Between the ages of 6 and 21, I learnt that I lived in the same house/bedroom that Charlie Watts also resided in as a youngster growing up with his Auntie and Uncle in Dartford, Kent. I discovered the Rolling Stones whilst in the attic in that house, going through hundreds of vinyls from the 60's and 70's and every time I hear this song, it reminds me of Mr Watts as this was the first song I ever heard by the Stones. Thanks for lending me your room and for being the everlasting heartbeat of one of, if not the best bands to have ever graced this Earth. Rest In Perfect Paradise

It’s a tender song…and Mick’s Voice….beautiful

My Friend Was fortunate enough to see them in His Life Time. Great Band One of the greatest Bands ever. Great song.

I love this song it's simply beautiful. I love the Stones they are simply amazing. They are legendary musicians and artists. They are always making music and lyrics that are beyond words. They take rock and roll to a whole other level.

Good morning. My name is Marty. I’m a 70-year-old attorney and I live in Louisville Kentucky. My first concert by The Rolling Stones was the memorial concert for Brian Jones at Hyde Park in London. One of the opening acts was King Crimson. I saw King Crimson again at the Marquee Club and the saxophonist John Surman was the opening act.

My Mom Passed Yesterday. Her name is Tuesday. I used to play this album in my room on vinyl and we would dance around the house. Good Bye Ruby Tuesday ❤️

I love this song

Recorder and cello make this song timeless.

Sleep peacefully Charlie. Thanks for all the music. RIP.

And for 3 minutes and 19 seconds it was 1967 and i was 14 again. Thank you!

Very very very beautiful I can listen to it all time . I can not fault it , its beautiful, keep it up great.❤❤

Love this song ,no more to say ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

What a fine song! No guitars, just flute, drums, piano, and a diggery doo drone. Canned Heat was into the flute sound. The genius of the time. Nothing like it since.

As a 14 year old in January 1967, I had a bad cold. Through a haze of cold medicine, this classic song come through the radio. My grandmother took care of me that night. She was up most of the night with me. I remember her love and caring. All these years later, this memory is clear as a bell, and makes me miss my dear old granny who had raised me since I was a baby. Funny what you remember because of a song.

Every song brings on a memory. A way of release abs coping. Good or bad memories.

The depth of this band is amazing.

This song is an arrow in my heart. When my daughter left home and was on her own, I played this every day, I couldn't stop myself, and cried every time. "Don't question why she needs to be so free/She'll tell you it's the only way to be." It still brings tears - and now SHE is preparing for HER daughter to leave home and be on her own. "When you change with every new day/Still I'm gonna miss you." This is just one beautiful song, a masterpiece.

In the early 1980s, before publications were put together using computers, I worked as a paste-up artist for a community newspaper in Queens, NY. We used a masking material called a Rubylith to indicate where a gray background would go behind text in a layout. Every week on Tuesday, we threw out a little bit of Rubylith, and sang "Ruby Tuesday." True story! Also true: This is one of the best lyric videos I've seen. Kudos!

I’m starting my job at Ruby Tuesday as a server tomorrow. I did some research on the restaurant and read that it was named after this song. This is the first time I’m ever hearing this song, but I gotta say it’s pretty good.

This song sounds Beatles-inspired, and from me there is no higher compliment. 👍

Great drumming of Charlie in this song - RIP Charlie Watts

This music video is very beautiful, the visuals give me some kind of nostalgia

Love that.

Beautiful, Lovely & Colorful Kaleidoscopic Activity! Beautiful 1966/1967 Song!

Charlie's drumming in this. So humble but so powerful, some of my favourite drumming. Amazing. So sad you're gone Charlie. I'm gonna miss you

Still delivers so many years later!

I used to have a student named Ruby and I would always sing this song to her. Her face would light up like a Christmas tree!

And thanks Brian, your era brought the most beautiful Stones songs!

My ex used to be a manager at the Ruby Tuesday's we had in town, when it closed down and she lost her management job I comforted her by singing the chorus of this song to her.

One of the first pop tunes I remember from summer camp in 1967. I remember the camp counselors worrying about being drafted and being sent to Vietnam.

I started karaoking this song two years ago and it's been in my fav five ever since today someone I had not known that long but long enough to make a Everlasting impression died a month after her 21st birthday she is the poster girl for the song I'll never forget her and I hope she found an everlasting peace finally. RIP CUSoon2 Kassandra Balog

Mick and I share the same birthstone...RUBY! He's 10 years older 😃💖

I listened to this every Tuesday for five years.

Om addition to a wonderful melody there's amazimg depth of the words and yhey keep their profundity forever Umtouched by time. Beyond time

Brian Jones what a MULTI TALENTED INSTRUMENTALIST ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ .

My name is Rubi, I was born on a Tuesday in 91. Love this song♥

This song will always remind me of my sister, Brenda. "Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. Ain't life unkind?" She died an alcoholic in 2006 but music brings her spirit right back to .e❤

Goodbye Charlie! Thank you for everything.

When my daughter left home I would listen to this song & "She's Leaving Home" by The Beatles. Corny? I guess, but I still enjoy listening to the two songs & they still remind me of that day. But everything's good, she's happily married to a good man & has a baby girl now. RIP, Brian & Charlie.

Off into that Good Night Mr Watts. “Still I’m Gonna Miss You” RIP.

RIP My Mom. We played this song at her funeral. Died at the young age of 56 in 2015. This is her song.

Rip Brian Jones and Charly watts.iwish you the paradise.great song .

I remember reading or listening to an interview with Mick Jagger, in which he said that, - Ruby Tuesday was the work of Brian Jones. He even stated that he or Keith had nothing to do with this song In fact , Brian has a beautiful appearance here playing Flute An "eternal" song

One of the greatest rock songs of all time.

Man the rolling stones are just amazing

I feel your pain I lost my mom and dad in the same year. It was like I was Hit in the soul with a ball bat. I know your pain Grief ain't no joke God Bless You pain shared is pain lessened

Mr Charlie Watts, you're a star in heaven and will always shine.

For Aisha. A little piece of my heart was stolen, then you were let go! Such a beautiful woman! Bless.

Where would music be without the Beatles and the Stones? I shutter to think... Rest in peace Brian.

Absolutely magnificent. This is my favourite song of the Rolling Stones

Godspeed, Charlie! ❤️

Brian was like the piped piper with his flute - beautiful and haunting Wow! What an amazing video! And ofcourse a masterpiece of a song Ruby Tuesday is!

My right arm says, Ruby. It's my Grandmother's name. She made me a better human.She lives in me-her stories & wisdom. Love never dies.

My beautiful mother Miriam said this, and Hot Child in the City described me. I was a child in the 60 and 70’s. I was too young, but very aware of the Vietnam War. Some of my 1st computer database training debase 123 was difficult as the veterans were getting penalized by the teachers for being late and had missing body parts and the Vietnamese were sitting next to me young and healthy. I am ok now.

I came to this Master piece because of See S02E01. Loved it there and then. ❤

Brian Jones was the unsung hero of the Stones! He wrote this song! His genius should not be forgotten!

I will never ever get tired of this. With my age, my favorite genre of music should be the 80s in the 90s. I don’t get me wrong, I love a wide array of music including 80s and 90s, but my favorite music is the stuff. My parents listen to that I grew up on. The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Creedence, Clearwater, revival Lynyrd Skynyrd. The monkees, Elvis, etc all that stuff. Although I love all sorts of music, I always come back to this. I have very fond memories of listening to this song at my grandpas house. Situation in my life wasn’t happy in my childhood home. There was a lot of abuse, etc. The only place where I really had happiness was with both sets of grandparents. And this music was played there all the time. I have a pine tree named Ruby Tuesday. Yes I sing to her. Lol.

Its a classic like so many if their writings. I have tickets ti see them in May. I know they will rock us on. Just like in 81 when i saw them in colorado. Wild horses couldnt drag me away. Ill be missin you

I have one of the original 45 RPM records the year this was released. To listen to this song, then flip the record over to have "Let's Spend the Night Together" play is one of the best feelings.

Thank you Charlie! Hopefully new generations will accept your mastery.

On my short list of favorite Stones songs. I play it a lot myself using guitar and harmonica. Moonlight Mile might be my other most favorite ballad-type song from them.

Got chills listening to this when I was a kid. Today still the chills , but also a tear.

RIP Charlie Watts, I am so blessed to have seen you in concert! I will never forget! RIP.

That flute haunts my dreams, the lyrics give me chills every time. This a master piece of music My name is Ruby and I was born on TUESDAYYYY AHHHH LOVE THIS SONG

We loved you Charlie. Thank you so much for being the backbeat to our youth.

I'm so sorry for your loss. She will be in your heart foever

It's so hard to pick a favorite masterpiece by the Stones but this is one of mine.

“who could hang a name on you, still I’m gonna miss you” rest in power charlie, see you in another dimension..

Brian Jones' playing of the recorder is just amazing. I'm happy to live in the world where the Rolling Stones exist.

I was born in 61 this was one of my favourite songs . At 63 it's still one of my favourite stones songs . Excellent . I like Melanie's version as well Sydney Australia 🦘🦘🦘 13/1/2024😊

Brian Jones formed the Stones. He was a real talent and died much too soon.

This song makes me so proud to be a Ruby :)

I'm happy to live in the world where the Rolling Stones exist.

So sorry for your loss

I do like this song !

I'm 16 right now and I've loved the stones my whole (although short) life . Keith and Mick are the main reason I'm following my dream to become a guitarist

Without Brian Jones first idea, this song would have never been. It s time for the Stones to give Brian, the 1st place and accept that they hurt him a lot.

I know a lot of people won't agree but this song was from the peek of their golden era. Mick Taylor and Ronnie Wood are great artists but the Rolling Stones never kept that amazing and splendored sound without Brian Jones. 1965 to 1969 was particular prolific years for them. There is a kind of mystic spirit in that song.

Paint it black, Ruby Tuesday and Angie are hymns for all times.

Brian was a genius musician. keith wrote the lyrics for this song, wonderfully interpreted by Jagger...

On a Tuesday, Mr Charlie Watts decided to leave this world. Rest In Power

Erinnere mich noch gut als dieses Lied im Popshop 1967 zum ersten mal zu hören war - und bis heute unvergesslich !

Heard this in the movie Children of Men. The old hippie guy who smoked weed gets smoked sad part he plays this song when he dies.

The vocal harmony of this song cements the beautiful melancholy tone my heart always remembers from childhood.

It just continues to amaze me how many, and yes there are so many Stones songs with just stunning and awe-inspiring lyrics, like no other band can deliver. Have Mick & Keith and the others really ever been recognized for this once-in-lifetime catalogue of music. These lyrics the Stones come up with for so many of their songs seem to be right out of some mystical magic book rather than some rock-n-roll singer's thoughts. All I can say, is their IQ's must be much higher than anyone give them credit for...

"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

Goodbye Charlie Watts....Thanks For The Music

I love this beautiful song. Its sung with such love.

One would have to definitely agree that this song is indeed one of The Rolling Stones' best songs. I love this song very much. It's beautiful. It might be sad, and a quite, emotional song, but for me, it's a very relaxing song and it calms me down when I think of it.

My name is Ruby, when I was younger, my mom would play me this song. It turns out I was actually named after this song. My mother has since passed, this song brings such good memories.

R.I.P. Charlie Watts you will never be forgotten you are living in our hearts and to our souls forever....!!!

i still remember when one of my favorite teachers left, she was in the school for a long time. Everyone was crying in the school 🥲🥲😭😭😭😭😫😫😫💔

No one's going to mention the excellent video animation? Perfectly captures the decade.

On my last day of elementary school, the teachers rolled out a red carpet for the 5th graders and played this song on a speaker with bubbles floating through the air. Even now, as an adult, that memory still makes me smile

Brings me back to my young days, AM radio singing along with my mother. lol, RIP Mom.

This is the most beautiful lyrics video

My old dogs name was Ruby, she was born on a Tuesday, we bought her on a Tuesday and for some reason whenever this song came on she looked a little bit happier. When she passed I listened to this song everyday to remember all the happiness in my life to not take anything for granted because it will all be gone one day and on that day you could be dead, alive. So always remember if your having a bad day there is always happiness in something and don't take that happiness for granted.

So long time I've not listen to this song! Melancholy makes me think about many specials... 🧸😰👍😁💛💛💛💛💛💙💙💙💙

Saw this live in CLE stadium 1985 . About had a seizure listening to this song. Every hair stood up and was shaking . One of their greatest !

I regret I didn't see Charlie Watts with the Stones live but I saw the Stones live yesterday they rocked man