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Mick did good leaving the Stones He survived, damaged but survived Brian left too late

Zouzou is right , all his gfs looked like him. Definitely her, Anita & Suki looked very similar.

This video should be called girl being dragged of the stage

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Hell yes Ron Wood was what the Stones needed. He brought the best out in Keith’s playing. Keith would sit on a riff in open G with Mick Taylor and with Woody, Keith returned mostly to standard tuning with his most important instrument: A 1975 Telecaster Custom. The two playing rhythm and lead together really is what makes the Rolling Stones Sound. Yes, Mick Taylor was a beautiful, clean guitar virtuoso, but Ron Wood’s abstract approach was key to the incomparable Richards riff/lead style. The band never sounded better (IMO) than Some Girls, Emotional Rescue (sans the disco numbers) and Tattoo You. The 1981 tour (especially the latter part when they added Ernie Watts), was the Stones at the peak of their power. Naysayers, do your thang. Ronnie Wood was born to be a Rolling Stone!

I wish they kept MT in the band, lost opportunity

Ronnie was better in Faces. But would "Some Girls" have been as successful without him? I doubt it. The Mick Taylor years would never be matched but as great as Taylor was in the Stones, Wood was equally as great in Faces.

After hanging out with Let It Bleed and Beggars Banquet for a long time I was disappointed by Exile and I’am surprised by all the Exile fans out there when I read the commentaries. I know now history behind Exile. The a albums weren’t high production affairs. But, I guess a lot of folks got off on that, not me.

Brian has always been my favorite member of the band, even though I was only 10 when he died. This was a very interesting story, but the AI-generated voice drives me crazy.

Woody could have joined the Stones in 1969. Apparently Jagger asked for him, but Wood's manager said no, and didn't tell Ron about it. Wonder what those golden years albums would have been like?

The only thing Woody did wrong was join the Stones when their songwriting started to go off the boil, so he unfairly gets the blame for it. Don't remember him getting slagged off much when he was in the Faces.

mick jagger is gross

best guitar player for the stones

❤love all the stones.

The Vincent van Gogh of music !

Given the struggling relationships going on in the Stones at the time, Ronnie had exactly the right personality to help them to heal those rifts. He is not Mick Taylor and he doesn't pretend to be Mick Taylor. He is Ronnie and his personality and guitar playing was what they needed (and still do).

ACTUALLY? Ronnie is a great guitarist in his correct setting but the STONES is not that, DUH. He does nothing for that band except entertain them and get a paycheck. HE CAN'T PLAY BLUES! And to add insult to injury Mick Taylor never played the same after he left? I spent time with Ronnie when this all went down and he was a total drunk then, as were most of these guys. Heroin and booze big time. The STONES had the perfect storm with Taylor and never should have left him walk? These guys were young and dumb back then. They auditioned Frampton? Was good friends with Peter and auditioning him for that job just tells you how off these guys were. WHAT A JOKE!

If someone could have stopped Brian Jones from taking drugs then this conversation would not be relevant.

and he's still a Face to me:) I loved The Faces.

The small faces were of a similar DNA to the stones, I thought he was a perfect pick. Their sound did change but it produced the masterpiece Some Girls, where the guitar interplay between Keith Mick and Ronnie was unparalleled

The music they made during this era, is the ONLY era I liked by the band. Mick Taylor rocked!

I don't understand y Loog didn't want Charlie, Bill, & Brian to give interviews. Whatever the reason, that prohibition must have failed or it was short-lived. I remember group interviews from the 1960s. I remember interviews with Brian. I remember a long interview with Charle. I'm not sure about Bill. Probably not so much with Ian Stewart.

From a musical and artistic point of view The Rolling Stones were most potent between 1968 and 1978 Prior to 1968 they were an incredible Brit pop singles rock band with a very serious blues foundation in Brian Jones This led to the sublime "Beggars Banquet" (1968) The atmosphere that emerged with Mick Taylor joining the band in 1969 made them the most almighty and supernatural live act in the world with players like Billy Preston, Nicky Hopkins and Bobby Keyes on board... This led to the sublime "Sticky Fingers" (1971) Finally, the recording of the song "It's Only Rock'n'Roll" in truth a Jagger-Wood composition, heralded 4 years of absolute frenzy between continuing enormous tours, continued enormous global media celebrity, continued dangerous narcotic intake and inevitable busts... Eric Clapton or Rory Gallagher were definitely capable of playing guitar FOR the band but only Ron Wood could have dealt WITH the band at this point... This led to the sublime "Some Girls" (1978) Everything you know about and have heard about The Rolling Stones revolves around these three masterpieces... There have been other great albums, before, during and since that time frame by them, of course... "Exile on Main Street" (1972) in particular, but you'd be hard pressed to find such a productive and potent band as The Stones were in that 10 year period

Love the sound of Tattoo You but Mick was a class above

still my my fav guitar player :)

Ronnie Wood did kinda save the Stones. He was the right choice. A criminally underrated musician. To me The Rolling Stones are complete with Ronnie, and Bill Wyman who unfortunately left in 1992.

I'm a big fan of Taylor and that period which was when the Stones peaked. But the Stones were in decline whether Taylor stayed or not. They weren't writing the same dynamic songs and got more commercial. They became one of the greatest stadium show live acts in rock music. On record, Ron Wood really didn't contribute great contributions to the band beyond It's only rock n roll, until Hackney Diamonds. I love Ronnie's playing on this old age album probably more than anything else he's ever done on record. Live he's always been just fine.

I only listen to the stones live stuff. I love Mick Taylor's weaving guitar lines, but I also love the less virtuosic playing of Ronnie Wood during the 1975 and 1978 tours.

Yes, I agree with it. And I'm happy to say that I have relished playing EVERY ONE OF THESE SONGS on my guitar on many occasions. These are great songs with really durable riffs. Understanding how the songs go has only made me appreciate them even more. It's a shame that kids don't gravitate to playing the way they used to.

It was Mick Taylor that got the Stones on track again (with a short stint of Ry Cooder as well). Ron is great but Mick Taylor saved the Stones. Jagger & Richards couldn't stand this.

He's great .I like Brian Jones too

I think Ronnie fits better with Stones raw music than the meandering lines of Mick T

worst decision they ever made. wood ended the golden era of the stones as they sounded more like a punk band. they made one decent record with wood that was some girls, nothing to speak after that. they stopped making good records with wood and became a touring band.

Yeh Taylor period was easily the peak years of the Stones.

Get tired of having to hear the takes of critics like Barney Hoskins and a few others like him that seem to be in every rock doc. They always come off oh so confident with how they put thing with their "Fake Rich Englishmen" accents, yet never tell me anything I don't already know. They're also the types that probably can't get laid unless they pay for it!

Woody was hired because he knew how to tame the shrew Keith Richards..

I disagree, i think Ronnie is a very underated player and fit the stones like a glove..

Keef said "Just because I wrote them doesn't mean that I know them"...that's because Mick Taylor wrote them songs and you and Jagger stole his song writing credits...you greedy bastards!!!

I saw the Stones on tour at the Exile on Main Street concert at MSG in NY in1972 - 10th row center. It was the greatest single band concert I've evr been to (and I've been to a lot). I can still see the performance in my mind. for my money this double album is the greatest rock album ever.

Not a fan on Ronnie and I would say it was a disappointing choice after Mick Taylor

I can hear woodie’s great influence the most on “Some Girls”, which showcases his multi instrument talent, and “Some Girls” to me ranks right up there with “Sticky Fingers”… After “Tattoo You”, I stopped buying Stones albums because there seemed to be only two or four good songs on them, and the rest were rock milquetoast. That never happened in Brian’s or MT’s time with the band. It’s probably not Woodie’s fault, either.

Keith learned "Open G tuning" - D G D G B E (or D) from Ry Cooder, who saw it commonly used by Hawaiian slack-key guitar players. It was also a popular "parlor guitar" tuning in the 1800s. But no one has expanded on it like Keith. 🎸 🎶

No one ever talks about how Richards pushed Taylor out and supressed Wood who he dominated. Listen to Wood in the Faces. He had his own sound and character limited and not particularly fluid. Created this nonsense PR story about weaving guitars. Someone described Wood joining the Stones as a "CIvil Service" job. Sounds about right. Richards was one my favorite players when I was learning but that doesn't mean his huge ego isn't obvious. Few good albums and songs after Wood. They've never been called out for not sharing credits and royalties with the musicians who kept them going. All this when the Stones are my favorite band.

Fabulous. Love this channel.

The people they get to talk on these shows allways suck...the guy going Ronnie ain't no riff master... wtf is he on about... ......how many great riffs did he make in the faces alone.....his feel is like no other...I've seen him live...and the guy got it in abundance

I like alot of their stuff with Ronnie.. However The Mick Taylor era was the best

Ronnie was perfect but they clipped his wings I think. He had so many great riffs with the Faces

Ronnie is the glue that holds the Stones together.

Was there actually a story in this video?