πΌ20 April 1968. The Rolling Stones record maybe my favorite "number" (as Mick Jagger used to call his songs): Jumpin' Jack Flash ! ππΈπ₯
Creative Process: it was of course springtime and the gardener came early morning to Keith country house waking up #MickJagger and #KeithRichards while working... Mick asked: "Whassat?" Richards answered: "Oh, that's Jack β that's jumpin' Jack." π¨βπΎ
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Few minutes later Keith tuned his acoustic six strings on D πΈπ€
#RollingStones #vocalist #guitarist #20April
Long Live The Spring!
https://youtu.be/ruTMp4_sy1E
Creative Process: it was of course springtime and the gardener came early morning to Keith country house waking up #MickJagger and #KeithRichards while working... Mick asked: "Whassat?" Richards answered: "Oh, that's Jack β that's jumpin' Jack." π¨βπΎ
π·π³πΏ
Few minutes later Keith tuned his acoustic six strings on D πΈπ€
#RollingStones #vocalist #guitarist #20April
Long Live The Spring!
https://youtu.be/ruTMp4_sy1E
YouTube
The Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash (Official Video) [4K]
Music video by The Rolling Stones performing "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Executive Producer: Sandy Lieberson
Producer: Robin Klein
The Rolling Stones performing "Jumpin' Jack Flash" from The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus
Recordedβ¦
Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Executive Producer: Sandy Lieberson
Producer: Robin Klein
The Rolling Stones performing "Jumpin' Jack Flash" from The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus
Recordedβ¦
πΌSeptember 1966, 55 years ago... every song (famous or not) has a great story behind it! There are songs, especially Rock, that soon have become legendary π€ That's the case of a classic rock standard, Hey Joe.
Tim Rose, American singer songwriter born Timothy Alan Patrick Rose in New York, US on 23 September 1940, moved to London, UK in the 60s and in 1966 recorded his version of Hey Joe, claiming it was a traditional folk song he heard when he was a child. #HeyJoe was in fact first recorded by Billy Roberts in 1962 for copyright reasons, he always denied it being a traditional, he wrote it instead, but still today noone knows who originally penned it: Hey Joe is classified as a Public Domain song.
The legend went on in September 1966 when a young talented #guitarist called Jimi Hendrix moved to London from the US: one night Jimi met Chas Chandler (bassist of #TheAnimals) and Linda Keith (at the time #KeithRichards girlfriend): they both had just attended a Tim Rose concert and they sang Hey Joe to Jimi Hendrix. Jimi fell in love with the song, he soon re-arranged it and at the end of 1966 it was released as his first single, which immediately peaked US and UK charts... that's why we all think Hey Joe is a song by #JimiHendrix!!!
Hey Joe is the last song played at #Woodstock festival πΈπ₯
Here's the #TimRose 1966 version, in the Chat Roomπ I post #BillyRoberts and of course Hendrix ones π€π₯π #MusicHistory #23September
https://youtu.be/BynwqM3gz30
Tim Rose, American singer songwriter born Timothy Alan Patrick Rose in New York, US on 23 September 1940, moved to London, UK in the 60s and in 1966 recorded his version of Hey Joe, claiming it was a traditional folk song he heard when he was a child. #HeyJoe was in fact first recorded by Billy Roberts in 1962 for copyright reasons, he always denied it being a traditional, he wrote it instead, but still today noone knows who originally penned it: Hey Joe is classified as a Public Domain song.
The legend went on in September 1966 when a young talented #guitarist called Jimi Hendrix moved to London from the US: one night Jimi met Chas Chandler (bassist of #TheAnimals) and Linda Keith (at the time #KeithRichards girlfriend): they both had just attended a Tim Rose concert and they sang Hey Joe to Jimi Hendrix. Jimi fell in love with the song, he soon re-arranged it and at the end of 1966 it was released as his first single, which immediately peaked US and UK charts... that's why we all think Hey Joe is a song by #JimiHendrix!!!
Hey Joe is the last song played at #Woodstock festival πΈπ₯
Here's the #TimRose 1966 version, in the Chat Roomπ I post #BillyRoberts and of course Hendrix ones π€π₯π #MusicHistory #23September
https://youtu.be/BynwqM3gz30
YouTube
Tim Rose - Hey Joe (Long Version)
A great version of Hey Joe, excellent building of intensity.
πΌ18 December 1943. Happy Birthday π₯³πΎ to Keith Richards, born in Dartford, England...most commonly referred by experts as the Human Riff πΈπ€
#KeithRichards #RollingStones #guitarist #18December
#KeithRichards #RollingStones #guitarist #18December
π If you think you are cool... look at that firstβοΈ
#KeithRichards, 1972
Thanks @spleenandideal for sharing π
#KeithRichards, 1972
Thanks @spleenandideal for sharing π
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Forwarded from Albums Released Today
π Album of the Week
@Venice_Rocks
π9 June 1978
The Rolling Stones
π Some Girls
#Rock #HardRock #PunkRock #Disco
45 years ago The Rolling Stones from #UK released their 14th studio album, their first to feature new member Ronnie Wood.
Some Girls came out in a year when music was worldwide dominated by new genres such as Disco and Punk and new young Hard Rock / Heavy Metal bands.
All these different worlds agreed to consider #RollingStones as dinosaurs with nothing more to tell...
Jagger & Richards were perfectly aware of that and "answered" with this album which embraced all the above genres, delievered several classics and sold more than 7 million copies!
In this album:
#MickJagger β vocals, guitar, piano, percussion
#KeithRichards β guitar, vocals, bass, piano
#RonnieWood β guitar, backing vocals
#BillWyman β bass, synthesiser
#CharlieWatts β drums
Additional
#SugarBlue β harmonica
#IanMcLagan β piano, organ
#MelCollins β saxophone
#SimonKirke β congas
#9June
π§Listen to S.G. π here
@Venice_Rocks
π9 June 1978
The Rolling Stones
π Some Girls
#Rock #HardRock #PunkRock #Disco
45 years ago The Rolling Stones from #UK released their 14th studio album, their first to feature new member Ronnie Wood.
Some Girls came out in a year when music was worldwide dominated by new genres such as Disco and Punk and new young Hard Rock / Heavy Metal bands.
All these different worlds agreed to consider #RollingStones as dinosaurs with nothing more to tell...
Jagger & Richards were perfectly aware of that and "answered" with this album which embraced all the above genres, delievered several classics and sold more than 7 million copies!
In this album:
#MickJagger β vocals, guitar, piano, percussion
#KeithRichards β guitar, vocals, bass, piano
#RonnieWood β guitar, backing vocals
#BillWyman β bass, synthesiser
#CharlieWatts β drums
Additional
#SugarBlue β harmonica
#IanMcLagan β piano, organ
#MelCollins β saxophone
#SimonKirke β congas
#9June
π§Listen to S.G. π here
Forwarded from Rock History Timeline
π17 April 1964
Rolling Stones
π Rolling Stones
#RockBlues #RnB #RocknRoll
60 years ago the Rolling Stones from London, #UK released their self-titled debut album.
The album mainly contained cover songs (#RufusThomas, #ChuckBerry, #BobbyTroup, #JimmyReed, #WillyDixon, #SlimHarpo, #BoDiddley, #BuddyHolly, Holland-Dozier-Holland), plus the first single written by Jagger/Richards and 2 songs credited to Nanker Phelge, the collective writing pseudonym #RollingStones adopted until 1965.
In this album:
#MickJagger β vocals, tambourine, harmonica, maracas
#KeithRichards β backing vocals, lead and rhythm (6- and 12-string) guitars
#BrianJones β backing vocals, rhythm, lead and slide guitar, harmonica, tambourine whistling
#BillWyman β backing vocals, bass
#CharlieWatts β drums, handclaps
Additional musicians
#AllanClarke, #GrahamNash : backing vocals
#GenePitney β piano
#PhilSpector β percussion, maracas
#IanStewart β organ, piano
#AndrewLoogOldham β producer
#17April
π§Listen to Rolling Stones
π here
Rolling Stones
π Rolling Stones
#RockBlues #RnB #RocknRoll
60 years ago the Rolling Stones from London, #UK released their self-titled debut album.
The album mainly contained cover songs (#RufusThomas, #ChuckBerry, #BobbyTroup, #JimmyReed, #WillyDixon, #SlimHarpo, #BoDiddley, #BuddyHolly, Holland-Dozier-Holland), plus the first single written by Jagger/Richards and 2 songs credited to Nanker Phelge, the collective writing pseudonym #RollingStones adopted until 1965.
In this album:
#MickJagger β vocals, tambourine, harmonica, maracas
#KeithRichards β backing vocals, lead and rhythm (6- and 12-string) guitars
#BrianJones β backing vocals, rhythm, lead and slide guitar, harmonica, tambourine whistling
#BillWyman β backing vocals, bass
#CharlieWatts β drums, handclaps
Additional musicians
#AllanClarke, #GrahamNash : backing vocals
#GenePitney β piano
#PhilSpector β percussion, maracas
#IanStewart β organ, piano
#AndrewLoogOldham β producer
#17April
π§Listen to Rolling Stones
π here
π1
πΈ#KeithRichards and future partner and mother of his children #AnitaPallenberg in Venice #Lido, 1967.