Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts on the early days of the Rolling Stones. Mick and Keith remember their childhood friendship, and the meeting years later at Dartford Railway Station that led to the formation of the Rolling Stones. Charlie talks about the early days of the band, when Mick, Keith and Brian Jones shared a flat in Edith Grove, London. The interview was filmed in 1989, and originally part of the documentary 25X5: The Continuing Adventures Of The Rolling Stones. 12th July 2012 marked 50 years since the first Rolling Stones gig at the Marquee Club Oxford Street, London. Follow the Rolling Stones online to be the first to hear about all their upcoming festivities: www.rollingstones.com Twitter @RollingStones twitter.com Facebook www.facebook.com Tumblr rollingstonesofficial.tumblr.com Pinterest pinterest.com

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21 thoughts on “The Rolling Stones: The Beginning by Mick, Keith and Charlie”

  1. SophieBlueCat
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    Interesting how affectionately Mick talks about Keith here at the beginning (like the description of his ears 😉 ). Quite rare, I think.

  3. luswagger
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    I want more Mick talking – it’s about a time to know his side to the story!

  4. SeaBassVamp
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    Good running into and hanging out with old friends.
    From 3 months to 50 years of Charlie & Brilliant Band.

  5. SophieBlueCat
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    I suppose they will sell the new documentary "Crossfire Hurricane" on DVD in a couple of months. So the old documentary would maybe be not quite in line with this plan? But… perhaps selling both together in a (not too expensive) box set is an interesting idea, if the films are not too similar? The announcement of the new one sounds fantastic, hope it can fullfill the hype.

  6. CommanderMT101
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    It would be awesome to see a DVD/Blu Ray release of 25 x 5! I’ll buy it for sure!

  11. TheRollingStones
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    There’ll be more interviews with Charlie added soon, subscribe to hear when they’re uploaded.

  12. digtheblues777
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    "Nice to see you man BUT where’d you get the records?!" HAHA XD

  13. Rolling50Stones
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    Your right friend, this should be out in DVD, I have this on VHS and releasing it on DVD it would be better quality.

  16. RodrigoBrasileiro
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    This is from the 1989’s Home Video "25 X 5 – The Continuing Adventures Of The Rolling Stones"…why the stones didn’t released it in DVD or Bluray???????

  20. 2743v3r
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    i used to think that brian founded the band and named it, but well, i may be wrong.

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