@Cynthia I have the same with the song Let's Spend The Night Together. There's something about the melody and Mick's intonation I can't explain, that I really like.
My father used to pick me up to hang out with him, or just spend time with him doing errands. I wasn't a fan of most of the music he had, so one CD I did enjoy was the Rolling Stones greatest hits, and She's a Rainbow was the first track on it. I get misty eyed every time I hear this song, thinking about what I wouldn't give to have another one of those rides again.
Took lsd to all this stuff have every thing they did books that u can't even find any more was a huge fan but I grew up there politics is not mine kith ritchards boring yea not these days
You should definitely check out Ruby Tuesday, perhaps the greatest psychedelic era song by the Stones, featuring beautiful, fluttering recorder riffs by Brian Jones. Also, a band called The Left Banke did some wonderful, baroque pop during this era. Check out Pretty Ballerina and Walk Away, Renee.
Ruby Tuesday, Backstreet Girl, Lady Jane... So many good songs by the Stones. And the whole album that She's A Rainbow is from (Their Satanic Majesties Request) has a definite hippy vibe. I think it was the Stones' answer to The Beatles' Sgt Pepper. Very trippy...
Three years ago my daughter chose “She’s a Rainbow” for her introduction song for her high school homecoming court entrance introduction!! Amber you react how I react after hearing this song a thousand times!! Your intuition is incredibly spot on!!! As 1970’s hippies how Amber is dancing is exactly how we we’re dancing in The 70’s!! Side note my 20yr old hippie daughter dances the same way as she drives off in her VW Beetle!!!
Nicky Hopkins played the piano and harpsichord. John Paul Jones wrote the string arrangement and became a founding member of Led Zeppelin less than a year later.
JPJ is a musical genius! Most people don't know how many songs that Jimmy Page and JPJ played on as session musicians! Both the greatest and both arranged/produced as well!!
I hadn’t heard this song before and I wouldn’t have pegged it as a Rolling Stones song. The keyboard intrigued me. Playful and light, almost childish. But then it takes on a second theme. Perhaps it was two instruments instead of one.
Nicky Hopkins was offered full membership in Led Zeppelin and turned it down. He did, however, appear on five Led Zeppelin albums. Nicky also has recorded with the Who, Stones, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Quicksilver Messenger Service and many, many others. Listen to Edward the Mad Shirt Grinder with Quicksilver. Amazing guy dead from Chrone's disease way too early.
@@juliemanarin4127 Take a listen to "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by Donovan. Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham play on this heavy track about a year before hooking up with Robert Plant to create Led Zeppelin.
p.s. I could totally see Amber time traveling to being a flower child hippie in the 60s to bopping around in the 80s, flannel grunge in the 90s, etc. Love seeing her reactions 😊
You would love their song "Waiting On A Friend." There's no best band, lots of influential bands of which The Beatles were the most important. I'm a Beatles, Stones, Zepplin, Hendrix, Prince... fan, but man do I love The Doors.
What about THE WHO , I like all the people you mentioned but after the Beatles, in my opinion it's THE WHO ,I was lucky enough to see a few of these bands in concert but in the late sixties early seventies, I was so lucky to be around in them decades.
Also Link Wray has some fascinating songs. Lots of good percussion. I understand they even used a jar of nails... Fire and Brimstone plus others. also. How about Joy to the World?? ALSO did you review Cat Stevens - Peace Train, and. Father and Son is really good!
"Dandelion" by the Rolling Stones has a similar vibe as this one. Both are great child-like songs from their psychedelic era of 1967. Their music of this period drifted far from their Chuck Berry/Chicago blues roots but this was a time of experimentation of music, culture and substances and both artist and audience were freaking out together as the 60's rolled on. Groovy man!
@Rhudoc oh actually I think you may be right 😆 ive got confused because the lyrics change as the song progresses, starts at 100 if I remember correct, ben 1000 then 2000 ?? Either way the boys made some great tunes eh !
@@brucedillinger9448 naaaaah. Have you actually listened to "Her Satanic Majesty's Request" ? The ENTIRE CD? Nothing at all to do with Pepper's. "Satanic Majesty's" is the Stones creating a new genre : The sci-fi rock opera, dude.
John Paul Jones arranged and conducted the strings and horns for this song. You know him as the bass player/keyboardist in Led Zeppelin. His orchestral and symphonic compositions have graced many great pop and rock songs over the decades. Like Zep's KASHMIR, for example! Also, his arrangement on REM's 90's masterpiece, EVERYBODY HURTS, is superb. A must listen!
They sure were the best at being a step behind the other bands of their time always copying the work of others. Their best musician was Brian jones who died in the 60’s. You could find a bunch of kids playing in their garage that sound better than them. They have been ripping people off for about 30 years.
@@MUE4731 and then there's the most blatant rip-off band, just a small quote for ya. John Bonham, for example, transformed the drum beat from Little Richard’s “Keep a Knockin'” into the motor behind “Rock & Roll.” For better and worse, beats aren’t protected by copyright, while melodies and lyrics are - which is why so many songwriters have sued the band. As with most aspects of their career, Led Zeppelin seemed to operate on the principle that it was better to ask for forgiveness than permission.
I'm a Stones fan.. To me they defined hard rock concerts but also did blues country and pop... Close on 60 years and still rockin. Who else can say that? Love the videos guys!
Def Beatles, always innovative and new. For me the Stones were harder, angrier, "nastier". I liked a bunch of their songs, but Beatles forever for sure.
It's from 1967 so it is definitely hippie-psychedelic, right from one of the biggest years of the hippie era. Early Pink Floyd from the same time actually sounded really similar to this. Try their "See Emily Play" to hear it. There was no official video to this song (songs didn't typically come out with videos until the eighties), so this was probably put together much later by some fan. The people in it don't look like they're really from 1967 or even the sixties but like people from a much later decade dressed up to look like they're from the sixties, at least for a lot of the images anyway.
Yes See Emily Play by Early Pink Floyd with original singer Syd Barrett, also check out Norman Greenbaum's Spirit In the Sky a classic one hit wonder. Have you listened to The Who? or The Yardbirds? Shape of Things with amazing guitarist Jeff Back and Jimmy Paige played guitar. Also Manfred Mann
Another good one, thanks. I can only imagine how much work it takes to do so many videos, with such excellent, consistent quality. If you guys like the Stones, may I suggest "Sympathy for the Devil'. A favorite for all us Catholics. Thanks! PS. Please don't forget Sing Sing Sing. Laugh all you want, this ROCKED 1938.
Thank you for this good example of one of the many facets of Rock and Roll. This sound was prevalent in the mid to late 1960s. A great example of the Stones ability to be "current". Thank you Mark Bois for suggesting "Sing, Sing, SIng! A forerunner of R&R. Amazing drums and horns. And that clarinet! Please, please, please try that song!
Right after my fathers 85th birthday, he called me to his house. When I got there, he said he had bought tickets to a concert but he didn’t know the band, and wanted my opinion.., he handed the tickets to me and I about fainted. My father hated anything but Big band, so I was truly shocked. He was sooo proud of himself. It was a great concert.. especially from the 10th row..
Such a different song for the Stones. Instruments that were rarely used much by anyone, like the mellotron and the celesta. John Paul Jones (who later was a big part of Led Zeppelin) did the arrangement for the strings. Jagger definitely had the chops to carry off vocals where screaming wasn't required too LOL. Check out the Stones doing Angie.
ive not heard this song in 9 years, and i love it so much still, honestly it gives Beatles vibes all the way, thank yall for all these awsome reaction video.
Angie is my favorite Rolling Stones song, but they have so many great songs, from generation to generation. Under my Thumb is another favorite. Missing You, Sympathy For They Devil. Satisfaction. A long list of Rolling Stones songs to pick from.
The Rolling Stones definitely get the award for longevity. One of the earliest modern rock bands, they were big in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. As for who is the best, it would have to be between the Beatles and Led Zeppelin, with a Hall of Fame full of honorable mentions. Virtually every band cites the Beatles and Led Zeppelin as influences, and a high percentage of the songs on their albums are hits.
The best years for the Rolling Stones was when Mick Taylor joined from 1969 to 1975. His guitar playing was effortlessly sublime and took them to another level.
He took them to to the stratosphere. And not just with his guitar. Check out his piano work on Angie (Version 2): Sublime - ua-cam.com/video/2K7jMLS-7iw/v-deo.html
Of course, for me, Led Zeppelin will always be my favorite group of all time, but the Stones are my next choice ! If you thought this song was up and happy you must listen to a very solemn and sad song, my favorite, Angie. This is a different side of the Stones and makes me cry every time I hear it !
The piano player is the late keyboard genius Nicky Hopkins, and the strings were arranged by John Paul Jones, a couple of years before he was in Led Zeppelin. This is actually one of the better songs on the album Their Satanic Majesties Request, which is a parody of the common preface in British royal correspondence, "Her Britanic majesty requests and requires...".
Yes. This song is diffidently is a baroque style which many bands at the time used as part of their psychedelic recipe. Many bands/performers since like Prince (80s) and current bands of today still add a little baroque style into their songs.
My sister had this album, and my 8th grade English teacher (in 1969) used contemporary rock lyrics (including this song) in the poetry unit. Best band ever, though, is the MOODY BLUES! Running a close second, THE ZOMBIES!
Everybody has their favorite bands, but The Beatles are generally acknowledged as the greatest band of all time, and for good reason. Not only are they one of the most prolific bands, but their innovation, diversity and influence is unmatched by any other band. Facts!
LOL. Another insecure Beatles fan who feels the need to point out their band is "the best." You guys have to do that a lot when people are talking about the Stones being the greatest band ever!
@@scottythetrex5197 Lol, did you not see near the beginning of the video? I didn't comment what I said out of the blue. They literally asked who we thought were the best band ever. I love the Stones too, but your comment is what reeks of insecurity my friend.
Yes. The Beatles are considered the greatest rock band of all time. Everything they did was great. The revolutionized how music was recorded and how to use the studio to create. But, the Stones are right up there. The fact that there is a Beatles vs Stones debate is proof the Stones were geniuses too.
This song Surprises a lot of people.....however it does not surprise The Rolling Stone Fans that purchase and listen to The Rolling Stones whole albums.....where there are surprising songs like this that showcase their talents and greatness. Like many groups or Rock bands and solo artist of my days of the 60's and 70's....the artists would be out a single song to be played and sold to entice the listener or purchaser to buy their whole album so the listener would really hear what artists are really like and how really talented are...and we did that......so many fans of these artists really know how talented these are really are and it is not from just their amazing singles....but their AMAZING ALBUMS!!!! Such is the case of The Rolling Stones....Glad you are enjoyed this unpurchased song!!!!
This song is off of the album "Their Satanic Majesty's Request" released in 1967. So, yes, the "Hippy Era". It was the Stones answer to the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album, also released in 1967.
My favorite Stones song is Time Is On My Side, one of their earliest hits. I love everything off the Sticky Fingers album and the Exile On Main Street album
I Love "She's A Rainbow" it fills this old hippy's heart. A tune I love to hear often. It was played, very loudly at a friend's funeral, she was a lovely hippy lady, & nearly always wore rainbow clothing. "Their Satanic Majesties Request" was the Stones answer to "Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" & what a superb trippy albums it is..
Under my thumb and Ruby Tuesday are two of my favorite Rolling Stones songs but there are so many of them my favorite era of The Rolling Stones was the Brian Jones era 1963 until 1969 !
I’ve once managed to get to a Stones concert, when they visited my (then) home town. I even got to briefly meet Mick Jagger (lead singer), their energies were impressive. Great fun.
@@willdwyer6782 okay I'm very well aware of that. I was just pointing out who he is and what band he was from in case they are not familiar with the name.
Members of The Beatles and The Stones were good friends, and John and Paul visited them during The Stones' first recording session. Mick was complaining that they didn't have a hit yet, so John and Paul said to give them a few minutes. 30 minutes later, the two Beatles returned with the lyrics, and general tune, to The Stones' first hit song. Mick and the boys were so stunned by what happened, it inspired them to start writing their own songs. And the rest is history! I love The Stones, but when comes to being influential in music and by sales alone, no musical artists beat The Beatles. They have sold over 1.5 billion records and hundreds of millions of albums. More than anyone, ever. Love them or hate them, The Beatles rule over all of music. The music industry doesn't even include them in album charts anymore, because they usually outsell everyone, every year, even these days. Heck, their greatest hits CD, 1, sold over 30 million copies, more than most artists sell their entire career.
The Rolling Stones are awesome and have so many great songs! ✌🎶🔥😎 Here's some more essential tracks you need to check out: "Beast of Burden", "Angie", "It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)", "Fool to Cry", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Miss You", "Sympathy for the Devil", "Under My Thumb", "Gimme Shelter", "Waiting On A Friend", "Get Off of My Cloud", "Monkey Man", "Wild Horses", "Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)", "Shattered", and "Paint It Black". I've seen them live a few times and they always put on a great show! RIP Charlie Watts!
The Stones' most quintessential psychedelic song was "We Love You" from 1967. Singing in the high-pitched chorus in this song are the (uncredited) Paul McCartney and John Lennon.
I've been reading thru these comments and I wonder if I'm the only one who has heard Jeff Beck play the guitar. When Clapton was asked how it felt to be the world's greatest guitarist he suggested they ask Jeff Beck that question, said he's around somewhere.
I remember being a kid and asking the guy at the record store for the Rolling Stones record... and him pointing to a bin with 30 albums in it. They're all different. Don't know this one so I'm reacting with you!
"Jumpin Jack Flash" "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" are some others to check out. Yes, Jordan it sounded like an ice cream truck to me as well in a circus way. To some, it sounds like a music box. Luckily, I finished ice cream tonight haha. Btw, Jumpin Jack Flash is a movie with Whoopi Goldberg.
The truth is -- despite people's passionate opinions -- there simply is NO "best band in the world." From the Rolling Stones and the Beatles to AC/DC, Def Leppard, Fleetwood Mac and anybody else you can name, they all bring something unique and wonderful to the world. That's what makes listening to all this music so fun! Appreciate what you guys do! Please keep doing it!!
The Beatles were/ are the greatest group of all time, and there was not really much debate at the time. In the original worldwide video performance of "All You Need Is Love" by the Beatles in June 1967, The Rolling Stones, Mick and Keith, were sitting at their feet in the teevee studio like pilgrims at the feet of their almighty gods.
Saying the Stones were pilgrims at the feet of the Beatles gods is a bit like saying Messi had posters of Ronaldo on his wall and learned to play from him. Which band is best depends on your taste. Lots of arguments available to call Beatles the best band of all times. As it also is with Stones. And Zeppelin. And Queen. And Pink Floyd. And Metallica. The Stones copied the Beatles a bit sometimes. Sometimes not as good as Beatles themselves, sometimes better. But both bands def had their style and creative brilliance. Lots of great songs. Best band? The band that you/I/he/she finds the best. Beatles are insanely good at their best, not that good in every song. Same as Stones. None of them are "Definitely the best band ever" by any definition other than taste.
Love this song, and if you're looking for great Rolling Stone ballads, check out "Ruby Tuesday" and "As Tears Go By". Others have suggested Left Banke's "Walk Away, Renee" (so great) and "Pretty Ballerina" (must hear, and definitely check out Alice Cooper's version of "Pretty Ballerina" as well.) If you're looking for something a little more from the Rolling Stones, maybe take a listen to "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "Mother's Little Helper". Might not be their best or most well known songs, but still pretty good
On the day my youngest daughter was born I looked out the window at the hospital and there was a rainbow fastfoward 25 years later she gives birth to my grandson and you gussed it there was a rainbow,she has always brought me such joy and laughter I always think of this song on her birthday
This song is from 1967, peak psychedelia. Next for the stones, try Miss You from 1978 (their disco period). These guys are master musicians but also chameleons, reflecting the tastes of the time.
The Beatles were the best band ever. They influenced a generation and all the musicians of that time, even the Rolling Stones. The Beatles wrote almost 200 songs and released over 60 albums. They were only a band for about 10 years and did this all as a group in their twenties. No one else comes close to what they did.
The Beatles did not release six albums a year for ten years! (James Brown released five albums in a year once and Sinatra released six in about fifty-four weeks) They have fifty-four compilations. But 188 original songs on 12 albums in seven years is impressive. Having the top five singles at the same time is monumental!
OK, you asked a few major questions there. The Beatles were the most important band of their time because they were the first band in the UK to write their own songs, experiment with different music genres and electronic music, gain an understanding of music theory by trying unusual chords, scales, instrumentation, create concept albums, experiment with Eastern esoterica and the first to perform in stadiums. The Stones were predominantly a rhythm and blues band but after the Beatles produced Revolver/Sgt Pepper 1966/7 with its psychedelic experiments in music, The Stones jumped on the psychedelic bandwagon for a while as did other bands of the time. The Beach Boys were influenced by the Beatles' Rubber Soul and Revolver which inspired Brian Wilson to produce Pet Sounds which in turn was admired by the Beatles. You ask which band was the most important of all time, that's a tricky one. Every musician has been influenced by predecessors. Even J S Bach was inspired and used some of the ideas of Buxtehude, Vivaldi etc. Elvis drew on the black music of Big Mama Thornton, Joe Turner and others. However, if you asked what band influenced a whole society in every sphere i.e. music, film, fashion, recording technology & production, interest in Eastern religions/philosophy, commune living, politics, activism and much more, then The Beatles are it. In just eight years, the Beatles changed the world from black & white to colour and they were still in their twenties.
I'm glad to see you both appreciating a classic song. Give "2,000 light years from home" a listen, it is on the same album released back in 1967. I enjoyed the Stones psychedelic sound from this time period.
This is a question that never should be asked, ever. It depends on when you grew up, what your parents listened to and the type of music that you gravitated to. Myself, in grew up in the sixties and seventies so the music I listened to came from those eras. As I got older my tastes changed. I started with the Beatles and the early British invasion. A little later on I went on to Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Yes and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Got into some Cream, Iron Butterfly. Then we have Queen, ZZ Top, Bad Company, Badfinger, Journey, AC/DC, Bob Seger, Aerosmith, Heart, Billy Squier and so on. While I listened to the Stones, the Eagles, the Who they weren't what I considered my go to groups. There are so many others that I didn't cover here, but you've reacted to a lot of them.
I highly recommend you react to the Stones performing "Can't Always Get What You Want" live at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. Mick Jagger is just a bad-ass in that amazing performance!
The Rolling Stones! ❤️ If you haven’t heard Under My Thumb by them you should give it a listen. There’s just something about that song that grabs me.
"Out of Time", same thing.
Under My Thumb is a lot darker though.
@Cynthia I have the same with the song Let's Spend The Night Together. There's something about the melody and Mick's intonation I can't explain, that I really like.
@@tracybarber-kier1669 It's old-style male supremacy. I've always found it creepy.
Under My Thumb is an early early STones Blues Band song. I loved their early stuff. Love the Stones but am a Beatles fan forever.
My father used to pick me up to hang out with him, or just spend time with him doing errands. I wasn't a fan of most of the music he had, so one CD I did enjoy was the Rolling Stones greatest hits, and She's a Rainbow was the first track on it. I get misty eyed every time I hear this song, thinking about what I wouldn't give to have another one of those rides again.
You're story brought a tear to my eye. We don't really know what we have until it's gone.
Through The Past Darkly
Took lsd to all this stuff have every thing they did books that u can't even find any more was a huge fan but I grew up there politics is not mine kith ritchards boring yea not these days
You had an awesome dad
You should definitely check out Ruby Tuesday, perhaps the greatest psychedelic era song by the Stones, featuring beautiful, fluttering recorder riffs by Brian Jones.
Also, a band called The Left Banke did some wonderful, baroque pop during this era. Check out Pretty Ballerina and Walk Away, Renee.
Ruby Tuesday is my favorite too...for obvious reasons .😁
I love the Left Banke! Both those songs are the best. I was 16 when those songs were popular. What times they were.
I love Melanie's cover of Ruby Tuesday
Love Ruby Tuesday!
Ruby Tuesday, Backstreet Girl, Lady Jane... So many good songs by the Stones. And the whole album that She's A Rainbow is from (Their Satanic Majesties Request) has a definite hippy vibe. I think it was the Stones' answer to The Beatles' Sgt Pepper. Very trippy...
Three years ago my daughter chose “She’s a Rainbow” for her introduction song for her high school homecoming court entrance introduction!!
Amber you react how I react after hearing this song a thousand times!! Your intuition is incredibly spot on!!! As 1970’s hippies how Amber is dancing is exactly how we we’re dancing in The 70’s!!
Side note my 20yr old hippie daughter dances the same way as she drives off in her VW Beetle!!!
Nicky Hopkins played the piano and harpsichord. John Paul Jones wrote the string arrangement and became a founding member of Led Zeppelin less than a year later.
JPJ is a musical genius! Most people don't know how many songs that Jimmy Page and JPJ played on as session musicians! Both the greatest and both arranged/produced as well!!
yep, true!
I hadn’t heard this song before and I wouldn’t have pegged it as a Rolling Stones song. The keyboard intrigued me. Playful and light, almost childish. But then it takes on a second theme. Perhaps it was two instruments instead of one.
Nicky Hopkins was offered full membership in Led Zeppelin and turned it down. He did, however, appear on five Led Zeppelin albums. Nicky also has recorded with the Who, Stones, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Quicksilver Messenger Service and many, many others. Listen to Edward the Mad Shirt Grinder with Quicksilver. Amazing guy dead from Chrone's disease way too early.
@@juliemanarin4127 Take a listen to "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by Donovan. Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham play on this heavy track about a year before hooking up with Robert Plant to create Led Zeppelin.
Oh Amber! You would have fit in so well in San Francisco in '67!💯 Tune in, turn on, and drop out was our motto!😂🤣❤✌
This is my favorite Stones' song. Followed by Paint It Black and Miss You, which has one of the best bass lines ever.
p.s. I could totally see Amber time traveling to being a flower child hippie in the 60s to bopping around in the 80s, flannel grunge in the 90s, etc. Love seeing her reactions 😊
I like your style
Don't forget their blues songs!!
I would also add Angie to the list...
Same. This is my favorite Stones song. They have so many good ones but this is the best. 👍
You would love their song "Waiting On A Friend." There's no best band, lots of influential bands of which The Beatles were the most important. I'm a Beatles, Stones, Zepplin, Hendrix, Prince... fan, but man do I love The Doors.
What about THE WHO , I like all the people you mentioned but after the Beatles, in my opinion it's THE WHO ,I was lucky enough to see a few of these bands in concert but in the late sixties early seventies, I was so lucky to be around in them decades.
@@jakewelsh6930 love em
Also Link Wray has some fascinating songs. Lots of good percussion. I understand they even used a jar of nails... Fire and Brimstone plus others. also. How about Joy to the World?? ALSO did you review Cat Stevens - Peace Train, and. Father and Son is really good!
Beach boys and the Rolling Stones >>>>
"Dandelion" by the Rolling Stones has a similar vibe as this one. Both are great child-like songs from their psychedelic era of 1967. Their music of this period drifted far from their Chuck Berry/Chicago blues roots but this was a time of experimentation of music, culture and substances and both artist and audience were freaking out together as the 60's rolled on. Groovy man!
1000 light years from home, too 👌🏼
@@tomsmith9208 Have I been wrong all this time? I thought it was "2000 Light Years from Home".....
@Rhudoc oh actually I think you may be right 😆 ive got confused because the lyrics change as the song progresses, starts at 100 if I remember correct, ben 1000 then 2000 ?? Either way the boys made some great tunes eh !
Dandelion is my favorite Stones song. Love the Brian Jones era.
The number of hits, albums, and years being musical monsters makes the Magnificent Rolling Stones number ONE- by a mile.
no doubt
Screw the Beatles. They only lasted 7 years as a band.
@@WingsandBeer And... the Beatles music sounds old. Most of the Stones' work is absolutely timeless.
Correct
Rolling Stones answer to the Beatles Sgt. Peppers. A totally psychedelic trip!!
No its not...
@@k.t.5405 in my opinion it is
K.W. - we all have opinions. Opinions are neither right or wrong. They just are. ✌
@@brucedillinger9448 naaaaah. Have you actually listened to "Her Satanic Majesty's Request" ? The ENTIRE CD? Nothing at all to do with Pepper's. "Satanic Majesty's" is the Stones creating a new genre : The sci-fi rock opera, dude.
@@thekenzosh You're absolutely right!
The song was used in a Danush children television series called Supercarla about a little girl who could do magic
Love this old one! You guys need to check out the Rolling Stones doing "Can't You Hear Me Knocking."
The jam at the end of it is PERFECT. So good!
Absolute classic song !!!
#1 Beatles....Stones, Eagles, Elvis (Presley and Costello), Steely Dan etc all FanTAStic!
"Happy", "Bitch", "Tumbling Dice!" Also "Waiting On A Friend", "Gimme Shelter", & *Angie".
Hard to go wrong with ANY of those Stones songs.
Beast of burden, Heartbreaker, Shattered
Honky Tonk Woman, Jumpin" Jack Flash, Ruby Tuesday, Wild Horses, Paint It Black, It's Only Rock n' Roll on and on and on....
@@krissyfry3333 Beast of burden and Shattered, what a way to end the Some Girls album.
I'm adding "Can't You Hear Me Knocking"
Angie, so underrated.
John Paul Jones arranged and conducted the strings and horns for this song. You know him as the bass player/keyboardist in Led Zeppelin.
His orchestral and symphonic compositions have graced many great pop and rock songs over the decades.
Like Zep's KASHMIR, for example!
Also, his arrangement on REM's 90's masterpiece, EVERYBODY HURTS, is superb. A must listen!
The Stones are the most versatile band of all time. Rock, country, ballads, pop, punkish...a dive bar band that got huge!
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They sure were the best at being a step behind the other bands of their time always copying the work of others. Their best musician was Brian jones who died in the 60’s. You could find a bunch of kids playing in their garage that sound better than them. They have been ripping people off for about 30 years.
@@MUE4731 and then there's the most blatant rip-off band, just a small quote for ya.
John Bonham, for example, transformed the drum beat from Little Richard’s “Keep a Knockin'” into the motor behind “Rock & Roll.” For better and worse, beats aren’t protected by copyright, while melodies and lyrics are - which is why so many songwriters have sued the band. As with most aspects of their career, Led Zeppelin seemed to operate on the principle that it was better to ask for forgiveness than permission.
I love you both so much!! Truly beautiful souls and spirits!!
Peace ☮️ ✌️ Love ❤️ and Happiness 😁
I'm a Stones fan.. To me they defined hard rock concerts but also did blues country and pop...
Close on 60 years and still rockin. Who else can say that?
Love the videos guys!
Exactly what I was thinking they have been together longer than any band which is saying a lot got to see them in 1980’ they are my favorite band!!!!
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Stones go into a bar in Chicago and.....
Led Zeppelin...they did Celebration Day in their 60s. The Stones are a great band but nobody comes close to the MUSICIANS in Zeppelin!
@@allycatsmith5158 and changed members multiple times. They are really great but not the best.
@@juliemanarin4127 didn’t say they were the best just MY favorite band been listening to them since the 60’s
All just I want to say is God bless you!! I literally cried of how much fun you've gotten!
"2000 Light Years From Home" another Stones classic from this time period.
Thank you for sharing your insight and enjoyment of the music you review. Jay and Amber you always put a smile on my face. 😊
The violins and strings on this song were arranged by another superstar of rock, John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin.
Before Led Zeppelin existed.
No other Band can pull off the wide breadth of music the Stones can! No1 without a doubt!
The Beatles did.
Def Beatles, always innovative and new. For me the Stones were harder, angrier, "nastier". I liked a bunch of their songs, but Beatles forever for sure.
@Wilt Chamberlain is the GOAT Well stated, and I concur sir!
Stones! You can’t groove to the Beatles, their sound feels dated like a 1950’s band
This song sounds like a parody of the Beatles.
The Rolling Stones ARE rock and roll!!!
It's from 1967 so it is definitely hippie-psychedelic, right from one of the biggest years of the hippie era. Early Pink Floyd from the same time actually sounded really similar to this. Try their "See Emily Play" to hear it. There was no official video to this song (songs didn't typically come out with videos until the eighties), so this was probably put together much later by some fan. The people in it don't look like they're really from 1967 or even the sixties but like people from a much later decade dressed up to look like they're from the sixties, at least for a lot of the images anyway.
Love those earlier Floyd Albums, my fav is Saucerful Of Secrets....😎🙏❤🇨🇦👍
Yes See Emily Play by Early Pink Floyd with original singer Syd Barrett, also check out Norman Greenbaum's Spirit In the Sky a classic one hit wonder. Have you listened to The Who? or The Yardbirds? Shape of Things with amazing guitarist Jeff Back and Jimmy Paige played guitar. Also Manfred Mann
So many Rollings Stones songs so little time! “I Can’t get no Satisfaction” “Brown Sugar” “Tumblin Dice” “Ruby Tuesday” “Under My Thumb” etc….
Another good one, thanks. I can only imagine how much work it takes to do so many videos, with such excellent, consistent quality. If you guys like the Stones, may I suggest "Sympathy for the Devil'. A favorite for all us Catholics. Thanks! PS. Please don't forget Sing Sing Sing. Laugh all you want, this ROCKED 1938.
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One of my very favourites R.S. songs! I was able to see them in Detroit in 1980,! This is the only song that sounded any good!
Good one. Yall should review Dr. Buzzards The Savanah Band. Chereze Le Femme.. Yall would like that one!
I am such a rock n' roll fan but, I agree Sing Sing Sing is great! Thanks to my Mom and Dad for introducing me to this
Thank you for this good example of one of the many facets of Rock and Roll. This sound was prevalent in the mid to late 1960s. A great example of the Stones ability to be "current".
Thank you Mark Bois for suggesting "Sing, Sing, SIng! A forerunner of R&R. Amazing drums and horns. And that clarinet! Please, please, please try that song!
I like to think of each person as a rainbow. Some people are bright and vibrant while some may be more muted but all are beautiful.
Right after my fathers 85th birthday, he called me to his house. When I got there, he said he had bought tickets to a concert but he didn’t know the band, and wanted my opinion.., he handed the tickets to me and I about fainted. My father hated anything but Big band, so I was truly shocked. He was sooo proud of himself. It was a great concert.. especially from the 10th row..
That's flower children ✌️☮️🌻
Such a different song for the Stones. Instruments that were rarely used much by anyone, like the mellotron and the celesta. John Paul Jones (who later was a big part of Led Zeppelin) did the arrangement for the strings. Jagger definitely had the chops to carry off vocals where screaming wasn't required too LOL. Check out the Stones doing Angie.
ive not heard this song in 9 years, and i love it so much still, honestly it gives Beatles vibes all the way, thank yall for all these awsome reaction video.
I just love Amber's hippie vibe. I love this Stones' song--used to be on my "trippy" list back in the day.
One of my favorite Stones songs,Classic Stones,Released the year I was born, The summer of love, psychedelic 60s
"Out of time" is another Stones song you guys should check out, their version, then Chris Farlowe's version. Ramones covered it too.
Yes! Great song!
Check out Chris Farlowe's "Handbags and Gladrags," or the cover of it, by The Faces with Rod Stewart .
One of my top 3 Stones songs, finally! Thank you!
A really hard and almost impossible task with such an awesome variety of super talented bands. I can’t pick just one, no way.
Angie is my favorite Rolling Stones song, but they have so many great songs, from generation to generation. Under my Thumb is another favorite. Missing You, Sympathy For They Devil. Satisfaction. A long list of Rolling Stones songs to pick from.
Awesome song!!!!!!! best band ever,,,,BEATLES
Beatle songs are sometimes too cute. Stones are pure rock
You can’t groove
100% Beatles… 8 years compared to 50 plus. No contest
Mothers little helper my favorite Rolling Stones song from the same time period.
The Rolling Stones definitely get the award for longevity. One of the earliest modern rock bands, they were big in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. As for who is the best, it would have to be between the Beatles and Led Zeppelin, with a Hall of Fame full of honorable mentions. Virtually every band cites the Beatles and Led Zeppelin as influences, and a high percentage of the songs on their albums are hits.
When George Harrison met Led Zeppelin, he challenged them to do a ballad. The Rain Song was the end result of that encounter.
@@willdwyer6782 Possibly a nod to the great Beatles song, "Rain."
The best years for the Rolling Stones was when Mick Taylor joined from 1969 to 1975. His guitar playing was effortlessly sublime and took them to another level.
He took them to to the stratosphere. And not just with his guitar. Check out his piano work on Angie (Version 2): Sublime - ua-cam.com/video/2K7jMLS-7iw/v-deo.html
Of course, for me, Led Zeppelin will always be my favorite group of all time, but the Stones are my next choice !
If you thought this song was up and happy you must listen to a very solemn and sad song, my favorite, Angie. This is a different side of the Stones and makes me cry every time I hear it !
"Fool to Cry" is another sad song of theirs.
John Paul Jones arranged the strings for this….
The piano player is the late keyboard genius Nicky Hopkins, and the strings were arranged by John Paul Jones, a couple of years before he was in Led Zeppelin. This is actually one of the better songs on the album Their Satanic Majesties Request, which is a parody of the common preface in British royal correspondence, "Her Britanic majesty requests and requires...".
Please react to "Silent Lucidity" from Queensryche.
One of the best ballads ever made!
One of my all-time favorite songs ❤️
Yes. This song is diffidently is a baroque style which many bands at the time used as part of their psychedelic recipe. Many bands/performers since like Prince (80s) and current bands of today still add a little baroque style into their songs.
My sister had this album, and my 8th grade English teacher (in 1969) used contemporary rock lyrics (including this song) in the poetry unit.
Best band ever, though, is the MOODY BLUES! Running a close second, THE ZOMBIES!
Everybody has their favorite bands, but The Beatles are generally acknowledged as the greatest band of all time, and for good reason. Not only are they one of the most prolific bands, but their innovation, diversity and influence is unmatched by any other band. Facts!
two different kinds of bands, get a clue.
LOL. Another insecure Beatles fan who feels the need to point out their band is "the best." You guys have to do that a lot when people are talking about the Stones being the greatest band ever!
@@scottythetrex5197 Lol, did you not see near the beginning of the video? I didn't comment what I said out of the blue. They literally asked who we thought were the best band ever. I love the Stones too, but your comment is what reeks of insecurity my friend.
@@alrivers2297 get lost BEATLE BOY
Yes. The Beatles are considered the greatest rock band of all time. Everything they did was great. The revolutionized how music was recorded and how to use the studio to create. But, the Stones are right up there. The fact that there is a Beatles vs Stones debate is proof the Stones were geniuses too.
From the peak period of their career, they could do no wrong from about 1967-1973.
You've got to throw Some Girls in there too from 1978. Probably their second or third best album.
Aftermath came out in 1966, and that's a 5 star album in my books
Tattoo You in 81 as well
This song Surprises a lot of people.....however it does not surprise The Rolling Stone Fans that purchase and listen to The Rolling Stones whole albums.....where there are surprising songs like this that showcase their talents and greatness. Like many groups or Rock bands and solo artist of my days of the 60's and 70's....the artists would be out a single song to be played and sold to entice the listener or purchaser to buy their whole album so the listener would really hear what artists are really like and how really talented are...and we did that......so many fans of these artists really know how talented these are really are and it is not from just their amazing singles....but their AMAZING ALBUMS!!!! Such is the case of The Rolling Stones....Glad you are enjoyed this unpurchased song!!!!
From anyone who grew up in the 60's, the Beatles were always the original number one band and the Stones were a close 2nd. I've always loved both.
R.i.p. queen Elizabeth, love to see this song put with her, as she dressed colorful, and British, like the stones, miss the queen
You must check out there song Far Away Eyes. So different for The Rolling Stones but a great song.
This song will always remind me of a golden lab puppy running through a meadow, barking and chomping at butterflies just outside its reach.
Led Zeppelin is in my opinion, the greatest band of all time. No disrespect to the others. I love them as well
Correct answer!
This song is off of the album "Their Satanic Majesty's Request" released in 1967. So, yes, the "Hippy Era". It was the Stones answer to the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album, also released in 1967.
My favorite Stones song is Time Is On My Side, one of their earliest hits. I love everything off the Sticky Fingers album and the Exile On Main Street album
Whoever moves you at any given time is the greatest! Love your channel!
I Love "She's A Rainbow" it fills this old hippy's heart. A tune I love to hear often.
It was played, very loudly at a friend's funeral, she was a lovely hippy lady, & nearly always wore rainbow clothing.
"Their Satanic Majesties Request" was the Stones answer to "Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" & what a superb trippy albums it is..
Under my thumb and Ruby Tuesday are two of my favorite Rolling Stones songs but there are so many of them my favorite era of The Rolling Stones was the Brian Jones era 1963 until 1969 !
I’ve once managed to get to a Stones concert, when they visited my (then) home town. I even got to briefly meet Mick Jagger (lead singer), their energies were impressive. Great fun.
My good friend Ray Duke used to always call them "the greatest band of all time". No telling how many Stones shows he went to. RIP Ray
The strings on this song were arranged by John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin. This was the Stones at their Sgt. Pepper best.
Led Zeppelin didn't exist at the time. They formed less than a year after this song was recorded.
@@willdwyer6782 okay I'm very well aware of that. I was just pointing out who he is and what band he was from in case they are not familiar with the name.
Brings me back to my shildhood, I was 11 years old then. Happy memories. 💐🌸💮🏵️🌺🌻💕💕
Members of The Beatles and The Stones were good friends, and John and Paul visited them during The Stones' first recording session. Mick was complaining that they didn't have a hit yet, so John and Paul said to give them a few minutes. 30 minutes later, the two Beatles returned with the lyrics, and general tune, to The Stones' first hit song. Mick and the boys were so stunned by what happened, it inspired them to start writing their own songs. And the rest is history!
I love The Stones, but when comes to being influential in music and by sales alone, no musical artists beat The Beatles. They have sold over 1.5 billion records and hundreds of millions of albums. More than anyone, ever. Love them or hate them, The Beatles rule over all of music. The music industry doesn't even include them in album charts anymore, because they usually outsell everyone, every year, even these days. Heck, their greatest hits CD, 1, sold over 30 million copies, more than most artists sell their entire career.
My absolute favorite Rolling Stones song. I throw this song on so many playlists.
The Rolling Stones are awesome and have so many great songs! ✌🎶🔥😎 Here's some more essential tracks you need to check out: "Beast of Burden", "Angie", "It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)", "Fool to Cry", "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Miss You", "Sympathy for the Devil", "Under My Thumb", "Gimme Shelter", "Waiting On A Friend", "Get Off of My Cloud", "Monkey Man", "Wild Horses", "Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)", "Shattered", and "Paint It Black". I've seen them live a few times and they always put on a great show! RIP Charlie Watts!
My fave Stones tunes, too. Great choices.
The Stones' most quintessential psychedelic song was "We Love You" from 1967. Singing in the high-pitched chorus in this song are the (uncredited) Paul McCartney and John Lennon.
My Top Best Bands Ever - Led Zeppelin - Bee Gee's - Beatles - Rolling Stones - Aerosmith - ABBA
I've been reading thru these comments and I wonder if I'm the only one who has heard Jeff Beck play the guitar. When Clapton was asked how it felt to be the world's greatest guitarist he suggested they ask Jeff Beck that question, said he's around somewhere.
I remember being a kid and asking the guy at the record store for the Rolling Stones record... and him pointing to a bin with 30 albums in it. They're all different. Don't know this one so I'm reacting with you!
Rainbow Children, LOL. it's Flower Children. Great Song!
Fantastic track and in my opinion the Rolling Stones are the greatest band of all time
My favorite is the Bee Gees and then the Beatles. Their music takes me into a trance. Great vibes.
"Jumpin Jack Flash" "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" are some others to check out. Yes, Jordan it sounded like an ice cream truck to me as well in a circus way. To some, it sounds like a music box. Luckily, I finished ice cream tonight haha. Btw, Jumpin Jack Flash is a movie with Whoopi Goldberg.
Amber's reaction to this song is everything amazing about this channel! Good find team!
This song was featured in the second season of Ted Lasso on AppleTV+ I had never heard it before but it is such a cool, happy and upbeat song.
I love it in Ted Lasso. Rainbow is one of my favourite episodes. First time I’d heard.
This song is the basis of a whole Ted Lasso episode called ‘Rainbow’ first time I’d heard it. It’s gorgeous 😊
Higgins is such an underrated character!
Many of us are bit older ...
The truth is -- despite people's passionate opinions -- there simply is NO "best band in the world." From the Rolling Stones and the Beatles to AC/DC, Def Leppard, Fleetwood Mac and anybody else you can name, they all bring something unique and wonderful to the world. That's what makes listening to all this music so fun! Appreciate what you guys do! Please keep doing it!!
Music is subjective, it's not worth getting into that whole who is best discussion ( Some ppl think the Who is the best. lol )
Nope
Greatest Rock n Roll band
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Then there’s
AC/DC
So Beautiful
Love the drumming in this song - Charlie Watts was working hard.
The Beatles were/ are the greatest group of all time, and there was not really much debate at the time. In the original worldwide video performance of "All You Need Is Love" by the Beatles in June 1967, The Rolling Stones, Mick and Keith, were sitting at their feet in the teevee studio like pilgrims at the feet of their almighty gods.
Yes, and there's really not any serious debate now, either.
Saying the Stones were pilgrims at the feet of the Beatles gods is a bit like saying Messi had posters of Ronaldo on his wall and learned to play from him. Which band is best depends on your taste. Lots of arguments available to call Beatles the best band of all times. As it also is with Stones. And Zeppelin. And Queen. And Pink Floyd. And Metallica. The Stones copied the Beatles a bit sometimes. Sometimes not as good as Beatles themselves, sometimes better. But both bands def had their style and creative brilliance. Lots of great songs. Best band? The band that you/I/he/she finds the best. Beatles are insanely good at their best, not that good in every song. Same as Stones. None of them are "Definitely the best band ever" by any definition other than taste.
plenty of debate,stones have waaay more great songs@@tombeyerlein3813
It sounds like one of them wind up music boxes, the piano. Its beautiful
Love this song, and if you're looking for great Rolling Stone ballads, check out "Ruby Tuesday" and "As Tears Go By". Others have suggested Left Banke's "Walk Away, Renee" (so great) and "Pretty Ballerina" (must hear, and definitely check out Alice Cooper's version of "Pretty Ballerina" as well.)
If you're looking for something a little more from the Rolling Stones, maybe take a listen to "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "Mother's Little Helper". Might not be their best or most well known songs, but still pretty good
great reaction. you guys are a clean slate for alotta these songs which not only makes it fun and fresh but reminds of the first time I heard it.
The best rock n roll band of all time is arguably the The Rolling Stones!
Thanks for the good music from Rolling Stones. And the music plays in the 60ies and Flower Power and Hippies Time.
Awesome band!! Try “Amie” by Pure Prairie League!🤘🔥
If they react to it they need to pair it with “Fallin’ In & Out of Love With You”.
Amber would love it, as I suspect she has some country music roots.
Asking which is the best band is like asking how high is up. Favorite band, on the other hand - much easier. Cheers....
When Amber loves a song (like in this video) it just puts a huge smile on my face. Thanks Jay and Amber for all the great reactions.
On the day my youngest daughter was born I looked out the window at the hospital and there was a rainbow fastfoward 25 years later she gives birth to my grandson and you gussed it there was a rainbow,she has always brought me such joy and laughter I always think of this song on her birthday
This song is from 1967, peak psychedelia. Next for the stones, try Miss You from 1978 (their disco period). These guys are master musicians but also chameleons, reflecting the tastes of the time.
They called themselves Flower Children. This song came out in 1967.
The Beatles were the best band ever. They influenced a generation and all the musicians of that time, even the Rolling Stones. The Beatles wrote almost 200 songs and released over 60 albums. They were only a band for about 10 years and did this all as a group in their twenties. No one else comes close to what they did.
The Beatles did not release six albums a year for ten years! (James Brown released five albums in a year once and Sinatra released six in about fifty-four weeks) They have fifty-four compilations. But 188 original songs on 12 albums in seven years is impressive. Having the top five singles at the same time is monumental!
60 Albums? Not quite.
@@donferoce5652 plus hits they wrote for others like Cilla Black and Peter & Gordon
at the same time the stones made much better music
OK, you asked a few major questions there.
The Beatles were the most important band of their time because they were the first band in the UK to write their own songs, experiment with different music genres and electronic music, gain an understanding of music theory by trying unusual chords, scales, instrumentation, create concept albums, experiment with Eastern esoterica and the first to perform in stadiums.
The Stones were predominantly a rhythm and blues band but after the Beatles produced Revolver/Sgt Pepper 1966/7 with its psychedelic experiments in music, The Stones jumped on the psychedelic bandwagon for a while as did other bands of the time. The Beach Boys were influenced by the Beatles' Rubber Soul and Revolver which inspired Brian Wilson to produce Pet Sounds which in turn was admired by the Beatles.
You ask which band was the most important of all time, that's a tricky one. Every musician has been influenced by predecessors. Even J S Bach was inspired and used some of the ideas of Buxtehude, Vivaldi etc. Elvis drew on the black music of Big Mama Thornton, Joe Turner and others.
However, if you asked what band influenced a whole society in every sphere i.e. music, film, fashion, recording technology & production, interest in Eastern religions/philosophy, commune living, politics, activism and much more, then The Beatles are it.
In just eight years, the Beatles changed the world from black & white to colour and they were still in their twenties.
I'm glad to see you both appreciating a classic song. Give "2,000 light years from home" a listen, it is on the same album released back in 1967. I enjoyed the Stones psychedelic sound from this time period.
She's a Rainbow/2000 Light Years from Home was the second single from this album. It was released the day before Christmas Eve in 1967.
@@willdwyer6782 i love the lantern, a song about those who go before us...
This is a question that never should be asked, ever.
It depends on when you grew up, what your parents listened to and the type of music that you gravitated to.
Myself, in grew up in the sixties and seventies so the music I listened to came from those eras.
As I got older my tastes changed. I started with the Beatles and the early British invasion. A little later on I went on to Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Yes and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Got into some Cream, Iron Butterfly.
Then we have Queen, ZZ Top, Bad Company, Badfinger, Journey, AC/DC, Bob Seger, Aerosmith, Heart, Billy Squier and so on.
While I listened to the Stones, the Eagles, the Who they weren't what I considered my go to groups. There are so many others that I didn't cover here, but you've reacted to a lot of them.
I highly recommend you react to the Stones performing "Can't Always Get What You Want" live at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. Mick Jagger is just a bad-ass in that amazing performance!
RIP Charlie Watts. Love the drums here. And everything else 😄