Rolling Stone, Mick Jagger Plays Piano & Sings Backstage While Charlie Watts & The Stones Join in

Mick Jagger begins by singing "Worried About You" during a sound check at an empty Stadium during their 2003 40 Licks Tour. The other members of the Stones add layers of musical sound as they join in, one by one moving towards a musical crescendo.
Rare footage courtesy of the 40 Licks Tour Documentary.
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[johnyerkov]

We will never see a band like The Rolling Stones in this lifetime, They have been together 58 years, Since 1963.

[drdellaman]

There will never be another band like them. The current generation has no idea what they missed. My generation was lucky. It was a golden age for music.

[teembass]

Just great how the song builds, as each band member joins in. Long live the Rolling Stones!! RIP Charlie, the world misses you.

[pistolp]

This is what music sounds like when you and your band mates have played together for over a half of a century. It sounds effortless, and that level of trust only comes, from family. The Stones have shared their entire lives with us. I for one, have enjoyed the ride.

[stevedrums]

Charlie had such a quiet dignity to him. What a loss, but what a life.

[farmerbill]

The greatest rock band to ever be. RIP Charlie, you will be sorely missed.

[geopapa]

This is the whole spirit of the rolling stones in a video

[allenorea]

This was such a delight to see each band member join in which Mic began, as it all came together such professional perfect time ❤️👍😁

[fweeler]

Makes you realise just how special and integral our Charlie was to the stones ….we all miss him

[rehabmax]

How wonderful it is to be alive during the era of the Rolling Stones. A band that can never be duplicated. Great pre-show footage. Mick worrying about his son not being warm enough, and Charlie's daughter together. Just another day of entertaining 60, 000 fans.

[mayaskubleny]

I like how there was no hesitation and they all just joined in

[julesgiddings]

That was great the way Charlie Watts just kicked in.

[susanriegger]

Keep spreading your DNA Mick let this earth have you forever

[markrny]

This is truly a gem. Brought a tear to my eye. The greatest band in history takes the field. They're not only the greatest band, they're like family. RIP, Mr. Watts.

[Tonytheman]

Its been nice growing old with these guys and it feels better every day knowing what i enjoyed in those days is more admired and appreciated more now

[timothyhilton]

Someday they will all be gone and this video will be a sweet reminder of how special they all really a band of than the sum of the parts.

[GOLDENFLYWARRIOR]

I can't help to tear up now when I see Charlie playing.
Can't believe he's deceased.
Very surreal.
RIP Charlie 💔


Charles Robert Watts (2 June 1941 – 24 August 2021)

[staceyshaffer]

Wish that was me sitting up in those empty stands watching this talent unfold. Very cool video, thank you! I’m 61 years young and have seen the Stones 12 times SO FAR!!
RIP Charlie, you will be forever missed and thanks for the great music!

[honorladone]

Thanks fellas! Love ya forever!!! RIP Charlie 🙏💋❤️🇺🇸 2023 Philadelphia USA

[ricandreoli]

The Stones are so good.I just have to thank them for all the music for all the music they have laid on the table for us to enjoy!