Touche. Public Enemy and Rape Kelly have said worse. Rape also likes them young. Set aside the Lifetime hit job, his first one was Rhianna. Just like Weinstein, there was silence. Words are dangerous...1984.
They were the best and still are! The songs are sooo nostalgie-cinema to me. My first love, and my last one in personal unity, we always heard STONES , we had one song for every moment of our life. When we were very young we nerved my mother, standing under the latern in our street in the evening hearing HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER BABY, STANDING IN THE SHADOW with jis little cassette player, then the next song MOTHERS LITTLE HELPER... we heard LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER, when we hadn't seen each other for some days and had missed one another sooo much, we were so hot, we fell in bed, couldn't get off our cowboy boots
"Jimi Hendrix was honored to attend a Rolling Stones recording session for Ruby Tuesday. It was really Brian Jones' session. He was the master of the sound, and the various exotic instruments he played all fused into a melodic experience that expanded the parameters of the Rolling Stones' sound. Ruby Tuesday became number one as they hung out together. Brian was ecstatic over its success. He loved to hear it by chance, on the radio in his Rolls Royce, in a club, or out of a solitary window they happened to pass. Brian would tell with great relish of how he and Keith Richards worked and worked on coloring, adding dramatic yet wispy touches here and there, alternating the mix between lead voice and background vocal harmonies, while interplaying exotic instruments. Sounds that were impossible to identify gave Ruby Tuesday an eternal air of mystery and yearning."--'Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky: Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child, by David Henderson
Saw this Ed Sullivan show when I was just 8 years old...,I was six when Satisfaction & Paint it Black came blasting out of my Transistor Radio bungee corded to my Butterfly Handlebars on My Stingray Bike... Charlie Watts passed away today in August of 2021!! ALL THE HEROES OF THE ROCK MUSIC OF MY LIFE ARE LEAVING THIS WORLD...IT IS SO SAD & I FEEL OLD!!!
Mick's eyes as he is forced to sing "some time"... And the perfectly dead faces of the others... Please note that that the audience is screaming "the night", the sound technician trying to damp it down. Those were the days.
Somehow, they got away with it. When Sullivan had The Doors come on, they agreed to change the lyrics of a certain song, and they didn't!! The classic days!!🙏🙏🙏🙏RIP Watts, Morrison, Jones...🙏🙏😭
Not to speak badly of the dead but if you had fallen for him you would have found yourself pregnant and alone. He fathered 6 kids with 6 different women (some very young teens like 14). He was an irresponsible a-hole at the same time he was a great musician. Sadly a very troubled man.
:-) Hey Lolita...So Mick's my cousin. Kidding....the "young teen" was yours truly. Never dreamed I'd see it again 5 decades or so later on something called 'CZcams'... Ed always said something that sounded like "We got a really big 'shoe' tonight." The Flintstones were on, pretty sure, Thursday night in B&W with Fred and Barney doing Winston cigarette commercials as well. An animated series for the whole family based on The Honeymooners. Gillette Friday Night Fights. 50's and 60's were remarkable. Cheers.
My mother has great memories of this song. Her then boyfriend always played this in the car going out. I love playing these old clips for her. We all love this old stuff
I saw this when I was little n I’ve always thought this was a beautiful song great words n the music fits it , It’s old but still a beautiful. When the original stone played with them they had some beautiful songs Damn to only stay young forever we’ll God bless us all
Hah, The Stones singing Let Spend Some Time Together instead of Let Spend the Night Together. RIP Charlie. Say hello to Brian. He's been waiting for so many years, and I know he's happy to see you.
Note that the cymbal does not move when he gestures to hit it. The drum stick never comes in contact with it. Though the soundtrack seems like a lip synch to me, Mick sure gives a good visual performance! And he still does in his mid-70's.
I was born in '67, but I would give my left pinky to go back in time and be a teenager then! So many great bands, great TV shows, movies and better times, no cell phones, home computers, etc!
I was a teenager during the late 60's. The Rolling Stones were, and still are, an amazing band. The 60's and 70's produced some of the greatest American music that was ever recorded. These guys led the way in musical interpretation of many styles of for a rock band. I was fortunate to live through this period in time. The music 🎶🎵sounds great to this very day.
You know something, even if this 1967 Stones presentation with the sound, looks, style, and performance were a band that just came on the scene today in 2020, they would still be RIGHT ON in terms of sound, looks, style ,and performance while at the same time BLOWING every other modern artist out of the "musical water"!!!
Don't dis Mick. He's smart, a good businessman. He also a surprisingly nice man; my ex worked for him as a driver, when we had a daughter, Mick sent her pajamas! Wish I still had them!
The real genius of The Stones...He could play ancient instruments too, baroque flute, dulcimer and medieval hurdy gurdy...he had a particular style, giving to the songs a suggestive and fascinating sound.
Silvia Zanicotti not only that , Bill Wyman said in his autobiography that took him very little time to learn any new instrument. Just being born like that-genius .
I remember when Ruby Tuesday was playing on the radio in spring of 67. I was obsessed with the song. My uncle had the album "Flowers" and we just played it over and over. I loved Brian's recorder and also how Charlie switched to the low toms at 3:03 (instead of snare). As a 14yo I took it for granted that so much great music was being produced. I feel lucky to have been a young teen just soaking it all up.
In addition to founding the band, Brian was quite an accomplished musician. However, his drug addiction was so bad at the end of '68, that he couldn't be trusted to play straight. The sound man turned down his amp and he faked it. Too bad he couldn't stay straight. He was talented.,
@@michaelwolf6424 Not true. At the end of 1968 the Stones did the Rock N Roll Circus out on DVD and Brian played the slide guitar on" No Expectations" live and it was Beautiful
When their was a different world than now and you couldn't spend "the night together", just "some time together". Slightly different than the songs of today are written and the hosts don't have to worry about offending anyone.
they had to change the lyrics from 'Let's Spend the Night Together' to "let's spend some time together" to be able to perform this on national television in America in '67
This was the performance where they changed the lyrics from Let's Spend The Night Together to Let's Spend Some Time Together. Apparently spending the night together was to risque for Ed Sullivan. I like the way Mick rolls his eyes in contempt. When Elvis played on Sullivan, they wouldn't show below his waist.
Yeah, definitely remember that. Think I was 13 or 14 at the time this aired. Think a lot of people tuned in to see if Mick Jagger would defy Ed Sullivan and sing the original lyrics to the song. But guess he knew he wouldn't be allowed back on Ed Sullivan show if he did.
@@mysterytour5983 I remember watching that live too. Loved the way Jim Morrison got right in the camera and sneered when he sang the lyrics Ed Sullivan didn't want him singing. It was like he was giving Ed the middle finger. Needless to say, I think that was the Doors first and only appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. 😂
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I remember watching this live on tv such a long long time ago...sigh. I never knew there weren't any guitars in Ruby Tuesday. If ED liked you he would call you over after your performance. He didn't call them over lol.
The Beatles, the Stones, the 60's. The peak of human civilization, creativity and originality. The time when the fruit of mankind's art and pop culture was at it's most ripe. A brief but glorious renaissance before the decay.
@@kevanbrown7620 not quite the Stoners. Led Zeppelin still the greatest Rock band. "Sgt. Pepper" was one thee most influential LP's of all time. Still there were far better lyricists: Tony Hatch, Neil Young, Stephen Sondheim, Hal David, Laura Nyro, Todd Rundgren, Carole King.
The founder and heart of the Rolling Stones. Virtuoso level musician on dulcimer, piano, harmonica, guitar, recorder. Not to mention song writing. Tragic loss...
@@thomasbratus8185 He was a good guitar, player in the early days, before starting to lose interest, in the instrument, but he was no virtuoso on the other instruments,, you mentioned, but he could get a decent tune out of them.
@@theodoreconstantini2548 You would do well to study his single recordings. He got far more than a decent tune from the instruments he embraced. Including classical piano study as a child. But I agree his genius and devotion diminuished with his declining mental health. I well remember the early early Stones. I was there.
@@roblabow9702 Leader and founder. He invited Jagger in 1962, who brought his friend Keith Richards. Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts were not the first bassist and drummer, but soon joined. They were the only two Stones that attended his funeral. A little over a month after he was fired. Sad descent for a truly gifted musician.
About the lyrics, I'm totally disagree...! 'Cause what we have nowadays are politically correct lyrics, and that's the same to say that they're repressing true sentiments and emotions. Also, have you ever heard the lyrics from anything from Hip Hop to Reggaeton? Those are way more misogynistic lyrics than those from the sixties
The audiences are so divided now...people like myself used to think nothing of driving a couple hundred miles to see a great concert. Now with CZcams where you are overwhelmed with all the great stuff(but what does it mean as it's too much to ever digest and so nobody's on the same page anymore) who wants to put up with traffic jams etc and music doesn't have the same meaning. People that are younger have no idea how rebellious the Stones were considered to the Establishment and mainstream at the time.
I am glad I do not have to choose. I love both Brian era and Mick Taylor era Stones. Some Girls is the only good Stones album Ronnie Wood was on. He was brilliant in the Faces but as a Stone,, eh....the beginning of what they are now; the worlds greatest Rolling Stones cover band.
Good old song, bringing my happy youth back, like if I was watching Ed Sullivan again in that beautiful Sunday. Greetings: God Bless ya all. Bell, California. ... 4:42 PM. 9/13/2020.
two more iconic songs... i was a fan i can say that.. lol.. i was so young.. wearing my purple silk scarf and patchouli perfume..... RIP Charlie Watts..
Jagger rolling his eyes when he must sing "let´s spend some time together" . It was another world in those times, if you think what kind of bullshit some Groups sing today. Love the Rolling Stones!! Keep on rocking!
You didn't notice cause you didn't listen all so worried Brian didn't get recognition for his talent heads up he was great but it's the combination of Keith Charlie Brian and don't forget that gangly mick jagger . The best front man besides Freddy mercury . Love to all. DUSTY THE lyrical slave.
The Rolling Stones still remains the greatest rock & roll band in the world . It was nice to see the very talented late Brian Jones in the video . Love these guy's ! Never stop rockin' .
no1nestandsalone actually Mick told the guy who said they were the greatest to stop saying that. But sometimes they are. Sometimes Led zeppelin and sometimes Metallica is the greatest depending on what mood you are in
Brian Jones had so much Charisma, even though Mick was 'The showman' singing and dancing, while Brian sat there playing recorder in the background he still managed to be the coolest person on that stage and the one people really notice, even Brian's dress sense was way ahead of his time. There would be no Stones without the musical genius of Jones
He's a showman but when someone had more attention he get jelous. You can see this when plays happy, and he trynna to get the attention. Brian was so charming
Agree this song sounds just as good now either one of these songs as they did back then. I too saw them live on The Ed Sullivan show and I think we did have color TV cuz I know color came out in 66. They wouldn't allow Mick Jagger to say the word night, they had to switch it to let's spend some time together. Good Lord how the times have changed. I also remember watching the doors on Ed Sullivan and they told Jim Morrison you cannot use the word higher, he did anyway and they told him you'll never do the Sullivan show again and he goes we just did it LOL. Can you imagine these guys couldn't use the line girl we couldn't get much higher and the stones couldn't say let's spend the night together haha. That was 1966 for ya. 66-67
ooh Mike what you hase been this many years before?! such a smart young boy... and I'm too - and now today...I get 71 in three month, I'm solo only 'young' when I can watch the best music of the last 55 years
Can you see how monumentally good this is?! Given the state of the world! Given what was going to happen in just a couple years! This brilliant moment is like the collapse of a star! And Mick had to change the lyric... Mind boggling!
Mick on fire styling and profiling! Keith looking very much a Beatle, Brian looking decadently regal, Bill and Charlie like two cameramen who snuck onto the set and began playing! The Rolling Stones at the top of their pop period! Let's Spend the next 60 years together💖 oh my
Bill Wyman wrote in his book "Stone Alone" that they conceded to Ed to sing "Let's spend some time together" because they really wanted to promote the song at the time. He also wrote that mick looked up towards the ceiling every time he sang "Some time together." Also, Brian really did play the piano and recorder on the original studio version of "Ruby Tuesday!" Talented guy that Brian. Both songs recorded In November of (1966).
Brian attempted to play an electric harpsichord on Ruby Tuesday but it was edited out when it clashed horribly with Jack Nitzsche's brilliant piano playing of the piano part that Keith wrote. Brian was directed and recorded his recorder part by Jack and Keith line by line and it was stitched together in the studio mix down. Brian wrote none of it. Paul Trynka lied to you.
@@crowkid5553 The melody of Ruby Tuesday, as Mick sang it was 100% composed by Keith Richards when he wrote the lyrics. The recorder accompaniment that Brian played was based directly on the faux baroque piano part that Keith had composed and the lines were spoon fed for Brian to play line by line from Keith and pianist / arranger Jack Nitzsche. Each phrase Brian played was recorded separately and stitched together in the final mix down. Brian was never able to replicate his recorder part in subsequent live performances.
@williardbillmore5713 well the reason he couldn't live was die to health and personal reasons, but there's conflicting reports about the melody part, or rather the countermelody which Brian plays
@@crowkid5553 There is no "contrapuntal melody" per se in Ruby Tuesday. The lines that Brian was given to play could best be described as rhythmical triplets based on the triad chord structure of the piano alternately traded with cadence phrases that anticipate and lead the chord changes that support the sung melody. Brian had never created anything nearly this structurally complex in his entire career and he didn't here either. If anyone other than Keith could be credited with co-writing Brian's recorder accompaniment in Ruby Tuesday, it would have to be the brilliant pianist and arranger Jack Nitzsche who worked tirelessly and brilliantly with Keith on both sides of this recording.
@Jim McCracken legendary these strange and classical instruments... difficult to see in a sixties band played by themselves... every body use guitar, drums and microphone... but double bass ans recorder??? in 1967? played by the members? NO ONE!!!!
Bill Wyman while he was the ‘ original ‘ rock bass player who pretty much showed everybody how it was done, played so strangely, one way he played with neck up by his face then on here he is looking like he is playing the strings with a scrub brush. I’m always watching early performances of Bill to see if he is playing his original bass that he cut down the body and took all the metal frets off the neck. I understand that 100% of all Rolling Stones records had that instrument playing the bass up into the 1980s
I do not think they were playing the music live here. Bill is not playing dubbler bass here, it is a recording of what I hears an electric bass, recorder could be played by Brian on the music tape. Or sombody else. Neither Bill or Brian was a legendary double bass/recorder player. With all respect. Actually calling them legendary on these instruments are disrespectful in many ways...
Mick und Keith schrieben doch zusammen die Songs, jedenfalls die meisten. Keith braucht sich um mangelnde Anerkennung nicht zu sorgen. Zeitweise galt er als der stone, nicht Mick.
I was Brian Jones came up with most of the hooks on their early hits like The last, Paint it Black, Under my Thumb, etc....Those song Jagger & Richards wrote would not have big hits without those cool hook by Brian.
To me it's funny to see Mick Jagger actually looking self conscious and restrained. And the other guys have such deadpan looks. Charlie...cool and composed, and rockin' it. Sweet video before they really cut loose with their personalities. I love this.
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I saw this show when it first aired, but in Black and White, as we didn't have a color TV. This is the first time I've seen it in color.
I'm glad to hear that, Dan!
Colourized, but not really necessary. It was gr8 in b&w. Colourizing ruins the history.
sorry ass no talent Charlie watts...……..
They should have kept the original words.
Touche. Public Enemy and Rape Kelly have said worse. Rape also likes them young. Set aside the Lifetime hit job, his first one was Rhianna. Just like Weinstein, there was silence. Words are dangerous...1984.
Hard to believe this song is 54 years old sounds as good in 2021 as it did in 1967
They were the best and still are! The songs are sooo nostalgie-cinema to me. My first love, and my last one in personal unity, we always heard STONES , we had one song for every moment of our life. When we were very young we nerved my mother, standing under the latern in our street in the evening hearing HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER BABY, STANDING IN THE SHADOW with jis little cassette player, then the next song MOTHERS LITTLE HELPER... we heard LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER, when we hadn't seen each other for some days and had missed one another sooo much, we were so hot, we fell in bed, couldn't get off our cowboy boots
and are not able to make a song with this much talent and artistry.
@@jurgengummersbach2588 @Jürgen Gummersbach they are great, no doubt, but they have to settle for Miss Congeniality.
The greatest ever is The Beatles.
You’re absolutely right ...
Absolutely, great song, too good to be mentioned for 2021, full of rubbish songs
"Jimi Hendrix was honored to attend a Rolling Stones recording session for Ruby Tuesday. It was really Brian Jones' session. He was the master of the sound, and the various exotic instruments he played all fused into a melodic experience that expanded the parameters of the Rolling Stones' sound. Ruby Tuesday became number one as they hung out together. Brian was ecstatic over its success. He loved to hear it by chance, on the radio in his Rolls Royce, in a club, or out of a solitary window they happened to pass. Brian would tell with great relish of how he and Keith Richards worked and worked on coloring, adding dramatic yet wispy touches here and there, alternating the mix between lead voice and background vocal harmonies, while interplaying exotic instruments. Sounds that were impossible to identify gave Ruby Tuesday an eternal air of mystery and yearning."--'Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky: Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child, by David Henderson
Saw this Ed Sullivan show when I was just 8 years old...,I was six when Satisfaction & Paint it Black came blasting out of my Transistor Radio bungee corded to my Butterfly Handlebars on My Stingray Bike...
Charlie Watts passed away today in August of 2021!! ALL THE HEROES OF THE ROCK MUSIC OF MY LIFE ARE LEAVING THIS WORLD...IT IS SO SAD & I FEEL OLD!!!
The early Stones was the best time period!
These guys had more influence on our generation than any government could have dreamed of. Awesome times!
I agree
Wow, Brian Jones on recorder...Bill
Wyman on standup bass...Keith on piano, Charlie drumming and Mick prancing around. This is a rare performance.
And it was all pre-recorded except the vocals.
You bet'cha.
@@ThomasClark123
LP
love Brian in that cool hat!
@@ThomasClark123 It sounds like Wyman's actually playing that double bass
Brian Jones was so damn cool, the group never felt the same without him after he departed.
Mick jagger is the main man in the rolling stones always has been if he quit then that's the stones finished he's irreplaceable
@@kittok2489 Muy cierto Mick Jagger es el showman del grupo.
Sin Mick Jagger.....
They Rolling Stones no serían lo que hoy son !!!
Brian had the image thing down pat.he was one cool cat.the king of Carnaby street
@Radiant Siren wrong .Mick Taylor was a much much better guitar player
@Radiant Siren wrong anyone that knows the stones knows that they are still going as strong as ever 50 years after Brian's death
I was 9 years old when this song came out. I thought the title was “Groovy Tuesday” 😀
remember watching it on Ed Sullivan with my parents, sigh
Mick's eyes as he is forced to sing "some time"... And the perfectly dead faces of the others...
Please note that that the audience is screaming "the night", the sound technician trying to damp it down.
Those were the days.
Somehow, they got away with it. When Sullivan had The Doors come on, they agreed to change the lyrics of a certain song, and they didn't!! The classic days!!🙏🙏🙏🙏RIP Watts, Morrison, Jones...🙏🙏😭
🤭🤭🤭🤭😁😅😅
Rest in power Charlie, you sure earned it.
REST IN POWER???...STOP IT
Brian's contribution here is beautiful, really elevates the song.
I absolutely love the flute parts in Ruby Tuesday, so beautiful! Real music.
That's an alto recorder. Same as what the Beatles used on Fool on the Hill.
Recorder. Like the start of Stairway
Great Brian
BRIAN.............😘😘😘😘🤩
@@Deejaay83urj38 That was a mellotron.
The greatest rock and roll band ever. Always has been. RIP Charlie and Brian
I think us Beatle fans would disagree with that. But they are a close second, and both bands were friends.
You are spot on fair play to you 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜
The Beatles easy mate
lol
Carol Nygaard Disagree all ya' want. The Beatles were a _pop_ band that occasionally played rock songs. The Stones are rock through and through.
I can't help but think I would fall so hard for someone like Brian. He's the epitome of charisma.
Not to speak badly of the dead but if you had fallen for him you would have found yourself pregnant and alone. He fathered 6 kids with 6 different women (some very young teens like 14). He was an irresponsible a-hole at the same time he was a great musician. Sadly a very troubled man.
I have always thought that Brian was so cute with that "Prince Valiant" haircut
@@FRAME5RSDo you feel self righteous enough yet? 🙄
1967 was my best year. Due to the music and innovative things I was doing.
the eye roll when singing the 'let's spend some time together' lol Mick 😂
Yeah. It was an odd thing to behold when this performance on The Ed Sullivan Show first aired as well.
Young teen watching The Stones.
+Tony Eric so...? :)
:-) Hey Lolita...So Mick's my cousin. Kidding....the "young teen" was yours truly. Never dreamed I'd see it again 5 decades or so later on something called 'CZcams'... Ed always said something that sounded like "We got a really big 'shoe' tonight." The Flintstones were on, pretty sure, Thursday night in B&W with Fred and Barney doing Winston cigarette commercials as well. An animated series for the whole family based on The Honeymooners.
Gillette Friday Night Fights. 50's and 60's were remarkable. Cheers.
I know right haha :D
yeah Cigarette Commercials where OK but saying " Night Together" Ohh no no no .
My mother has great memories of this song. Her then boyfriend always played this in the car going out. I love playing these old clips for her. We all love this old stuff
I love Keith’s voice today, but I miss how he used to be able to sing that high harmony over Mick. So pure and soulful. Blended so beautifully. 🌠🦊🌠
Keith's vocals have always been criminally underrated. His solo albums are great.
I'm cracking up laughing watching Mick try to get around saying let's spend the night together.
Que vivan rockeando de alma como yo pero uds mis adorados Rollings hasta el 2090 por lo menos.Happy life.EMI ARBO.
Ed Sullivan and the CBS censors were such prudes. They should have just said the words like Jim Morrison in Light My Fire.
It looks like Mick slipped during the second verse and then muttered something unintelligible a couple of other times.
He said night together 3X!
@@jeffreyfinley8654
Were the Stones invited back after this?
So bloody brilliant. Bands today just pale into insignificance when compared to The Stones. 😍👍👅
you are so right
Grace Roberts, There are no bands today.
Right you are, goosey
should have got rid of Charlie watts years ago...……...what a no talent...…..dummy...…...
Borley Nun. The bands today just sound like "pretenders or the ....let's make believe we're playing music and they'll fall for it anyways".......
Their music back then is my fav..RIP B.J.
"While the sun is bright or in the darkness nights" You were always a "Cool Cat"...Rip Charlie!
I saw this when I was little n I’ve always thought this was a beautiful song great words n the music fits it , It’s old but still a beautiful. When the original stone played with them they had some beautiful songs Damn to only stay young forever we’ll God bless us all
It is always good to see Brian again
THE ROLLING STONES IN THEIR PRIME🎸❤️
Hah, The Stones singing Let Spend Some Time Together instead of Let Spend the Night Together. RIP Charlie. Say hello to Brian. He's been waiting for so many years, and I know he's happy to see you.
Yeah, Brian wonders what happened to that hat and if Keith took it when he was sick in Tangiers.
Oh so sad to read, but so true. Hugs in heaven!
Did you see him roll his eyes at some time together ❤
Mostly true, but if you listen carefully they sing both.
Charlie Watts cracks me up he always looks uninterested, I love the early Stones
Lol,
He still looks disinterested to this day!
That's because the guy was always lit up on dope.
Wasn't allowed to show emotion
The Mick & Keith Show
Note that the cymbal does not move when he gestures to hit it. The drum stick never comes in contact with it. Though the soundtrack seems like a lip synch to me, Mick sure gives a good visual performance! And he still does in his mid-70's.
@@rottie1954 it's live no lip sync cuz he changed the words
I was born in '67, but I would give my left pinky to go back in time and be a teenager then! So many great bands, great TV shows, movies and better times, no cell phones, home computers, etc!
me 2: 1967. Left and right pinky.
I was a teenager during the late 60's. The Rolling Stones were, and still are, an amazing band. The 60's and 70's produced some of the greatest American music that was ever recorded. These guys led the way in musical interpretation of many styles of for a rock band. I was fortunate to live through this period in time. The music 🎶🎵sounds great to this very day.
Me too May 8th 1967
You know something, even if this 1967 Stones presentation with the sound, looks, style, and performance were a band that just came on the scene today in 2020, they would still be RIGHT ON in terms of sound, looks, style ,and performance while at the same time BLOWING every other modern artist out of the "musical water"!!!
Don't dis Mick. He's smart, a good businessman. He also a surprisingly nice man; my ex worked for him as a driver, when we had a daughter, Mick sent her pajamas! Wish I still had them!
Dear Brian, we miss you!!!
A gorgeous young man, an immortal being
The real genius of The Stones...He could play ancient instruments too, baroque flute, dulcimer and medieval hurdy gurdy...he had a particular style, giving to the songs
a suggestive and fascinating sound.
I have the strong feeling that many of the 1966-1967 songs of the Stones are really Jagger-Jones
Silvia Zanicotti not only that , Bill Wyman said in his autobiography that took him very little time to learn any new instrument. Just being born like that-genius .
the eyeroll when Mick has to say "Time" instead of "night" .. classic !!
Rest In Peace - Charlie Watts. We will never forget you or your music. My sincerest condolences to your family and the Stones.
I remember when Ruby Tuesday was playing on the radio in spring of 67. I was obsessed with the song. My uncle had the album "Flowers" and we just played it over and over. I loved Brian's recorder and also how Charlie switched to the low toms at 3:03 (instead of snare). As a 14yo I took it for granted that so much great music was being produced. I feel lucky to have been a young teen just soaking it all up.
Isn't it Amazing these songs have been around so long, and they're still willing to sing them? I think it's very sweet💞
Smufter16 Agree. I was 16.
Nice hat Brian.
Razzlebathbone I wonder what is the name of this kind of hat?
Nice everything Brian.
brian jones was so cool, the dude knew how to dress
The doomed Brian Jones putting so much soul and beauty into his contribution .
I love when Brian played the dulcimer or the piccolo
No Brian no Stones... Genius! 🇦🇷
In addition to founding the band, Brian was quite an accomplished musician. However, his drug addiction was so bad at the end of '68, that he couldn't be trusted to play straight. The sound man turned down his amp and he faked it. Too bad he couldn't stay straight. He was talented.,
@@michaelwolf6424 One account I read said he injured his hand , and it screwed up his playing . Many a sad tale in show business .
@@michaelwolf6424 Not true. At the end of 1968 the Stones did the Rock N Roll Circus out on DVD and Brian played the slide guitar on" No Expectations" live and it was Beautiful
Brian added different sounding instruments like the recorder in this song and the xylophone in Under My Thumb making them more unique and interesting.
Marimba not Xylophone.
Brian was a genius musically, but his demons were the cause of his demise. Chemically speaking, of course.
@@retiredyeti5555 there was a rumor the case was being reinvestigated, probably a delusional fan story.
@Radiant Siren - Thank you for the update. But Brian did do a lot of drugs before his demise.
@@retiredyeti5555 Brian was also an asshole which is why he was kicked out of the group.
When their was a different world than now and you couldn't spend "the night together", just "some time together". Slightly different than the songs of today are written and the hosts don't have to worry about offending anyone.
This two songs are epic even in 2021
How come the kids playing the Recorder at school never sound this cool.
Because they didn't have Keith Richards and Jack Nitzsche showing them what to play.
because they are not the Stones
Because they needed Brian Jones there
Charismatic Brian ❤🎵
they had to change the lyrics from 'Let's Spend the Night Together' to "let's spend some time together" to be able to perform this on national television in America in '67
Is there any instrument Brian Jones couldn't pay? What a great talent and what a tragic loss.
no
he seem to play them all
Jagger & Jones 😵Always Friction 😨😨😨😨😨😴g
@@geoffreycarson2311 can you hear all the girls scheming for Brian Jones no wonder the other two were so hurt full to Brian then again it was is group
@@geoffreycarson2311 YEH, Jaggers' EGO and Brians' TALENT????
This was the performance where they changed the lyrics from Let's Spend The Night Together to Let's Spend Some Time Together. Apparently spending the night together was to risque for Ed Sullivan. I like the way Mick rolls his eyes in contempt. When Elvis played on Sullivan, they wouldn't show below his waist.
Yeah, definitely remember that. Think I was 13 or 14 at the time this aired. Think a lot of people tuned in to see if Mick Jagger would defy Ed Sullivan and sing the original lyrics to the song. But guess he knew he wouldn't be allowed back on Ed Sullivan show if he did.
They also wanted the doors not to say we can get much higher and Jim morrison did sing it!
@@mysterytour5983 I remember watching that live too. Loved the way Jim Morrison got right in the camera and sneered when he sang the lyrics Ed Sullivan didn't want him singing. It was like he was giving Ed the middle finger. Needless to say, I think that was the Doors first and only appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. 😂
Yeah but he did slip up a couple of times...
Jim morrison never changed for light my fire.how about girl you couldn't bite my wire 😂😂
Wow just wow history in the making
Love listening to the mighty rolling stones loved them since I was kid thanks for the top upload 🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎵🎷🎶🎺🎸🎻🎵🎶🎼🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Mick best frontman ever, Brian Jones beautiful instrumentsl on recorder, and CharlievWatt rock solid on drums.
I remember watching this live on tv such a long long time ago...sigh. I never knew there weren't any guitars in Ruby Tuesday. If ED liked you he would call you over after your performance. He didn't call them over lol.
DAMN. First class then & now. You guys changed my life. LOVE YOU!❤️
"Let's spend the Night...Ahhhhh...sometime Together" Thank you Stones.
The Beatles, the Stones, the 60's. The peak of human civilization, creativity and originality. The time when the fruit of mankind's art and pop culture was at it's most ripe. A brief but glorious renaissance before the decay.
loved Brian Jones so cute playing the piccolo and dulcimer
You'd have to be smoking something to write that...
Well said, the Beatles, Stones and Dylan were the peak of music, no doubt. Between them they wrote some of the greatest songs ever.
" The peak of human civilization" I wouldn't go that far. Though I really like their music.
@@kevanbrown7620 not quite the Stoners. Led Zeppelin still the greatest Rock band. "Sgt. Pepper" was one thee most influential LP's of all time. Still there were far better lyricists: Tony Hatch, Neil Young, Stephen Sondheim, Hal David, Laura Nyro, Todd Rundgren, Carole King.
Love Brian's recorder on this song. It gives it such an interesting sound.
Hello Carol, How are you doing?
Brian all the way ...... the silent genius
The founder and heart of the Rolling Stones. Virtuoso level musician on dulcimer, piano, harmonica, guitar, recorder. Not to mention song writing.
Tragic loss...
@@thomasbratus8185 He was a good guitar, player in the early days, before starting to lose interest, in the instrument, but he was no virtuoso on the other instruments,, you mentioned, but he could get a decent tune out of them.
@@theodoreconstantini2548
You would do well to study his single recordings. He got far more than a decent tune from the instruments he embraced.
Including classical piano study as a child.
But I agree his genius and devotion diminuished with his declining mental health.
I well remember the early early Stones. I was there.
I understand he was really the leader of the group.
@@roblabow9702
Leader and founder. He invited Jagger in 1962, who brought his friend Keith Richards. Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts were not the first bassist and drummer, but soon joined. They were the only two Stones that attended his funeral. A little over a month after he was fired.
Sad descent for a truly gifted musician.
1:58: "CHARLIE!!!"
Charlie: "Somebody called me?"
I am pretty sure this is the year that he married his wife. They are married to this day.
Hasta se sorprende
and still the greatest front man ever
Jagger not even top 10 how was his solo career ? Lol didn't the Beatles write songs on the second album
@@timcastle3920 in your mind...lol
john scialfa. ROBERT PLANT!!!!!
Jimmy Hendrix greatest front man a great friend of Brian s
@@nevillesellars6532 That`s cool. Hendrix is a darn good frontman and yep he and jones were pretty tight. coupla bluesmannnnn
Brian Jones, tremendo.
phantastic....
and after 52 years...
like a revolution....
....
Ed Sullivan forced Mick to sing “Let’s spend some time together than the real title.” That’s why Mick rolls his eyes when he sings that line.
im 71......never knew this...….
What's wrong with night?
@@nevenabb.3997 Cause Night has many connotations! lol
They did it unwillingly otherwise they'd be banned from the show like what happened to the Doors.
@@nevenabb.3997 Night could also mean: let's spend the night in bed.
Bill and Brian look like they were trying so hard not to smirk at all the screams lmfao
The Stones at their creative peak, these are two cracking songs
I remember watching this on our tiny b&w tv and my dad eating ice cream and not sharing it. He said it was wall plaster. True but strange story.
I love it " Why can't we have music like that now ????
About the lyrics, I'm totally disagree...! 'Cause what we have nowadays are politically correct lyrics, and that's the same to say that they're repressing true sentiments and emotions. Also, have you ever heard the lyrics from anything from Hip Hop to Reggaeton? Those are way more misogynistic lyrics than those from the sixties
The audiences are so divided now...people like myself used to think nothing of driving a couple hundred miles to see a great concert. Now with CZcams where you are overwhelmed with all the great stuff(but what does it mean as it's too much to ever digest and so nobody's on the same page anymore) who wants to put up with traffic jams etc and music doesn't have the same meaning. People that are younger have no idea how rebellious the Stones were considered to the Establishment and mainstream at the time.
where is the organ?
We need Brian Jones back!!
wayne newton Because there is no music now, just crap!
Give me the Brian Jones years of the Stones ANYDAY.
Desde luego, los mejores Stones sin duda con Brian
Like Wyman said, No Jones No Stones
So true. Need that Brian weirdness.
Give me The Mick Taylor era anyday...so much better WITHOUT that Jones person
I am glad I do not have to choose. I love both Brian era and Mick Taylor era Stones. Some Girls is the only good Stones album Ronnie Wood was on. He was brilliant in the Faces but as a Stone,, eh....the beginning of what they are now; the worlds greatest Rolling Stones cover band.
'Ruby Tuesday's
What A cool song 🎵
He's voice sound good with
this tune..
Good old song, bringing my happy youth back, like if I was watching Ed Sullivan again in that beautiful Sunday.
Greetings:
God Bless ya all.
Bell, California. ... 4:42 PM. 9/13/2020.
RIP Charles Watts. You will be missed.
Hello Betty, How are you doing?
The girls in the crowd are fantastic!!!
It's effin great hearing the screams!
When they lost Brian Jones, the Stones lost a dimension to their music they would never have again.
Yah neither Mick Taylor nor Ron Wood played mandolin, pipe and dulcimer. Had Brian lived where their sound would have gone will always be a mystery.😮
Brians expressions on Ruby Tuesday they were great
The eye roll when Mick says "Let's spend some time together" says it all. Ed Sullivan required the lyric change or no other appearances on his show.
Times changed- James Brown- "Can we get a little Head!"
and Gillete's" Don't want no Short Dick Man!"-- sheesh.
What's next?
@@jhavajoe3792 Jim Morrison and The doors were banned because of the lyric"girl we couldn't get much higher"-he refused to edit it for Sullivan.
@@PC4USE1 Jim Morrison had The Balls to sing GIRL WE COULDN'T GET MUCH HIGHER. Mick Jagger was a bit intimidated by Ed Sullivan.😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@Robert Blakemore: REALLY??!!!!!!! I never heard that before!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙄
@@PC4USE1 REALLY???????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brian Jones always looks sad and mysterious. RIP
And so mystical!
He always looked like he didn't know how to handle his fame.
@@pukalani100 Jerry Garcia: "NO ONE knows how to handle fame."
So stoned
w rag23. clearly u can see he was FEDUP' playin this POP CRAP' music. I dont blame him.
Classic performance! I love the contrast between Mick’s frenetic energy and the rest of the band’s stoic demeanor.
It's almost their trademark, isn't it?
two more iconic songs... i was a fan i can say that.. lol.. i was so young.. wearing my purple silk scarf and patchouli perfume..... RIP Charlie Watts..
these screaming girls are 70 now
nts821
Were you one of them? ?😍😍
Still hot, probably. LOL
God that's depressing
@Jonny: Especially if you love men...
71 now
Good lyrics on Ruby Tuesday that makes it more relatable and easy to sing along with.
Jagger rolling his eyes when he must sing "let´s spend some time together" . It was another world in those times, if you think what kind of bullshit some Groups sing today. Love the Rolling Stones!! Keep on rocking!
Very cool performance, Keith is absolutely the coolest person in the band but others are also great.
Love how Mick rolls his eyes when he sings "Let's spend some time together." LOL
@Billy Cole II
Stones did the Sullivan show in '69 with Mick Taylor. They did Gimme Shelter and Honky Tonk Woman.
And Love In Vain.
I didn't even noticed
You didn't notice cause you didn't listen all so worried Brian didn't get recognition for his talent heads up he was great but it's the combination of Keith Charlie Brian and don't forget that gangly mick jagger . The best front man besides Freddy mercury . Love to all. DUSTY THE lyrical slave.
Charlie will have something to talk about with Brian in heaven .RIP 🥀
The Rolling Stones still remains the greatest rock & roll band in the world . It was nice to see the very talented late Brian Jones in the video . Love these guy's ! Never stop rockin' .
Linda Black not THE BEST. One of the best.. you forgot the Beatles and Led Zeppelin!
no1nestandsalone actually Mick told the guy who said they were the greatest to stop saying that. But sometimes they are. Sometimes Led zeppelin and sometimes Metallica is the greatest depending on what mood you are in
Brian Jones had so much Charisma, even though Mick was 'The showman' singing and dancing, while Brian sat there playing recorder in the background he still managed to be the coolest person on that stage and the one people really notice, even Brian's dress sense was way ahead of his time. There would be no Stones without the musical genius of Jones
i love how you hear the girls scream his name all through the performance
@@thechordwizard8429 I love that too. He was definitely the favourite :)
He's a showman but when someone had more attention he get jelous. You can see this when plays happy, and he trynna to get the attention. Brian was so charming
Brian Jones Absolute Genius
mick jagger honestly looks pretty dorky here
The Ed Sullivan Show 1967
These guys were and are talented musicians. Look at the diverse instruments.
Apparently, due to Brian Jones.
Brian by far was the most diverse.
Agree this song sounds just as good now either one of these songs as they did back then. I too saw them live on The Ed Sullivan show and I think we did have color TV cuz I know color came out in 66. They wouldn't allow Mick Jagger to say the word night, they had to switch it to let's spend some time together. Good Lord how the times have changed. I also remember watching the doors on Ed Sullivan and they told Jim Morrison you cannot use the word higher, he did anyway and they told him you'll never do the Sullivan show again and he goes we just did it LOL. Can you imagine these guys couldn't use the line girl we couldn't get much higher and the stones couldn't say let's spend the night together haha. That was 1966 for ya. 66-67
Ruby Tuesday come out when I was a junior in high school, love that song, I can’t imagine what Ed Sullivan must’ve been thinking
ooh Mike what you hase been this many years before?! such a smart young boy... and I'm too - and now today...I get 71 in three month, I'm solo only 'young' when I can watch the best music of the last 55 years
I was born in 78. my mom was 19. I grew up listening to the Stones. Her Favorite song was Angie. My childhood was one big party.
Can you see how monumentally good this is?! Given the state of the world! Given what was going to happen in just a couple years! This brilliant moment is like the collapse of a star! And Mick had to change the lyric...
Mind boggling!
Mick on fire styling and profiling! Keith looking very much a Beatle, Brian looking decadently regal, Bill and Charlie like two cameramen who snuck onto the set and began playing! The Rolling Stones at the top of their pop period! Let's Spend the next 60 years together💖 oh my
Bill Wyman wrote in his book "Stone Alone" that they conceded to Ed to sing "Let's spend some time together" because they really wanted to promote the song at the time. He also wrote that mick looked up towards the ceiling every time he sang "Some time together." Also, Brian really did play the piano and recorder on the original studio version of "Ruby Tuesday!" Talented guy that Brian. Both songs recorded In November of (1966).
Brian attempted to play an electric harpsichord on Ruby Tuesday but it was edited out when it clashed horribly with Jack Nitzsche's brilliant piano playing of the piano part that Keith wrote.
Brian was directed and recorded his recorder part by Jack and Keith line by line and it was stitched together in the studio mix down.
Brian wrote none of it.
Paul Trynka lied to you.
@williardbillmore5713 he came up with the melody
@@crowkid5553 The melody of Ruby Tuesday, as Mick sang it was 100% composed by Keith Richards when he wrote the lyrics. The recorder accompaniment that Brian played was based directly on the faux baroque piano part that Keith had composed and the lines were spoon fed for Brian to play line by line from Keith and pianist / arranger Jack Nitzsche. Each phrase Brian played was recorded separately and stitched together in the final mix down. Brian was never able to replicate his recorder part in subsequent live performances.
@williardbillmore5713 well the reason he couldn't live was die to health and personal reasons, but there's conflicting reports about the melody part, or rather the countermelody which Brian plays
@@crowkid5553 There is no "contrapuntal melody" per se in Ruby Tuesday. The lines that Brian was given to play could best be described as rhythmical triplets based on the triad chord structure of the piano alternately traded with cadence phrases that anticipate and lead the chord changes that support the sung melody.
Brian had never created anything nearly this structurally complex in his entire career and he didn't here either. If anyone other than Keith could be credited with co-writing Brian's recorder accompaniment in Ruby Tuesday, it would have to be the brilliant pianist and arranger Jack Nitzsche who worked tirelessly and brilliantly with Keith on both sides of this recording.
Brian with his legendary Recorder, and Bill with his legendary Double Bass!
@Jim McCracken legendary these strange and classical instruments... difficult to see in a sixties band played by themselves... every body use guitar, drums and microphone... but double bass ans recorder??? in 1967? played by the members? NO ONE!!!!
Bill Wyman while he was the ‘ original ‘ rock bass player who pretty much showed everybody how it was done, played so strangely, one way he played with neck up by his face then on here he is looking like he is playing the strings with a scrub brush.
I’m always watching early performances of Bill to see if he is playing his original bass that he cut down the body and took all the metal frets off the neck. I understand that 100% of all Rolling Stones records had that instrument playing the bass up into the 1980s
I do not think they were playing the music live here. Bill is not playing dubbler bass here, it is a recording of what I hears an electric bass, recorder could be played by Brian on the music tape. Or sombody else. Neither Bill or Brian was a legendary double bass/recorder player. With all respect. Actually calling them legendary on these instruments are disrespectful in many ways...
Keith deserves more credit. He wrote most of the songs and played his heart out.
Not true
Wrong
Mick und Keith schrieben doch zusammen die Songs, jedenfalls die meisten. Keith braucht sich um mangelnde Anerkennung nicht zu sorgen. Zeitweise galt er als der stone, nicht Mick.
Wrong. Brian composed it and Keith rearranged it.
I was Brian Jones came up with most of the hooks on their early hits like The last, Paint it Black, Under my Thumb, etc....Those song Jagger & Richards wrote would not have big hits without those cool hook by Brian.
Onbetwistbaar beroemdste band die je maar bedenken kunt ( 2021) Onvergetelijk ! Brian Jones R.I.P ❤
Brian Jones... un grand de grand !!!
To me it's funny to see Mick Jagger actually looking self conscious and restrained. And the other guys have such deadpan looks. Charlie...cool and composed, and rockin' it. Sweet video before they really cut loose with their personalities. I love this.
Brian looks so cute playing the piccolo!
BRIAN JONES WAS IN HIS PRIME BACK THEN,I CRIED,IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL.
Brian exhibiting his usual impeccable flair for fashion ;-)