Great way to put it!

i was going to mention that . How does he play with those hands .

🔥 💯 🔥

@@frederickacerra7766 quite well.

I couldn't agree more. Spot on.

What don’t kill ya makes u stronger

I’ve had heroin habit for 35 years, at 65, i wished I was dead. At least I did. Im 67 now! Got clean, took 2 years of hell. Now I feel not too bad surprise surprise! God grant me the serenity to accept the things that I cannot change the courage to change the things I can & the wisdom to know the difference.

@@mishakolomoicev9701 Salúd 🤘🏼

Absolutely great work. No question

Yes absolutely great pictures of Keith!

Genius

JUNKIES LOVE DEATH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sadly he isn't ❤

You should check out him doing 32-20 blues. Very impressive.

He plays in open G with 5 strings. Its like learning chords again 👍 Great artist

@@martymaker doesn’t always play in that key, but does for a lot of his rhythm playing.

@David Cudlip He’s not my friend. If you listen to the first few words as it begins. Thats the accent of a elderly black man from the Mississippi. Mississippi John Hurts accent in fact. Bit different to Kieths British one & your listening to Mississippi John Hurt from a Newport folk festival venue.

@@martymaker It’s actually because it’s the absolutely easiest tuning there is.

Looking at his face is like reading a great book, or looking at a mesmerizing painting. Those hands! I love this guy.

@keith richards THE Keith Richards, my arse!

@keith richards omg hi keefffff i'm your biggest fan!! 🦋😋 yuknow back in the 60s i was a big deal too! guitarist for legendary rock band the kinks? that's me! 😌✨

@keith richards it took me fifty-odd years to realize what a capable guitarist you are, you do everything without standing out....

One of the best

I think he's a clown..an old sad clown with an amazing history..but still a clown..nothing cool..just sad..

@@armarq8091 Dave Van Ronk is THE guy

He's the bomb

Johnny thunders is cooler. I don't care what ya say. Ha

Sex drugs and rock n roll baby

Check out Keith Richards Under The Influence on Netflix.

@@CODYj423 Just watched it after your recommendation. Loved it, thanks mate.

Hello. So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song

JAHBLESS

When they go, I’m gone to. 65 and they had my heart at 8.

@@AdrianaLaCerva126 ...I'm 68 and I was around 10_so I know what you are saying

@@michaelpowderly5514 What’s you’re favorite song,album? Or is it all of them?

@@AdrianaLaCerva126 all each and every

@@AdrianaLaCerva126 know that one well. PEACE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. ✌️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

That's more than three chords.

@@Winterstick549 just different finger picking and sliding and bending, all 3 chords tho

@@itaymondschein2196 Ask him in the next life

It would seem that way but who knows that besides the man?...

@@jeffsmith2022 No one excepted closer family and others Stones. But when you stays on hard drugs 10 yeard must habe something who's screw on wrong. He is strong enough to finally stop ans choose life.

Hopefully still a long way yet!

Except for all the dumbasses who followed him blindly into his drug hell........some not coming out! 😈

they shared the same birthday

Bobby drank himself to death; but he seems to have led a pretty good life and done whatever he wanted. I mean, the guy was right there at the beginning of rock 'n' roll and toured with Buddy Holly when he, Bobby, was just a id. How cool is that? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qq-WhMyh0NGzoac.html

Yup. Those bends has soul

Well said.

Questa è la cosa più bella e più vera !!

When he is onstage with the Stones,he is 100% rock n roll, but other times he is an old time blues man.

Reverend Gary Davis

Some of us realize. Didn't know this was a DVR song. Thanks for that.

Listen to Mississippi John Hurt and you where he got it from only the lyrics are difrent 🤔😉

He is as great as I realize

@@annangel4828 it isn't a DVR song. DVR learned it from RGD and from where he picked it up from between 1915-24 who knows

Look up Bob Dylan's version from 1997, another dazzling version.

Absurd. Your knowledge of the history of the blues is 0 if you think that. He can’t play country blues like that. Never could. Listen to the first few lines. It’s the accent of an elderly black man from Mississippi The track is Mississippi John Hurt playing it at a Newport folk festival. Muddy Waters is the name your looking for.

@skipoverit- ok troll. Must be pretty desperate for people to believe your lies when you post this bs comment so much. I think you should up your meds and get a life. A-hole.

Love his playing, but he's never been able to sing at all.

It’s not him or his version it’s Mississippi John Hurts version & it Mississippi John Hurt you listening to. Listen to the accent at the into.

I think he’s got a good voice. At this point I prefer to watch him solo without Jagger marching around doing the funky chicken

@keith richards I wish the Stones would do a tour -- or a bunch of one-offs -- where they played nothing but slow songs, like Sweet Virginia, Dead Flowers, Wild Horses, Country Honk, Coming Down Again, Angie, and there are a ton of slow songs on your brilliant Beggars Banquet album that I would love to hear. You know, Mick doesn't have to jump around to songs like "Start Me Up" for it to be a great concert. And your true fans (and there are many) would prefer you and Ronnie and Mick sitting in chairs, with Mick playing harp and you and Ronnie strumming acoustic guitars. I think you underestimate your fans and what their tastes are.

Such a wanker comment

I'm an environmenalist because I feel we are obligated to leave the Earth in a good condition for Keith Richards.

I like Born on the Bayou better , ( Creedence Clearwater Revival ) and I'm 71 and started listening to my favorite band The Rolling Stones since I was 13 , so you know how much I revere " Born on the Bayou " .

@@futatorius That's one of funniest things I have ever heard. And so true. I never had much use for enviornmetalists, but you have given me the best reason.

Damn That sounds like being alive

Reverend Gary Davis tune, a contemporary of Mississippi John..

me too! Love it!

@@deanmary1969 Rev Gary Davis wrote it as a kinda Sermon he talked it Mississippi John hurt turned it into a song. Late 1920’s And that’s who you’re listening to. It’s him from a Newport folk festival. Listen to the accent. The give away is right at the beginning.

You really got double the music when you heard the British blues band's . I knew no one who listened to the blues . Then you listened to the Stones ,Yardbirds and John Baldry and Mayall and you loved the music . Then you would research who wrote it and you became a fan of the old black blues men who did it first . Sixties was a great time for music

@@frederickacerra7766 Yes, of course..I personally..went to the different schools of blues in the states.. Muddy BB Clarence Gatemouth T bone..etc etc.. until I crossed over to Jazz...the great American Classic Jazz, especially between 55-72.. and the Funk Soul even Reggae..Fusion, all got in... Henceforth, music, all good music is Great...and all starts un ones own soul and ears .. Thanks...Have a nice day!!

You can hear Gary Davis in it too.

Hello Jan how are you doing!!

De que planeta eres amigo,jamás escuché que alguien dijera eso

Thanks for your utmost love and support has brought me this far, it has been a hard time for me going through this, but your love and support keeps me going and standing strong in this difficult times. i do read your heartwarming comments and i truly appreciate all. It's the season of love for me & so i decided to put smiles on the faces of my fans by going through old posts on my official page and hitting up random fans, So i can get to relate with my fans better through discussions of depth and humour, listening to compliments and criticisms on my career walk.

Isn't this version perfect? Keith recorded it in 1994 when they were doing their Stripped album. When I discovered it I listened to a lot of other versions but I like none as well as Keith's.

@@JeffRebornNow Reverend Gary Davis!

@@JeffRebornNow Mr Electricity is Totally correct Rev Gary Davis wrote it as a sermon & Mississippi John Hurt put it to music. Just listen to the first few words. That’s the accent of an elderly man from the Mississippi not Kieths Richard’s typical London accent. The track is Mississippi John Hurt rendering it at a Newport folk festival. That’s why it’s the best version you’ve ever heard or ever will.

@@MrEclecticity You really know the history of that song. Rev Gary Davis wrote as a sermon & Mississippi John Hurt turned it into a song & everybody thinks their listening to Kieth Richards. It’s Mississippi Jon Hurt playing it at a Newport folk festival The first few words give it away That’s Mississippi John Hurts accent from Mississippi. Not Kieth Richards London accent

I sing it with those exact lyrics, but slightly different chord pattern and fingering.

Il aurait dû, ou devrait, enregister un album avec plein de pépites comme celle-ci. C'est géant.

Yes indeed, @Andrew Schiff.

Because he cant actually play country blues very well Your listening to Mississippi John hurt from a Newport golf festival. That’s why it’s all stills. Listen to the accent at the beginning It’s an old black man from the Mississippi. Not Kieth Richards London England

@@GGT950 Bullshit

@@GGT950 You are, of course, correct. I posted a similar comment some years ago on another upload of the same tune and it sparked off total mayhem, half the replies agreeing with me, but the other half showering me with abuse - even got 1 death threat! All this Keith Richards controversy started years ago, when this tune was included on a Stones bootleg that ascribed it to K.R. for a laugh. Yesterday, I commented on an upload of The Johnny Burnette Trio's "Train Kept A-Rolliin'", pointing out to the channel host that the praise he was giving to Paul Burlison should really go to the legendary session guitarist Grady Martin, who played all the good bits on their 10" album. Well that went down like a lead balloon, I can tell you! Anyway, have a good one.