It Should Be You - The Rolling Stones video free download

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Esta es la primera canción hecha por los "mellizos" Keith y Mick que luego de I wanna be your Man les permitió despegar

Xana Xala

Brain Jones was very handsome.

jryan1971

They sound like Herman's Hermits.

LasLupin

Me encanto! Gracias por subirlo,Brian divino en esas fotos!

TheLittleboy65

Hay un blog donde estan todos esas ineditas y outakes. roadrunnerbeatbeat.blog...... pero es diferente verlo con fotitos, muchas gracias

ingloy

The Stones opened the five 50 years jubilee concerts in Dec 2012 with 'I wanna be your man'

aUGU ST

Que bueno es descubrir siempre un tema ·" nuevo / viejo " de los Stones, no dejan de sorprenderme.

JimiHendrixFeyenoord

@idiotgingrich couldn't agree with you more!

MrMusicENT

best song ever!!!!!!!

Julian V

Muy buena!

Julian V

Muy buena!!!!!!!

Bruno Prestat

Yes, it sound like the early Fab Four, but the stones was searching a hit , such a coast, to be in the charts. Thanks for the Beatles to give them "i wanna be your man", also the worst song they wrote All the groups in 1963, made some strange , mishmash trying. A fresh curiosity anyway

Bruno Prestat

where do you get this ? a frenchy old fan

pinchold pinch

Oh, no Mick you should have dumped, deleted, destroyed this terrible mishmash of a recording. Now it's going to tarnish you forever. Is it an attempt at making it sounding like some pop band from the North to get in the charts?

footlover400

It sounds like something the Beatles would do. I'm glad the Stones didn't release this. It didn't suit them for the time.

rollingstones1965

WOW !! THANKS FOR POSTING !!!!

pabloplacenti

esaaa aguante los stones.pasa por mi canal q tengo un monton de outtakes de los stones.saluods en favoritos y 5 estrellas.depaso me suscribo y me ago amigo chauuuuuuu

IDLERACER

This was one of the first things that Mick & Keith ever "wrote." I put the word "wrote" in quotes, because the melody is pretty much just a reworking of the old standard, "One Mint Julep." It was recorded and released as a single by George Bean in December of 1963, with another early Jagger & Richards composition, "Will You Be My Lover Tonight?" on the flipside. It did not chart.

juan carlos matos costa

de akuerdo jeje

Luis Vigil

De un compilado que obtuve hace tiempo. Saludos.

rolling stones

rolling stones - under my thumb