She was a cute ADORABLE chick back then. What a classic to remember. Nancy was a doll could sing good loved this dance always remember NANCY doing this song and dance.
Number one on the billboard charts a half century ago today on Sat 2/26/66. 50 years later, it's still awesome! Nancy rocked in 1966 and still rocks today! How I wish I was in high school then, and not a newborn baby born four months earlier. Wish I was old enough to appreciate the cool cars and songs of 1966. I could just picture me in my brand-new '66 Chevy Caprice listening to this song
I can't say that I blame you, my sir - by in my case, I would be listening to this hit while driving my brand-new '66 GTO, as I'm partial to the mid-Sixties muscle cars, as it were.
This song and the performance by Nancy Sinatra created quite a stir many years ago. Many young people thought it was ahead of its time. It may have been one of the first women's movement song, but many were highly critical of both the song and the performance. I always of really liked the song, and the performance. Thanks, JohnG
+Al Smith ......I was 22 at the time, I arrived in Vietnam in the summer of 65, that was really a great time to be in Vietnam, she came to DaNang in May of 66....
+Charles Russell (The Montana Kid) Did you pass through Okinawa. I was living at Koza next to Kadena Air base. BC street was the club street, and I entertained the troops, dancing in many of them. Mostly at the Golden Star. Loved it when the guys were "short". Hated when they were drunk and too young to be killing people. Mostly R and R boys. They were so messed up by it. But great times even amongst all the heartaches. (I am English). The guys always loved to see me and talk to a "round eye'. They hated the booneys, and longed to get home.
Nancy Sinatra that apple don't fall too far from the tree thank you Nancy can give us all this good music retro we still love it Happy Thanksgiving Nancy God bless you
This is the coolest music video ever! I have heard this song so many times and never seen this video until now. I LOVE it! The 60's look so fun. I love fashion from the 60s-70s too. This is hot! ♥️
@@ibnmianal-buna3176 Ha ha I got married in bell bottoms. Still had them till around 2003. Got rid of them when I realized I'd never be that slim again LOL Peace
This great song really reflects the pop culture of the late 60s, so retro, so timeless, hip, catchy, sexy and standing shoulder to shoulder with the rock and soul releases of its day. A pop classic.
OMG; the dancing is hilarious! And I don't recall micro-minis being quite so micro! Wow! Those things are shirts! In any case, this is classic Nancy Sinatra and I really like this song. So fun!
Yea it's amazing how a lot of this stuff fell down the memory hole. People tend to think the sexualisation of media was a much more recent phenomenon than it really was.
Yeah that was the sixties.. that's when the sexual Revolution started.. birth control pills ,free love . . It was a weird but fun time to be a little kid
There was actually quite a lot like this on screen generally. Then it became politically incorrect under the 'objectification' banner. Then Miley Cyrus took all her clothes off for a video. Well, all the time actually. Then we all got confused. Then we went back to watching old videos of Nancy Sinatra etc. Round and round it goes....
Vorrei tanto si tornasse a fare musica e spettacolo di questo calibro... Di qualità, artisticamente valido e che si apprezza così per il valore, senza eccessi, senza volgarità... solo musica e bellezza...
feel like I'm sitting in a bar in 1966 with my white button down shirt on, skinny tie, black pants, smoking a Lucky Strike, drinking a VO on the rocks, my Chrysler Imperial is parked out front and this is on the Juke Box!!!
I remember this being on the jukebox when I was a little kid and I can remember exactly where I was the first time I heard it on the jukebox.. in a way I liked it but anyway I didn't .
GAWWWD..... THAT WAS FEBRUARY 1966!!! LONG-ASSED TIME AGO, WASN'T IT? THE SONG IS STILL GREAT! SEEN HER LATELY?? SHE HAS A FAN CLUB... LOOKIN' GOOD, NANCY!
Nancy was extremely out there and frankly (no pun intended) quite sensual - and an impressive singer in the process of escaping from the aura of the great - you know who and in her own right. More so for her brother. In contrast Nancy at least had her hit here that showed- up in in number of film soundtracks. This from a Kearny boy - just 29 minutes away from Hoboken
+Benjamin David This was a great song back then, one of my favorites, good beat, rhythm, lyrics, decent vocal by Nancy. With all do respect to all her fans and admirers she was not really a good singer, if you listen carefully and analyze the sounds, she really just "talks" thru the whole recording, BUT, it came out just GREAT as a whole!
+groove9tube Yes, and then realize his grandmother was about the same age as these performers back in 1966. Then grandma might surprise him with what she could tell him about the old days!
I will always love this song. I think I was about ten or so when I first heard it it..I also love Sugartown by Nancy Sinatra. I have played by ear since I was four years old. It was on my Grandmothers old pump organ. ( I thought everyone played pump organ) until it was made aware that I had talent gifted from above) I have tried to play these boots, but there is just no way. I love a challenge. Just keep going.
Hmm, I don't know that one, but I do know she had 5 songs in the top 20 on the charts in the U.S. back in the day, "These Boots were made for walking" made number 1 in January1966 and "Sugar town" made 2nd spot in November of '66, " How does that grab ya darlin'" # 3 in april '66, "Love eyes " #4 in April '67, and " "Lightnings girl " in Sept.of '67, but The only one that anyone remembers is "These Boots" The rest I believe made the charts because of the last name.... BTW none of them were written by Nancy Sinatra, all that made the top 20 were written by Lee Hazelwood.
@@MegaJustGeorge Hey thanks! Loved this song since I 1st heard it at age 10 or thereabouts. Now I can put a name to the artist behind that awesome riff.
OMG! i remember when every girl in my school had to get white 'go-go' boots (though they're black in this video) and wear them with a mini skirt (or mini-dress) to school and cause all kinds of chaos - maybe even getting suspended HAHA :) this video is excellent and a lot of fun - thanks for posting it :)
the 1960's were so "groovy" to be sure - to bad there was a war, riots and assassinations and civil unrest, etc. - still , a GREAT time to have been alive :)
@@jimwoods2180 For all the shit coming down, there was a lot of good. Space Race, Audio and recording and TV Tech, Woodstock and positive music, Guess who's coming to dinner etc, and at the grass roots level of one on one a real feeling of getting together. Peace Jim.
Ahhh the memories of those white go go boots! Yup, you're 100% right. They were just IT. I'm 61 now, and can still remember Beth Wallace wearing those (along with her green plaid mini skirt). And my knees STILL buckle...
NANCY SINATRA's "These Boots Are Made for Walking" Hits THE HOT 40 Billboard Chart on 2/5/1966 Become No. 1-1 Week on 2/26/1966 for 12 Weeks on Reprise Records (Time Warner.)
I just wish someone would make a documentary about those dancers - they were as much a part of this memorable video as Nancy; maybe someone can get a campaign started on Kickstarter.
Classic , Fun , song! ESPECIALLY TEACHING MY 6 yr old GrandDaughter ABOUT SHOW TUNES! And having Fun when Dancing! She loves Broadway Already! THIS SONG CAME OUT OR THIS VIDEO IN 1966! The Year I WAS BORN! She WATCHED "smash" on NBC WITH MY & open ed her mind to so much! I NEVER KNEW THEY CAN UNDERSTAND AT THAT AGE! Maybe not the dialect! BUT, the MUSIC FOR SURE! & THE DANCING ! What Fun!
My father was a casino executive in Las Vegas in 1968 and I got to meet her...can't say enough how big a thrill it was for a 10 year old boy back then...I didn't was my face for day's!!! Made all my friend jealous!!
Women got pretty good at avoiding the flash back then, they had to because it wasn't cool. Unlike Britney Spears, Lindsey Lohan and other young women these days who enjoy putting all their goods on offer for the camera and the world at large to leer at.
Such a great song and such a cool clip that stills rocks it 50 years later . Love it !!
100 years from now this song will still be classic
Haha - that's my mom in the yellow sweater.
Friend, your mother was a wonderful woman - because she brought you into this world, and she was also a fine dancer. I honor you for this.
Wow !.......awesome man.
Really
Mascha Tolstoi I personally like RED but Yellow is cool and has many admirers and then of course theres Nancy great video a true time capsule
That's really cool o.o
Absolutely stunning on every level!
My favorite version. Love Nancy's soft voice because it expresses how fragile the singer feels.
I couldn't agree more, my friend.
She was a cute ADORABLE chick back then. What a classic to remember. Nancy was a doll could sing good loved this dance always remember NANCY doing this song and dance.
FOREVER CLASSIC!
Definitely
Nancy sinatra stupid
Nancysinatra j am stupid
2LOVMUSIK nancy sinatra stupid
Absolutely it's wonderful
Number one on the billboard charts a half century ago today on Sat 2/26/66. 50 years later, it's still awesome! Nancy rocked in 1966 and still rocks today! How I wish I was in high school then, and not a newborn baby born four months earlier. Wish I was old enough to appreciate the cool cars and songs of 1966. I could just picture me in my brand-new '66 Chevy Caprice listening to this song
I hear ya pal. If only I could've been born in 1949 instead of 1999. I HATE this generation!!!
I can't say that I blame you, my sir - by in my case, I would be listening to this hit while driving my brand-new '66 GTO, as I'm partial to the mid-Sixties muscle cars, as it were.
This is definitely my shizzz! Still a bad ass song. Forever and always. Get right! ♡♡♡
This song and the performance by Nancy Sinatra created quite a stir many years ago. Many young people thought it was ahead of its time. It may have been one of the first women's movement song, but many were highly critical of both the song and the performance. I always of really liked the song, and the performance. Thanks, JohnG
I'VE WATCHED THIS VIDEO LIKE 50 TIMES NOW. I CAN'T BE STOPPED.
She came to Vietnam in 1966 to entertain the troops, I saw her at DaNang, great show, and she was really great....what a time, what a war....
Interesting, how old were you at the time?
+Al Smith ......I was 22 at the time, I arrived in Vietnam in the summer of 65, that was really a great time to be in Vietnam, she came to DaNang in May of 66....
+Robert Davis My respect goes out to you for serving this country in its time of war and damn I was born 32 years after that hah
+Charles Russell (The Montana Kid) Did you pass through Okinawa. I was living at Koza next to Kadena Air base. BC street was the club street, and I entertained the troops, dancing in many of them. Mostly at the Golden Star. Loved it when the guys were "short". Hated when they were drunk and too young to be killing people. Mostly R and R boys. They were so messed up by it. But great times even amongst all the heartaches. (I am English). The guys always loved to see me and talk to a "round eye'. They hated the booneys, and longed to get home.
Respect to u Sir, hope u are still well and fine.
Nancy Sinatra that apple don't fall too far from the tree thank you Nancy can give us all this good music retro we still love it Happy Thanksgiving Nancy God bless you
This is the coolest music video ever! I have heard this song so many times and never seen this video until now. I LOVE it! The 60's look so fun. I love fashion from the 60s-70s too. This is hot! ♥️
Nancy Sinatra was so underrated. LOVE HER !!!!!!
Nancy's outfit would still look fashionable today.
stephthestar90 the 60s had some of the most timeless looks of all time. Things from that era can be worn at anytime and probably always will
A lot of my clothing is inspired by 60s and 70s men’s clothing. Minus the Bell bottom pants 😂
@@ibnmianal-buna3176 Ha ha I got married in bell bottoms. Still had them till around 2003. Got rid of them when I realized I'd never be that slim again LOL Peace
Ojalá volviera la moda, estética, gusto musical y educación de entonces😅
It just would not have been the Sixties without Nancy Sinatra and These Boots Are Made For Walkin' CLASSIC '60s!
How true, Kalihi - without this song, the Sixties just wouldn't be right.
Wow! Filmed in the pre-sugar days. Lovely girls and Nancy had a cheeky smile.
This great song really reflects the pop culture of the late 60s, so retro, so timeless, hip, catchy, sexy and standing shoulder to shoulder with the rock and soul releases of its day.
A pop classic.
Those of us who grew up in the 90s in Mexico watching the Sears commercial on TV will remember that song very well ❤
Definitivamente nací en una época equivocada! e.e
Me encanta esta canción ♥
Beautiful morning for a walk.went across the creek on the rocks. With lady.thanks sigi.im so glad youre back
2019 guys, this song rules decades later
OMG; the dancing is hilarious! And I don't recall micro-minis being quite so micro! Wow! Those things are shirts! In any case, this is classic Nancy Sinatra and I really like this song. So fun!
No me canso de verlo, dos minutos y medio de pura sensualidad pop. Una joyica de la musica, sencilla y total.
Have to admit, I didn't expect there would be a bunch of women with no pants in a music video made in the 60's.
It was the sixties - and I never expected to see this at all until the late eighties, when VH1 aired it in regular rotation.
Yea it's amazing how a lot of this stuff fell down the memory hole. People tend to think the sexualisation of media was a much more recent phenomenon than it really was.
Yeah that was the sixties.. that's when the sexual Revolution started.. birth control pills ,free love . . It was a weird but fun time to be a little kid
It was the sixties...Once they yelled cut they prolly all pulled their tits out and prolly some ass also.
There was actually quite a lot like this on screen generally.
Then it became politically incorrect under the 'objectification' banner.
Then Miley Cyrus took all her clothes off for a video. Well, all the time actually.
Then we all got confused.
Then we went back to watching old videos of Nancy Sinatra etc.
Round and round it goes....
Los más grandes clásicos no me canso de escucharlos🎸💪😎
First heard this song in the Oberoi Hotel in New Delhi in 1972 when I was 16 years old. Just caught up with it again 48 years later!
52 years old song and still a hot video
Vorrei tanto si tornasse a fare musica e spettacolo di questo calibro...
Di qualità, artisticamente valido e che si apprezza così per il valore, senza eccessi, senza volgarità... solo musica e bellezza...
feel like I'm sitting in a bar in 1966 with my white button down shirt on, skinny tie, black pants, smoking a Lucky Strike, drinking a VO on the rocks, my Chrysler Imperial is parked out front and this is on the Juke Box!!!
you sound like a normie
JimmyConway60 COOL!
I remember this being on the jukebox when I was a little kid and I can remember exactly where I was the first time I heard it on the jukebox.. in a way I liked it but anyway I didn't .
@@julianneg1761 you sound like you need to get a life
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Totally the best thing on youtube-ever!
This song is...49 years old. Wow!
Ugh
GAWWWD..... THAT WAS FEBRUARY 1966!!! LONG-ASSED TIME AGO, WASN'T IT? THE SONG IS STILL GREAT! SEEN HER LATELY?? SHE HAS A FAN CLUB... LOOKIN' GOOD, NANCY!
Nancy was extremely out there and frankly (no pun intended) quite sensual - and an impressive singer in the process of escaping from the aura of the great - you know who and in her own right. More so for her brother. In contrast Nancy at least had her hit here that showed- up in in number of film soundtracks. This from a Kearny boy - just 29 minutes away from Hoboken
+Benjamin David This was a great song back then, one of my favorites, good beat, rhythm, lyrics, decent vocal by Nancy. With all do respect to all her fans and admirers she was not really a good singer, if you listen carefully and analyze the sounds, she really just "talks" thru the whole recording, BUT, it came out just GREAT as a whole!
Ich lieb dieses Lied...Orginal ist einfach immer am besten.Danke für"s raufladen:-)
Every 18 year old boy needs to watch this vid.
+groove9tube Yes, and then realize his grandmother was about the same age as these performers back in 1966. Then grandma might surprise him with what she could tell him about the old days!
brava nensy sei meravigliosa ahi una voce bellissima!!!!!!❤😂🎉😢😮😅❤😂🎉😢😮😅❤😂🎉😢😮😅❤😂🎉😢😮😅
Fun fact: The descending bass line is in quarter tones. Pretty neat.
+Jason Biggs That's true, Jason - and it was performed by the Great Chuck Berghofer. Not bad!
I will always love this song. I think I was about ten or so when I first heard it it..I also love Sugartown by Nancy Sinatra. I have played by ear since I was four years old. It was on my Grandmothers old pump organ. ( I thought everyone played pump organ)
until it was made aware that I had talent gifted from above) I have tried to play these
boots, but there is just no way. I love a challenge. Just keep going.
I bet her dad, Frank Sinatra was very proud of his daughter.
Why she only had this one hit song.
That Bang Bang song she has is popular so more like a two hit wonder
Hmm, I don't know that one, but I do know she had 5 songs in the top 20 on the charts in the U.S. back in the day, "These Boots were made for walking" made number 1 in January1966 and "Sugar town" made 2nd spot in November of '66, " How does that grab ya darlin'" # 3 in april '66, "Love eyes " #4 in April '67, and " "Lightnings girl " in Sept.of '67, but The only one that anyone remembers is "These Boots" The rest I believe made the charts because of the last name.... BTW none of them were written by Nancy Sinatra, all that made the top 20 were written by Lee Hazelwood.
Hear them together in "Saying Something Stupid"
Bruce Manly: Haven't u seen Kill Bill?
The quality of this is excellent. The colors really pop. Looks like it was filmed yesterday
That descending bass riff still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end.
You can thank Chuck Berghofer for that bass riff - he performed it, my friend.
@@MegaJustGeorge Hey thanks! Loved this song since I 1st heard it at age 10 or thereabouts. Now I can put a name to the artist behind that awesome riff.
@@allypoum I'm glad to be of service, my friend.
Ultra groovy icon chick video and song from the 60's!!! Ya gotta love it madly!
OMG! i remember when every girl in my school had to get white 'go-go' boots (though they're black in this video) and wear them with a mini skirt (or mini-dress) to school and cause all kinds of chaos - maybe even getting suspended HAHA :) this video is excellent and a lot of fun - thanks for posting it :)
the 1960's were so "groovy" to be sure - to bad there was a war, riots and assassinations and civil unrest, etc. - still , a GREAT time to have been alive :)
@@jimwoods2180 For all the shit coming down, there was a lot of good. Space Race, Audio and recording and TV Tech, Woodstock and positive music, Guess who's coming to dinner etc, and at the grass roots level of one on one a real feeling of getting together. Peace Jim.
Ahhh the memories of those white go go boots! Yup, you're 100% right. They were just IT. I'm 61 now, and can still remember Beth Wallace wearing those (along with her green plaid mini skirt). And my knees STILL buckle...
Those aren't GoGo boots. GoGo boots were knee high, like the one's Nancy Sinatra is wearing.
NANCY SINATRA's "These Boots Are Made for Walking" Hits THE HOT 40 Billboard Chart on 2/5/1966 Become No. 1-1 Week on 2/26/1966 for 12 Weeks on Reprise Records (Time Warner.)
Thank you Stanley Kubrick for including this song in Full Metal Jacket and thus introducing me to one of the best songs ever written!
Loved her and this nifty song.
*These Boots Are Made for Walkin*- 1966
Wonderful
This was made two years before my mother was born and my mom had me when she was 38 and she’s 50 now so how old am I
Great song.
video never gets old love those girls man!
Such a beautiful morning.nice walk down by the creek.
I just wish someone would make a documentary about those dancers - they were as much a part of this memorable video as Nancy; maybe someone can get a campaign started on Kickstarter.
Classic , Fun , song! ESPECIALLY TEACHING MY 6 yr old GrandDaughter ABOUT SHOW TUNES! And having Fun when Dancing! She loves Broadway Already! THIS SONG CAME OUT OR THIS VIDEO IN 1966! The Year I WAS BORN! She WATCHED "smash" on NBC WITH MY & open ed her mind to so much! I NEVER KNEW THEY CAN UNDERSTAND AT THAT AGE! Maybe not the dialect! BUT, the MUSIC FOR SURE! & THE DANCING ! What Fun!
Great video..They sure knew how to dress in the 60's. Mini skirt, hose, & boots. I would have been in heaven :)
So would I. :)
fun to see and hear this upbeat dance/song with the 60"s boots (in again?) and the "strong woman" message--I remember it!
My father was a casino executive in Las Vegas in 1968 and I got to meet her...can't say enough how big a thrill it was for a 10 year old boy back then...I didn't was my face for day's!!! Made all my friend jealous!!
"I just found me a brand new box of matches and what he knows you aint had time to learn"...... what great lyrics!!
"You keep lyin', when you ought to be truthin'".
Even Lennon-McCartney couldn't have come up with a more brilliant lyric.
I couldn't agree more, friend - Lee Hazlewood knew the male-female dynamic better than any other songwriter.
Loved this song..and I just HAD to have some GoGo Boots!! Loved them too!
Никакого исполнения лучше Нэнси Синатра не слышал ещё. Многия лета!
Это Скабеева 😅
Simply dazzling ♥ I live Nancy Sinatra!
Cool song, she was in Viet Nam when I was in the Marines.
John Steelman ...when was that?
Hello Teresa, around 1967, cant remember
1966
John Steelman thank you for your service,Glad you made it through 🙏
This brings back memories. Thanks!
FULL METAL JACKET BROUGHT ME HERE!!!! :-) ME LOVE YOU LONG TIME:-)
doina bresniceanu ,,mereu o ascult cu placere !!!!
The backup dancer in the lighter pink sweater....get it, girl!
female life wisdom packed in 2 minutes and 39 seconds that proved to be elementary founded so many times. amazing song!
this sounds like it would fit perfectly in a Tarintino movie
Well, it DID fit perfectly in Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket, which is vastly better than any film Tarantino could even dream of making.
@@chuckschillingvideos lol tend to agree.
It's too good for one of his movies.
One of Nancy’s other songs, “Bang Bang” did fit perfectly in Kill Bill though
A truly great video a mere 15 years before MTV.
Truly great, indeed.
Great quality.
No matter what song it is.. This was the best Era of Music. Ever.
No one could ever sing this any better, it's a timeless classic.
Yes, Johnny, only Nancy Sinatra could make this song the classic that it is; she's always imitated, but NEVER duplicated - Nancy Sinatra!
Death speed metal version maybe???
Always one of my favorite songs.
Great music by Lee Hazlewood (RIP). Oh the sixties...no fear, no blame, no 'sexism'..just rejoicing
Great clip, great bass, great woman and even greater legs and boots!
222 dislikes. how sad for them.
they are idiots!
frikkin' flip-floppin' boot haters!
I think they misread it. Not "Dislike" but "Dis I Like" and they hit the wrong button by accident. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
There are also some men who love a large, round set of cheeks, if you will.
Best break up song evaaaaaah!!! Cheers me up everytime I'm feeling down....
Anyone else in awe of how Ms. Sinatra gets up from the floor in that outfit without flashing everyone?
yes too bad
That is because it is a jumper....not a miniskirt.
Women got pretty good at avoiding the flash back then, they had to because it wasn't cool. Unlike Britney Spears, Lindsey Lohan and other young women these days who enjoy putting all their goods on offer for the camera and the world at large to leer at.
@@todosassd1855 This, my friend, is the best example of a situation where showing less of the female form leaves more to the imagination of the male.
I Love watching this stuff Thanx for the post
Nadie escribe en castellano?. en mi paìs se escucha todavìa esta maravilla.
YO LO ESCUCHO, saludos desde Madrid
j david morales muñoz Saludos desde Argentina!.
yo también lo escucho 😄
Chris Michael Las mujeres de ese tiempo son modelos inigualables y muy femeninas.
gabril viñas por supuesto, mujeres sexys y no vulgares
Nagyon ott van! imádom a 60-70-es évek zenéit.
¿Alguien de México?
Esta canción salía hace unos años en el comercial de la tienda de ropa y accesorios, SEARS. 😂😂😂😂
Claudia JFA también en la de paletas Magnu
Claudia JFA
Lo siento.
Los narcomexicanos no ven videos clasicos.
Prefieren el regaton.
YA VISTE EL COMERCIAL DE STUART WEITZMAN CON KATE MOST DE ESTAS BOTAS SON PARA CAMINAR TE GUSTARA
Messidependencia estás todo pendejo puñetas, no todos somos así.
wow!! great song! great singer!
The music scene in the Sixties wouldn't be right without Nancy Sinatra - and her boots!
People who are in 2024😂😂
I was just sitting here lighting my Camel with my Dunhill and I see this! This is delightful indeed!
Ahh 1966 what a vintage
As the wine steward in a fine restaurant would say, "This was a very good year."
So great, loved all the dancing.
Who’s listening in 2019
You keep samin', when you oughta be a changin' Love it.
Full Metal Jacket Soundtrack
The song may be about the boots, but it's all the black nylon legs that make the video so great!
MY MOM She looked just like her.
What song and energy! I bought the 45 the minute I heard it!
I love you long time...
I saw her in Vietnam, 1966, at DaNang....she was good, really enjoy her,,,,and this song...
LOVE IT!!!
I was born at the wrong time :(
This video quality is great! Love it.
I like their boots.
ME ENCANTA NANCY!!!!!!!!Gracias por bajarlo!!