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and 58 years later they are about to start their 60th anniversary tour and Mick still dancing and walking the stage for 2+ hours .... not a bad life

I was a teenage girl but not a screamer! You couldn’t even hear the music because of the hysterical noise going on! I remember watching the Ed Sullivan Show every week. It was the only place on tv that was bringing all us hicks the latest in music and fashion for young people. What a great time to be alive 👵🏼👑☮️🙏🏼

"Time is on my side," is one of my favorite Stones songs. They had a ton of really soulful songs in the early years. Mick Jagger was about 19 or 20 years old in this. What a great Band.

Ed Sullivan had all the greats on his show, he wasn't afraid to show all kinds of talent. Watched every week. 🥰 🇨🇦

I ain't never seen this before, such a classic performance, Mick was so young, thanks Jamel! Thanks for keeping great music alive

The young english lads sending the blues back to the US - in style! Thx to the "british invasion", the (mostly white) US audiences discovered they had an amazing musical culture and soon the forgotten blues artists were given the recognition they deserved so much! (I mean: when the RS visited the Chess studios in '64, Muddy Waters was busy painting the cellar !!! I mean MUDDY WATERS !)

The first song was "Around and Around". It was written and first recorded by Chuck Berry (who else could it be?) in 1958. A good straightforward performance of the early Stones in their prime. RIP Brian and Charlie.

I loved watching Ed Sullivan. I miss those old variety shows.

“Time is on my Side” was originally recorded by Irma Thomas. It was expected to be her crossover from the R&B charts to Billboard 100, but was quickly picked up my the Stones. It was written by Jerry Ragovoy. He also wrote “Piece of my Heart” originally recorded by Erma Franklin (Aretha’s sister) and covered by Joplin. He wrote “Try (Just A Little Harder)" originally recorded by Lorraine Ellison covered by Joplin. He wrote “Cry, Baby” recorded by Garnet Mimms and the Enchanters and covered by Joplin He also wrote “Stay (With Me)" also recorded by Lorraine Ellison and covered by Bette Midler "playing Joplin" in her movie "The Rose". Ellison’s version was recorded when Frank Sinatra blew off a booked studio with full orchestra and she got the time to record a blow the roof off the church, must hear. Another R&B song that was picked by the Moody Blues during the British Invasion was Bessie Banks’s “Go Now”. A lot of great music charted on the R&B charts that never made it on the Billboard 100. I would love for you to listen to some of the Stax recordings. With your sense of humor I suggest Otis Redding & Carla Thomas - Tramp.

Time Is On My Side is my all-time favorite Stones song, and I have loved their music throughout their career

The influence of Ed Sullivan can’t be underestimated. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen the T.A.M.I show. So many artists from that time at their best. You really see The Stones come into their own.

OMG, I was 4 in 1964 and I remember watching this with my aunt--have loved them ever since. Have seen them 8 times in concert--they are amazing.

Believe it or not, this crowd is sedate compared to the audience the Stones played for at the TAMI Show that same year. It's one huge deafening scream from start to finish, and Jagger and the rest of the band pulled out all the stops because they had to follow James Brown. If your eardrums can take it, check it out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdtzjKimnanVYH0.html

He got that right. Time is still on their side. Amazing. Great to see Brian and Charlie. Thanks for this. Historic.

The Rolling Stones have been my all-time favourite R&R band from 70s until present day! I was always a Rolling Stones fan over The Beatles.

Go for ALL their Sullivan show appearances! Unadulterated gold!! They had a hit in Britain with a gift from Lennon & McCartney: 'I Wanna Be Your Man.' Brian plays slide. Ringo sang the Beatles version. *One time* a friend played it right at a blues/R&R jam with me. Rest In Peace Brian, Charlie, and Andy Carruthers, my late slide-player bud.

This group is considered the bad boys of rock & roll. I grew up with their early stuff. My favorite era of The Rolling Stones is from the 60's British Invasion. I loved the "Flowers" album. They had a lot of great early hits such as "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Get Off of My Cloud", "Paint It Black", "Ruby Tuesday", "Let's Spend the Night Together", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "Honky Tonk Women", "You Can't Always Get What You Want", "Gimme Shelter", "Tumbling Dice" & "Brown Sugar".

This was early on, when The Stones were still doing blues covers and just beginning to write their own songs. They're still performing Time is on My Side after all these years. Their longevity alone -- set aside the great music -- qualifies them as the greatest rock band in history. Their 60 Tour in Europe starts tomorrow!! (Yes, I know The Beatles were more experimental and inventive, and Paul and Ringo are still going strong, but the band as an entity unfortunately ceased long ago. If they were still all living and touring as The Beatles, I might have a different opinion.)

Saw this on our B&W TV when I was 8 years old. It's weird being the same age as old people. 🤣😅😎✌. Thanks for the flashback J.

Thanks again sir. Your sincerity in your love of music, all music, is an inspiration to all of us old folks who first heard these songs all those years ago. I know it's been a struggle at times, but hear! hear!, for your efforts and results. Keep being a good human my brother.

The screaming was so loud because the type of music and the performers were SO different than what came before. They were cool, rebellious, and had major swag. And the music was exciting. No wonder the girls went crazy. They could use this as an excuse to let go of their inhibitions. Elvis paved the way (pre-Army Elvis) but bands like Beatles and Stones kicked in the doors.

Oh my we used to watch the Ed Sullivan show every week. Now this brings back memories.☮️🇨🇦 Poor Ed got all flustered by the screaming girls. Lol

Keith's enthusiasm for guitar playing has not waned in nearly 60 years! Look at him back then with his chuck Berry licks! And the steady heartbeat of the stones, Charlie Watts, RIP.

I remember this well, and it was the British Invasion in full force, every week ED had a band on , along with the Motown artists , it was a great time in music !

Check out the Beatles first performance on Ed Sullivan in 1964.

This group - greatest band ever, was always #1 on my bucket list. I flew into Vegas to see them but they had to cancel due to Mick having laryingitis and then COVID came along and the Charlie passed on. How young and clean cut they looked back then. First time I have ever seen Keith Richards that dressed up and put together, Mick and Charlie too (Charlie aged well and dressed well)

Gosh, they were so young and now I'm nearly as old as them. Mick still has that fantastic leg work ! And time is certainly on their side....

I haven’t seen this, since the night it aired on Ed Sullivan...WOW! Love it!

Watched this the night it first aired, and instantly became the oddball in my junior high classroom who loved The Beatles and The Rolling Stones equally. The Stones weren't yet prolific songwriters, so their cover songs introduced me to so many great R&B and blues artists -- and to a much greater appreciation for the genius of Chuck Berry. Forever grateful!!

Wow 58 years ago I still love this band the Worlds Greatest Rock & Roll band

Ed Sullivan was a variety show that everyone who even _had_ a TV would make sure they were in front of it on Sunday nights, from what my mom told me. You'd see a juggling act, a comedian, and then "The Rolling Stones" and, this video shows how much bands like The Beatles and The Stones affected these young girls. They'd cry and, pass out even... and that screaming was loud right? They lusted after these young British invasion acts, or Elvis , they weren't accustomed to Rock outside of Elvis who got screamed at too right? I love how Mick Jagger sucked at lip sinking, the bands instruments weren't even plugged in , and these girls flipped out just seeing them! Mick Jagger didn't even have "Moves Like Jagger" yet, like Michael Jackson he developed his moves over time. Even Keith has some moves on stage now that he wasn't doing back in the beginning. I saw The Stones in 89 for the "Steel Wheels Tour" in Miami and, 2 days later drove to Jacksonville FL to see them again! People joked about their ages by calling it the "Steel Wheelchair Tour" but, these brothers are _still_ getting it done nearly 60 years since this show! Brothers Jamal, don't worry about people watching your channel, Rick Beato mentioned you recently and he's got like 3 million subscribers and, 60 percent of people who watch his videos aren't even subscribed! Word of mouth brother! Jamal is not a household name yet but, people know who you are!! It's cause you're a good human man! People are sick of all the hate, and even haters don't even know that they don't want to be angry. Every human wants peace deep down, and you can't be angry and, peaceful at the same time right? People love you bro, and there are all different reaction channels but, you're the only one I care about brother. I see big things coming back around, you're a good human and, you're going to be blessed for spreading the love brother!✌️🎸🎶🎵👨‍🎤< That's a little David Bowie, Starman emoji courtesy of Google Gboard throwing the 🤘 Rock and Roll sign. Pretty cool I think...let's be good humans and, Jamal keep em comin" brother! ✌️♥️🙏

Rolling Stones the rock band love of my life especially Keith Richards oh my God I’m so glad you’re still with me 🥰

Those were beautiful, crazy, times.

😂😂😂 I remember watching this on TV. I was 9. ❤ Over the course of 6 short years it went from this simple rock and roll to Cream, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Steppenwolf, etc.

Keep up the great content, Jamel. We're still watching.

Great to see you watching this. This show changed my life when I was turning 16.

Oh your poor ears 👂 Jamel those women were completely 🌟 star struck in those days crazy. Look how young the Rolling Stones were and that move like Jagger was something else🕺🕺🕺. Thanks for the music 🎶

What a great oldie clip! Thanks for bringing it to us. On that first song when he was dancing, I just kept thinking this must be when he earned the Moves like Jagger" reputation. :-)

So many great things about this video! Love those vintage guitars. Jagger steals the show with his classic body-talking. Check out those leg moves of his! Classic..

Good old days… miss those simple times. Everything started changing… I have such great great memories from the 60’s and 70’s. Ed Sullivan was the man then.. he always had a ‘really big SHEW’ 🤣🤣🤣🙌🏻

The early Singles released by the Stones in the U.S. were: Not Fade Away 3/64 Tell Me 6/64 [I don't remember this one, it musta not caught on] It's All Over Now 7/64 Time Is On My Side 9/64 Heart of Stone 12/64 The Last Time 3/65 Satisfaction 6/65

Greatest rock ‘n’ roll band in the world 🌍

He had moves like Jagger at a young age! The Ed Sullivan Show always had the best!

Charlie Watts recently went on to his next journey..he will be missed..great drummer..always so calm and flowing

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I f*****g LOVE the Stones🙌🏾Thanks to mama❤️

my boys have been around a long time rip charlie thank you for the music

L❤️ve this. Thanks! Now you see how early on that they drove fans crazy

Time On My Side, great soul. Yes I know its a cover but I love their version too.

Please keep up with these great clips. I remember these performances as though it was yesterday!!

Back in the day we weren't hearing those screams through headphones though, just tinny tv speakers. lol

I’m watching, but I can’t watch as much as I used to because I’m working all the time! So that’s a good thing. Thank you for doing this famous clip of the original Rolling Stones 2 years after they started. They’re young, but they’re almost to full form. The next five years defined rock music for a lot of people, along with The Beatles, Who, Kinks, … but to me, The Stones were the greatest.

☮️💜 you can find all sorts of legends on the Ed Sullivan Show

That is the cutest bunch of 70-something chickies you ever seen ! = )

Ohhh...we're watching out here in KZfaq land Jamel. You just keep doing your best, which is pretty dang good, and we'll keep tuning in. Old school Rolling Stones is a great place to start. Most anything from the 60's through the early 80's is going to be stellar, but you just go go go. Oh yeah, "Goin' To A Go Go", maybe that could be your next Stones installment.

I remember watching it when I was 9, my mother liked them

Excellent sound quality for a t.v. show of that era

Awesome video!

love your reactions on the rolling stones. i watched many more from u too.

"Around and Around" was written and first recorded by Chuck Berry in 1958. It was the B-side to the "Johnny B. Goode" single. The Rolling Stones included their version on their Five by Five EP, which was released in the U.S. as the album, 12 X 5. "Time Is On My Side" was written by Jerry Ragovoy (aka "Norman Meade") and was also recorded by soul singer Irma Thomas in 1964. Yeah, that screaming. Interesting to see how Ed Sullivan struggled to keep the audience on track.

Great cover of a Chuck Berry song. The Stones recorded this live about 30 years later and its a great one.

I always think could they have any clue the influence they would have, the longevity… Stones forever!

I have been asked if I saw The Stones at Glastonbury Festival several years back, "No I reply too many people, but I did see the in the 60's & 70's loads of time, that was when the were rawest & best.

Oh my gosh who new WOW weird seeing them in that time I enjoyed that thanks for reacting to this ,,PS that's the year I was born 🤣😂✌️❤️💯

As of this writing, on May 25, 2020, at 8:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, this music video reaction is still available for viewing here on KZfaq.

I'm a sucker for a Stones video, Jamel. Thanks for posting!

I can still here my father when I watched the Rolling Stones or the Beatles on Ed Sullivan..... "Those long-haired SOB's... can't tell if they are a boy or a girl and all they do is scream. You can't understand any of the words." I'm 66 now and I can still here him. Thanks, Jamel... for reacting to the Stones.... enjoyed going back in time. Take care and be well. Peace.

I remember seeing this and where I was at eight years old.

👍😎 Cool, haven’t seen that. Thanks. When The Beatles did that show, it was even crazier.🖖

I saw the Stones live a year later. It was the first time I saw panties fly onto the stage.

thanks to de blues and jass a black music in that early time we have this cool music, hugs from mexico bro jamel.

Btw forget about Eric Clapton - Keith Richards was the first brit to play a Gibson Les Paul, that obsolete retired model ....

I've seen the stones in the 70's, 80's & 90's. They never fail to remind you why they are who they are

“Around and Around” , another Chuck Berry-penned rocker also covered by the GratefulDead.

My dad designed the set design for the Sullivan Show. He was there for the British Invasion...Both the Stones & the Beatles 😉

When the Rolling Stones were young!

I watched that performance. Memories!

Cracks me up all the screaming back then which disturbed me during the Beatles concert at the Hollywood Bowl back in the 60s where we had almost front row seats. Unforgettable and I was around age nine 😀

How many of today’s bands & solo artists would KILL to enjoy the longevity & success the Stones have enjoyed over the DECADES they’ve been in the music business??? ✊️😎👍🇬🇧

Stones did a lot of covers of old blues songs.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤ "REELIN' & ROCKIN' LITTLE RED ROOSTER DOWN HOME GIRL

Time Is On My Side was another cover of a song as their first hits were. Soon after, they would start writing their hits themselves.

Dude, I'm watching. Keep it up. My 2 year old always ask for you Jamal. 60s tunes are by far the best, though. You gotta dig deep, but you'll find really good stuff the more you dig. There is still A LOT of stuff out there that will not be taken down.

Thank you, Jamel_AKA_Jamal! I don't remember this performance, though my whole family used to watch Ed Sullivan all the time, when i was a kid.

They've been around so long it's to imagine them as youngsters. Good to see Brian and Bill up there. Keith looks a little nervous. I imagine my sisters were watching this show. I, however, was in diapers. ;>) Great stuff, Jamel. Thanks for sharing.

The Rolling Stones… Arguably one of the greatest bands of all-time & many have joked about it, but I have to agree… Not even a nuclear Armageddon could kill these guys or their music off 🤘😝🤘. They’re definitely one of the UK’s greatest musical exports ever 🇬🇧🎸🎸🎸🇬🇧

Nice one Jamal...Thanks

I'll disclose my age because I've seen these guys for every decade since the 70's. Last time was in Dallas last November in the rain at about 50 degrees. Didn't care, they still put on one helluva show.

There is a great video out there on The Rolling Stones doing a raucous show in Ireland in 1965 or so. It was practically a riot, well worth checking out.

oldies but goodies

Next year will be their 60thbyear! In the Guinness book of records! I believe the first song is a Chuck Berry number, the second a Stone's origina?l. Mick was a very clever man talking with an American accent. He knew how to reach the US market

RIP, Brian and Charlie.

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The Animals performing on The Ed Sullivan Show should be on your list to review.

Never seen this classic clip before. What a beauty. You got watch Dynamic Hepnotics , Soul kind of feeling. With its uplifting lyrics and some super cool bass, you will love it. They are an Australian band back in mid 80s Give it a go.

The name of this song is " Around Around" the Rolling Stones

This took place in '64...I came into the world 2 years later.

You might like to find one they did called rock n roll circus, it's in full color and has guess star musicians

Moves like Jagger!

What's going on dude, love your reactions...you're one of the best! Haven't seen anything about Elvis since the negative video you had on about celebrities dark sides... You mentioned one time after an Elvis reaction that every time you see the negative s*** you take it down you're just there too celebrate the artists legacy. I follow along and watch all the time and I am a fan. Don't stop reacting on a celebrity cuz of b******* videos You see online! Keep up the great positive reactions!!!