off-air recording, im wondering if the telerecording is lurking in someones collection?
Great this.. may i ask you.. im looking for a Rolling Stones gig for a long time.. Arena Amsterdam ( i think 15th) september 2003.. can you help?? thankyou
No video.
I liked Tabasco road. Too..
Tobacco
@@billjulius5154 it's rude to correct someone's speech, especially pointing out spelling, until you know their circumstances. Rather condescending.
@@seltaeb3302 It's rude to correct someone if one is trying to be helpful and give a hint how the actual tune is spelled . Anyway , *@Meat city.5119* probably deliberately dragged Tabasco Brand into this. So......no harm done.......👍🥴
Google-Eye the spelling.
I take it the BBC erased over the video to use the same tape for next week's show.....shameful.
😂