#rolling stones live

[christinered]

:The Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday

Top 30 Countdown Song #23:  Ruby Tuesday

Where to start..?   Ruby Tuesday is actually The “B” side to “Let’s Spend The Night Together” 

The song was written by Keith Richards alone. It is about a girlfriend  of Keith’s named Linda who left him and ran off with Jimi Hendrix. Jimi  would return the favor and leave her heartbroken . 

“Don’t question why she needs to be so free.”“She’ll tell you it’s the only way to be.”  “She just can’t be chained to a life where nothings gained and nothings lost at such a cost.”

Few more tidbits.  This is the infamous Ed Sullivan Live performance where they were told to change the words of Lets spend the night together to “Let’s spend some time together”.  

Keith is surprisingly playing the piano here Kudos to Brian Jones rocking a grammar school recorder. Enjoy.

~Brooklyn Red

[popculturebaby]

Leighton Meester and Blake Lively for Rolling Stone Magazine in 2009 ✨

[ladyvaderpixetc]

[sbrown82]

Marsha Hunt, circa 1969.

[sweetpaintedladie]

Keith Richards at the launch party of Love You Live in New York, 1977

©️Richard E. Aaron

[faithinlouisfuture]

casual rehearsal rizz 🎤🚬 (x)

[whereifindsanity]

The Rolling Stones - Paint It Black

[lethargix]

enforcing my “nohobal as a cringe stoner couple” agenda (its their last day before laundry)

[disease]

(I CAN’T GET NO) SATISFACTION [LIVE] BJÖRK & PJ HARVEY | BRIT AWARDS, 1994

[puffpuffpasswhenyousmokemygrass]

[brianjonescollection]

Brian Jones during the live performance of Paint it black, 1966

[omg-hellgirl]

Mick Jagger, early 1960s, kissing fans in the documentary "The Stones and Brian Jones."

[todays-just-a-daydream]

rolling stone still disgracing be here now in 2024 let me at em

bless oasis reddit for this perfect follow up yes what a disappointing album your readers voted it number 1 ahead of radiohead at the time:

[louisupdates]

Photo credit: BMG / Joshua Halling

After nearly two-hundred live performances spanning two international tours, Louis Tomlinson is celebrating the end of era on the road that spanned three years. On Thursday, the musician shared Live, a record captured across 15 different shows in 15 different cities.

“I’ve been lucky enough to spend the last 3 years touring the world twice over, the feeling I get sharing those live moments will be with me forever,” Tomlinson shared in a statement. “To be able to record these songs from all over the world and put them out as an album like this feels so special, and a real tribute to the fans who make each and every show feel unique and incredible. Thank you! Enjoy!”

The album features live performances from both the Louis Tomlinson World Tour — which was cut short in 2020 and resumed in 2022 — and the Faith in the Future World Tour, which kicked off in 2023 in support of the singer’s sophomore studio album of the same name. Combined, the tours included 170 shows in 47 countries across 5 continents.

Tomlinson captured performances of popular singles “We Made It” and “Walls” from his debut solo album Walls and “Written All Over Your Face,” “Silver Tongues,” and “Out of My System” from Faith in the Future. The album features recordings from London, Nashville, Vancouver, Barcelona, Chicago, Budapest, Paris, and more.

The digital version of Live is available now, with physical editions for the record set for release on Aug. 23 on a double CD and 2LP picture disc vinyl.

Louis Tomlinson Live Tracklist

“The Greatest” (Live From London, 17 November 2023)

“Face The Music” (Live From Nashville, 18 July 2023)

“Bigger Than Me” (Live From Vancouver, 26 June 2023)

“Holding On To Heartache” (Live From Barcelona, 6 October 2023)

“We Made It” (Live From Manila, 16 July 2022)

“Chicago” (Live From Chicago, 15 June 2023)

“Fearless” (Live From Rio, 27 May 2022)

“Common People” (Live From Sheffield, 10 November 2023)

“All This Time / She Is Beauty We Are World Class” (Live From Munich, 22 October 2023)

“Walls” (Live From Buenos Aires, 21 May 2022)

“Written All Over Your Face” (Live From Budapest, 15 September 2023)

“Out Of My System” (Live From Brisbane, 30 January 2024)

“Saturdays” (Live From Paris, 14 October 2023)

“Silver Tongues” (Live From Krakow, 10 September 2023)

FULL ARTICLE, 25.4.2024

[dreamings-free]

Live was captured across 15 different shows in 15 different cities over the course of three years while the singer embarked on two world tours

April 25, 2024 by Larisha Paul

After nearly two-hundred live performances spanning two international tours, Louis Tomlinson is celebrating the end of era on the road that spanned three years. On Thursday, the musician shared Live, a record captured across 15 different shows in 15 different cities.

“I’ve been lucky enough to spend the last 3 years touring the world twice over, the feeling I get sharing those live moments will be with me forever,” Tomlinson shared in a statement. “To be able to record these songs from all over the world and put them out as an album like this feels so special, and a real tribute to the fans who make each and every show feel unique and incredible. Thank you! Enjoy!”

The album features live performances from both the Louis Tomlinson World Tour — which was cut short in 2020 and resumed in 2022 — and the Faith in the Future World Tour, which kicked off in 2023 in support of the singer’s sophomore studio album of the same name. Combined, the tours included 170 shows in 47 countries across 5 continents.

Tomlinson captured performances of popular singles “We Made It” and “Walls” from his debut solo album Walls and “Written All Over Your Face,” “Silver Tongues,” and “Out of My System” from Faith in the Future. The album features recordings from London, Nashville, Vancouver, Barcelona, Chicago, Budapest, Paris, and more.

The digital version of Live is available now, with physical editions for the record set for release on Aug. 23 on a double CD and 2LP picture disc vinyl.

Louis Tomlinson Live Tracklist “The Greatest” (Live From London, 17 November 2023) “Face The Music” (Live From Nashville, 18 July 2023) “Bigger Than Me” (Live From Vancouver, 26 June 2023) “Holding On To Heartache” (Live From Barcelona, 6 October 2023) “We Made It” (Live From Manila, 16 July 2022) “Chicago” (Live From Chicago, 15 June 2023) “Fearless” (Live From Rio, 27 May 2022) “Common People” (Live From Sheffield, 10 November 2023) “All This Time / She Is Beauty We Are World Class” (Live From Munich, 22 October 2023) “Walls” (Live From Buenos Aires, 21 May 2022) “Written All Over Your Face” (Live From Budapest, 15 September 2023) “Out Of My System” (Live From Brisbane, 30 January 2024) “Saturdays” (Live From Paris, 14 October 2023) “Silver Tongues” (Live From Krakow, 10 September 2023)

[beachybae4]

Blake lively and Leighton meester for Rolling Stone

2009☆🍨🍦