First time hearing Van Halen “Ice Cream Man” Reaction | Asia and BJ
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I miss Eddie Van Halen so much I got tears hearing this. That dude just had something special inside. Thanks for giving this band their due!
I don’t know if this song is considered a deep cut, but it one of my fave VH songs that no one ever talks about. This really showcases what David Lee Roth brings to a song.
Definitely NOT a deep cut.
It's my favorite!
Not a deep cut. They played it at every show.
My favorite right along with the video for "Hot For Teacher"!
I think VH1 only has one deep cut...Feel Your Love Tonight
This is the hidden little gem from the first album and still today one of my favorites.
'Ice Cream Man' and 'Just a Giggalo/Ain't Got Nobody' are David's most vocally fun songs. imo
One should always watch the California Girls video followed by the Just a Gigolo video for a great one-two punch.
This really helps to show David Lee Roth's range. Plus, it's just a 𝐠𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 song! ♡
After all these years I still find DLR's voice electrifying, that range, that crazy man styling, whoa! 💖
He doesn’t have a crazy stellar, beautifully toned voice, but holy cow is he a TON of fun to listen to on a track. The dude is electric and that is all you need to rock the hell out.
Ice Cream Man was originally written and performed by John Brim in the 40s or 50s, can't recall. But story is that Dave was listening to a radio station somewhere in the south from his home in California, and he heard this song. Found the original, talked the band into doing it, and it's track ten on the debut album. Eddie's solo is spicy as hell on this one. One of my all time favorites from the mighty VH!😁
Brim wrote the song, and I read somewhere that he used the money he made from Van Halen's recording of his song to open a bar featuring live blues music so he could get up on stage and perform whenever he wanted.
I read the same story about “Big Bad Bill is Sweet William Now”
@@chrisa4695 BBBISWN was written in 1924 by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen, one of the most successful songwriting duos of that era. They also wrote "Happy Days Are Here Again" and "Ain't She Sweet?" I don't think they were still alive when Van Halen recorded it, but if they were, they were doing alright financially.
Van Halen is a good time, all the time.
I love Van Halen! Been a fan since 1978! Rock on Eddie Van Halen(RIP).
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I'm a dried up 58 year old...but I know how to rock....Peace!
@@Misitheus I'm a dried up 58 year old too!
Just a simple remark - WHAT AN INCREDIBLE SOLO - EVH IS THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FO SHO!✌️💛🤘
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Fantasic "pick me up" song for sure! Van Halen was always a little risqué but also fun and positive. R.I.P. Eddie!
"Take Your Whiskey Home" is Van Halen's coolest deep track.
100%. WACF is probably my favorite album front to back.
Too be honest I’ve never heard this one before. I’m definitely going to add it to a playlist . Makes you want to get up and dance
That’s van halen babyy
Thanks for listening
@@AsiaandBJ always happy too listen with my fellow Texans always got the greatest content on RUclips
@@dalemassie2241 waves to a fellow Texan
This is one of my favorite EVH solos. It's just so tasty and fun. Like ice cream.
The song was so damn catchy and cheeky... I loved it. One of my faves off that album.
This was a cover originally written by John Brim... it was on the first Van Halen album in 1978. It kinda fit singer David Lee Roth's personality perfectly 😁
One of the best things about EVH's playing is totally on display here. When he breaks into the guitar solo Asia has the biggest smile on her face and as it progresses she really gets into it. How many other guitar players have that kind of impact to the listener? That's what separates Edward Van Halen from every other guitarist on the planet, His playing has a HUGE smile on its face and it makes you smile as well. Cheers.
❤The first song I played live on stage😁🎸
I'll give Dave credit for the live performances where he played a custom shaped 'Davecicle' pre-tuned guitar he only had to 'bar' straight across the frets and use a single finger to play the parts while moving to only two other positions during the intro considering he is NOT a guitar player. It worked and was typical 'Dave'. Good times!
The Using Your Imagination part--->>> is what makes all these Van Halen songs so great because every Individual can have ther Own Take and pull from their Own personal experiences as what it means to Themselves on a Personal level, and yet Everyone can Still identify as a Group,.It's NOT easy to do and put in a Musical Context,. It's why they're the Greatest~And why they sold out Every Show They Ever Played~
One of Eddie Van Halen best solos here folks. He just absolutely shreds!!
The beginning of Eddie's solo--with his wide spread ascending explosion--is something we just didn't hear until Van Halen I. Nobody was doing that sort of run & it gives you an idea as to why his playing completely changed everything & awed his contemporaries.
Alex Van Halen drummer is excellent here😍😍😍
@ 2:51 in, LISTEN to that! There was no other guitarist on the planet who made these type sounds. That 2 sec fill rt there sounds like he's ripping a fking hole in the ozone. Ed was a master at squeals, n makin' the axe cry n moan. King Edward!
Always a great one from Van Halen...another one you guys should check out, that I think you will like is "Take your Whiskey home"
The timing of the guitar parts in Take Your Whiskey Home is just a hair behind the beat - like a drunk trying to walk. Eddie was a genius.
Nice reaction and song. It had a bluesy jazzy feel to it. Really fun.
Asia & BJ, you’ll love their "Runnin' With The Devil" !!
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This song was written by John Brim a Black Blues guitarist first recorded in 1953 released in 1968.
The album that changed my life at the age of 16. I “borrowed” the album from my sister & never gave it back!! Loved seeing your reaction & yeah; David Lee Roth is an 11 PM kinda dude😂…Nailed it BJ💪👻
You can tell they enjoyed the song. Has that groove that pulls you in.
Love it - from their first album!
This song epitomizes why I love Van Halen, particularly during the Diamond Dave era -- they just sound like they're having an absolute blast!
That's it, Swing. Many Rock songs don't have enough Roll going on......Dave Lee Roth era Van Halen had it in abundance.
The all had that swing, most rock band don't, not much anyway. The VH bros got a big dose of it from growing up with a jazz musician dad. And Dave himself can really swing on that acoustic. Like Keith Richards said, most guys can rock - few know how to roll, too. And the roll (swing) is the thing. VH could do both, as you said, in abundance.
Wife here.., U2 Putting a HUGE SMILE on my face with this Van Halen classic!!!...Loving Ms.Asia's expression and Beautiful smile..Asia ..you're always Beautiful But your hair is on 🔥FIRE TODAY...Loved This as a teen!!!...The older rock..jazz..Blues That's exactly what drives this song..in a PG way..I get it...BJ..I totally get it
I love that you're all Van Halen fans! You're in for a few treats - VH ruled the 80's.
Probably Eddie’s best lead lick. Glad y’all liked it!
EVH was the best guitar player ever imo. This song always made me laugh with it's blues slow start and then everybody kicks it into high gear. Another great thing about VH was everyone got an even mix: vocals, guitar, bass, and drums. They always seemed like they were having fun.
Wow, I've never realized before how 'old' this song sounds at the beginning. I wish I could go back to hearing this for the first time again.
I love how Dave goes all Elvis at the end...
The way Diamond Dave sang this song, you know he was serving up more than ice cream.
I used to have a homeboy, Elvis Martinez. Who used to use his ice cream trucks as a front to sell weed. He actually had his brothers doing the work for him while he sat at home collecting. He used to come by just around 11:00. LOL
Diamond Dave got a big smile out of Asia.
VH could play something about the phone book and it would be a hit! Greatest Rock band ever! No bad songs
My favorite VH song. I always assumed it's 11:00 am while the husbands are away at work.
Saw VH on last tour with David Lee Roth. Before VH did Ice cream man, David told the crowd the inspiration for this song came when he sold ice cream (of course). And to my surprise it was David who played the intro on the acoustic guitar in the beginning.
That's David Lee Roth on acoustic guitar
Blue rock fusion at it's best, the vocals and instruments are all on point.
Thanks for the reaction! I was 12 when this song came out. Good times and music.
Ya'll know ya sheet. For real and I'm 58 years old. It actually gave me an amazing perspective.
I can't believe I missed this reaction of yours. Love this song!!
This is an old blues song that Van Halen remade. The black gentleman originally played it just on acoustic guitar, check it out.
Twelve bar blues. Woo hoo. Blues is such a foundation for rock!!
A monumental band...NO WAY,THEY ARE STILL ONE OF THE BEST ROCKIN'CREW OF ALL TIMES!🤩
Diamond David Lee Roth playing the acoustic guitar intro.
Also.. Check out "And The Cradle Will Rock"..... CLASSIC!!!!!
If you want to hear David Lee Roth‘s take on a swing song, you have to check out his solo release of Just a Gigolo/I Ain’t Got Nobody. He nails it!!
If you haven't yet you should really checkout the song " so this is love " from Vanhalens live oakland concert. do the live version so you can see what a VH show was like.
This is probably my favorite VH song with David.. Just an amazing blues riff and fantastic killer Solo by Eddie!! Perfect!
Hard to believe Diamond Dave is closing in on 70. Definitely put on a great show.
Check out "Here come the mummies" Blues/Disco/Soul/Funk band rolled into 9 mummies, 5 part harmonies and a great horn section.
I guess I was 12 when this album came out. I remember that summer, riding in the back of a pickup truck with a camper top, listening to this. According to the doomsday people, I should've been dead long ago.
We had a blast.
Awesome reaction to a great song ! Thanks for doing Ice Cream man Asia and BJ !! Keep those Van Halen reactions coming !,❤
Now this song reminds me of going to The Ice Cream Company and ordering a double scoop of bubble gum ice cream. Come on now. I need to do this on Tuesday. Shoot. Ok? Thanks Van Halen.
Van Halen 1 album was so incredible people got tattoos of the album cover...It was so different from what other bands were putting out, bands like Kiss, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, ACDC, Steely Dan, Lynard Skynard, Cheap Trick, Heart, and David Bowe, yet it wasn't so far different like The Clash, The Ramones, or Alan Parsons Project. I dare to say there wouldn't be a hair band era if not for the alteration of Rock and Roll that Van Halen put down on the world. While we all jest about the age of Hair bands, there was some great music being created and it lasted a significant amount of time to be given its due credit.
This reminds me more of an old Delta Blues tune. I can imagine Howlin Wolf or Muddy Waters doing it.
One of my favorite VH songs. You should watch the official video. It's great!
VH1 coming out in '77 was a game changer. Life just got ......thicker.
This song was originally written and recorded in 1968 by John Brim….but this version by Van Halen, like the rest of their debut album, is so fun!
And yes… it’s naughty, haha!
This song really showcases how much talent this band had. Edward starts his solo off with something that sounds like a string section from a Vivaldi piece and lays it over a 3 chord rhythm and blues song. Crazy good.
Ice Cream man is milkman, delivery guy...seeing ladies in neighborhoods!!!!!
Entire first album is All Killer No Filler. If doing an entire album reaction, VH1 is a must
Love this reaction on the Mighty Van Halen!!! Check out "Take Your Whiskey Home"....
Asia your smile and understanding immediately is epic....
Love this song. You guys should listen to Panama and Hot for Teacher from the 1984 album
Great video! BJ, you have a great ear for music and both of you are very good at explaining the music. “Swing” is the perfect adjective to describe this song. Eddie was the king of swing. It’s why you hardly ever hear amateur rock bands do VH songs is it’s so hard to replicate the guitar. The solos are hard to but it’s his rythem that’s so hard to replicate. I like watching you guys react to songs. Obviously you 2 are either musicians or spend a lot of time listening to music and you have an ear or taste for good music.
That's the 80's for ya. Fun and good times. Nobody singing about shooting dope, killin people or how depressed they are!
That's a bad ass song. Very different and clever. Excellent reaction guy's!!!
Here's the thing about rock 'n' roll, especially from this era: if it sounds like they're talking about sex - THEY ARE. The metaphors that bands came up with were positively baroque; they would use ANYTHING as a way to talk about the nasty. (Except for being explicit. That was something you rarely if ever heard. Rock bands didn't talk straight out about it, because that wasn't sexy, it was raunchy, and the difference was important if you wanted to get played on the radio.) It was such fun hearing all these clever workarounds. A great time for music fans!
(Of course, you'd occasionally get a song like Queen's _I'm in Love with My Car,_ which certainly SOUNDS dirty, but wasn't - it really was just a song about how much Roger Taylor loved his car. Poor guy has had to tell people that for years, and nobody believes him! 😂
This song was originally recorded in 1953!!!!
I've always loved when VH would genre bend (or cover) songs.
*"Ice Cream Man"*
*"Women And Children First"*
Even their cover of *"Pretty Woman"*
If you guys liked this, You may want to give a listen to *"Hot Dog"* by *Led Zeppelin.*
And *"Sleeping On The Sidewalk"* by *Queen.*
David Lee Roth doing "black voice" in this one. Great tribute song to blues
Eddie always had "swing" in his playing. Just part of his DNA.
Three buds and I in the early 80's were cruising around and got hungry. We pulled into a Hardee's and realized between the 4 of us barley had a dollar. One friend had his guitar in the trunk and grabbed it and in we went. The shift manager asked what we wanted to order, and we told him we didn't have any money but were hungry and asked if we could play a song for some food. He agreed but said it had to be good. Long story short, we played and sang this song and each of us got a large fry!
Eddy can make that guitar speak… love this song . Great reaction ❤️
Asia and BJ, I love ya'll! My fav reaction couple! I am a brother from NYC who fell in love w/ VH music when I was 14 in the mid 80's and was inspired to play guitar b/c of Eddie. Seen them play 8 times and met Eddie out in public 4 times. I LOVE that you've been digging into VH music, both the David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar eras. I have 4 songs to strongly recommend to do reactions to:
1) CABO WABO (Eddie's shimmery guitar tone, Sammy's singing, the harmonies, this song is one of my top 3 VH songs ever!
2) AMSTERDAM -killer guitar riffs, fun song about weed
3) SOURCE OF INFECTION - Sammy's vocals in this are sick! And Eddie tears it up on guitar.
4) BIG PHAT MONEY - just pure high energy fun!
Trust me, you will LOVE these VH songs!
Rock-A-Billy is the genre you're thinking of.
Love it! BTW that was Dave on acoustic guitar at the start.
One of my all time favorite VH songs!!!
3:40- 4:10 the look on y'all faces is priceless.
Finally someone reacting to this song. There are others from Van Halen that go off the beaten path....
Platoon leader during morning runs - I was called out to lead the company with this. Hilarious…..
Greatest Guitar Solo Ever Listen !!!!!!
Van Halen, "Little Guitars."
Aerosmith, "Big Ten Inch Record." ✌️
Bluesy shuffle/swing with loads of double entendres. 😉😉
Asia your smile is golden.
Exactly correct. 80s magificence. Get more?
I remember when Van Halen cameout. I only like mabye a couple songs. This is their best to me.
Omg I LOVE this song.
It’s the Bombbb!!
PLEASE PLEASE PRETTY PLEASE LOL Try Van Halens song , Dance the night a way , From the 70s
Awesome that you guys would choose this VH song - one of my favourites. I'd met David at a grocery store in Northern California where he'd invited all of us to his pool party up the road. Pre GPS, we'd gotten lost looking for that house party 🥺
What year?
@@Itelkner Oh wow, between 1981* and 1988**. My 20s we motor-homed between Vancouver Island, BC Canada and Malibu, California USA every summer.
* First USA trip - After attending 1981 "Summer Sunday" Concert
(featuring Blue Oyster Cult / Loverboy / The Rockets / Ted Nugent / Heart)
** Last USA trip - I'd stumbled onto volleyball set filming the 1988 movie SIDEOUT
This has always been one of my favorite VH songs! 🤘😎🎱
Great Van Halen song !! Asia I love watching you smile through the whole video! Well you pretty much smile though all the videos I've watched. Keep smiling love you'll live a long time😁 Bj you're a lucky man! You 2 are the best!
😊 thank you