Keith Richards on The Beatles

A few harsh words for John Lennon and "the Fab Four" from the legendary Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards. This was in 1973.

Rock Book Show Interview: Marc Spitz "Jagger: Rebel, Rockstar, Rambler, Rogue"

Keith Richards had one of the biggest selling books last year with his autobiography,"Life", but many fans of the Stones were left wondering, "What does Mick think?". With no response from Jagger himself, Marc Spitz has taken on the task in "Jagger: Rebel, Rockstar, Rambler, Rogue". This is Spitzs sixth book, and though he admits that it is slanted in Micks favor, Spitz brings a new perspective to this subject. Well researched and highly readable, "Jagger" also includes new interviews with Albert Maysles (the director of "Gimme Shelter"), original Rolling Stones member Dick Taylor, and Carly Simon, who admits that "Youre So Vain" would not have been a number one hit without Mick Jagger. In this interview we talk about taking on the the task of speaking for Jagger (who could have written an autobiography in answer to "Life", but he returned his advance money and decided against it), what its like to get a personal call at home from the elusive Carly Simon, the evolution of Jaggers music and fashion style (including football pants and casual Friday looks), Altamont, and Jaggers work with Rick Rubin. Finally, Spitz answers the question he himself asks in the book, "Who the f**k is Mick Jagger and where does he go from here?".

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction – The Rolling Stones – Guitar and Bass Cover Collaboration

* www.youtube.com * This is multi user INTRO video * In case you have annotations turrned OFF, select this hyperlink: * www.youtube.com * * Ratings,comments enabled on main video, thanks for watching! * Guitar and bass cover collaboration of the classic "Satisfaction" by The Rolling Stones Lead and rhythm guitars by Gitcover: www.youtube.com Bass by iamRottenRon: www.youtube.com ——————————————————————————————————————– B-side "The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man" (US) and "The Spider and the Fly" (UK) Released 6 June 1965 (US) and 20 August 1965 (UK) Format 7", 12" Recorded 12 May 1965, RCA Studios, Hollywood Genre Rock and roll, hard rock Length 3:44 Label London 45-LON 9766 (US) Decca F12220 (UK) Writer(s) JaggerRichards Producer Andrew Loog Oldham Personnel Mick Jagger — lead vocals, backing vocals Keith Richards — electric guitars, backing vocals Brian Jones – acoustic guitar Charlie Watts — drums Bill Wyman – bass guitar Jack Nitzsche – piano, tambourine ——————————————————————————————————————– "(I Cant Get No) Satisfaction" is a song by English rock band The Rolling Stones released in 1965. It was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and produced by Andrew Loog Oldham. The song is notable for Richardss three-note guitar riff which opens and drives the song, and for the lyrics, which include <b>…<b>

Surprising Music Collaborations

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Rolling Stones – L♥ving Cup (Mickboy’s Remaster)

♪♫♪ Loving Cup – Alternate Version 1972 Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles December 1971 – March 1972 16:9 HD Clip 6000kBits Audio 320kBits 48000Hz Promo VideoFilm Audio Track, Mickboys Remaster 1999 Mick Jagger – Lead & Backing Vocal Keith Richards – Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Harmony & Backing Vocal Bill Wyman – Bass Charlie Watts – Drums Nicky Hopkins – Piano Bobby Keys – Saxophone Jim Price – Trumpet andor Trombone Jimmy Miller – Producer & Maracas Andy Johns & Joe Zagarino – Chief Engineers Contains footage from 1970 or 1971 backstage Europe, New York and Los Angeles 1971 and the never used promo that was filmed by Radio Bremen (producers of "Beat Club" in the 60s for German TV) during the Mountreux rehearsals. If I remember right, they visited the Stones in Switzerland to present an award. I really love the steel drum in this one but prefer the 06.50min long "drunk version" of Loving Cup … too slow for a clip! Levi ♪♫♪ An absolutely wonderful track with some of Mick Jaggers best vocals ever laid down on tape. This is Jaggers live vocal over the original backing track for the song … going all the way to its copletition on the tape. You can hear the engineer mixing it as they go along. The Stones! MICKBOY On the Forty Licks tour, when we were preparing the set list for a show in Yokohama, Chuck Leavell suggested we play Loving Cup, the ballad from Exile On Main Street. I didnt want to play the tune and I said, Chuck, this is going <b>…<b>