The Life & Death The Rolling Stones' Founding Member | Brian Jones Rare Performances & Interviews

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• KL

  @KlausToth · 1 year ago

  The fact that Richards and Jagger didn't attend Brian's funeral, will always be an ugly stain on their legacy. By showing up at the funeral Charlie and Bill showed their humanity.

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• HE

  @henrytheworst · 7 months ago

  Imagine being an older guy and looking back at young people being exposed to fame and drugs at such a young age and judging them after their death

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• DI

  @dixirose111 · 1 year ago

  Just heart wrenching.

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• WE

  @WendysParade · 1 year ago

  Brian was their leader,manager,and driving force in their early years of the Stones being a Blues band.<br>66-67 is my favorite era of Brian because he was their colorist on their most creative period

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• DE

  @deeg8849 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D43rvGd2DBk&amp;t=931">15:31</a> I always loved Brian&apos;s playing on this track live. &nbsp; Just killer. &nbsp;Its my fave Jones era live track

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• DR

  @DRI-57 · 1 year ago

  Thank you 👍😊.

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• TE

  @terrapin9ify · 1 year ago

  ❤sic, thanks

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• MA

  @markl7079 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The Rolling Stones lost the beautiful melodies to their songs after Brian died because he contributed all that with the 23 instruments that he played on their records. Mick Taylor was a hell of a great guitar player but The Rolling Stones just became a guitar band after that and weren’t the same.

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• EL

  @elenikorkodelaki2695 · 1 year ago

  This Andrew was very unsympathetic person!! The Stones were Brian&apos;s Band! He was the most important talented musician! The original Rolling Stone 🎸👏

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• ST

  @stevenfunderburg1623 · 1 year ago

  What is up with the completely random Sabbath meets psychedelic music playing over the funeral scenes?

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• RU

  @Ruth-hy1cv · 1 year ago

  😊😊❤

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• MP

  @mphrdldn · 9 months ago

  The Stones had plenty of problems after Brian died in July 1969. The Altamont Free Concert in December was badly handled and tragic. When they next toured the U.S. in 1972, the band was almost exorcising that tragedy.

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