available to watch here for free .. Bobby Keys Every Night's a.....



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Thanks for posting!

It’s also on tubitv.com it’s a free and legit site with a lot of great music documentaries on there. You don’t need to register to watch....

Thank you very much!


It's a fantastic film.

I love it.

Tubi is a good service. Free and available on most people's tv's. And it has a surprisingly large selection of things to watch.

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Tubi is a good service. Free and available on most people's tv's. And it has a surprisingly large selection of things to watch.

It’s got some great music stuff on it. The classic albums docs are always worth watching.

Thank you: finally I got to see it. It's like re reading Bobby's book, only with faces and music.

Every, and I mean EVERY time I hear Bobby, well, I can't help smiling: such a character!


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That was a great watch - in the middle of all this pre-Xmas mess and craziness it was great to sit down and relax. So thanks for the link!

Probably will add some observations later, but now too busy..

- Doxa

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It’s also on tubitv.com

Also on AppleTV+ (US) - [TV.Apple.com] .

And [TubiTV.com] says: "Tubi is the largest free movie and TV streaming service in the US. We are not available in Europe due to changes in EU laws".



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available to watch here for free .. Bobby Keys Every Night's a.....

Thank you thank you. I had never seen it and just loved it. Always missed...Bobby Keys

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you!
Any idea how to download this?

Suckin ice cubes in 4/4 time ….

You got to love Bobby!

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Any idea how to download this?

Via yt-dlp plus the Video-URL. JDownloader should work too. The Video-file is ca. 1.8 GB.



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Great I still have to watch 45 minutes...................................

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Great ta watch again .....

have the Japanese DVD of it
somewhere but have misplaced it ..

didnt Japanese release run a little longer



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Thwewislot more of film and music on that site. Even Brian Jones content.

Thanks. Just watched. Great movie.

A big thank you for posting.Cheers!

Very enjoyable, thanks for sharing that.

Only criticism I would have is that I'd like a bit more of a deep dive on some of the things he did other than the Stones, like with Elvis for example...isolating the Return To Sender sax, stuff like that. Even WITH the Stones, getting a bit more detail.

Maybe I got spoiled with too much detail from the Get Back and the Rick Rubin Paul McCartney series, but they are fantastic in their execution.

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Very enjoyable, thanks for sharing that.

Only criticism I would have is that I'd like a bit more of a deep dive on some of the things he did other than the Stones, like with Elvis for example...isolating the Return To Sender sax, stuff like that. Even WITH the Stones, getting a bit more detail.

Maybe I got spoiled with too much detail from the Get Back and the Rick Rubin Paul McCartney series, but they are fantastic in their execution.

he didnt play on any Elvis recording, despite what he claims in his book. Elvis' regular saxophonist, the great Boots Randolph is on that track. The idea that Elvis would have hired some 18 year old unknown to play on that is laughable.

I think he made up a story that he plays the sax solo on Dion's 'The Wanderer' as well. Absolute nonsense.

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Very enjoyable, thanks for sharing that.

Only criticism I would have is that I'd like a bit more of a deep dive on some of the things he did other than the Stones, like with Elvis for example...isolating the Return To Sender sax, stuff like that. Even WITH the Stones, getting a bit more detail.

Maybe I got spoiled with too much detail from the Get Back and the Rick Rubin Paul McCartney series, but they are fantastic in their execution.

he didnt play on any Elvis recording, despite what he claims in his book. Elvis' regular saxophonist, the great Boots Randolph is on that track. The idea that Elvis would have hired some 18 year old unknown to play on that is laughable.

I think he made up a story that he plays the sax solo on Dion's 'The Wanderer' as well. Absolute nonsense.

HA!

I fell for it. I had wondered whether Bobby recorded the sax for Return To Sender before or after Muddy painted the ceiling.

Maybe Keith got his 'truthiness' via Bobby?

LOL good point.

Elvis' sessionographies have been very meticulously documented in books and online for decades. With basic fact checking being so easy, I couldnt believe he had the audacity to claim he played on a massive Elvis hit in Hollywood when he was 18. Especially when the guy who DID play on it is something of a legend on that instrument.

he would have been 17 had he played on that Dion record. Presumably it was done in New York. Buddy Lucas played the part that Bobby seems to think he recorded!

It's still entertaining. Love to see one on Nicky Hopkins.

Cool movie. Geez what a life. Real inside baseball on Stones years. Thanx for posting!!

Watching this now for the first time and I'm in heaven! What an amazing film.

Only gripe is I just wish I was hearing the Stones music in the background.

@johnh - many thanks for posting this.

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available to watch here for free .. Bobby Keys Every Night's a.....

THANK YOU Very Much

That was a good one, thanks so much. Hard to believe Bobby’s 7 years gone. Sad that he won’t be there for the 60th. Hopefully someone can make the stars align and get this guy into the RRHOF.

Really good film, thank you, johnh.
Good to hear the details of his career, and more about how he came back to the band and what happened.

Watching this was more fun than reading the book.

I met Bobby once in the halls of the MGM Grand, heard him at a club show in Chicago with a cover band.
I'm sorry I didn't try to get to the stage when he did his solos.

~"Love is Strong"~

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LOL good point.

Elvis' sessionographies have been very meticulously documented in books and online for decades. With basic fact checking being so easy, I couldnt believe he had the audacity to claim he played on a massive Elvis hit in Hollywood when he was 18. Especially when the guy who DID play on it is something of a legend on that instrument.

he would have been 17 had he played on that Dion record. Presumably it was done in New York. Buddy Lucas played the part that Bobby seems to think he recorded!

Thanks for setting me straight Gaz, I swallowed the bait, not a good look for him to that claim. Sender or Wanderer.

I did appreciate his doc though, and the "stones" he had with the Stones. Hell of a career and his chops started so young.