The Rolling Stones - It's All Over Now (Official Lyric Video)
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2025
- "It's All Over Now" by The Rolling Stones
Producer: Andrew Loog Oldham
Composers: Bobby and Shirley Womack
Lyricists: Bobby Womack and Shirley Womack
Associated Performers: Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, and Ian Stewart
Lyrics:
Well, baby used to stay out all night long
She made me cry, she done me wrong
She hurt my eyes open, that’s no lie
The tables turn and now
Her turn to cry
Because I used to love her
But it’s all over now
Because I used to love her
But it’s all over now
Well, she used to run around with every man in town
She spent all my money playing her high class game
She put me out, it was a pity how I cried
The tables turn and now
Her turn to cry
Because I used to love her
But it’s all over now
Because I used to love her
But it’s all over now
Well, I used to wake in the morning, get my breakfast in bed
When I’d gotten worried, she’d ease my aching head
Well now she’s here and there with every man in town
Still trying to take me for that same old clown
Because I used to love her
But it’s all over now
Because I used to love her
But it’s all over now
“It's All Over Now (Official Lyric Video)”
Directed by: Lucy Dawkins and Tom Readdy at Yes Please Productions
Producers: Julian Klein, Robin Klein
(C) 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
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Music video by The Rolling Stones performing "It's All Over Now".
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Ace guitar player Bobby Womack wrote " It's All Over Now" and did not want to give the song over to another artist. It was sometime in the early summer of 1964 that he was persuaded to do so by his management. It was particularly galling to Womack that the song went to one of those " pretty boy English groups" that were storming the US at that time. Well we all know that the Stones had a solid hit with the song and Bobby Wowmack calmed right down when he began recieving the royalty checks in the mail with all those 0's on them!!😊
I WONDER WHAT HE REALLY THOUGHT, OF THEIR PERFORMANCE AND ARRANGMENT. ?
"Pretty Boy English groups?" The Stones? Maybe at the very beginning of all.
@tomasomolinnari5726 I was reffering to the way Bobby Womack( a black American R+B artist would have looked upon the British invasion groups on the whole) He probably knew little if anything about the Rolling Stones when the deal for the song was put together in the summer of 1964.
GREAT SONG !
Someone once asked Carl Perkins if it bothered him that more people associated a couple of his songs with the Beatles than him. He said no, not at all, particularly when he opened the mailbox after coming home from a fishing trip, and the checks fell on his feet. Lieber and Stoller weren't keen on some white teenager of whom Stoller, at least, had never heard, recording "Hound Dog." The first check convinced them that Elvis wasn't so bad after all.
Possibly the best song the stones ever made - and they had a TON of good songs so that says a lot. RIP to my Uncle Rick - His favorite band was The Rolling Stones.
It's pure blues and recognized as one of their best ever.
Agree, it's pure heaven. 🎇😘💖
@Jay-f88j That's so interesting, thanks. The Womacks were great. 👍
. This is a kick ass blues rock song. I think when Lennon made that comment to Keith he must have momentarily forgotten about his days (nights,they never saw the day) in Hamburg Germany where the music and guitar styling were just as raw.😮
One of my favourite stones' songs. That outro is pure rock'n'roll and I think is often overlooked. I could listen to this jam forever, just brilliant.
I ve always thought the same thing about that intro. Just keeps you coming back for more.
This along Dead Flowers are my favorite Stones tunes.
@@alanwilson1820this and I don't get no satifaction are unforgettable. I spent the last hour analyzing Brian Jones and Keith richards guitar jam and Charlie is there stitching it together, including the blues double tap at 1:51 into final chorus. They all fed off each other even before wyman got the bass going.
exactly, one of my favorite Stones outros; perfection, but star star may be a close second.
Right... the outro be like: " well hello there."
The song is 60 years old and still sounds good.
Ya, Bach and the boys, too.
The greatest rythem section of all time, Charlie Watts & Bill Wyman.
Keith Moon and John Entwistle
@@VirreFriberg
I whole heartedly see your point.
@@VirreFriberg no
Jones . Bonham end of discussion !!!!! Second Might be moon Entwistle . Wyman watts is the 3rd level with McCartney Ringo and all the other basic players . You might not like Zeppelin but every member is at or near the top of the heap . IMHO.
VERY INDEED
God bless you Charlie Watts you are among the greats you'll never be forgotten always in our hearts every time we hear a rolling stone song play God bless you rest in peace
Freaking Brian knew how to add cool sound with multiple instruments to just about any song he played.
It's very sad what went down with him, later. The band disowned him. If they only could have resolved their musical parting of ways. He was the Stones, at first, like Syd Barrett was with Pink Floyd. And they both perished. For different reasons.
@@kentclark6420 he got kicked out because he was addicted to drugs and it was negatively affecting the band
@@kentclark6420 I met a guy at an AA meeting years ago who also was "disowned" by a VERY famous group but he admitted that it was entirely his own fault and did something about his addiction and is probably still alive today
RIP the three members of The Rolling Stones
Ian Stewart (July 18, 1938 - December 12, 1985), aged 47
Charlie Watts (June 2, 1941 - August 24, 2021), aged 80
Brian Jones (February 28, 1942 - July 3, 1969), aged 27
You will be remembered as legends.
Eternal Blessings the Boys above & current Ones ... undefined Brilliance !!!
ONVERGETELIJK R.I.P ❤🇳🇱 🙏🎸🥁 VRIENDELIJKE GROET UIT NEDERLAND( PROV.GRONINGEN )🌹👋
Unvergessen auch hier in East Germany...
Bless them, one and all, never forgotten... :(
Keef will outlive Mick and Ron...and Paul and Ringo...but Henry Kissinger will live on, his pact with The Horned One keeping him alive until 110
This is the song that put the Stones on the Map of Rock N'Roll !!!
British Invasion music never will die on my watch
I WAS 10 YEARS OLD WHEN I FIRST HEARD THIS & BECAME AN INSTANT STONES FAN. 55 YEARS LATER STILL HERE WITH THE STONES & ITS STILL NOT OVER NOW.
I have become more of a fan as the years where on!
@@btsmchl I am 66 and still listen to the Stones since the 1960s
I bought this as my first record in 1963. I was 13. Still love the Stones.
@@glynismcdonnell7639 This single was released in July 1964, and its album "12x5" too.
I was there then too, and I still love the Stones too. This is an awesome song.
Brian shines on this. Those power chords give this song raw energy
yes i like the stone playing better then i do the BEATLES .i think they are talented. not to say that the Beatles can't play . it just their style of playing on some of their songs .and not to put them down no .just me my opinion, Keith Richard can play like his style OF PLAYING, JUST LIKE ADDING SPECIAL SEASION IN THE FOOD TO BRING OUT THE FLAVOR. BUT NEVER THE LESS AT THE END OF THE DAY. YES PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE WITH THEIR OWN WAYS OF DOING THING IN THEIR OWN STYLE...
Thounnnggggg! Tha dum thooouunnnggg!
I love this song,and all of the classic Brian Jones era of the Rolling Stones.I have listen to this song on Vinyl,oh let's say no less than 10,000 times.Thanks Guy's.R.I.P. Brian and Charlie.❤
Greatest song ever by the Stones and one of their very earliest. Fabulous mid-song riff by Keith.
But we all know Jones was the mastermind and so he had to go. The band would have been better had they kept him
Jonesy's understanding of rhythm and blues was off the charts.
This was the Stones' first number one hit in America, and it still rocks today. Keith's guitar riff in the middle is a classic.
Yes that and Brian power chords on the fade out.
Love it love it love it!!!!
Keith does have a great Solo in the middle of when I grew up listening to this song I always thought it was Keith who played those powerful cords at the end and Brian was playing the broken chords but it wasn't it was Brian was playing those heavy cords and Keith was playing the broken the broken chord but it's simple they put sounds great together that's the both of those guitar sound great together I just thought of Keith
Gotten put my 2 cents..yes the riff is unreal ..I. crank that up big time..rythm is unbelieveable I was 17 when this came out and still play today at 75..go figure
great song im 60 years old, listened to it a long time now, still like it a lot, kinda reminds me of one of my x's from a long time ago, no loss there, but sometimes ya still wonder, oh well what the hell.
There will never, ever being another Rolling Stones and there will definitely never be a Mick Jagger.
Very true
Yup like Dylan,Beatles it could never happen again...For several reasons 1. Being that no one could do it better, and nothing will ever sound that fresh again.2. We now are spoiled and can immediately listen to every type of genre or song. That's what's sad about today is you are exposed to everything,but yer reality could be one of several thousand different songs, so how many are digging the same thing at the same time?
Good! They appropriated Black culture and music like CRAZY! Bobby Womack wrote and recorded this and didn't want the RS to have it. But long live yt supremacy, I guess.
@andreaemanuel1515 what??? I'm sure plenty of people like the Stones not just crackers. Calm down you don't actually seem nice or smart
Mick
Jagger
DOES exist!
🤌🙈🙉🙊🤌
Probably, my absolute favourite of the Early Rolling Stones , backing , vocals all fantastic ! ❤Love the song
But by Bobby and Shirley Womack song. Maybe you know song Teardrops by Womack & Womack ?!
Who's listening in 2025 2:32 2:33
Tremendous song of the Stones 👍🤘
Great legacy of *Brian Jones* is in that guitar and in the choir "🎸"🎸🥁
It's a cover, composers Shirley and Bobby Womack.
One of their best! I had the 45 when I was 15. Still live it at 73. Happy New Year Y'all from Texas.
quality never fades, still got my 45 too. i'm 82. uk.
@@MrDaiseymay I'm 83, across the pond in CA, ....Still give it a regular play, and.....I have yet to get "My breakfast in bed!"...or, lunch/dinner either, for THAT matter!
I love this song. I can always visualise Brian Jones doing his trademark shuffle step while playing this particular song.
Lady.s and gentleman the ROLLING STONES .THANK YOU ❤
The Stones took a lot of great music and made it greater! Yes they admired the people that came before them and loved their music, that's why they imitated it, which is the sincerest and most admirable form of flattery! So thank the old folks for us Young folks, who are in our 60s and 70s. Amen!!
Route 66. Love RS version.
well said !
One of the biggest differences between the Stones and Zepplin, is that the Stones were open and up front about their love for ole time blues that they mimicked with their own style. No denying it even in the band's name Rolling Stones comes from Muddy Waters when Brian Jones had to come up with a name for the band.
Will still be relevant and enjoyed 100 years from now.
Pure Brian Jones at his peak.
nearly 60 years and i love this more and more every time i play it
I was about 5 or 6 yrs. & it was my favorite song
I'm now 82....and, here I am!
This is why there the Greatest Band in history of Rock & Roll this 1964 classic smoke the Beatles!
Well, you know what the Rolling Stones were called before they lost their virginity.... The Beatles 😂
Aside from the " they're", I could not agree with you more.
@@tamjac10 When the Beatles were in Hamburg Germany circa 61/ 62 they were as crazed and depraved as the Stones could ever hope to be. It was Brian Epstein who put them in matching suits and who cleaned up their image. The Beatles were the nice boys and the Stones were out on the edge. That was exactly my own mother's opinion and it was a total misrepresentation.
Final chords...just amazing!
Such a cool, rockin’ Stones tune. Another of their so many legendary songs. Greatest rock band ever.
It's a cover, the original was written by Shirley and Bobby Womack.
@@mathilde-r9k👏👏👏👍
I was at their first major tour in Glasgow circa 1963/4 at the odeon in Glasgow, Ike & Tina Turner were second top bill if memory serves me right ànd could she sing ? She was as good live as she was on a records her voice filled the whole hall brilliant.
Number 1 on the US charts on September 1st 1964, when I was still 11. You can hear Brian;s rhythm guitar and a nice solo from Keith!
No, this song was Number 1 on the UK chart in 1964. It only went to Number 26 on the US chart.
@@lysanderofsparta3708 cool u busted him out. Ur sharp.👅👅👅👅💨💨💨
THANKS, I WAS WONDERING IF IT MADE, ONE, OR NOT
This music is second to none...period
The best guitar licks ever...Brian Jones knew the score and Womack take a stand for that blues rhythm.
RIP Charlie Watts, as the greatest the stone's drummer, ever and forever.
Mick Jagger - the only old rocker who can still fit into his clothes from 1965
What about Bachmann Turner Overweight? --oh yeah. Never mind.
@@MSHOOD123 So can I
Seriously, Mick, in his late sixties ran all around an arena while singing, the most impressive thing ever. Saw it on the tube,never will forget it. His heart troubles lately are probably due to his long term use of ...
Epic commen here!
Keith Richards can also. Not a hard accomplishment for drug users.
So casually brilliant, so throwaway, so unrepeatable.
The Stones covers were ALWAYS spectacular.
This one might be one of their best 👌 👍
no question about it
Those power chords just do me...They do me good.
Cant beat it, the vocal, the manic solo and that 2 guitar outro, so raw, so punk, so good.
THE best Rolling Stones song ever!
This is the best version of this song and whoever wrote it should be grateful the Stones did such an amazing job with it.
Womak wrote it, I think
@@CynthiaRabet Molly Hatchet
The Rolling Stones went a little Nashville with this one. After all these decades, this one hasn't lost a thing.
It's been my favorite Stones tune for 55 years... Gotta turn up the ending!
Crank up the volume for the intro and the end!
They were the best! I remember all their songs at our school dances in the 70’s! Best times! Best music!
Greatest rockers of all time the stones..,!!! Don Sherwood seventy four years, still rocking!!!
Great track by the stones, and written by Bobby womack x
Like his thoughts here.
Love is the biggest weakness of mankind.
er.
I wish that people knew Bobby Womack´s work a bit more.
Una de excelente interpretación de los Stones.
Imposible no mover los pies al ritmo de un buenísimo rock and roll !!!.
El bajo de Bill es perfecto; igual el ritmo de Charlie y las guitarras 🎸
Bien por los Stones !!!
My favorite Rolling Stones song!
I prefer the original but this is a decent cover.
Mine too.
I agree with you guys. I remebered how this song grabbed me and shook me all over.
A great Stones song from day one!!!
It's Valentine's Day and just I broke up with my girlfriend. This song fits perfectly. Thank you Mick and Keith, from a die hard fan.
At 69 and still enjoying the stones, my first record i brought was cant get no satisfaction, but i had to play it in the garage as my father didnt like modern music !
Yea , wore out the "45 RPM " playing that . 14 years old at the time. Tom D. B. , FL.
Had that 45 also! Watched 'em on Ed Sullivan too! Was such a fan that our garage band did it, Satisfacrion, Last Time, 19th Nervous Breakdown, Under My Thumb,.......Our entire repertoire was almost all Stones! To this day Satisfaction is still my favorite song!
My first favourite band age 15 in 1963, never liked the Beatles
I'm about 8 years younger than you. My Dad used to yell down the stairs "ALL THAT MUSIC SOUNDS THE SAME". Most of the time he was pretty cool though.
Right -On ! Satisfaction was my first " 45 RPM " too. Played it till it was almost gone . At 71 , I'm still a fan . Sticky Fingers / Exile on Main Street , out of site. Tom Daytona Beach, FL. 2, December 2020 .
Fabulous guitar! Never gets old.
The Stones are always putting together amazing music and lyrics. The Stones are legendary musicians and artists. This is the beginning of rock and roll greatness.
The stones got a lot of their music from the old bluesmen love in vain and there's several other that's their roots Blues
Trip Down Memory Lane. I got this when it was first released... ON 45RPM. Great typography on the video.
ITS all over brother!.. But good things in store.. Love! .. Thank you!💯💥
Once I was flicking through radio stations on my walkman years ago and I caught the end of this song, but didn't know who it was, nearly drove me insane for years.
i GUESS WEV'E ALL HAD THAT EXPERIENCE.
I'm honored to know Shirley Womack who wrote the rocking ditty! ❤🎉 🎶
It was Bobby not Shirley Womack
Country VIBE, I LOVE IT!!! 🎉♥️😘 Thank you, Bobby Womack and The Rolling Stones!!!
Charlie at his most awesome with fills and accents and a pulsing beat.. Usually don't go for covers and love the Valentino's version but this rocks out on every level.
This really got the Stones on the road - the rest is history!
Just listen to that guitar Brian plays it's absolutely brilliant
Brian Jones got that dirty reverb guitar sound at Chicago's Chess Studio while The Stones were on tour. I was just 14 when I first heard it and fell in love with it … wishing that the instrumental outro would never end. I've yet to hear Brian's sound duplicated onstage by any band covering this song … even The Stones themselves.
And I have heard he wasn't very pleased with his sound on this record. Go figure.
The secret sauce is a Rickenbacker 12 string. Most Rickenbacker players go for the clean sound, Jones is going for the grit. I haven't seen any Stone with a Rickenbacker after Jones; they will never get that sound no matter how hard they try on a Fender or a Gibson.
@@Conn88 Great insight. I've always wondered if Brian would have gotten that sound if the song had been recorded in London instead of Chicago.
@@andyinoregon I don't think so. Nothing they recorded in London sounded like their Chicago stuff. Different engineers, equipment and mindset from Chess. Chess was all about catching that raw, authentic sound.
@@Conn88 Brian used his prototype Vox teardrop MKIII twelve string for this track.
One of the many things I love about these new digitally remastered releases of an old classic like this one by the Stones is that for the very first time I can truly hear every note of Bill Wyman's bass line in the song. To the average listener this is no big deal, but to bass player like myself it is. Considering that the song is over 50 years old, it's an eye opener for me.
You must love Chuck Berry's "Nadine".
Thanks. I always loved this song (and still do. It's NOT over now, or ever!)
The bass riff on this is just sublime? it makes the track work brilliantly!
ABSOLUTELY---MY FAV TOO.
Happy to hear that we do AGREE on one thing now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am sorry about your passing....please accept my condolences!!!!!! NO FOOL...NO FUN
Thanks for free videos with lyrics! Great job, always cool to watch and sing along. Especially appreciated by people with English as a second language. Good way to study lyrics of favorite songs.
Same hear. I have difficulty hearing words with the background music or some accents. Mumble Rappers are the same deal.
See on minu lemmik laul Rollingist!Uskumatu rütmid ja solo kitarri.My favorites song Rolling Stones!
Brian and Keith’s guitars and their harmonizing back up vocals make this whole tune.
That guitar riff I've never heard any band play it right good old Keith
❤. Love The Rolling Stones 🎶🎶🎶🪶
OUR CANDIDATE FOR THE BEST AND MOST ENTERTAINING SONG IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND EVER PRODUCED.
I will never tire of saying it: thank you British and American people for such great music. Greetings from Uruguay
@omegajrz1269 Love Uruguay, visited the city of Montevideo back in the 70s when I had both youth and more money than I should have had at that age!
@@markmoriarty7388 Uruguay is a country strongly influenced by Europe. Like Argentina. That is why many people from the United States, Oceania and Europe are attracted to these lands.
Not to mention that our rock bands are incredible. It's a shame that English-speaking people find Spanish so difficult, because honestly we have music that has nothing to envy of that of the north.
Montevideo ! Beautiful!,
@tonycaronna9929 I don't think so. Too expensive and dirty
@jackspry9736 Wow!! I could'nt believe you included Ian Stewert in your current obituary of the Rolling Stones. Most Stones fans; even the most rabid ones would never have thought to do that! Stewart was a very important element in the development of the very early and very young Stones. He played barrelhouse blues/R+B piano and stuck with the band for a long time even after it was decided that they would be strictly a guitar band.(well at first anyway). I was impresed with your including Ian Stewart. Well done man!
The best music group of all times!
Four boys fre Liverpool might disagree.
@@alanwilson1820 Depends on where you listen to music from: Beatles brillant, Stones gutsy!
The Greatest Group of all time!!!!
The original Rolling Stones. This was how I remember first hearing them in the early 60s. Bad ass from the beginning ....
One of the best songs from the 60's, that's for sure 😏
@68’ Rumble Bee Brian was more blues, Keith was the rock n roller.
I got England's Newest Hitmakers for Christmas in 1964 when I was 11. Loved them, still do, 12 x 5 is my favorite album still by them.
Keith's lead guitar playing in this is absolutely awesome.
It was Brian Jones
@@witgorski340 Keith plaued lead, it's his solo. Brian played the juicy little counter melody that flows through this
Dead easy !
@@andrewjoseph149 No it's not. I've been playing for 25 years. Stop being dumb.
@@witgorski340 Oh here we go. One of the "Every great thing Mick and Keith did was actually Brian" brigade. Get lost. Brian is/was an overrated ahole.
The fat guitar at the end is what does the whole song for me. Love it!
WOWWW THIS SONG, TELLS IT ALL. EMMMM, YESSSS INDEED..
56 years ago I first heard this song on my little transistor radio, a Sunday, listening to Alan Freeman playing the new '' hit parade'' loved song then, still do!
Brian Jones was the rolling stones his guitar playing was awesome
THAOUNG!........THA-DUM..THOUNG!!
I think he was the founding member but yet he got fired from the band and there is that mysterious way he died . Yes Brian”s blond handsome looks gave the band its mystique and a certain look He was a great instrumentalist and arranger . Definitely can’t think of the 60 s Rolling Stones without visualizing Brian Jones . Too bad about his fate but that is not unusual in the Arts and Entertainment.
@@clarkerobertson2764 I know EXACTLY what you mean!
@@dagnabbit6187 He was too fragile and sensitive. Wasn't meant to be in this world. Love and miss you Brian. Remember the Warwick....
The lead guitar in this is Keith. He was a much better guitar player than Brian.
The ROLLING STONES are the best thing to happen to music PERIOD anyone who doesnt think so needs to have their ears removed
Another great video of rolling stones music!
One of the best rhythm guitar parts in Rock n Roll.
A british band doin country american music so perfect long live the stones
Actually it was an originally an R&B song written by a black artist and covered by the Stones.
@@celestetorres3001 and what the fuck did the original comment state you fucking dumbass? And its blues fyi
@@celestetorres3001 god you're stupid
@@mackboy2040 you shouldn't call people stupid when you can't write a complete sentence. The original post said it was country music when it was r&b as the young woman said. Such a strong knee-jerk reaction is pretty telling.
sounds like Country/Rock/Blues
I LOVE the primitive production values. Pure sounds.
That Brian Jones chunky guitar rocks.
Love the stones ❤❤❤❤❤ I have chosen one of there song's to be played at my funeral I'm 40 year old but got has a crazy sense of humour
Unforgettable Brian Jones on his Vox !
Nice cover of the Valentines original, which was a 'joke' song. Until, that is, the Stones got a hold of it!
These lyric videos are amazing!! I just discovered them today.
Found a Rolling Stones Record inside the case for Jalopy Five. Both very good finds🥰 Always look at a couple of records at the antique shop.. so worth it!!
Last time I was this early, Brian Jones was still alive.
You call this early????....Dahh!
The times when they were great!
Brian Jones RIP. You were loved
HIS DEATH, I STILL A MYSTERY, DESPITE MANY ATTEMPTS AT SOLVING IT.
Yet another classic from the Stones!
Loog and George Martin were the two best producers of the 60's. And whoever puts these videos together knows what they're doing, too!
"It's all over now" there was the first song, that I had heared when had vizited music club in 1968. And I love this song over many years
How great is this song? Such an excellent homage to the sound that inspired them in the first place.
A friend turned me on to the Stones in 1965. He had a reel to reel tape recorder that somehow he had all these early Stones gems on it. Killer. I was 15. Dang I'm old.
Great "fuzz" guitar!
...🎸😎... Since it takes a report of nostalgia ... This sound is one! 1966 July, South-England ... A small green Automobile is about to pick up a hitchhiker in spite of herself........