The Rolling Stones - Sweet Virginia (REACTION)
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- @AirplayBeats rraxts to Sweet Virginia by The Rolling Stones
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Beggars Banquet, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile on Mainstreet: The greatest arc in rock and roll history.
Satanic Majesties Request is also a better psychedelic album than Sgt. Peppers... I said it. The Beatles did the concept of the album better (via the costume design and promotion), but as an album experience I far prefer the Stones take on the genre.
@@iheartcicada Wow.....now that is a bold statement.....though nothing touches Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds or Day in the Life......
@@Albertanator Citadel, The Lantern, 2000 Light Years From Home are all equal level or perhaps even better crafted songs than Lucy, or Day In A Life (which I don’t care for much at all) in my opinion.
Track by track this album is good, but it really shines when taken in as a whole. It's just a vibe.
The best one. As a whole thing.
Exactly!!
TOTALLY AGREE!!! Needs to be listened to all at once.
This record and Sticky Fingers.... Top notch
saying that Exile On Main St. is "good" is the understatement of the century
Now I am an unabashed Stones nut, but that song is part of the greatest rock and roll album ever made. 18 tracks, double LP, rock 'n' roll, blues, country, rhythm & blues, soul and even a bit of gospel in that album. EXILE ON MAIN ST baby.
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The Rolling Stones = The Only Band That Can Pull Off Every Style Convincingly In Their Own Way
the effect on Mick's vocals is pure room. This was recorded live to tape in a basement. There's no post processing. This is just what jamming in a room sounds like.
Exile On Main Street is a great album.
This and Dead Flowers are my favorite Stones songs. Amazing pieces of music.
Tip o' the hat to Gram Parsons
Keith Richards rented a huge house in the south of France. He and Mick Jagger tried to have a new song idea ready every day around 5:00 PM, when the rest of the band would be arrived and ready to play, then they’d go to the basement and play all night. The result was a beautiful mess: someone eating breakfast at the kitchen table while someone else sat next to him, with headphones on, laying down a guitar part, friends, dope dealers, famous musicians wandering around or asleep on the couch, and hours and hours of amazing music. This went on for 3 months or so, then they went to Los Angeles, whittled the whole thing down to an hour or so, cleaned it up some and added some backing vocals, and put it out, the most amazing mess you’ve ever heard, the greatest thing they ever did or could ever do. Country, acoustic blues, electric blues, rock & roll, undefinable,… the Stones at their Rollingest. Sooner or later you have to hear the whole thing start to finish.
It's called Nell Cote, and it's still there. It was also the Southern France HQ of the Gestapo during World War II.
@@Contractnik I didn’t know it was Gestapo HQ.
@@lathedauphinot6820 Yes, and when the sound engineers noticed the little Swastikas tiled into the basement floor, they asked Keith about it, and he told them: "Well, this was Gestapo headquarters for Southern France, you see - but don't worry, because we're here now!" Almost Hemingway'esque.
@@Contractnik That’s the funniest thing I’ve heard all day. Thank you for that!
@@lathedauphinot6820 One Stones fan to another... :) Keep on rockin.
It's their best album, in my opinion!!
These guys spent a lot of time with the old blues master in the South and Chicago. The love the American Blues!
My favorite Stones album... balls out, strung out, hung down, and got down... worth listening to all four sides!
There's a reason why they've been on top for 60 years
Reds greens and blues are are all 60’s references to pills. The voice effect is a product of where they recorded the album. It was in a villa in France, they recorded most of it in the basement and hallways hence the echo. Glen and Andy johns were the engineers and world extensively with the stones. The producers was jimmy Miller who produced what is considered the stone’s greatest run of albums from beggars banquet to goats head soup. He also produced some of there non. Album singles like jumping jack flash and honky tone women
"Mr Jimmy" from You can't always get what you want.
Blues has a double meaning I'm sure
The producer/engineer/collaborator/drummer/6th-Stone, was Jimmy Miller, and he, indeed, was exactly the right guy at the right time. The combination of the Stones coming into their song-writing brilliance and Jimmy Miller "seeing" exactly who they were and knowing "how" to capture them on tape is a magical, perfect, mystery of the universe. Their 5-album run of masterpieces (Beggars Banguet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile on Mainstreet, and Goats Head Soup) is the output of that undefinable chemistry. It's the canon of Rock And Roll. The Bible that inspired or influenced almost everything in pop music that came later (even the bands that dont realize where the original vibe they are going for came from).
Exile is EPIC. In a career of monster recordings, this is the Stones...gritty, dirty, bluesy, telling you just what it is.
Whole album is amazing but this song is truly special.
My favorite Stones album
seconal were "reds" tuenal (sp) were green and blue, 2 narcotics popular back in the day
Another great example of country rock fusion Rolling Stones style. It was artists such as the Stones, Neil Young, etc, that exposed me to new genres of American music.
Great reaction to one of the great hidden gem songs of the Stones on arguably their greatest album
The great Bobby Keys on saxophone.
Just my opinion. The greatest rock and roll band of all time. This is the best album. Sweet Virginia is bluesy and kinda country with the twang. And are releasing their 1st studio album in 18 years. Been around for 61 years. Excellent reaction to a excellent song fellas. Much appreciated 🙏 ❤
This whole album is a trip. The story behind how and where it was produced is a good one and worth diving into.
BTW, the Stones just dropped brand new album of original songs, "Hackney Diamonds." 12 tracks. Mick Jagger is 80 years old!
That's right, everyone on his TRIP or in orgy together in Nellcote until the French police came. Anyone who could and was present played, see the list of the many guest musicians. That's why these short songs seem so spontaneous, rough, and musically immature. Then basic tracks came into the Sunset Sound Rc. in LA and were revised and supplemented from December 1971 to March 1972, e.g. including Billy Preston, apparently primarily under the command of M.J.
Anyone who praises this album and especially the sound, should read the English Wikipedia what M.J. said about Exile 2003. You would be amazed, the total opposite. Or better: don't read it, it will spoil your innocent listening.
I was gonna suggest a reaction to the new single - soo good!
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You guys are the only ones doing the obscure, mostly unfamiliar stuff, and I am soo glad you are. Great job.
One of the Stones greatest songs!!
My favorite Stones non-hit!
'LUXURY' The Stones Jamaican rock
Fantastic song👍 buuuut, there is a live video of them doing that song...." Sweet Virginia live Dallas 1972" that is really worth seeing on y'all's own time now that y'all have heard the song.
Have you two heard their new single "Angry" yet. Pure Stones.
The high vocals are perfection
check Let It Loose from the same album
Whatever genre The Stones do they add cool to it…. The Stones are the epitome of cool 😎
Can't deny Charlie Watts
Ventilator Blues from this album has become a recent favorite of mine
Thanks for this reaction. Sweet Virginia is a sort of obscure album track, but it's one of my all time favorite Stones songs. The saxophone is played by Bobby Keys, one of Keith's best friends (they were born on the same day, same year). Check out some live versions; Keys never plays the saxophone solo the same way twice!
You guys got another subscription just for the song selection. One of my favorite songs from my favorite Stones album.
Can’t help but hear the guitar intro to Torn and Frayed starting up when this song ends. Always been a favorite of mine..
Such a sneaky good song. It’s about Keith’s addiction, and he sings harmony thru the whole cut.
Live version 1972.
Needs to be seen, by you.
This would be a fantastic choice for a full album review 😊
The thing that threw and intrigued me off the top when this came out and came on the radio - the new Stones album - was the drop down to the major two(M2 - A major) instead of the five -D major. Song's in G, progression starts on the four - C-A-G, etc.etc., eventually hits the expected, more obvious chords as it turns around. Cool AF 😎
They nasty 😂 love it
This song is one big jam session. Heads up the Rolling Stones are coming out with a new album they’re leading track is called Angry and I believe the album is coming out October 20th. There’s a video out for the new song you should check it out. They said in an interview that Charlie is on two of the songs playing drums because apparently they finished and recorded those two tracks back in 2019 when he was still alive. The rest of it is from the drummer that Charlie recommended to take his place, if anything should ever happen to him. I always said the Rolling Stones would rock til they drop! God bless them, and I am so grateful that they are still rocking and rolling. I plan on doing the same rocking with my kids and my grandchildren and making them promise to carry this music forward and I too will continue to go to concerts and play my guitar and rock till I drop.✌🏻🥰
The greatest album from the greatest Rock n Roll Band ever!
Whole album is an AMAZING IDGAF glob of spit at the world n each track hits home!
This is from my personal favorite side (side 2)
I was lucky to see Mick Taylor here in Athens in the 80s n he signed my copy of Exile.
Guys!! Do the whole album!!!
Stones have been my favorite band since I was 9 years old (I’m 60 now!), but I never saw them with Mick Taylor in the band. Those were peak years for the band. Man, am I jealous!
Hit the nail on the head, the engineer is an MVP
As noted below, most of this album was recorded in Keith Richards' house in France. They had the band set up all over the house in different rooms, including a damp basement with dirt floors. The Stones built a mobile recording truck with tape machines and mixers that was parked outside the house and the intercoms in the truck didn't work so they'd be running back and forth from the truck to the house. Those sonics were the house itself. Really amazing! From that album, I'd suggest Rocks Off, Shine a Light, Soul Survivor and Torn and Frayed. Exile on Main Street is an amazing album!
Go Laa! Go Chee! Rock on!
i was just going to glance at the yootoobs... and then i saw this. one my my most favorite, underrated Stones classics.
Def one of the favs. Always a sing-a-long!!
Analog rules !
The Stones albums “Tattoo You”, Voodoo Lounge” and “Bridges to Babylon” all have a lot of great songs on them. Would love to see your reaction to all three sometime.🎶
One of my old time favorites ❤
Love it THANK YOU
Do so many more stones. Soooo many bangers that you have yet to do.
Rip This Joint, Loving Cup, Torn and Frayed, Ventilator Blues, All Down the Line, Stop Breakin Down -- are all off the Exile on Main Street album and are all bangers. Great reaction guys.
This is the album I saw them on tour with. My favorite group. My favorite concert.
tumblin dice and happy
What a sweet thing to wake up to a reaction of Sweet Virginia!
You guys are awesome.
They just released Angry, from their 1st new album in 18 years. The official video out and worth a look, for fun. It's an amazing production. Still the Stones sound they've done for 60 years. Can't believe it!
Thanks for this, one of all time favorites, Bobby Keys playing sax throughout.
Thanks for posting this one. This is a great song from a truly classic RR album. This has got blues, soul, gospel, country all rolled up. It was dirty bc it was recorded under rather dirty conditions. Jagger voice is twangy and real, pure, no fillers. Keep listening to the Exile On Main Street......
Oh my Goodness. My Sister turned me on to this song. May God Rest her soul ❤. This is getting cranked. It’s smoke:30
Smoke:30. I love that. I have to use that one. Have a wonderful Sunday Cynthia!! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@AirplayBeats You to my friend. Another 17 minutes it will be 4:20 est 🙏🏽🤠
Mountaintop. ALL of it!
The way the song starts you'd never expect it to finish up with a sax solo.
Jimmy Miller is the engineer that made their sound much more up front . He was the prefect match up with the bands desired sound that they aimed for ..
I totally enjoy these reactions 😂 the stones reactions in particular
Hll Ya !!!! The Stones do it all !!!
Yes, I got the desert in my toenail
And I hid the speed inside my shoe.😆
If that ain't 70's then I don't know what is.
VIRGINIA The Marshall Tucker Band.
Some Bobby Keys on that almost country blues trip!! ROTFLMAO
You guys are right on with your reactions / reviews. Don't stop y'all.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
I love you guys! The Stones have used many great engineers and certainly Jimmy Miller did a fantastic job on Exile. However, I believe the individual most responsible for the Stones sound and the continuity of that sound over the decades is Keith Richards. Yes the reds, greens and blues are pills, and the desert in this case is Joshua Tree a reference to Gram Parsons(RIP). Keith was getting into country music at the time and hanging out with Gram Parsons. Again, really enjoying your reactions to the Stones, especially your choices including Heartbreaker! Have you gotten a t-shirt yet? 😂
Backing vox great in this song. Stop Breaking Down my favourite from EOMS.
Do the entire album, you will be in awe
The engineers remark is super super impressive.
Jagger always plays a nice harp. I'm binge watching all your Stones reactions. Really fun
They had so many issues w the sound in the basement that they had to put Charlie Watts and the drum kit down at the end of a long hallway. The sound board was in the Stones mobile studio (the first of its kind) up in the driveway. At one point, most of Keith's guitars got stolen. He and his wife, Anita Pallenberg were hooked on smack at the time, so was Gram Parsons who came out to visit for a time till Mick insisted he beat it. Casino Boogie is another great under-the-radar track with Keith doing a great backing vocal. I went thru a period where I just listened to this album over and over for a couple months. Such a diverse work.
Need some more stones reactions! Street fighting man,under my thumb,ventilator blues, hand of fate
I used to play this one in a country rock band. People who dress in country garb have been known to be described as kickers and I always inferred the reference.
It's worth reminding oneself that the Stones are a British band from London!
GREAT reaction guys.
Ventilator Blues. Let it Loose. Torn & Frayed. 👍
Love watching you guys .....actually on this Album (Exile) Jagger and Richards , did their own mixing
This album was recorded in a dark and DANK &!Swampy basement of a war-savaged mansion in France.1971.
True story
Great reaction, guys! Y'all really get it! Much love and thanks for the great content you consistently give us!
Bobby Keys on sax!
Wild Horses PLEASE😉
I can't find who engineered this specific track but the album was engineered by Joe Zaganno, Andy Johns, and his brother Glyn Johns (Andy and Glyn were very famous in the recording world and also worked with Led Zeppelin - plus Glyn worked with all the big bands back then, including the Beatles, The Who, The Kinks, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, and many others). It was produced by Jimmy Miller who also produced famous bands such as Traffic and Blind Faith.
You guys are on fire! Check out Dead Flowers another Stones classic.
Exile on Main Street is my favourite Stones album and it's a double!
I cannot stop watching! You are actually doing deep cuts. Thank you so much. I needed a Stones marathon. ❤ Yes this album was soaked in sex, drugs and nice catch about the speed in his shoes. As a youngster I took that literally. Now I know what he really meant.
Tedeschi Trucks live version with The Wood Brothers of Sweet Virginia is definitely worth a listen.!
There is a great documentary about recording Exile at Keith's house in the south of France in the basement with a non stop party going on.
This is my favorite Stones album. Likely because it’s Mick Taylor heavy. You guys should react to the whole album.
This album or Sticky Fingers are the ones most Stones fans consider the best.
Mixed by Jimmy Miller...this is "Keith's" signature record
Love, love, love this song! So many layers of instrumentation and Mick’s vocals (and the backup vocals) are stellar. This whole album is fantastic. For me, Exile on Main Street and Sticky Fingers are the two greatest rock records in the history of rock ‘n roll.
The Stones weren't into much Post editing effects, instead they chose places that gave them the ambient sound they needed. Having the world's first Mobile Recording rig, they were able to record anywhere they wanted. Exile on Main Street was named because they were in exile from paying the high tax rates in England so they escaped to France and took residence in country villa where recording equipment, instruments and mics were in every room and hallway of the house and used according to what Keith and Mick wanted for certain sound quality, and it worked.
What is cool about this album is that event these dudes are a HUGE part of the original British Invasion, their obsession influence with American blues made them a premier example of Classic Americana in music. Listening to this album you would think they were from the swamps of the south or something.
That was a badass song ✌️
glad you picked one of my favorites! keep on rockin
No more superlatives can be applied to the Stones….a song about the drug trade sounds so good! Thanks guys for the production insight, now i know I chose the wrong profession lol. So much for being an Elect Engr lol! Cheers!
Reds, Yellow Jackets, the “Abbots” (red, blue, or green) and Rainbows are some of the street names given to barbiturates in the 60s and 70s.
Also from this album Check Out Tumbling Dice, All Down The Line, Stop Breaking Down(Robert Johnson) Hip Shake(Slim Harpo) Rip This Joint
I'm glad you did this one. There are so many Stones songs that weren't hits but are classic nonetheless. I'll add a few more. She's a Rainbow, Let it Bleed (the song), Monkey Man, Moonlight Mile, Winter, Time Waits for No One, Memory Motel.
Oooo, one of our favorites to sing along to back in the day!!
The heat in the French wine cellar slightly warped the sound...