Darling I was a Go-Go dancer in the late 60's, in a cage above the dance floor. If I live to be 100 I'll always remember dancing to this with my white boots and short dress ( it wasn't a strip club) Welcome to my youth.
I fully agree w/CJ ! You are SO VERY AWSOME !! Would love to be a pal of yours any day ! To hang around & get to hear your stories of back when.. . . 😘 Bet you had some fun. When I was a little girl I wanted to grow up an be you ! Oh an drive a dune buggy too ! Oh dreams ! 🤗 - Take care girl !
@@jacquelinebeaulieu1566 I know what you mean about the boot's. According to my Mom she says I was about 4 yrs old when this song came out & I insisted she buy me pair of Go-Go boot's.. I vaguely remember them,but they were white shiney boot's that I apparently even wore around the house in the summer. I danced in them whenever I heard this on the radio back then. Nancy & Cher were my idol's..I loved Cher's super long straight Black hair. I'm Hispanic so she's the closest person I could relate to on TV. Back then
Yeah. I remember those little juke boxes too. Thx. Got to cry now and going to get the grandkids for a night out. Getting older is...something else. Hope I handle it as well as my parents did. Take care. Love from NC
They had it going on back in my day. No bs. When I grew up we loved each other and protected each other. It is not always about ourselves. Love from NC
LIPP JAGGER I'll be honest, I couldn't remember if it was H.A.on W. or Wild Angels. Convinced myself of the later. Thanks for the fix ! Thing is I have them both on TAPE !
I was a kid but I remember everyone saying she sure didn't have her dad's vocal ability. But it was a huge hit because it was just such a fun, catchy song. And hey, hard to live up to such a legendary parent. She did alright. What I love is her James Bond theme from "You Only Live Twice". There's an idea, Jamel, do a series of reactions to Bond themes starting with Shirley Bassey's "Goldfinger" followed by Tom Jones' "Thunderball" & so on. I guarantee people would love it!💙
This is a brilliant idea, it's a tour de force that starts from the mid sixties, goes through Paul McCartney, Madonna, Duran Duran, Jack White and Alicia Keys, Adele, Sam Smith, Billie Eilish, Tina Turner, Gladys Knight, Chris Cornell... it's a crazy ride.
Her vocal range was extremely limited, as this song shows. But she picked songs in her range that were catchy. Jackson is one she sings with Lee Hazelwood.
Rick Albee “Downtown” featuring Petula Clark and the soundtrack of “The Graduate” songs by Simon and Garfunkel and Cat Stevens, I think, But if not, soundtrack of “Harold and Maude” which is all Cat Stevens and both were counterculture films with modern (of that era) music that not only worked, really imprinted the films. Both GREAT, funny, political, disturbing films. A young Dustin Hoffman, a gorgeous Katherine Ross, and Ann Bancroft as the femme fatale homewrecker Mother! But really do some early, light Simon and Funkel: “Cecilia,” “Kodachrome.” THAT had a great intro lyric!!! YOU name it!
@@pbohearn Downtown was a big hit when I was a kid and my siblings and I would sing along on the car radio. S&G don't have any bad songs. All great and worth listening to.
Some Velvet Morning is a very good song to react to, so odd but compelling too. It's got a light side and a dark side, but which is which? Scott Walker's Plastic Palace People has a similar dynamic.
Yeah "Jackson" is my fav duet between Lee & Nancy (and that is an entertaining example of a rare early promo vid) but their voices just sound so great together that all of the stuff they did is perfect.
@@slowerthinker Honestly, the first time I recall hearing that song was just a few years back on SyFy's "Defiance" I think the Sinatra / Hazelwood version was a cover from Johnny and June cash.. may be other way around .. the old Scopitones vids were infamous for their 'covers'
Very interesting that the song was written by a dude and then gender flipped to carry a sentiment of empowerment rather than aggression/domination. Same thing with RESPECT written by Otis Redding. There are many conclusions one could draw about why that is; it at least demonstrates that men and women have similar desires and feel similar pain in a relationship, though the means of expression is generally unbalanced.
And the movie as a kid with Robbie Benson and Glyniss O'Conner. My gosh, she was an impression maker in that. And Benson had eyes that would glow a smile. Great song, great movie
What makes this channel so special is people really do feel a connection with you, Jamel. Blessings to you and all your loved ones and thank you for all the good vibes you share.
We care about you too brother. You're a light in a world being overcome by darkness. I had a total crush on Nancy Sinatra as a kid because of this song (love that descending bass line) and video. Didn't matter to me she was old enough to be my mother. I remember watching her on Leno back in the mid '90s, after she'd just posed in Playboy, and thinking it was still possible. We could still have a nice May/December romance. 😍 But, now she's 80, so she might have a little difficulty walking all over anyone now. Then again, maybe not... 🤔😊
😂 This is so entertaining. Yes it’s Frank’s daughter. They did a duet called “Something Stupid”. You should do some Frank...I’m sure you’ve heard a lot of his songs but try “That’s Life”
I've always LOVED this song! Lee Hazelwood, the songwriter, wanted to sing it. I'm so glad he didn't. It just wouldn't have been the same. Someone requested some Blondie. I highly agree! Thanks for your positivity, Jamel. I really need it. 😊
Daughter to Frank. She's on Twitter like crazy! Love her! I had this 45 when I was maybe 12 years old. My big sister... She's in a lot of the Dean Martin Christmas Shows with Frank and Dean and all their kids.
How can you not love a guy who is so open, friendly and gets into the music. I talk to Jamal sometimes when I'm listening to music at night. Wish he could be right with me gittin down.
Hi, I am from Australia and love your reactions. You are an example of what is right about America. Keep on being so positive. Hopefully, it will become more contagious than Covid. Bless you!
A little amusing anecdote.. LOL! I was born in Hamilton, Ohio and back when I was 4 years old they had a local radio station in a little grocery store a couple of blocks from my house. I LOVED this song and knew it by heart. So the DJ heard about this and invited my Mom to bring me to sing that song on the radio. Here I was, aged 4 being introduced on the radio "Here's little Debbie North with These Boot Are Made For Walking. So he sat me in front of the mic and I did it. I will always remember being a singer live on the radio.. LOL!
More like the over 60-something dudes. The 50-something year old dudes were all still either in the womb, teething or sucking their thumbs when this came out!
As someone ALMOST 60, even though I was young when this came out, I still was a drooling young man watching her in those GoGo Boots.. whew..... Shame on me...
ah. im so jealoussss i just have ZERO interest in "twerking" you are so lucky you experienced such times when popular dance was way more an intricate artform vs. today. even while the moves back then conveyed a sexual innuendo it was done in a cleverly suggestive way vs. today's....... "wham bam bam bam bam" i mean no mistaking what twerking is alluding to lol really takes the magic out of "love-making" but to each his own i suppose.
Hearing this song takes me back to the Ft. Bragg NCO club in 1968 when my stepfather was stationed at Bragg. 20 years later, I would be at Bragg for my time there.
Who didn't have a pair of Go-Go Boots growing up in the 1960s? Every time my dad went to see his dad, uncle & grandma, my little sister & I went too. He'd stop at a local bar to touch base with old friends and we'd play that song on the Jukebox every time. That and a "Taste of Honey" by Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass. Good memories.
Vanessa, I can explain. See, what happened was, I broke in trying to get to Dr. Evil, and then, all of a sudden, the Fembots came by, and smoke started to come out of their jubblies. So I thought I'd work my mojo, right? To counter their mojo. We got cross-mojo-nations, and their heads started exploding. You know, that thing. And I ended up in my knickers here, and--
Just heard that Charlie Daniels died last night ("The Devil Went Down to Georgia"). RIP to one hell of a fiddle shredder, a fine patriot, and a talented musician.
What I remember, this was a video at the end of a movie called The Last of the Secret Agents? (1966) I was 7yr, my parents took us to a lot of drive in movies! still enjoy hearing this to this day! She had a big crush on Elvis and was so glad her dad Frank Sinatra sang with Elvis! also..."Some Velvet Morning" Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra in late 1967
Jamel_AKA_Jamel you have such great positive energy that even my grumpy 64 year old dad like listening to your reactions to "his music". Keep up the good work.
Guess you know Nancy's going to be 82 on June 8th this year..and this tune came out in 1966 and was known as her signature song. Thanks for the memory..I was only 18 when this was playing over the radio.
Mini skirts hot pants and gogo boots, those were the days. Great music and we all listened to the same music back then before disco and hip hop came around..
Jamal, I love your intro music...It sets the tone and then you delve into different genres of music from all different eras and the whole thing is awesome!
Shawn Prather....Damn skippy!! Mariska Veres was kinda like unattainable in her visual. As a 16 yr. old at the time, I was enamored by her. Thanks for the memory!
Your video's allwase bring a smile to my face! You have a real connection with your audience and made here a fantastic community around great music and us old gits love to show younger people what great music we enjoyed as we were young and feel today's music is lacking the same heart and soul. You're a very special person and I enjoy your reviews and what you think and how you are never negative. So again thanks for being you and making a wonderful channel sir.
Nancy is a class act all the way! She did a duet with her Dad Frank entitled "Somethin' Stupid" which is really good. She also recorded some music with a guy who wrote "Boots" and some of her other hits and also produced many of her records, a guy by the name of Lee Hazelwood. Check out "Some Velvet Morning" or "Ladybird". Classic music! Love Nancy!
Another female from this era, Bobby Gentry did a few great songs, start with “Ode to Billy Joe”! It was a huge hit for her, written and performed by Bobby, by the way!👍🏼😎
I don’t watch a lot of reaction videos in fact I’m only subscribed to one other reaction channel. I came across your channel yesterday and I’m really trying to catch up. We probably don’t have much in common but I love rush Rage Against The Machine and tool. Music can bring people together. Seems like a lot of folks are getting further apart these days. Anyway listening to your channel on my road trip the last couple of days has been a nice break from some of the craziness in the world. I appreciate your love for music and willingness to try different kinds of music as well 👍
Your videos make my day! I used to work at a bakery where the owners wife grew up in Hoboken, NJ. She told me that Frank Sinatra used to carry her books for her after school. Anyway, you keep putting out these videos and I’ll keep watching!
Hi Jamel Nancy is dancing the Shimmy, The Pony. and the Jerk. Thank you for playing this. She has lots others too! Excluding a few songs with her father Frank Sinatra!
1st. R.I.P. Charlie Daniels... 2nd, I just checked and you've never reacted to Joe Walsh, man you need to check out "Life's Been Good" then check out "Life's Been Good" The Spoken Word Version... Joe's funny recalling the old days...lol You'll love his strumming, the Eagles didn't have him for his Vocals..."Rocky Mountain Way" next, you'll want long versions of these songs...
The song was somewhat forgotten until it got a "second life" after being used in Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket in 1987. The song starts the second half of the movie. Some have said the song alluded to Vietnam but I think Nancy always said it didn't.
I was very young when this came out. The first dance was the swim and the last dance was the pony.Im so happy your doing better we all care for you and all the love you show us 🙋🏻♀️💕
I loved hearing "any relation to brother Frank?" -- Her father was Frank, her brother was Frank, and her mother was also Nancy. (I don't know who Tina was named after.)
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Does anyone else feel like Jamel is a friend even though you have never met?
Exactly!
Yeah, it feels like he's in my living room and I'm playing him my record collection.
Jamel is the kinda guy you feel you could hang out with and just laugh. Someone whose company would not grow old. J rocks!
Jamel is the kind of guy where someone else says they don't like him and you know that that fool has something wrong with them...
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Darling I was a Go-Go dancer in the late 60's, in a cage above the dance floor. If I live to be 100 I'll always remember dancing to this with my white boots and short dress ( it wasn't a strip club) Welcome to my youth.
Ur Awesome
I fully agree w/CJ !
You are SO VERY AWSOME !!
Would love to be a pal of yours any day ! To hang around & get to hear your stories of back when.. . . 😘
Bet you had some fun.
When I was a little girl I wanted to grow up an be you ! Oh an drive a dune buggy too !
Oh dreams ! 🤗
- Take care girl !
Fun my friend!
That’s so cool!!
Beautiful.i wish I'd have met you back then.im old n happy these days.i like your positive response2 thumbs up,young lady..
She's Frank's daughter. And the dances were The Jerk, The Swim, at the end The Pony and I knew them all and loved dancing to this. Yes I'm that old!
same :)
Me too!
Loved it when I was a little girl. I would put my rubber boots on and dance to it .
@@jacquelinebeaulieu1566 I know what you mean about the boot's. According to my Mom she says I was about 4 yrs old when this song came out & I insisted she buy me pair of Go-Go boot's.. I vaguely remember them,but they were white shiney boot's that I apparently even wore around the house in the summer. I danced in them whenever I heard this on the radio back then. Nancy & Cher were my idol's..I loved Cher's super long straight Black hair. I'm Hispanic so she's the closest person I could relate to on TV. Back then
Actress Teri Garr is the girl in the red sweater.
"Son of a preacher man" by Dusty Springfield
Adrian Salcido Yes! That must be added to Jamel's list!
YES!!! that song is so dam sexy :-)
Oh Lord YES! ❤️
Oh, yes! Please!!!
Oh Yes Please Dusty !! Son of a Preacher man!!
Who else loves this RUclips channel? One of the best of its kind out there. Thanks Jamel.
Love it!
I do! I do!
"What he knows you ain't got time to learn."
That's TOO GOOD!
It's like hanging out with a friend listening to tunes.
"Cuz I care about y'all dammit". LOL that made me laugh so hard! Too cute😊
60 years and go-go boots are still sexy
Frank's daughter.
Try: bang bang
By Nancy
I'll second that!
Wasn't bang bang used in The Kill Bill soundtrack?
@@willdwyer6782 yup
Oh yeah! Bang bang is great!!
Lyrics video - ruclips.net/video/b1bqqs4KQdA/видео.html
He's probably never met a stranger...I like him.
When I was a kid in the 60's and my parents and I went into a cafe that had the little personal jukebox at the table, this was my favorite selection.
Yeah. I remember those little juke boxes too. Thx. Got to cry now and going to get the grandkids for a night out. Getting older is...something else.
Hope I handle it as well as my parents did. Take care. Love from NC
Nancy is Frank’s daughter. Also, my grandmother thought that this was too provocative for my Dad to listen to.
LOL oh how things have changed!
Lol yeah back then that little butt shake was scandalous
Now the girls have panties with pockets and nipple covers
Y'all can thank the king for that with JAILHOUSE ROCK.
Her phrasing is a lot like dad's..a great song from 1965..and I wanted go-go boots then..lol
"Go-Go boots" were a big thing in the 60's.
Having little white go-go boots (low heel for little girls) was the bomb when I was in grade school
They still do it for me.
I remember seeing her performance on the Jackie Gleason show when this song came out. I was 5yo and had to have a pair of go go boots! ❤
Mine were powder blue
January 22, 1966 was when this song came out and hit the number one charts . It was truly timed and a fav to all the G.I.’s in Vietnam.
They had it going on back in my day. No bs. When I grew up we loved each other and protected each other. It is not always about ourselves. Love from NC
This was during the Go-Go Boot craze! Nancy is Frank Sinatra's daughter. She was also in Speedway with Elvis.
Angela Dellutri As well as Peter Fonda in Hells Angels on Wheels !
Angela Dellutri Go-Go boots...what a hoot!!
@@christineschmidt8494 Nancy was in Wild Angels
LIPP JAGGER I'll be honest, I couldn't remember if it was H.A.on W. or Wild Angels. Convinced myself of the later. Thanks for the fix ! Thing is I have them both on TAPE !
@@christineschmidt8494 No prob, i googled it lol, i didnt know Nancy was in a motorcycle movie with Peter so i checked it out. 😎
She did the theme song to You Only Live Twice.. real haunting song that one is.
John Barry was a genius composer for the screen. I love the music he did for Midnight Cowboy too.
Nancy sang that theme song???
I didn't realize that
You only live twice, or so they say...
@@franciscomoliner1296 Once for yourself, and once for you dreams.
Nancy was intimidated so the music and her singing was done seperately.
I remember this as a kid. The jukebox went crazy playing this again and again...pure sixties..well done man!
Yes!! He is a cool dude. Informed and unbiased!!!! I love this guy for his open-minded critiques.
one of my favorite songs growing up. Perfect segue: Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man. Another of my favorite all-time songs.
Oh!!! One of my Favorite songs!!! Love It!!!! She’s Great!!! 👍
oooo absolutely love this song by Dusty Springfield!
Son of a Preached Man
Yes, please.
@@bobwowk8440 and in showcasing Dusty Springfield, gotta do: You Don't Have to Say You Love Me.
I was a kid but I remember everyone saying she sure didn't have her dad's vocal ability. But it was a huge hit because it was just such a fun, catchy song. And hey, hard to live up to such a legendary parent. She did alright.
What I love is her James Bond theme from "You Only Live Twice". There's an idea, Jamel, do a series of reactions to Bond themes starting with Shirley Bassey's "Goldfinger" followed by Tom Jones' "Thunderball" & so on. I guarantee people would love it!💙
I second this proposal! Great idea!
This is a brilliant idea, it's a tour de force that starts from the mid sixties, goes through Paul McCartney, Madonna, Duran Duran, Jack White and Alicia Keys, Adele, Sam Smith, Billie Eilish, Tina Turner, Gladys Knight, Chris Cornell... it's a crazy ride.
Can't leave out "The World is Not Enough" from Garbage. Amazing song.
Her singing and dancing are a tad terrible but so much fun! A Kitsch classic LOL gotta love it!
@@DanielGonzalezC Can't forget Carly Simon!
Nancy Sinatra is Frank Sinatra's daughter with his first wife, he also wrote the song "Nancy" for her.
Her vocal range was extremely limited, as this song shows. But she picked songs in her range that were catchy. Jackson is one she sings with Lee Hazelwood.
And Summer Wine with Lee.
And One Velvet Morning also with Lee.
He wrote a lot of her music.
She sure favors her mom.
Steve Perry, lead singer of Journey, could teach her a thing or two, Hehehe!!
This song reminds me of two other good songs from this era. 'Ode to Billie Joe' by Bobby Gentry and 'To Sir With Love' by Lulu.
Rick Albee “Downtown” featuring Petula Clark and the soundtrack of “The Graduate” songs by Simon and Garfunkel and Cat Stevens, I think, But if not, soundtrack of “Harold and Maude” which is all Cat Stevens and both were counterculture films with modern (of that era) music that not only worked, really imprinted the films. Both GREAT, funny, political, disturbing films. A young Dustin Hoffman, a gorgeous Katherine Ross, and Ann Bancroft as the femme fatale homewrecker Mother! But really do some early, light Simon and Funkel: “Cecilia,” “Kodachrome.” THAT had a great intro lyric!!! YOU name it!
No one has aged better than Lulu. She is still hot
Patrick Oh! True,. On All Counts! 👍
@@pbohearn Downtown was a big hit when I was a kid and my siblings and I would sing along on the car radio. S&G don't have any bad songs. All great and worth listening to.
Big thumbs up to both of those songs!
She also did the theme for the 007 movie "You Only Live Twice"
"What he knows you ain't had time to learn." Savage x 1,000
"Summer Wine" and "Velvet Morning"...Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood.
Some Velvet Morning is a very good song to react to, so odd but compelling too. It's got a light side and a dark side, but which is which? Scott Walker's Plastic Palace People has a similar dynamic.
Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood "Jackson" ruclips.net/video/rnkuRQ8tjIE/видео.html
Yeah "Jackson" is my fav duet between Lee & Nancy (and that is an entertaining example of a rare early promo vid) but their voices just sound so great together that all of the stuff they did is perfect.
@@slowerthinker Honestly, the first time I recall hearing that song was just a few years back on SyFy's "Defiance" I think the Sinatra / Hazelwood version was a cover from Johnny and June cash.. may be other way around .. the old Scopitones vids were infamous for their 'covers'
Velvet Morning is a "one of a kind." Weirdest - cool song ever.
Mum bought me this record when it came out, I was 6yo and fell in love with Nancy ! Beautiful lady!
I've always loved the bass riff for this song. Thanks for reacting
Very interesting that the song was written by a dude and then gender flipped to carry a sentiment of empowerment rather than aggression/domination. Same thing with RESPECT written by Otis Redding.
There are many conclusions one could draw about why that is; it at least demonstrates that men and women have similar desires and feel similar pain in a relationship, though the means of expression is generally unbalanced.
Ah, miniskirts! Next you need to need to see the original Avengers; Emma Peel, y'all!
Mrs. Peel....... yum!
Loved them boots! My mom used to have a pair when I was little.
Just don't watch the 1998 movie...OMG...it was horrible. I was on my first date with my wife and fell asleep in the movie!!
@greenmean1 and of course Peter Gunn
How did we get around with how short those shirts and dresses were!! I had white vynal boots that were so tight...!! Love looking at the clothes!
Funny I was just thinking about Ode to Billie Jo, Bobbie Gentry
OOOOOOO, that's a good one! Bobbie Gentry was YEARS before her time!
And the movie as a kid with Robbie Benson and Glyniss O'Conner. My gosh, she was an impression maker in that. And Benson had eyes that would glow a smile. Great song, great movie
Yeah, good one.
Don't forget Jeannie C. Riley, Harper Valley P.T.A
Today Billy Joe McAllister jumped off the Tallahatchie Bridge! Freaking awesome
I was born in 1961 so I am 60 years old I enjoyed your reaction on these Boots are made for walking.
What makes this channel so special is people really do feel a connection with you, Jamel. Blessings to you and all your loved ones and thank you for all the good vibes you share.
We care about you too brother. You're a light in a world being overcome by darkness.
I had a total crush on Nancy Sinatra as a kid because of this song (love that descending bass line) and video. Didn't matter to me she was old enough to be my mother.
I remember watching her on Leno back in the mid '90s, after she'd just posed in Playboy, and thinking it was still possible. We could still have a nice May/December romance. 😍
But, now she's 80, so she might have a little difficulty walking all over anyone now.
Then again, maybe not... 🤔😊
😂 This is so entertaining. Yes it’s Frank’s daughter. They did a duet called “Something Stupid”. You should do some Frank...I’m sure you’ve heard a lot of his songs but try “That’s Life”
I love their duet on "Stupid," but always thought it was a rather unusual choice of a song to sing with your daughter.
Oh I know that song if its the same one sung my Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman. That's a great little ditty. 😁
My mom and Auntie's loved this song! Are you ready boots? Lol
Outside the Beatles and led Zeppilin, Mr Sinatra could be bluest eyed blocker of all!
@@a.zimmerman1867 They are just singing it together, not to one another. It is a beautiful song.
What a great commentary on an Iconic 60's song that is pure fun. Thanks!
The minimal set design in these old videos always makes me smile. This is a great karaoke song. The range is minimal and most people can sing it.
"'Cause I care about y'all, dammit!" Your new t-shirt, Jamel!! I went back to listen to that several times! What a scream you are, Big J!
I've always LOVED this song! Lee Hazelwood, the songwriter, wanted to sing it. I'm so glad he didn't. It just wouldn't have been the same. Someone requested some Blondie. I highly agree! Thanks for your positivity, Jamel. I really need it. 😊
Daughter to Frank. She's on Twitter like crazy! Love her! I had this 45 when I was maybe 12 years old. My big sister... She's in a lot of the Dean Martin Christmas Shows with Frank and Dean and all their kids.
How can you not love a guy who is so open, friendly and gets into the music. I talk to Jamal sometimes when I'm listening to music at night. Wish he could be right with me gittin down.
We care about you too Jamel.
Yep, Nancy is Frank Sinatra's daughter.
Before my time, but I grew up hearing it, as a small child. I still love it; I do my little gogo twisty dance whenever I play it. 😊
I loved it when you were singing with her and the smile on your face! Nancy was so cute...
Also check out Bang Bang (My Baby Shot me Down) by Nancy Sinatra..
I never knew that was her!
Cher did Bang Bang also. 🎧🎶. ruclips.net/video/KfyBHZc9rK4/видео.html
I thought that was Cher's song?
Pamela Alford Yes, the original is by Cher, but Nancy did the more famous version, due to Kill Bill.
Psykel I appreciate that info. I’ll check that one out
When my mom was a young lady, her workmates at the shop where she worked nicknamed her "Boots" because of this song. Yes, she used to wear boots.
That little dance she was doing at the end, that was called “ The Pony “. 😂
Showing me age by knowing that. 🤷🏼♀️
and now called the "twerk" remade that word now
Hi, I am from Australia and love your reactions. You are an example of what is right about America. Keep on being so positive. Hopefully, it will become more contagious than Covid. Bless you!
her song Bang Bang was on Kill Bill. Check it out.
Cher did that too.
Great song Jamel. She's Frank's daughter.
I was born in 63 and this song was something else. Then when I saw the video, I loved her more!
A little amusing anecdote.. LOL! I was born in Hamilton, Ohio and back when I was 4 years old they had a local radio station in a little grocery store a couple of blocks from my house. I LOVED this song and knew it by heart. So the DJ heard about this and invited my Mom to bring me to sing that song on the radio. Here I was, aged 4 being introduced on the radio "Here's little Debbie North with These Boot Are Made For Walking. So he sat me in front of the mic and I did it. I will always remember being a singer live on the radio.. LOL!
That is precious
As an over 50 dude, I had to see you throw this one down...
Me Too! 👍
More like the over 60-something dudes. The 50-something year old dudes were all still either in the womb, teething or sucking their thumbs when this came out!
As someone ALMOST 60, even though I was young when this came out, I still was a drooling young man watching her in those GoGo Boots.. whew..... Shame on me...
I did all those dances in the 1960's. The Jerk, The Boogie a Lou, etc so much fun.
ah. im so jealoussss i just have ZERO interest in "twerking" you are so lucky you experienced such times when popular dance was way more an intricate artform vs. today. even while the moves back then conveyed a sexual innuendo it was done in a cleverly suggestive way vs. today's....... "wham bam bam bam bam" i mean no mistaking what twerking is alluding to lol really takes the magic out of "love-making" but to each his own i suppose.
@@sabrinabantiles6834 It was so much fun. There was a dance of the week. The Twist, The Mashed Potato, The Stomp, The Stroll, The Hully Gully. Ha Ha.
Jamal: You keep lyin when you oughtta be truthin.
Christine: Lol!
Hearing this song takes me back to the Ft. Bragg NCO club in 1968 when my stepfather was stationed at Bragg. 20 years later, I would be at Bragg for my time there.
Try to Sir with Love by LuLu. Great movie with Sidney Poitier and LuLu, great song. Please try the video with scenes from the movie! ❤️
Yes, yes, yes!!! I fell in luv with Lulu and Sidney Portier from “To Sir, With Love”!!!
Yes! 👏👏👏
Yesss
Always loved "Shout" by Lulu.
Lulu was another artist (like Nancy Sinatra) that had a 007 theme song. She sang Man with the Golden Gun.
All these beautiful young ladies! They are all at least 70 by now.
Your videos deffffinitely brings good vibes and feel goods, thank you
Check out Lulu’s “To Sir With Love”.....
Another Oh, Yasssssss from me!!! Nothing like Lulu!!!!💖✨💫
Yesssss!
Oh god I love that movie
millahnna I have to see it again soon....same with Guess Whose Coming to Dinner....
Not sure the Americans would understand it
It’s franks daughter they did a song together “something stupid “
Oh! How I love that song! The Paris Sisters' I Love How You Love Me is another sweet oldie but goodie. 💗
Who didn't have a pair of Go-Go Boots growing up in the 1960s? Every time my dad went to see his dad, uncle & grandma, my little sister & I went too. He'd stop at a local bar to touch base with old friends and we'd play that song on the Jukebox every time. That and a "Taste of Honey" by Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass. Good memories.
I use to listen, jukebox, to this songs and others while bowling in a Saturday morning JR Bowling League.
I still think of "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" with the Fembots shooting bullets. So funny.
Vanessa, I can explain. See, what happened was, I broke in trying to get to Dr. Evil, and then, all of a sudden, the Fembots came by, and smoke started to come out of their jubblies. So I thought I'd work my mojo, right? To counter their mojo. We got cross-mojo-nations, and their heads started exploding. You know, that thing. And I ended up in my knickers here, and--
Frank"s daughter
Just heard that Charlie Daniels died last night ("The Devil Went Down to Georgia"). RIP to one hell of a fiddle shredder, a fine patriot, and a talented musician.
2 out of 3 ain't bad.
the Devil won. Johnny + Pride = Epic fail.
What I remember, this was a video at the end of a movie called The Last of the Secret Agents? (1966) I was 7yr, my parents took us to a lot of drive in movies!
still enjoy hearing this to this day!
She had a big crush on Elvis and was so glad her dad Frank Sinatra sang with Elvis! also..."Some Velvet Morning" Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra in late 1967
Jamel_AKA_Jamel you have such great positive energy that even my grumpy 64 year old dad like listening to your reactions to "his music". Keep up the good work.
"Some Velvet Morning" is a must I have not seen anyone do a reaction to this great song.
Yes, with Nsncy, but then we'd hear same nsme from vanilla fudge. Organ time from the fudge. But Nancy keeps it dreamy. Like intended.
Even though I really like that song, I'd say it's not for everyone. It's a bit odd. Though I guess that everybody should give it a try.
She has some good songs with Lee Hazelwood. I like their remake of "Jackson" and Some Velvet Morning is also recommended.
I think Glenn Campbell and Carol Kaye are both on this cut. Leon Russel too
@@thomasmcintosh390 Take a look at the 1995 version on Jay Leno: ruclips.net/video/v6euoIYQLfY/видео.html
Some Velvet Morning is TRIP. Truthin!
Yes, their of "Jackson" was the best
Strawberry Wine!
Your good vibes are contagious! You lift my mood every time I watch.Thanks and keep doing what you do
Guess you know Nancy's going to be 82 on June 8th this year..and this tune came out in 1966 and was known as her signature song. Thanks for the memory..I was only 18 when this was playing over the radio.
I love the lyrics here - "You keep lyin' when you outta be truthin'", "You keep samein' when you outta be changin'"
Full Metal Jacket! Hard to hear this song and not also hear “Me love you long time...”
Mini skirts hot pants and gogo boots, those were the days. Great music and we all listened to the same music back then before disco and hip hop came around..
The number one song on the Billboard charts the week I was born! Woot!
Janis Joplin- Piece of my Heart
I think he’s already done all the Janis Joplin songs,. Sorry! Go back about 2-3 months,. 👍
@@jimcowan8770 I don't think he did Cry Baby, very few people have done the live version which is amazing!
Jamal, I love your intro music...It sets the tone and then you delve into different genres of music from all different eras and the whole thing is awesome!
I love this video! The mini sweater dresses. The go go boots. The embarrassing dancing. My people.
You always make me smile 😊 So happy to hang with you. You are the best! Thanks Jamel✌️
The singer from Shocking Blue was kinda hot in the same vein... Venus was their big hit.
Shawn Prather....Damn skippy!! Mariska Veres was kinda like unattainable in her visual. As a 16 yr. old at the time, I was enamored by her. Thanks for the memory!
After watching this video I have to quote Jayne Cobb from "Firefly":
"I'll be in my bunk."
Bryan Burton 😂😂😂
I hope nobodys in the bottom bunk!?
@@annother3350 Vera is in the bottom bunk.
Jessica Simpson's video of this song sent me straight to my "bunk" 😜
@@ZEPnALE Probably the only good thing in that god awful movie
Your video's allwase bring a smile to my face! You have a real connection with your audience and made here a fantastic community around great music and us old gits love to show younger people what great music we enjoyed as we were young and feel today's music is lacking the same heart and soul. You're a very special person and I enjoy your reviews and what you think and how you are never negative. So again thanks for being you and making a wonderful channel sir.
Nancy is a class act all the way! She did a duet with her Dad Frank entitled "Somethin' Stupid" which is really good. She also recorded some music with a guy who wrote "Boots" and some of her other hits and also produced many of her records, a guy by the name of Lee Hazelwood. Check out "Some Velvet Morning" or "Ladybird". Classic music! Love Nancy!
Another female from this era, Bobby Gentry did a few great songs, start with “Ode to Billy Joe”! It was a huge hit for her, written and performed by Bobby, by the way!👍🏼😎
I don’t watch a lot of reaction videos in fact I’m only subscribed to one other reaction channel. I came across your channel yesterday and I’m really trying to catch up. We probably don’t have much in common but I love rush Rage Against The Machine and tool. Music can bring people together. Seems like a lot of folks are getting further apart these days. Anyway listening to your channel on my road trip the last couple of days has been a nice break from some of the craziness in the world. I appreciate your love for music and willingness to try different kinds of music as well 👍
Your videos make my day! I used to work at a bakery where the owners wife grew up in Hoboken, NJ. She told me that Frank Sinatra used to carry her books for her after school. Anyway, you keep putting out these videos and I’ll keep watching!
Hi Jamel Nancy is dancing the Shimmy, The Pony. and the Jerk. Thank you for playing this. She has lots others too! Excluding a few songs with her father Frank Sinatra!
Loved it! Saw another comment the Baby’s Isn’t it time! John Waite lead singer
Yes and "Every Time I Think Of You".
On please yes!
OMG! The Babys were awesome! Feet First!!!!!
I watch the video just for the legs. lol.
You sir, earn a salute 😁
I loved this song as a girl, still do. I had go go boots when I was a little girl. Even purple ones. I still love boots.
LOVED your facial expressions and comments !!! "Truthin !!" :-)
1st. R.I.P. Charlie Daniels...
2nd, I just checked and you've never reacted to Joe Walsh, man you need to check out "Life's Been Good" then check out "Life's Been Good" The Spoken Word Version... Joe's funny recalling the old days...lol
You'll love his strumming, the Eagles didn't have him for his Vocals..."Rocky Mountain Way" next, you'll want long versions of these songs...
John Gammon John,John,John, THE CONFESSOR ! R.I.P Charlie what a musician , veteran , humanitarian and the Lords servant !
Studio versions of Joe Walsh, please.
@@CamiMack5616 I know the studio version is cleaner musically, but you don't get the off the cuff Solo's of the live version...jmo
It's hard to leave when you can't find the door.
John Gammon - Absolute YES to long version of “Rocky Mountain Way” ...
Go Joe Walsh! 👋🇦🇺
The song was somewhat forgotten until it got a "second life" after being used in Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket in 1987. The song starts the second half of the movie. Some have said the song alluded to Vietnam but I think Nancy always said it didn't.
Me love you loooong time!
Jessica Simpson did a version of it back in the 2000s
This song was NEVER forgotten
Nothing about it alludes to that war. People always try to make these lame connections, don't know why.
It was never forgotten in the UK. I think some semi punk band covered it around 79 and you'd hear the original on radio
Thank you buddy. You're positivity and sense of humor never fails to make my day better.
Love it ! Remember the song well , and go go boots never go out of style, boots make a statement!!!!
Yoo can you react to Crosby stills Nash and young “almost cut my hair” pls it’s too good people like this so he sees it
Yessssssss
I have been begging for him to react to Almost cut my hair for long time now. I hope he gets to it soon.
Hey Jamal, as others have said this is Frank's daughter. Try " Bang Bang" I'm sure you heard it it was on the "Kill Bill " soundtrack
I was very young when this came out. The first dance was the swim and the last dance was the pony.Im so happy your doing better we all care for you and all the love you show us 🙋🏻♀️💕
I forgot how much I loved this song!!!
"Is there any relation to Frank? "
She's Frank Sinatra's daughter
I loved hearing "any relation to brother Frank?"
-- Her father was Frank, her brother was Frank, and her mother was also Nancy.
(I don't know who Tina was named after.)
Franks daughter with her big hit. Great song.