Happy Birthday to the greatest Rolling Stone of them all. Forever missed.





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Yep, Happy Birthday Brian Jones for exciting times and music

I still listen to the RollingStones 60's music and I usually pay close attention to what Brian was doing. He could be traditional(slide and harp) and he was great at it or he could be avant-garde which helped pushed the stones music in different directions.
I won't forget him.
Rockandroll,
Mops

"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Brian's vital contribution to forming the band and their initial and rapid ascent to worldwide fame must never be lost to history. His successors (whose contributions were and are also important) merely helped to keep them there.

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Of the dozens of times I've seen them perform Satisfaction live, wish I could have enjoyed it once with Brian Jones on guitar, like this opener.

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Happy birthday Brian!

Always the coolest and most musically intriguing Rolling Stone for me. Happy birthday, BJ.

Thanks for your great late 50s/early 60s intense passion. It gave us The Rolling Stones. As long as they move ... you move.

Happy Birthday to you Brian on what would have been your 78th Birthday.

Never did see Brian play in his Band …………...The Rolling Stones , but wish I had when they played my home town of Kingston back in 1963 at the Cellar Club and February 13th 1964 at The Kingston Granada, where The Who just done their acoustic gigs a couple of weeks ago.
I was only 11 years old back in 1963.

Time marches on but Brian will never be forgotten with the fans who first heard their music back then.