Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' (REACTION) with my wife
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I love the lyrics “You keep lyin’ when you outta be truthin’” and “you keep same-in’ when you outta be changin’”
This is not a version, it's the original... Great reaction, as always!!!!
And THAT is the mid sixties in the USA my children. The set design, the costumes, the sound production, the hair, and of course the dancing.
Swining London had a say in fashion around this time.
This was written and produced by Lee Hazlewood. He was an underrated musical genius, you’d enjoy some of his solo work.
Never seen Andrei smile so much............ Magic 🦄🦄🦄🦄
"I just got me a brand new box of matches, Yeah...And what he knows you ain't had time to learn".
Some twenty odd years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Nancy and wound up cooking her dinner. Great gal!
Wow that's great!
1 word to describe this - " Fab ! "
The dances they did in this video were the jerk the swim and the pony was at the end it's my favorite
We all have different reasons for watching the channels we watch. For me, this channel, stands out from others for a special reason. Everytime I watch one of your videos I ALWAYS smile. You two are adorable af. You both radiate love. Neither of you shade or attempts to steal the light from the other, you kind of just show brighter in each others company and it makes me appreciate what I have been gifted in my life a little more each time I watch.
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This was the UK number 1 the day I was born 🤣
You can't beat a little bit of Nancy! You really need to hear, "Some Velvet Morning" by Nancy with Lee Hazelwood. It's a haunting sounding gem!
Also, Summer Wine.
@@bumperu Another great one, but Dominika mentioned she had heard it, but I don't think they've played it on their channel.
Although we did have some big problems in the 60's, it was still such a good time. People were different back then - decent and caring, even if they disagreed. At least that's my memories of the times. I was there - mini skirts, go go boots and the dances - LOL fun nostasgic reaction. Thank you.
The scene was so 60's. Color TV was very new to us then.
1966 We were pretty wild 😜 in the 60's, of course I was only in the 6th grade. All the adults were Victorian in there values, but Woodstock was coming in 1969, the stonewall riots in New York City for gay rights, and the 70's sexual revolution! This song reminded me of that era let your hair down and let it all hang out. Peace ✌️ ☮️ and Love 😍 Gary
I remember hearing this song as a young girl. Nancy also had some other hits such as "Sugartown", "Bang Bang" & "Somethin' Stupid" a duet with her dad Frank Sinatra. Nancy recorded the title song from the James Bond movie "You Only Live Twice" in 1967. She also starred with Elvis Presley in "Speedway" in 1968. Nancy did a few collaborations with Lee Hazelwood including the songs "Summer Wine", "Jackson" & "Some Velvet Morning".
My Dad named my sister Boots after this song and he named me Susie after the Everly Brothers song Wake Up Little Susie. 💞
All the others are copies of this version. It was written by Nancy's producer Lee Hazlewood for himself to sing, but Nancy told him, "No, then it would sound too mean. You need a woman to sing it."
Oh what a great year 1966 i remember dancing around the house to this as a 9 yeaar old my father loved nancy and we played this song on repeat the 60s still my fav genre of music ❤❤❤
A true classic, guys, pure classic from "back in the day." By the way, Andre, Nancy does a fantastic job on Bang, Bang, too, but it's the haunting guitar which elevates that number. I am partial to the original Cher version written by her husband. Good pick, guys👍
It's like "Friday" but your dad is one of the greatest artists of all time, so it still completely works.
Great #1 Song from 1966.❤❤ I was only 10 years old..heard it all the time on the radio
That was the 60's alright! I was in high school when this came out.
Not shy, but coy. I too like to watch the boots. lol
I wanted to BE Nancy Sinatra as a kid when I heard this song!!! Love it ❤.
I wish you guys were my neighbors.
She was nice
Great song. Great video. Great reaction. Ty MoA ☘️ 🇺🇲
The bass line can only be played on a fretless bass(or double bass) because it descends in microtones. It will not work on a normal fretted bass. Probably nobody interested except me😃
I'm interested, thanks! Wonder if you're a fan of Les Claypool.
@@karenfryberger4260 That's two of us then! I'm aware of the name but that's the extent of my knowledge.
@@kingstumble Les Claypool is the frontman for Primus, a group that's been around for a long time. Surreal and massively talented trio. Les is a top-tier slap bass guitarist, but can do anything with a bass. If your interested, a "safe" introduction would be "Primus - Tommy The Cat Bonnaroo 2011" and "Primus - "Jilly's On Smack" - Bonnaroo 2011 (Official Video) | Bonnaroo365"...in that order. "Tommy the Cat" highlights Les' slap bass; "Jilly's on Smack" highlights his talent on an upright electric bass. Hope you'll have a look, you won't regret it.
@@karenfryberger4260 Thanks for that. Sorry, slap bass just doesn't do it for me. I was asked to play that style back in the 80s in a funk band. I hated it. Walking/jazz bass is much more my thing.
@@kingstumble Couldn't hurt to check him out, no? He's insanely great. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water, and all that.
I had forgotten how short those mini dresses were in the video. They're actually pullover sweaters. Definitely worn that way for TV entertainment value. Out in public in the 60's, they would have either been arrested, or dragged back into the house by a relative. No woman wanted everyone to see her skivvies.
So love watching you watch her!!! ❤
A real 60s one here! This is the original...not a cover. I was born in 1960 so i heard all this while it happened! 😊
I love me some Nancy Sinatra! Thanks y'all. My one regret in leaving Twitter was that Nancy was a friend there. Her friends are not too shabby either. Great share and review.
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I was one of those children that wore the outfits..I just stayed away from the mico mini..Mini skirtswere ok with Boots.But when it came ro the mico it just seemed to be a bite much Plus my father would have never let me out of the house....But to bad we can't get thise years back..There were so much going on back then.. Well..Thank u
Having been a fan of Nancy's ever since discovering her (and this song's writer Lee Hazelwood's) duet album amongst my parent's collection when I was growing up, I saw her perform in London back in 2005. Her opening guest, who also sang a song with her was another artist you've recently discovered; Richard Hawley.....Anyway, she grabbed a cordless mic and was helped down from the stage into the aisles to sing 'Boots' amongst the audience. I was too far away initially to reach out to her as she sang and greeted her fans. However her two security guys, in looking for a way to get her back on stage noticed that the row in front of me had a number of empty seats making it easy for her to get to the side of the theatre to get back on stage. I was over the moon as she walked passed in front of me and shook my hand as I held it out...A memorable show.
“….and yet, it’s so tasteful”. That so cool! Great reaction!
I agree, she seems so demure ❤
Did you like the boots or the booties, great reaction
The same year this was released was when Twiggy, the skinny model, came on the scene. Notice how full figured the women dancers are, legs and all. Personally, I liked the look here much more than the skin and bone models that came after Twiggy.
Agreed! They look so beautiful here 😊
:) A fun one!
I believe that I saw Andre’s tongue start to hang out 👅
I was 10 in 1969.....got a pair of neon orange go-go boots....I was way cool👢🙂
Nancy has such a cool vibe, its what used to be called kittenish like Ann Margaret in the early 60's as well. Watching this video definitely has Austin Powers vibe.
You guys are too funny. Love this reaction!🧡
"Summer Wine" is also a favourite song of mine. Nancy & Lee's voices go so well together. From the same album I also love "Some Velvet Morning".
Oh, thank you. We need to check it out 😊
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What are you doing people? New Nightwish is here!
On our list already 😁💚
"These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" is a hit song written by Lee Hazlewood and recorded by American singer Nancy Sinatra. It charted on January 22, 1966, and reached No. 1 in the United States Billboard Hot 100 and in the UK Singles Chart. This is the ORIGINAL version.... and Megadeth do a awesome thrash metal cover in 1985.
Great.love this song
It's a novelty song, it doesnt require great talent, It's meant to be cute and benefits from great support from the wrecking crew
...and a famous daddy.
In the 1960s. This was very HOT because it was not done before !!!
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two interesting versions of this tune johnny thunders and ella fitzgerald
Nancy Liberation!!!!
This is what strong women looks like.
Please do some more AnnenMayKantereit!
Ich geh heut nicht mehr Tanzen is a good one! (Live or Studio are both good, and unique in their own way)
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Hello ....PLEASE can you react to Mark Knopfler new song from his newest album please.
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I know you love Knopfler already. 😊
It's called Two Pair of Hands
With a few word changes, I could see this being used as a theme song for sensible democrats to walk away from the lunacy of today's democratic party.
Andrei and Dominika have different reactions to the lyric..”and one of these days these boots are gunna walk all over you”😂😂…..Dominatrix vs female empowerment!…
This performance upset some people. Mostly women. As a young man I thought it was great, and, like Andrei I was unable to explain why. 😉 ☮❤🎶
Can you react to 2 led zeppelin songs. Custard pie and rover. Great songs.
The Fifties, the Sixties and the Seventies aren't that hard to understand. The threat of nuclear annihilation was always lurking in the back of everyone's minds. Like each day might be your last. That's when you say, "Let's not think about that and have some fun instead."
Will you try a band called Greta Van Fleet? A new song called Meeting The Master is so amazing!
Pluck it Chuck!
Careful man watch what you say
We didn't have the video to watch back then, unfortunately. 😢
I'm old enough to have seen her perform it live on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1966; one of 12 times she appeared on the show. So, if you want to time travel, there are videos on YT of that performance, as well as all the others, I believe.
Franks daughter
1966
Without the name Sinatra she wouldn’t get a job singing in bars.
Wouldn't happen without Frank.
The "Go-Go" stuff was kinda campy. (Ref Shindig, Hullabaloo...)
disrespectful to husband "shut up" he's not a kid
I thought it was a very cute moment of playful sarcasm. I laughed along with both of them.
Hi, we were surprised by your comment, so we went back to check the video as could not remember saying that to Andrei. If you listen carefully, you can hear i said "I'll shut up". I usually talk too much and most of the time too fast. Thank you for your comment. Warm wishes from Romania 😊