I think they were far better singers than Mick Jagger

@@joeyhuebner10 technically yes and I’d say Van was better but not Eric Burdon 😂. They never had Micks Danger and charisma or performed as good. People forget now how much of a rebel Jagger was seen back then.

Eric Burdon didn't have the solo career Van had tho after.

oh man

The Yardbirds come to mind. Jeff Beck was their lead guitarist at the time and both bands had about the heaviest sound going that early on. Makes the Stones look like lightweights.

I was four years old & feel the same way. It also became a bit of a favourite on the punk scene when I remember playing it to death. Happy days🎶💕

I am almost 70 and lived through this great time in music. But, I am also glad to find these gems on here, 50 plus years after seeing them, maybe. Some of the concert footages of the groups as they first started out are classic now. I never knew Van Morrison was in this group at the time.

RAW POWER!

Me to & I'm 62. I recall buying Baby please don't go & Gloria when I was a 17yr old punk & playing it to death. Love that I'm old & still on a journey discovering amazing music💥🎶🔊

drunk nurfies are just that no sense of reality. just....duuuhhhh wtf ima dumdass....that's what u aimed to evoke. ..u got it cm suker

You got that right, it is definitely still cool!

I wonder who (no pun intended) did the windmill first.

@@eddiee123 Keith Richards did it first, though apparently it wasn't an actual stage move. When preparing for a show in London -- which the Who attended, apparently -- Townshend saw Richards do a windmill like motion with his arm. Richards was apparently either messing around or warming up his arm for playing. Townshend thought it looked cool, so he adopted it as a stage move. This guitarist in Them probably is trying to look cool like Townshend. I'm sure other guitarists during the mod era did the same thing for a while.

Hahaha😂

You mean at >3:07

No fake audience reactions back then.

On devrait pouvoir l’identifier... qu’il se fasse connaître ! 👍👋

Yeah Jay, that kid is in the Beat Zone!

@@danthefan5378 God bless that kid at least he's not clapping to the crap rock of today.

Lol im 14 now and I love this song its soooo good and my mom actually hates older stuff,she says the music is older than her grandma😀

You have to check the video of High Numbers-Zoot Suit 1964 (the who before name change), you can see the move there

Effectivement, Mystic eyes est terrrrrrible !

Wow That's impressive

Would you believe them cops arrested the wrong guys

Yes he certainly does. Who knew!!

When was this? Surely it was WAY after the 1960s?

@@QueenFan12 way way after the 1960's. Mid 1980's. He had his own business. I guess he was an electrician. He also did contracting work in the building trade as a spark. He worked on and off with my Best friend's father who was a plumber. I met him one Christmas Eve briefly as they were heading out to the pub and me and Chris were going into his house. He's very tall...that's about all I remembered about him. This was in a town called Bangor which sits at the mouth of Belfast Lough about twelve miles from the city. That's where I grew up.

We are the same age & I would've been exactly the same. My Mom says I would sit & stop breathing when Jimi Hendrix & Procal Harum played on the radio I was so mesmerised 😍🎶🔊