The Rolling Stones - Route 66 - Live Camden Theather 1964- made by DankSticky. flv скачать видео бесплатно

mebeasensei

Who did Jagger model on his voice on?

Clive Reed

Me too Great place WONDERFUL times

GARY THE CROW

HOLY CROW !! ...that is good stuff.

David Bowers

Charlie is good on this song

David Bowers

The Stones also did a super cover of the song Poison Ivy.

David Bowers

Well I took that trip from Chicago down to LA and got my kicks

David Bowers

Keith is playing lead on this version. I've been a Stones fan for 45 years, so that qualifies me as stones historian.

paynomind

Fake live. It's the LP studio track.

Richard Noel Hedditch

Funky. But The Beatles it aint.

LasLupin

Brian might be dead,but for true fans and supporters he will always live in our hearts.

slusher545

voll geil

natetheguitarkid

Dead people cant lead a band on earth. I love the jones era but im just being real.

breimeister

geil oder

MrPJ1954

An alternative to lipsyncing entirely was to record the backing tracks and sing it live. Check out some of The Rolling Stones TV performances of hits such as "Paint It Black," "Ruby Tuesday" and "Let's Spend The Night Together" (which had slightly changed lyrics of "Let's spend some time together..." ) on The Ed Sullivan Show. Mick Jagger sang but not everyone else really played.

Mark Wiley

Brian was one of those marvelous rhythm guitarists who drove the the engine of the early Stones R&B tunes. Just listen to his "chugga-chugga" on It's Not Easy.

Klaus Opelt

In fact there are some videos on youtube, where only Mick's voice is live, but I think at that time the Stones sounded live like in studio, because they recorded 'live' in studio, All of them playing at the same time, first take, 2nd take, 3rd take will be published. No overdubbing, no effects, just live techniques.

Klaus Opelt

This version differs from the studio version: Keith starts with guitar riff, then Charlie joins. In the studio version it's vice versa. Keith's guitar solo is different. In this version he doesn't do the two-finger runs (you know the style of Chuck Berry). I just watched a live version from 1964 of 'Not Fade Away' and i was also first wondering, if it was live or not. But listening several times I recognized som differences to the studio version.

mokacode

This one version and N.K.Cole 's jazz version are the best ever....

Joeann1969

This is not a live show!!!

Joeann1969

Les vais Rolling Stones. Then they became fake in the early 70'

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