FIRST TIME LISTENING TO THE ROLLING STONES - GIMME SHELTER (REACTION!!!)
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I've got your reactions figured out! Randomly note an instrument (the keys! the guitar! the bass!) and a technique (the harmonies! the reverb!), then add meaningless bullshit commentary using big words (the musicality! the composition!). Rinse. Repeat! You could automate this shit and save everyone a lot of time.
Formulaic. Such As these comments, I figured it out! Individuals find such an issue with my content yet continue to view it. Lol quite ambivalent and contradictious my friend. Well if my automated videos and meaningless verbose as you describe bothers you as such then I'm quite sure you can find other channels that accommodate your desires. But I get it, man, you're used to channels being devoid of any substance that you conflate my genuine reactions with the utter nonsense you conform to. DO yourself a favor if you don't enjoy it, it's a simple concept. DON'T WATCH. Good day. These comments man you could automate this shit and spare others the time.
@@jayrahvisions The ones that cannot always criticize the ones that do.
Really a douche bag remark.The guy is coming from a more technical perspective. And, this kind of response is natural and honest conpared with the over the top clowning people do in their "reaction" videos. Maybe if he used simpler words it would be easier for you to follow. But, there's already enough dumbed down content out there.
Don't you have anything better to do?
I hope this voids out the "voidmstr"s" comment Jay. This afternoon one of your reaction videos came up on my recommendations.....hit it and found myself binging (& subscribing) on so many others of yours. I think your reactions musically and lyrically are great. Keep doing what you're doing! Thank you from a 67 year old granny who probably knows a lot more about music than that void guy.
one of the greatest rock songs ever. period.
Backup singer is Merry Clayton, who the Stones called in the middle of the night to record. She came to the studio in curlers and very pregnant. She also sang for Skynyrd and lots of other groups.
Her life story is quite sad & tragic, losing her baby in a miscarriage right after recording this album or losing her legs in a car accident in 2014. Hope she is well still, loved all of her vocal work. She is an incredible singer in her own right.
She sings on "Sweet Home Alabama" for example.
@@patches6309 I recently saw an interview with her, she has a GREAT attitude for all she has been through
There is a video out there, with isolated vocals for Gimme Shelter. When Merry Clayton's vocal comes back in the middle, you can hear her voice cracking, and guys in the background saying whoa. I never noticed it, until listening to the isolated vocal tracks. Pretty cool they left the reactions to her voice cracking, in the final mix.
If you haven't watched 20 Feet from Stardom put it on your list Merry has a segment with her comnentary with isolated vocals.
Jagger's little *whoo* when Merry's voice breaks always makes me smile.
Listen closely in the middle when Merry Clayton sings the part, "Rape, Murder, It's just a shot away". On the third time through singing that, her voice crackles on the word Murder. If you listen close enough, you can hear Mick Jagger react to that by saying, "Whoo!" in the background. Clearly he was very impressed with her voice and the effort she put into singing.
They got Mary out of bed at 3a.m. she was in curlers and night clothes to do this..She was also pregnant and miscarried shortly thereafter .The documentary 20 Feet from Stardom has the isolated vocals and she does commentary She also toured extensively with the Stones after this
Oh the glory of Merry Clayton!
One of my 3 favorite bands. This is my favorite song from The Stones. It’s a banger.
Mine too
How could you have a favorite.
@@cotto-kx4qb it’s a difficult choice I assure you, but this song grabs me more than the rest is best answer I can give
To me, they lyrics indicate war or peace. It's up to mankind to choose. This was an ati- war song as many were in that era. Thank you for this.❤️
This song shows the thin line between war and love...a shot away or a kiss away...the choice is ours.
Great review. I'm glad you're dipping into the Stones. When this came out at the end of the '60s there seemed to be violence everywhere.. Assassinations, riots, protests that became violent, etc. Really all over the world and even at the Stones infamous free concert at Altamont Speedway, where a man was shot right in front of the stage while the Stones were playing.
As some others may have said, while recording this song the band realised something was missing and needed a female voice. It was 2 am and they tried a few other singers and either found no answer or they weren't interested at that time.
Merry Clayton was 8 months pregnant but agreed to come in. She gave the vocal performance of a life time in one take and went back home to bed. Unfortunately she woke up at 6am in pain, rushed to the hospital only to find her unborn baby was dead.
"MonkeyMan" by the Stones is a banger.....
Merry Clayton also did backup vocals on Sweet Home Alabama for Lynyrd Skynyrd
You'll find piano in a lot of Stones songs in the 60s because it was a standard intrument in the american blues they liked.
Indeed. There is no doubt that many of the most popular groups from the '60s and '70s were very influenced by American Blues. It is worth looking into the many great Blues musicians who preceded that era.
wdcb.org/program/blues-before-sunrise
Nicky Hopkins oplayin a lot of them
Great reaction - spot on! Much can be said about them but in my humble opinion they're up there amongst the very best.
Peace & love and stay safe.
Loved your analysis of the lyrics. I think you were spot on!
Really bad ass song. Great Harmonica . They use it in a more than a few movies. During War or gang/mob violence. Great reaction!
Dam good song my man!!!!!!
Merry Clayton makes this one of the best tracks ever. Add in some nasty harmonica....power.
So pleased you like the Stones. Next has to be Sympathy for the Devil
Sympathy for the devil is great, but this one is my favorite stones song
A lot of great music created around the Vietnam War.
My favorite Stones song!! Yeah...they used this in Air America. That voice is a woman
Glad you're enjoying classic rock. I went to high school and college in the 70s and grew up with this music. Welcome aboard, friend.
Been playing this song live for a long time. The room almost comes to a stop.
You gotta do a full album reaction to The Stones "Exile on Main Street" man. The greatest album by the World's Greatest Rock n Roll Band!
I’ll back that up. One of the greatest all time albums.
Their greatest song.The timing was impeccable.It spoke to a generation.
It's speaking into today's world. Seen the Stones for Steel Wheels tour in NOLA, awesome show, peace brother
Nice reaction! Song is all about the feels of the time. In addition to the war, civil right riots etc that were raging, the cold war had been a constant threat for decades, and the nuclear proliferation that came along with it. Kids were routinely drilled at school for potential bombings. I think this track captures the edginess of the time pretty well and is kind of a time capsule in that sense. Merry Clayton did endure quite a lot of tragedy, but is still active...singing on multiple cuts on a recent Coldplay release and also dropped a solo album earlier this year.
Great reaction! I was lucky to have an uncle that was feeding me with Stones music back in the early 90's, fan since that moment.
Curious what you think about their song: mother's little helper.
One of the Stones most popular song 🎶 and probably in more movies then in any other song in history lol
You already did their banger "Can't You Hear Me Knocking." Check out "Time Is On My Side" and " Time Waits For No One."
Back 2 ya Jah. Dig how you' re scrambling for the right words to express your reaction.Inarticulate speech of the heart keeping it genuine. Thank you.
1969 ... What a time. The dawn of my own endless summer.
"Do Do Do Do (Heartbreaker)" next please by these guys. It's got a little special instrument that I know you love in it and it's straight fire.
like the way he does it without stopping the flow of the music!
As usual you are accurate with the description of the subject and lyrics!
This and Sympathy for the Devil...my favorite Stones tunes. So Stones and also so different .
The fact that, at this now late date, you're actually listening to a Masterpiece of its time, is a success.
Greatly appreciated.
I would legit give a year of my life to have been in the studio when this was recorded. 🔥🤘💜💚💛✌️
Facts!
Bro. I love your channel and your reactions! Peace out! 👍🇺🇸🔥🎸😎
Stones are wonderful. Love Buddy Guy and the Stones doing Champaign and Reefer, for some blues.
You are listening to a drummer named Charlie Watts. Hes a jazz drummer. He does something very unique. He doesn't set the tempo. He plays along with Keith Richards who is always setting the tempo and keeping the time .
In the live performances it will sometime sound like the drumming is off, but it's not. He keeps time with Keith Richards, and usually it's the other way around Where the band follows the drummers lead. Check out their song bitch. It's greasey slimy guitar riff . You're gonna love it
This song is from the late 60’s the era of civil rights and anti war demonstrations which were massive not to mention the war itself .There was also a huge cultural divide at the time between the people and the establishment( sound familiar ?) I think it was a warning to all the sides that shit could go sideways at any moment ...sort of appropriate today as well.
Love!
Do HEARTBREAKER (DO DO DO DO DO)
Minor detail - the effects on the video look like explosions and the drums sound like heavy guns. It all adds to the impact.
Merry cracking her voice always, always gives me shivers! Btw, that guy above made an idiotic comment. I find your knowledge of music makes the reactions really good! So carry on!
Your appreciation of The Stones will grow the more you hear. A must listen, even though it’s a bit of a cliche because it’s been so overplayed, is Sympathy For The Devil. 🔥🎸
Great song, good relation! ...explore more of their music!
There's harmonica in there too kid !! Love it. Btw good review !! peace. 😎
Yeah the way this version is mixed some of the instruments are a bit muffled but glad you enjoyed the review. God Bless.
They wrote this song after 69 altmont incident it’s not a war song the stones are so brilliant they took a bad situation and turned it into a legendary song
Tune is solid...my fave rock song
Love the way you breakdown songs. Highly intelligent.👍
Fab song from the Stones - loved it forever. Try 'You can't always get what you want' and 'midnight rambler'. All good. xx
That voice is Merry Clayton. Watch the movie 20 Feet from Stardom. About all the amazing back up singers of the day.
Rolling Stones is a real thing! Thanks for reacting!
I tried to see if you’ve reacted to this a cappella band called Home Free. They are something else! Try Man Of Constant Sorrow for a starter.
In the end, it's all about the delicate balance. of duality. One more pebble on the wrong side, all hell will break loose.
One million K? It's just a click away, click away, click away.
Seeing theses lyrics are important. And those colors expanding which represent bombs.
The sistas make this tune come to life! One of my favorite by The Stones!👍🏻❤️☮️🎼🎤🎸🎹
An industrial metal band called Pain recently covered Gimme Shelter. It is pretty good
This is "probably" The Stones greatest track but there's stiff competition. Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Brown Sugar, Sympathy For The Devil, Miss You... My personal fave is a deep cut called: Fingerprint File. Very obscure, very funky.
Originally there wasn't a female singer, the producer said it needed a female voice. The guitar, IIRC, is Keith in open G that was his signature tuning gives it that spooky vibe. Echoplex delay again IIRC.
Diggin down deeper .
Leave no turn unstoned.
Like your reaction and interpretation
Great band and great song! So many other songs to recommend from the Stones. Miss you is killer. Bass line is sooo good!! Great reaction!!
1969-Not only was the Vietnam War at it's peak, but civil unrest in the streets was growing quite violent with student demonstrations and civil rights violence. Plus you had the very recent assassinations' of MLK and Robert Kennedy. A very violent time and yet still there was the peace movement
You'll like Street Fighting Man
The guys over In Vietnam played this a lot✌️
Second time around
You're so impressive.May I recommend the album ,SOME GIRLS
The lyrics make me think of the kids who were massacred at the high school in Miami.
“ War......children......it’s just a shot away”.
And Vietnam.
The incredible singer saying , “ Rape! Murder!” is the amazing Merry Clayton.
Luckily got to see the stones a couple of years ago and this was unreal live!
You know music
Rolling stones-cant you hear Me knocking
Memo from turner
Sister Morphine
Tops
Only rock and roll (but I like it)
I hope you are listening to more Stones, this was a war protest song during Vietnam era.
yEAH the live version with the black chic back up.
Check out "Sympathy for the Devil", and "Honky Tonk Woman".
Burns like a RED COAL CARPET.
and the Sun's flyin' high in the sky.
If you like this look up gimme shelter live with lisa fisher. She toured with them forever she really delivers this song like no other
This song is specifically about the fall of Saigon, Vietnam. So many children died from the U.S.’s indiscriminate carpet bombing. I’m sure you’ve seen some of the heat breaking pictures.
"Angie" and "living in a ghost town"
I dig the Stones and this song is from one of my favorite albums,but I suggest you check out Buddy Guy teaching Mick Jagger how it's done.
Let it Bleed is a great Stones song.
Great analytical breakdown of my fav. stones tune. The whole "Let It Bleed" album is a banger not a bad song on it. try next :"Midnight Rambler" or "You cant always get what You want" for starters. Like I said the whole album is a masterpiece.
Check out the documentary “ Twenty feet from Stardom.” Merry Clayton and all the backup singers who helped make these great songs lives are featured and unfortunately not really given the credit that they deserve.
One of the great anti-war songs of all time, but it’s about more than just war. In 1968-‘69 the world seemed on the brink of destruction, not just from Viet Nam but also from racial strife, assasinations, the youth revolt and counterculture, etc. Nobody captured the darkness and turmoil better than The Stones, with this song and others like Street Fighting Man, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, etc.
Gimme Shelter seems to imply that we’re caught in the grip of evil forces beyond our control, but then the last verse brings it home by showing how easy it is to choose the path of love, and how that choice is totally ours to make.
Great song. One of the Stones best. My favorite though is Jumpin’ Jack Flash.
1969, Vietnam war, threat of nuclear inhalation, assasination's and war at home with nixons army, civil rights, uncertainty of tomorrow...a very crazy time in history.
Yebba My mind
Yebba Evergreen
(official videos)
remember the last video that blew you away..these x 10💋
Someone should do Tumbling Dice
It’s the lyrics. My good friend.
I mean it’s not just the lyrics....you know what I mean....in this particular song is all I meant. I know you know... obviously you know ...you are the man.
Jay,please play songs by the Stones off their sticky fingers album,like bitch,and moonlight mile.probably the greatest album ever and. depicts the feel of the 60’s and early 70’s the most
check out Slave by the Stones...great song
What does 'Fade away' mean in this song? Like, become invisible or something?
Good old Mick Jagger
"see the fire is sweepin' Our streets today Burns like a red coal carpet
Mad bull lost its way " They're talking about napalm . This was specifically directed towards Vietnam and was a slag against America for what it was doing but can be applied to all war . Pure genius .
I guess the voidmonster figured out your technique. At least you have one, and not just feigned, stunned reactions to every song you hear.
REALLY must hear "sympathy for the devil". YOUR HEAD WILL EXPLODE.
I've always taken the theme as more of a warning that war could be coming to our very streets...civil unrest, protests, riots, etc not unlike 2020-2021.
Stones almost always had piano. Ian Stewart was unofficially in the band. Hated playing slow stuff. Nicky Hopkins was another mainstay. Billy Preston played with them too.
The Stones were much more into a rhythm in their songs and were never into the over hype of getting to deep in the 60s psychedelic era with only one album devoted to that and not over doing it with boring philosophical messages. . One song that no one ever much reacts to is Fingerprint File which is a classic 70s funky tune that could use some attention.