Mick Jagger JUST REVEALED What We All Feared

My favourite Stones songs are the ones with Taylor on lead, between 1969 and 1974.After he left and Ron Wood joined,, or slimed his way in, I stopped following. Taylor could have been replaced, Ron Wood only a yes man, musically adding nothing, only face value. With the exception of Hey Negrita. The Jones Years are ok as well because that era added something original in music land.

19th Nervous Breakdown. It's very energetic and deals with a (neuro)psychological problem that was very contemporary.

Brian Jones was the founder of The Rolling Stones !!!

I'm quite sure Brian Jones was the founder

These Yanks in corporate management jobs destroy morale and then wonder why China is getting ready to be the # 1 economic power in the world, DUH ? People are scared to speak up on arseholes running things all wonky...IT SUXX ! But on the other hand this gent is a fantastic front man !

So what happened to Dick Taylor ?

Brian Jones was being interviewed with the rest of the band and he was asked what is the name of your band. Brian looked down at a muddy waters album and one song was called rolling stone so he looked at the guy and said we are the rolling stones.

We never feared anything at all about Mick. What are you on about 🙄

"The height of their career in the 70-s?" They were my favorite bans until I saw the play live in Cleveland Ohio in the late 70's. They sucked big time. If the audience wasn't so loaded, I'm sure they'd notice they sucked as well.

No mention of Wyman??

Brown sugar! ❤

They had me Murdered !

What exactly are we supposed to be celebrating? That Jagger and Richards stole the songwriting credits without acknowledging the others' input (especially Brian Jones; they even scarfed up Nanker Phelge tracks), and drove out their founder/multi-instrumentalist Jones, their guitar virtuoso Mick Taylor, their record producer Jimmy Miller and finally their classically trained pianist Nicky Hopkins? Their post-Taylor album tracks other than singles are mostly lame. You can't even buy a decent hits compilation because they edit down their post-1973 singles. They've been coasting for 50 years on the reputation of their earlier catalog.

Missed out ' I wanna be your man ' was first UK big hit. Written for them by Lennon and McCartney. Then they started writing their own.

What do we fear?

i have there fietst lp get your kicks on route 66

Waiting on a Friend"... "Time is on my side" Shes Like a Rainbow" and Ruby Tuesday". "Gimme Shelter". You cant always get what you want".

Angie ❤

I can’t get no satisfaction

How many Jaggers are we talking about?
Waste of time!

I never feared this . Why take so long to reveal it ? The rest was like a brief biography.

Without diminishing the great talents and skills of the duo Jagger/,Richards., the absolute founder of the group, in every respects, as well as the best accomplished musician and teacher, is only one. And he died long ago. Why and how he destroyed all his gifts, one after one, will be a subject for history. In my personal opinion, a sir called Andrew Loog Oldham had his own responsibility, as well as the arrogance of Jagger, that saw an opportunity for revenge, in a way. As a matterello of fact they all were too young to understand what was happening and to cope with this. Carcere was too important, the risk of ruining everything was great, and everyone was thinking about himself. But it is not fair to alterate the truth like that

Natural talent 💎 Great visions 💎 Yes

My favorite Rolling stones song is Dead Flowers

There are two Rolling Stones Origin stories Brian Jones the real one and then the Jagger, Richard's one.

Ruby Tuesday Is Brian Jones 100%👍

Good ole Mick Jagger. love him.

The myth that Brian Jones founded the Rolling Stones can always be sourced back to Bill Wyman who insists that he knows when at the time he was not even in the band and wouldn't be for another eight months AFTER the band got together.
The facts are that Brian attempted to start a band with his advert in the Jazz News but he was unsuccessful. The only serious player he recruited was pianist Ian Stewart and neither one of them could sing. Brian knew he wanted to be in a blues band so Brian contacted Keith who already had a band called the Blue Boys and asked if He and Ian could join Keith's band and Keith agreed.
The first one to suggest that the band should change their name to The Rollin' Stones was Alex Korner, the leader of Blues Incorporated at the Ealing Club, when Keith and Mick sat in with his band and performed the Muddy Waters song, Rollin Stone...The band ALL discussed the new name but they never arrived at a consensus because Ian ABSOLUTELY hated the name.
When Alex'es band gave them their spot at the Marquee Club, Their big break, the Jazz News reporter asked Brian on the phone their name so they could promote them and Brian blurted out the only name they had discussed... The Rollin Stones.
He was in a pay phone booth and there were no albums on the floor. Keith likes a good story but it was not true that Brian came up with anything other than the name that they had already discussed.

To say that a cocky and confident Mick and Keith answered an advert while they were already in their own blues band and recording impressive demos that already sounded like the Rolling Stones is an absurd notion. They knew what they had and what they could do.
Brian founded NOTHING

Interviewer--- What were you doing before you joined? ( The band)
Brian---"um well I was just sort of bumming around waiting for something to happen really. I had quite a few jobs and uh I was trying to get a band going but it was unsuccessful until I met up with Mick and Keith"
Brian Jones explaining to an interviewer about not being able to start a band and instead joining Keith's band, The Blue Boys.

Mick Keith and Dick Taylor were covering and recording dozens of blues songs, sounding very much like the future Rolling Stones, long before Brian joined THEIR blues band.

“The band is really an amalgamation of two bands. The one being an R&B band I formed about a year ago, and the other being a group run by Mick and Keith in S.E. London. I was introduced to Keith and we decided to pool our resources, so with Stu from my band, and Mick from Keith’s we became the nucleus of the ‘Stones.’”--- Brian Jones 1963

I remember an interview (it must have been about 100 years ago) when he said ""I can't imagine being 40 years old and jumping round a stage singing Jumping Jack Flash ". He definitely didn't have 2nd sight!

The only thing Keith loved back then was he's family and heroin.

STAR STAR 👍🏿

The Rolling Stones were really formed when Keith approached his old classmate on the #2 train platform at the Dartford train station and asked him about the blues albums under his arm, in October 1961.
That began the most successful songwriting team in pop music history that continues to this day. Shortly after that meeting they formed the Blue Boys with Dick Taylor and THAT band renamed themselves the Rolling Stones.
Brian and Ian did not join them until many months after.

sympathy for the devil. I dont understand this obsesion about Brian Jones. Love you Live is the best live album ever. Jones was not there.

BRIAN JONES WAS THE FOUNDER OF THE STONES!!

Dont play with me cos your playing with fire. For somesilly reason

Best song: 2120 South Michigan Avenue……..cuz Brian Jones is playing da harp…..and
Brian started The Rolling Stones 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Jagger ...not Jaggers

Get Off MY Cloud.....does it for me. Rock on, Mick!

My favorite Stones song is Blinded by Rainbows

Heartbreaker came on strong on FM radio's it still does, that 's just 1 of my favorite stone's song's I have a lot more favorite song's.😅🎉❤

Sweet guy

Never bloody believe anything that people say about other people .
If it's mick Jagger talking you can listen .
Why listen to some American person talking about other people's lives .
It's not worth listening to .

Alfies soundtrack, with Mick Jagger playing acoustic with Dave Strewart

Jaggers?? WTF