The Rolling Stones - You Can’t Always Get What You Want (Official Video) (REACTION) Dana's Faith
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- Hey guys! We hope you enjoy our reaction to The Rolling Stones ! This was such a fun song! Mia and I did NOT expect this ! We couldn't stop dancing! Comment down below if you joined us and danced too. We feel saddened by the loss of Charlie Watts, he was an astounding drummer that contributed to The Rolling Stones! Now we know what, "Moves like Jagger" means! If you'd like to see more reactions like this definitely comment down below! And as always stay safe and stay tuned for upcoming videos! We love you guys!
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Every so often someone leaves us and you are surprised by how much you are affected by it. Charlie was such a person.
Well Well said Auric....
Did you notice John Lennon's face in the crowd just as the video closed?
RIP Charlie.... Thanks to these Beautiful Young Ladies... for acknowledging Charlies well lived 80 years!!!
R.I.P. Charlie Watts 😪
Very special performance in 1968 by the original Rolling Stones... Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts ... Bill Wyman (bass) & (the late) Brian Jones (guitar)
Words of wisdom... "You can't always get what you want... But you might find, you get what you need"
Good job, Ladies! The video is from the dvd “The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus”. It was filmed in December 1968 and was to be shown on tv, but the Stones never released until 1996. Also on the show were The Who, Jethro Tull, Taj Mahal, and a one time performance by The Dirty Mac (John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Mitch Mitchell who was Jimi Hendrix’s drummer). The dvd is well worth buying, you can easily find it on Amazon or at a Barnes & Noble. The dvd also has lots of extras, like the story about how this show came to be.
This was Brian Jones’ last public appearance with the Stones (the blonde guitarist) and he drowned in his pool in July of 1969 at the age of 27.
I love how Mia acts so serious at the end of the video! LOL!
I saw The Rolling Stones on July 4, 1978, in Buffalo, NY. A then-unknown Journey opened for them. Great show! Rest In Peace, Charlie.
I saw them at Buffalo's Rich Stadium in 1981. Journey opened for the Stones. Another band might have opened for Journey; I don't remember.
I was blessed to see the Stones on their Steel Wheels tour you know in 76 the Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd had the same manager.
Good choice. The Stones are iconic. They have so many great songs. Give the Who, Kinks, Cream and of course the Beatles a listen. Too many to list.
Yes, the Kinks!
You should totally check out the studio version, the addition of the choir makes it so much more epic. And RIP, Charlie Watts. Just a bummer that he wasn't shown just once throughout the whole video. Charlie was probably the most reliable and constant drummer in rock history. Much like Ringo Starr he was not really a showoff on stage or doing any extraordinary stuff, no big drum rolls or fills, just very precise and efficient drumming throughout his 58 (!) years in this band which is incredible. Sometimes you wouldn't even notice that he was there on stage, he was just the constant beat of the heart of the Rolling Stones, unimaginable that they will still go on without him now. Rest in Peace, man, and thank you for the music.
4:36 Mia cracked me up,she said I can listen to this song while going to CVS had me dying 🤣🤣🤣
This song is a simple simple song for any occasion
You are my heroes you take me on a journey the stones are right up there with my history I was your age Juliet when I started getting into music that wasn’t main stream the stones played a big part in that transition all power to you ladies
Just keep on rocking through the ages and I’ll keep listening when I see your reaction to a tune for the first time it’s like I’m listening for the first time
Brilliant times and thanks ladies for all the hard work great tunes new tunes let’s continue all the best of luck to you and your family T
Thank you Tony! Your comment brought up my day after a very long school day! :) -Mia \m/
I wish I could hear this for the first time again....
I believe the type of drug store he's singing about in the song is the old fashioned little drug store with a soda fountain where you could sit on a stool or in a booth and get a soda or a milk shake or a banana split, etc. Sometimes on the old Andy Griffith show you can see one. Wish we still had them. Anyway, glad you liked the Stones. Rest in peace, Charlie.
This song came out the year i was born in 1969 the studio version. Good choice of song. I have all their old stuff from 1965 through 1970. I also have ones from the 70's and 80's to present. They are still going it's sad about Charlie Watts. He was 80 one of the best drummers of all time.
RIP Charlie Watts. He was the perfect drummer for the Stones..strong and steady. He had a jazz background. That's Brian Jones, the founder of the Stones, on guitar. That performance must have been a few months prior to his death. He died in July '69, and the song was recorded in late '68, and released in July '69.
Founder, except Jagger and Richards were together before they hooked up with Jones. And Jagger and Richards always wrote the original material.
Great reaction girls!
One of my favorite Rolling Stones songs.
This was a particularly upbeat version of the song.
A more upbeat version than the record or what the band usually plays in this song.
God bless Charlie Watts 💜❤️💜
He was and is one of the very best musicians I have ever had the pleasure to see play live ... Many times.
Thanks Juliet and Mia.
Love you both.
Not the greatest version of this iconic song, but it is the thought that counts!! Thank you both for paying homage to a great drummer and even a better human being, Charlie Watts! The most fun song the Stones did is called "She's A Rainbow", so see what your t-shirt buyer and music screener thinks of you reacting to that one!
They used to describe Jagger as a rooster on acid.
R.I.P Charlie watts😢
:(
@@danasfaith5738 can you pls react STEEL HEART - SHE'S GONE LIVE.
This was from a performance called the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. Several other bands performed that day. But it was The Who that stole the show when they performed their song "A Quick One". Many Who fans consider The Who's performance of "A Quick One" at this gig to be their greatest live performance ever. It would be great if you two reacted to it, it is AMAZING! And with that said, RIP Charlie Watts. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
Going to see the Rolling stones in Atlanta this November
Un recuerdo para Charlie watts un gran baterista muy bueno chicas saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina
There will never be another like Charlie Watts, their drummer since day one
To believe that they were still playing throughout the 70's... that is inspiring
Another fantastic job ladies...YEEE🌹🌹
PLEASE react to the studio version....PLEASE🙏😇❗
RIP Charlie. the studio version has a choir and is a better version
🎶We decided to get a soda my favorite flavor cherry red.🎶 R.I.P. Charlie ✌❤🌹
Yeah Tina Turner taught Mick Jagger how the dance. True story
Now, remind yourself that this guy is 79 years old and still hitting the stage doing this.
I did not remember Mick in his Freddie stage. Yes... CVS or Rite Aid. Great tribute ladies. RIP Charlie. Rapping at the end? I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH!!!
LOL! Thank you Shawn! R.I.P. :(
This was a song when I was young and London was a creative center . Good pick and I liked your reaction .
Thank you MrLittlelud4! -Mia \m/
Great video choice ladies Charlie wasn't the most dynamic drummer but he always played the perfect amount any song called for. I was always amazed that Charlie was notorious insomniac who would go weeks without sleeping yet never missed a show
Love this song! RIP Charlie ❤🙏
R.I.P. :(
I still have concerns for what sort of world we are going to leave behind for Keith Richards.
R.I.P. !!!! Charlie Watts!!!! Such A Smooth Drummer!!! More R and B, BLUESY than Rock N Roll!!!!
The blues- where do you think rock n roll came from anyway? The Stones an all time best rock band.
Classic!!!!!
The last two people in the video are John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
That's a great song by a band who did a LOT of very good songs! Hard not to tap your foot at least, or bob your head along with the beat. And yes, it has the sort of rhythm that could power you when out for a walk; though it'd probably turn into a strut!
Keep practising the Jagger impression, Juliet - maybe one day ...! :)
In 1964 The Stones played near where I live and the ticket price was two dollars.
The good old days!
Adjusted for inflation, that $2.00 in 1964 is equal to $17.60 in today. The last time I saw the Stones was at Madison Square Garden in 1994, and the ticket price was $125, and worth every cent. I wish I had been only enough to have seen them in the 60’s or early 70’s when they were at their best, but it was still an amazing show.
Minuto 6.39 el gran John Lennon entre el público!. Siempre fueron grandes amigos The Beatles y The Rolling Stones. Y lo demostraban cada vez que podían, participando en los distintos proyectos de cada banda.
Good job girls I had ..never heard the song done this way before
Check out Angie sad but beautiful love song. That tells a love story. Probably one of the most beautiful ballads ever made for Rock
i love to see reactions to the songs from when i was young by dana's faith, the girls are so cool!
What's not to love? This man of 60 years of age LOVES to see & hear the reactions of young people when they first hear classic rock songs. It gives me hope for the future.
WOW!!!! MIA JAGGER AND JULLIET RICHARDS.
LOL! Thank you for making us laugh!
@@danasfaith5738 ohhhhhh...Thanks you for livin ' . I LOVE YOU, GIRLS.
I saw them live in 1982 and they played that song too. It was an amazing feeling to stand in the crowd up front and just....sway. Great reaction as always. Try to listen to HEAVEN from the album "Tattoo you" ...... close your eyes and just flow away
WOW! Thank you for sharing your story with us! -Mia \m/
This is not an Official Video, but it is one hell of a live version of the song. Taken from "The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus" including other bands like The Who, Jethro Tull and The Dirty Mac.
I highly recommend u to check out Jumpin' Jack Flash and Sympathy for the Devil from this show!
The "Rolling Stones Great Rock and Roll Circus". I think this is where the Stones sounded their best. Raw rock and roll guitar. Not polished. Rough! I believe John Lennon was on this and Eric Clapton as well. Thanks for playing this for Charlie. RIP
Also The Who and Jethro Tull were there. I think this was the last time Brian Jones played live with the Stones. Everybody says Charlie was a kind person and a real gentleman
@@riko3766 absolutely
Pretty sure Mick was the first to to twerk on stage😂😂
Hey guys I just want to let you guys know UTA have shows in California in September
Hola hermosas lindo homenaje a Charlie watts abrazo desde Argentina
Ironically, this was one of just a few songs in the Stones vast catalogue which didn't have the great Charlie Watts playing drums. According to an account that I read, Charlie just couldn't find the very precise groove that Mick and Keith were looking for. The record's producer Jimmy Miller was an excellent drummer and sat in for Charlie and was incredible on the much more epic studio version. I assume Charlie is playing in this filmed television version, but I didn't see any identifiable shot of whoever is playing the drums in the video.
This is from the Stones Rock n Roll Circus. Amazing footage of Jethro Tull, The Who, and Taj Majal. This may have been the last recorded music performed with Brian Jones.
This is from the RS’s Rock and Roll Circus. Filmed for TV but the Stones kept it back bc they thought they were below par.
Other greats performed!
The man and woman at the end here were John Lennon and Yoko
Listen to this same song on their album Hot Rocks totally different and better sounding with choir in the background 👌
Fantastic reaction girls! Ahhh CVS is a drug store chain 🤣 but no problema!
LOL! Thank you Michael! -Mia \m/
Great song you chose! The stones are def iconic and you should find more songs of theirs to listen to. I also would recommend something a little different and you all should react to Living Colour - Cult of Personality if you haven't already. Ya'll will love it and may be surprised too.
all time iconic performance of all time iconic song and greatest band ever lived. Forget the last 30yrs. Just cos they didn’t die in 1973 doesn’t make their early stuff any less epic.
They were still good and should get mad respect for their endurance.
Not like the F*ing Beatles they even quit already before Lennon died and are partly responsible for many things going wrong with pop music.
Great song great reaction 🥰🥰 although I like the studio version better. R.I.P. Charlie🙏🏽❤️
Thank you Mauricio! R.I.P. Charlie :(
my friends and I always sang. "you can't always get what you want. but if you try sometimes, you might find, you catch a disease!"
DID YOU GUYS NOTICE JOHN LENNON IN THE AUDIENCE?
Classic
The STONES Are The BOMB!!!!!
Another oldie you should check out is, The Hollies-Long cool woman in a black dress!!
Hi Girls, yes RIP Charlie, the Stones were huge during the Vietnam war try "Satisfaction 1965 or Gimme Shelter 1969"
an earlier great Stones performance can be found in a movie called the T.A.M.I. Show from 1964... you will probably like it
Good choice girls! 🥰
At the end of the song, you can see John Lennon of The Beatles applauding the performance! He's the one with the glasses right before the video ends
The studio version is worth listening to :). there is a choir singing background vocals in the middle, powerful. imo, the lyrics are universal to the idea of people getting whatever it is they want. Often whatever that is -is unavailable, but most people can find what they need.
Great song, great album. If you get a chance listen to the whole album, Tattoo You. Blessings ladies...
This is not from Tattoo You. It's on the album Let It Bleed. Well, the studio version that is.
This live version is from a live album called Rock and Roll Circus, which also features live songs by The Who, Taj Mahal, John Lennon etc.
I've always loved this song. Girls, react to more Rolling Stones' songs. Here you have song of their great ones: Angie, As tears go by, The last time, Brown Sugar, Dandelion, Honky Tonk Women and, Satisfaction.
Gotta love "Angie"! I think I remember reading how Angie is Mick Jagger's favorite song to perform in concert.
And another plug for Postmodern Jukebox and Morgan James covering Aerosmith's "Dream On". A great cover with an INCREDIBLE singer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This looks like same performance where they did "Sympathy For The Devil" and Mick went totally crazy.
I love The Rolling Stones. I grew up on their music. This is a great song and a cool reaction. I enjoyed watching and listening to your comments in your reaction video. A few favorite songs from The Rolling Stones include Bitch, Gimme Shelter, I Know It's Only Rock N Roll, Honky Tonk Women and Tumblin Dice. I would like to suggest reacting to Samantha Fish. Thank you and wishing you both an awesome weekend.
I kinda feel like his reference to 'her bleeding hands' was to describe the men she'd left heartbroken behind her, looking for her picture of an ideal man..but that while he knows the guy she's marrying won't be her 'ideal,' he may well be the person that she needs, to inspire her growth as a person.
Yeah we know Jack ran his lawn mower over over the guy.LOL Mick Jagger is next 😆😆 I love how Mia feels the music. She can play this while she's being sworn in as President of the United States. No joke!!# Queen Juliet your smile pierces the darkness and destroys it God bless girls
Good job. Jack 😆.. but he will be missed. I agree 100% been said here
LOL! Thank you for always making us laugh! -Mia \m/
@@danasfaith5738 thank you madam president
Mick Jagger was is and always will be the best rock band front man lead singer music has ever and will ever produce!
I disagree. All the band members agreed that Mick was the worst singer in the band. You can't compare him to Freddie mercury. Not by a long way
He looked good but he couldn't sing
I'm not judging his singing abilities, but going by his stage presence his live persona, nobody touches him and hes been doing it for almost sixty years!
@@michaelbruns449 He HAS BEING it bad for 50 years he cant sing.
@@brianholden8357 Michael Jagger could just stand up on stage and get more attention than most of the fake singers we been spoon fed lately, thats how strong his stage presence is, nothing to do with his singing...
Hey girls, I've missed y'alls infectious smiles. ♥️ Let's try some Alice in Chains song Would 🇺🇸💪👍
The Stones are good and Paint it Black was their darkest song. Most of their stuff is jam style rock.
🤘🏻😎
The Stones in their prime. Brian Jones played the intro on the gold top Les Paul. Jones was another rock star who met an early death.
A good song to listen to would be 'Wild Horses'.
You must check out the lyric/album version. You get the choir involved in with the song.
Hola chicas! I haven't commented in a while, but nice to see you guys. I'm not a huge Stones fan, but I always liked this one. RIP Charlie, but you should know that he did not play the drums on this tune, as he simply didn't have the chops to play the groove. Charlie was not any kind of top-notch drummer, but he was a big part of the glue that kept the band together. Stay safe and rock on! 🤘☮️
Ya'll should react to Ten years gone by Led Zeppelin
I remember you ladies doing paint it black and were weirded out how dark it was...this is more the bluesy rock they normally play.
We do not really see Charlie Watts in the video, but there is John Lennon in the audience at the end ^^
Hey girls. React. To. A. Band. Called. Triumph. Live. In. Halifax. 1987. Lay. It. On. The. Line. Great. Song. You. Will. Love. It
It's nice that you are discovering and appreciating music that some of us have been listening to since it first came out in 1969. Though your reactions had little to nothing to do with Charlie Watts. But that would be difficult to do from watching a video that never even shows him.
Charlie Watts is not a fancy drummer, but like Ringo Starr, he can keep a steady beat. RIP
They do so much more than that
FYI. The original version did not have Charlie Watts playing. Jimmy Miller played drums.
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The irony here is that it was The Stones' producer Jimmy Miller ("Mr. Jimmy" as mentioned in the song) who played the drums on the studio version of "You Can’t Always Get What You Want" and not Charlie Watts. (Moreover, the concert movie _The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus_ was never released when intended and took years to actually surface officially because The Stones were dissatisfied with their performance in it and felt that they were upstaged by the other performing acts in it e.g. The Who, Taj Mahal and The Dirty Mac.)
And as I always note, "Charlie's good tonight, ain't he?"
Now you know what it means to have "moves like Jagger".
LOL! Thank you Beaux!
If you did not know, The Stones are one of the greatest bands of all time. Satisfaction has one of the most iconic guitar riffs ever. Keith Richards and Mick Jagger are considered the 2nd best song writing duo behind Lennon and McCartney. No one beats The Beatles but The Stones are often considered the next best thing.
Beatles and Rolling Stones- apples and oranges my friend. I prefer the blues rock based style of the Stones but respect the talent of the Beatles.
True. I am not a huge Beatles fan either. I prefer Queen and Guns N Roses but what The Beatles did may never be matched. More No.1 songs in America than any other band. The Stones were a much better live band. Mick Jagger was the template for all rock frontman who came after.
They are lots of bands that they don't just play they're entertaining makes the show
That performance from the Rock and Roll Circus - you have to check out from that same show The Who - A Quick One (while he’s away). I think you can find it on The Who’s channel. You’ll see the same weirdos in the audience/ circus looking people
Hmmmm. "' I went down to the CVS. Drug store. To get your prescription filled"'🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶
Alfinal dela cancion sale John Lennon