the rolling stones - road runner - enhanced sound video free download
Edit for headphones. To create a full frequency Rolling range recording...
Recorded March 11, 1963, never released on official albums. Dubbed video.
At first for many years abundantly available on many bootlegs, try SoulSeek to download them. And now available on the umpteenth Rolling Stones compilation album, "Grrr!"
ROAD RUNNER
(Ellas Otha Bates aka Ellas McDaniel, known by his stage name Bo Diddley)
Well I'm a roadrunner, honey
Well I'm a roadrunner, honey
I bet you can't keep up with me
Well I'm a roadrunner, man
I bet you can't keep up with me
Ah, you'll never gonna catch me baby
Baby, baby, you will see
Well I'm a roadrunner man
And I'm gonna keep ahead of you
Well I'm a roadrunner man
And I'm gonna keep ahead of you
Ah, you'll never gonna catch me baby
Doing the things that you do
Ah, here it comes now
Watch me!
Take my hand baby
Gonna show you,
I'm a roadrunning man
I'm gonna show you something
I'm the fastest still alive
Now lean you back
Hear I come
Well I'm a roadrunner, honey
I bet you can't keep up with me
Well I'm a roadrunner, man
And I bet you can't keep up with me
Well you'll never gonna catch me baby
Baby, baby, you will see
Well I'm a roadrunner, honey
I'm gonna keep ahead of you
Yeah I'm a roadrunner, honey
I'm gonna keep ahead of you
You'll never gonna catch me baby
Doing the things that you do
Here, take my hand baby
Didn't think you fast, make it last.
I'm going to put you down
Yeah! I'll see you someday,
Someday baby hanging 'round
®© UMG
®© Dick_Clark_Productions_Inc
(All rights reserved by the copyright owners. This nonprofit fan-made video is solely to promote awareness and interest in the artists and the music.)
Comments
9 years ago
Paul Humphreys
rolling stones9 years ago
phil123711
This music is not the Rolling Stones.9 years ago
LuvBlues64
The original Bo Diddley's is best,but this is close...9 years ago
cobblersize
Nothing better. I saw them exactly like this. Young people don't know how loud this would have been and you couldn't guess even from the enhanced sound. Nor would they understand how new it was. It was deadly, sinister, raw and electric. Nothing better. Look at the genuine insouciance of e.g. Bill Wyman. They all know exactly what they are doing. We'd not heard proper electric blues before. 9 years ago
Machiel Dikker
Good version, but meeker than Pretty Things9 years ago
Dave Hinton
who was the group playing ????? best version The pretty Things 9 years ago
Cora Visser
fantastic i do real love the oldies.9 years ago
Rich Latta
killer footage10 years ago
PAULLONDEN
The Stones'quality control was very strict indeed,considering this and other just as good "Early Sessions" never got an official release.I was stunned when I discovered these high quality bootlegs on Soulseek some years ago.So much more goodies to get from there.10 years ago
LuvBlues64
Nice version!!! in a way its cooler than the Animals organ lead version10 years ago
ruudtes4
no, I just tried to explain this: this song is a welll known song for many years on bootlegs. And bootlegs will never be on any sales campaigns. Bootlegs usually contain songs that are rejected by the band or by the producers. But, as on "Grrr", some bootlegs are that well known and appreciated, that they eventually tun up on official records. Are you wiser now?10 years ago
classiclistener01
I have no bootlegs; I haven't seen anything from any sales campaigns with this; and, I live in the US and have only seen BBC on YouTube. Are you being a wise-ass?10 years ago
ruudtes4
well, maybe some future "grrr" will have it included, just like they did on the present "grrr" with the four stereo live bbc songs that were on bootlegs for ages already10 years ago
classiclistener01
I 'vaguely' remember hearing this once on YouTube a few years ago. Wonder why it was never placed on an album!? Thank you for posting! :)Related Videos
