No doubt hope my great great grandkids get to meet him before they pass on right.

Contrary to some folks, Keith Richards is not a friendly vampire. He may look deceased, but he is a mortal, too. When the Rolling Stones and the other bands from way back in the very early day of rock 'n' roll are gone, some other bands may keep that roots Chicago electric blues going. Buddy Guy knew and knows 'em all. He's retiring from the major touring this year. Please, go check out the great legacy of the Chicago blues legend from 6 decades. I have been to numerous Buddy Guy shows being from Chicago, Illinois, and they are all memorable. He can still put on a fantastic show. He was there in the 50s!

Perhaps he could sit on a bit of rock.

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Stop donating plasma for gas money, and maybe his vampiric superpowers will subside.

Also wirklich singen kann er ja nicht...aber er ist Rock'n Roll...fast schon überirdisch gut. Ich liebe his guitar Play...his blues...und überhaupt alles von ihm, dem wahren stone.❤❤

​@@BrigitteLuiseDornseifer-fd4ccl Love His voice.Avoice that is genuine. ☝️☠️🎙🔥💯

80 goin' on 18.

Mick turned 80 before Keith. Keith told him to let him know how it is...heh heh heh heh.

primo apuzzo

Keith is my favorite junkie.

Deep wisdom??

Hell yeah!

The Fox Theater in Atlanta was ALWAYS a great venue for bands! They recorded One More From the Road there! Skynyrd did! In the 70s, I saw George Thoroughly Thorogood at the FOX, too! With The Delaware Destroyers! And the Stones played there once as The Cockroaches, too. Late 70s !

The first time I heard ‘Connection’ was on an album I had bought. The album was called ‘Paper Money’. The band was named after the guitarist Ronnie Montrose and the vocalist on the song was Sammy Hagar. Not taking anything away from The Stones and THEY ARE my favorite and THE GREATEST Rocknroll band of all time but I like the slow tempo bluesy version by Montrose even more than the original version by the Stones which, by the way, I didn’t hear until 7 or 8 years later. Sammy’s vocals on the Montrose version are some of his best and he definitely does the song justice. Hats off to The Stones and to Sammy Hagar and Montrose! Incidentally and on a side note, I also like Aerosmith’s version of ‘Train Kept a Rollin’ far more than the original by The Yardbirds and Roy Orbison’s original version of ‘Pretty Woman’ later covered by Van Halen…that one could go either way so I’ll call it a draw.

Keef played Connection with the Expensive Winos. It is a superb rendition.

There's a live version of Connection.

It's a cool song! I'll have to check out the Montrose version of it with Sammy singing it!

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I grew up with the Stones. I was 16 and now I'm 76. I feel like they're old friends of mine.

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​@@user-mn4jp3mu3hyes indeed.a.k.a Rollin Walter.

​@@user-mn4jp3mu3hyes indeed.THE KING OF THE RIFF.

It did help though. A lot.

@@matthewstetson1840 just when you are ot enough 😛😛😛

Did you now.

Wow ,were your parents hooked up with kilos of coke.

Please explain why? I'd like to hear the story of it?

Hey Steve, I saw Detroit, where I live. But drove to Cleveland, and the show was smaller than the dome. I think it was tighter.

@@brianbard3846 Brian, do I have a story for you. We went to Syracuse but we're stopped by the border guards when we screwed up where we were going, people without tickets were turned away. We finally got thru but stones were already on. Saw the biggest police horses I ever seen. So we made a decision to head to Detroit. We were 4 and 2 headed back to Toronto. Speer and I headed for Detroit, we got some sleep in Cleveland, not much. We pulled into Detroit and when we pulled up to the silverdome nobody, no cars nothing. Cops out at front gate basically thought we were idiots and said they were on tomorrow night. If looks could kill my friend would have, I screwed that up. Drove over to Windsor and slept. Saw the stones and were great, Iggy Pop was booed off stage in less than 15 mins. We headed back to Toronto and so I went from Ottawa to Toronto back to Syracuse and on to Detroit and back to Toronto. Around 2 great lakes in a rented car, not bad except when I got home to Ottawa found out I lost my job which led to lost credit rating. But it was a hell of a trip, forgot the stories in the stadium but this is long enough. Long live the stones, long live keef. This is absolutely true story and I'll tell you what happened in the Silverdome and rich stadium earlier.

I was only fortunate enough to see The Stones once in my lifetime; the Tattoo You tour at Candlestick Park in ‘81. They really are a sight to see and when the curtain goes up and there they are in all their glory, their larger than life persona surrounding them on the stage and you really feel like you’re seeing something very special and bearing witness to Rocknroll royalty! At no other concert ever did I have this special eyes wide open and completely fixated on Mick and Keith (sorry Ronnie, Charlie, Bill 🙄), mouth agape, awestruck “is this for real or am I having an out of body experience!?” feeling. You try your best to take in the experience and relish every moment and it seems as if time stands still (for at least the first couple songs). Then when the last song is over, the encore completed and the band is suddenly gone in a puff of smoke, you stand there completely drained and yet wishing you could press rewind and play it all back again!

​@williamscheer1481 Well said, I couldn't agree more. During their opening number, this woman behind me kept repeatedly yelling, "Oh my God, oh my God!". 😬😆

​​@@williamscheer1481yes.we are something so very special and dear to my soul and heart ♥. Wino's.What a fantastic band.even the name is Awesome. The Rolling Stones and The Wino'beast,greatest bands ever for me.rock.blues.soul reggae.not necessary in that order.Still Rollin 7//7/24.🎶❤️☠️🎸🎙🔥💥💯

I haven't had the chance to listen to the whole thing yet, but if it's not included, what about "Cocaine Blues"? The E-pensive Winos live album version of Whip it Up is a very obvious ommission as you said. And 32-20 Blues.

My. LITTLE T AND. A YEH

L. G. Pahl no problem glad you enjoyed it is their anymore greatest hits you would like to see :)

Can't think of any right now but will let you know. Thanks again!

45 yrs for me i was 7 .

......later.... Love the collection! I may have missed it but was 'Big Enough' on? Should be! haha ( there's a good live version too)

+peter mills yeah keith is just great im 20 i started playing guitar because of him found blues and later folk and love dylan and rock n roll chuck country johnny cash and that he adds different styles in his songs like i love mick but keiths songs are the hidden gems to me

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It's OK I didn't miss a thing! LY yall

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