Or as Mick sang, "What a drag it is getting old"

Ain’t that the truth…!

Yeah, aging, what a blast. Beats the alternative. I was 2 when they filmed this! Mick looks so goofy!

Saw the stones the first time in 1965 in San Diego, and every year after that tell 72! Now I Am 74, what a long strange trip it's been!

@@cece3194 I think he looks hot. Those lips!!!

The best ever !!!

Right on! 😊🎉

I love this song from the 60's and I am 71 and they call us the BABY BOOMERS and I love to dance take me back to those years Portland, OR

me too 80 years here

I am 71 and loved the song back in the 60's and even now being the BABY BOOMER I am. I hope you get this note Portland, Or

I am 71 years young so I am called a BABY BOOMER and I did love him but it is all over now Portland, oregon My best

Neither Bill Wyman nor Charlie Watts were original members

The Stones, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. 3 bands that were ahead of their time.

@@perryberman2824 the stones weren’t really ahead of their time. They didn’t innovate all that much as far as I can tell

Music is apparently, not your strong suit. :)@@_Singularity_

Age is just a number

C'mon Man, they took the blues n' ran it off the road.@@_Singularity_

Brian Jones and that white guitar.

The Rolling Stones have always been real.

What?

@@timmcinnes2594 parents probably didn't like it played if at all let alone loud.

Still are

Not without jones

They are better without the overrated Brian

And they STILL are an WILL BE FOREVER INTO ETERNITY❤2024

HERESY!! that would be Freddie & the Dreamers.

Yes rest I peace Charly

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God bless his soul..

Reds’ humor too

Who knew the Stones were on the Red Skelton show? I was stoned and I missed it???

But who wrote the song ? Not the stones. Bobby Womack ? I think.

My favourite too.what a great intro and end.

Chris Middleton Stones liked Buffalo, NY played here 6 times. That BUFFALO called ( SNOW CAPITOL OF USA ) Its true every winter Lake Erie dumps 10-12 feet

Me to

I love the Stones but don't forget the other 60,s band that is still performing The Moody Blues

Before my time I was only five, but The Beatles and Stones one great song after one great song ,over and over. When I was in High School in the mid seventies ,I was probably the only white guy religiously listening to Motown ,and between that, and The British Invasion, never was there such a high ratio of quality songs, and performances.

Absolutely true. Success will always inspire other's to succeed. @@vernpascal1531

It doesn't matter what colour you are, we are all human.

@@Steve14ps If only we would all act like it .

@@waldoparsnip1025 I take people as I personally find them, whatever race, ethnicity or other background. I don't see that as being a problem. I just don't like bullies.

​@IgorWoropaiPure Poetry ❤

I'm with you all the way,Todays music,MEH!!!

Yes, RIP Charlie. Ty for the very good vibes on down the line ...

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@@marlenbrenes4130 WTF. English please.

Just hear did you?

I appreciate your comment

Charlie was always my favorite Stone. So well grounded! RIP sir! 🤙

Nicely said👍❤

I wish I would of got to see them in concert. RIP Charlie

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In 1965 The Rolling Stones told producers of popular tv show Shindig they would not appear unless they agreed to feature Blues legends Muddy Waters or Howlin' Wolf. The Stones regularly performed with their Blues heroes.

I think the Stones helped save the blues from Jim Crow. Love them blues. Love them Stones.

thanks for that miserable

Great lip-syncing since none of the guitars are plugged in to the non-existent amps. Even a big network couldn't afford mix-boards for decent audio. "Just play the record and pipe it thru the studio speakers. That's good enough for this audience."

@@BuffaloC305 Exactly

It never has to be over and there are plenty of us old f%ckers that remember a better world.. lets look into making this a better world..

It's a cover from of a Bobby Womack song.

form me it is the 60's 70's 80's stones

@@zegumazim6107 Stones all the way!!

Probably no copyright laws then was written by Bobby Womack.

It's between that and "Honky Tonk Women," and that's saying one helluva lot, as I love to death so much of their stuff.

My favorite song of theirs also

I echo your thoughts! I am exactly that same "You" .....Sorry? Welcome my bother....Let's Enjoy ....The life the Stones gave us! They opened our eyes to so much...Great Music and all that FORCE! I guess...yes... I Love you Larry...(& gwwayner above....) We knew music and freedom. We proved it. Take care. (From Chile)

I always loved the Stones. Just a great band since I was a kid and never stopped listening to them ever since.

I was 10 years old when mom took me to a Stones concert in 1965 and it was exiting….they are still together today minus a few originals …..60s Stones were the best..

I'm 75,played that song in a band,feels as yesterday!

Not quite...Rolling Stones, July 1962. The Beach Boys, December '61. both still performing.

Built their sound on the blues and soul...sturdier than flimsy pop.

They 've looked and sounded like one of Fellini's more decadent creations over the last four plus decades, regurgitating the oldies for billions of $. At least Brian, a consummate musician, was spared that embarrassment.

the pretty things

@@rogermurray8553 well I live these guys but your right the should have continued pumping out studio lips because they are such great songwriters

i was 13 when the Stones did this it was beyond belief at the time. Satisfaction was what blue collar kids sang along with in school yards in Whitestone, Queens NYC on little transistor radios another heaven and aother earth must come before that energy will be again!!

I've got 40 years on you and I still love this song.

Un jager cantando muy despreocupado y voz rasposa, y a. Veces haciendo figuros y desfiguros en sus movimientos, un Brian Jones fuera de serie en los instrumentos, igual de bien : Charly, Wyman y el Keith, fantásticos los piedras, verlos rodar

if you like this you might like a song by my brother called In Love. His name is Stu Morris

oh, for sure the greatest pf all time

Err rockabilly nah,thank the Valentinos(R&B).

True.

I saw the Stones in Aylesbury in 1963 at the Granada cinema missing Brian Jones who got lost in fog. Still memorable.

@Ryan Manice let’s not forget about Bill Wyman he’s so underrated as a member the stones were never the stones once Bill left the stones lost Bill Basslines no Bill no Stones the whole band should of called it a day after steel wheels

73 and watching this in 2024. 🙂

RIP Charlie Watts🤍 RIP Brian Jones🤍

4:07 is all you need to click on and watch. You'll thank me later.

The whole thing was synced

Charlies there in body only, his mind is on the Gold Coast beaches.

@@JellyrollHortonAll playback

Charley Watts looked extremely bored here but I guess that was just his laid back demeanor. Great song and a great band seen here in their prime.

......and don't forget Brian Jones !

Yep, thank heaven we're Boomers!!

Fuk, I missed it all!!

Saw them 6 x in concert......every one of them was special

Cancion de los beatles good morning

Bob : Somewhat pre-demon I'd say!

I thought Mick was showing a lot of restraint…had to be hard…

@@mariedawson8772 / Thinking the same thing ...

Have you noticed Mick's WORDS can be understood?! Today's crap takes some understanding...VERY low quality...= CRAP... = low QUALITY!!! Bring back....QUALITY....

Wonder if he had them on because they had the same initials, RS?

@@jockellis 🤣😂

And Skelton skewered them before they played...and England.

I had to check the comments to see if someone could verify that WAS Red Skelton introducing them. I’m only 52, so this was 5 years before I was born. My mother was a big Red Skelton fan and I have a great appreciation for him as a result. Awesome to see him in this video.

Well they were kinda >>> SATANIC !!!

@@jerryshunk7152 Satanic?? How so? Please explain.

@@ericwright2763 1967 Album >>> "At His Satanic Majesty's Request !" 1968 Song "Sympathy for the Devil !" Plenty of other info if you research !

@@jerryshunk7152 Pastors, ministers, preachers and so forth speak and preach about satanic topics of many natures, as well as actors, singers, songwriters and people in general. It is not meant in all cases by those who speak and sing about such subjects, to imply that satanism is their lifestyle of choice. And by the way, how can one be “kinda satanic” lol… either you are or you are not.

@@ericwright2763 Believe what ya want bro!

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Who is this asshole Skelton?

Alan McNeil - You have answered your own question.

Chill out dude this was 1964-65 America. Men his age hadn't accepted long hair yet. Red was actually a very good comedian. He put them on didn't he? By the way Wyman and Watts are about 15 years older than me. I was 9 or 10 when they appeared here.

Red Skelton was awesome introducing this. Great timing

dixie doos Stones liked Buffalo, NY played here 6 times. That Buffalo called ( SNOW CAPITAL OF USA ) Its true Lake Erie dumps 10-12 feet every winter. Hate to say this Buffalo is an unlucky City, losing 4 Superbowls & all the Snow. Were also known as a big drinking City Bars are open till 4am. Some people say bars are open so late because we have a Big IRISH Population. They also blame Bills fans tailgating 4 hours before the game. Fans Drunk before the game drinking at 9am.

Agree !! The Rolling Stones without Brian Jones is like chips without salsa he was interesting to say the least.

Couldn't agree more, for me the best guitar riff ending ever by anyone, brilliant Brian jones.

Yeah! Guitar Brian cool!

Not sure what riff you're talking about ? Brian Jones never played any riffs in the Stones. He was only a rythem player. Kieth did all the riffs.

@@dkjazzz I looked it up and there is such a thing as rythm guitar riffs. R-Y-T-H-Y-M riffs.

Maybe because everything is so simple to you

Not that simple, just brilliant lyrics and music

Now you can have your cellphone jammed in your ear.🤣

That was truely a good era. The radio, the feeling of discovering or being part of something new and exiting. Nothing that came after the radio has made this impact.

In the Pennsylvania mountains the little transistor radio only picked up stations at night. New York, Chicago and Windsor.

Then puberty hit and everything went straight to hell.

@@oatnoid so true.

I love the early stuff but my favourites are still the Mick Taylor years ... Exile and Sticky Fingers

@@shannondawn44 Every album from Beggars Banquet to Its Only Rock Roll is a masterpiece.

I like them all,you are correct,the early stuff was fantastic!not many bad songs from these guys,them and the beatles,made growing up great!

And about 25 other rock bands!

Without Question!, it all ended after Sticky Fingers!

Yes he was.I was looking at comments 2 see who the host was and you told me.Funny man and a great 👍band.

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Charlie and Brian are jamming up there.

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if you like this you might like a song by my brother called In Love. His name is Stu Morris

Their music will live forever.

Technically, up to and not including "Goin' Home", the Stones did not seem much interested in sound purity and clarity. That changed a lot from "Beggar's Banquet" on. A new sound engineer ?

@@Paganel75 getting a pro (Jimmy miller) rather than their manager as a producer helped. George Martin vs Andrew Loog Oldham, or why the Beatles had better sound.

Keith got better so fast it was amazing - the 63 recordings essentially had three musicians and a garage guitarist.

what makes this tune so good, and all their songs from that period, is the interplay between Keith's guitar and Brian's guitar, after Brian died they lost their magic for me.

it was said Brian could pick up a stringed instrument in the morning and know how to play it by the end of the day. exceptionally talented.

best stone, the one and only ❤️

@@daskritterhaus5491 Maybe, but with a low technical level.

@@Methilde serious ?

@@ashsol2657 Obviously but he gives greats musicals colors contributiond to the songs. Have you ever heard Ravy Shankar on a sitar for exemple. Or Lionel Hampton on xylophone?

Wow!! You were right in there amongst it. Brilliant ! (I'm also 73)

Was that station KLCO?

@@IsaacAsimov1992 The Beatles had just hit as well and both sides of every Capitol records 45 were hits. It was an amazing time for music.

@@sittinginthebasement It was a small 250 watt station in Madill, OK KMAD.

@@okie3807 Sounds like a teen's dream job! The 3pm-6pm slot at KLCO in Poteau was DJ'd by the station owner's two teenage kids in the mid 60s. He let them play whatever they wanted. I owe them for introducing me to some great music. Late night KAAY in Little Rock also a big influence for me.

Right poor guy

Mick was overshadowed by Brian's presence. Brian had a natural charm

@@frankgomez7066 Brian was a psychopath. Well maybe not, but he had serious problems, as well as a horrible accent.

He was a nasty guy, used to beat women up.

@@gibbogle yes he did, but I never heard the guys did much to stop him. But whatever, I don't miss him.