The Rolling Stones - Paint It, Black REACTION/REVIEW
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The Spanish Guitar you hear is actually an Indian Sitar. The riff is hard to play on guitar in standard tuning because you have to bend the strings to hit those micro tones a sitar is known for. The song was used in the 80s as an intro to a Vietnam tv series called Tour of Duty.
As Yves points out, it is a Sitar, not Spanish Guitar. But good job noticing the different sound, which I failed to do. But then, being a woman, I was focused on the lyrics! 😄
Doo Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker, Get Off Of My Cloud..........Love the Stones!!
Good one
It’s about his wife/ girl died. In England a tradition when you paid off your mortgage and owned your house you would paint your door red. Now he wants it black because she died.
‘I see a line of cars all painted black
With flowers and my love never To come back.’ =Funeral parade and hearse.
I found no reference to the death of anyone connected with any of the band members, and I did find a line saying "the lyrics are a bit of a mystery", so it seems that it is a poetic death in a lyrical story, and not about anyone's personal loss of a loved one. But it's a very good poetic death in a lyrical story!
@@christinerobinson9372 yes, I meant the ‘singer’s’ wife or girlfriend died, not Mick’s actual wife. The lyrics are poetic about losing a loved one. But not autobiographical.
@@jamestickle3070 - That's interesting. I didn't know about that tradition in England....In America it's actually somewhat the opposite. When you're in deficit you're said to be "in the red," and when you're making a net profit then you're "in the black."
Church doors are often red. He wants them painted black to match his feelings. The line of black cars is the hearse and the funeral procession. The flowers and his love will not come back because they will stay at the graveyard. Death, like a newborn baby happens every day
Satisfaction (1965) and Paint It Black (1966) were my first Stones records. I still own these 45rpm singles. The Beatles were first, followed closely by The Stones, with Led Zep’s first hit in 1969….it was a great time to come of age❤️🔥🎸❤️🔥🎸
Led Zeppelin was third...Beatles first
@@sidneycrossley7802 Isn't that what she said?😉
We must be the same age, that is exactly right. When Led Zeppelin hit, I thought this is it, this is the apex, nothing can get greater than this! What a surprise, the great bands just kept coming.
@@christinerobinson9372 You have a few years on me, but I fell in love with all of them almost simultaneously. The Doors and Janis Joplin, Harry Chapin, Cat Stevens, the list goes on and on. I was exposed to it by the adults around me but also, as a child as early as 4, I used to beg my mother not to turn the car off until the song was over. I have had a love for music my entire life and feel so lucky to have it all at my fingertips now! Peace
I agree LeAnn. It was a magical time musically. My older (4yrs) sister and I spent all our money on records. We had both of these and MANY more. Quite an eclectic collection. I was just a teeny bopper and was into Monkees, Herman Hermits, BeeGees (pre-disco), etc - along with such classics as Yummy Yummy Yummy, I have Love in My Tummy - LOL LOL. Thank God my sister had more mature tastes, so I also grew up with Hendrix, Stones, Who, Cream and all the great 60's classics. I wonder what happened to all those 45's?? I would love to have them now.
Checkout - can’t you hear me knocking!! Stones at their best!!!
Yes that's a good one!
Brian Jones playing the sitar. He was the creative force of the early stones.
Beatles are the first but this takes me back to my childhood. I came out of a German orphanage to the US in 1967 and had never heard American music. My stepfather put on a radio and it was an instant love for rock n roll even though I could not understand the words. I have loved rock ever since and this is among the first I heard.
That's a beautiful childhood story Gerhard.🥰 I'm so happy that you were introduced to rock n roll!! You were blessed. For whatever it's worth, to me... all music and art is subjective. If it hits your soul... there's no explanation needed and there's no right or wrong. It's simply a soul thing. Thanks for sharing Gerhard.😊 Peace and light...💞
@@tinagilbert8902 music is truly a universal language.
Yes! Some Girls is a must!
Beatles were first…then a few months later, The Stones…then Led Zep several years later.
Zep basically came out within a year of the Beatles breaking up 1969
The main riff is actually played on Sitar which an Indian instrument and it was played by Brian Jones who aside from guitar played various instruments in the band. They were travelling to Morocco a lot during this period and the music from there inspired this tune. A 1960s classic.
This is my favorite Stones song. They couldn't have come up with a more intense delivery, beat and backing instrumentation for those lyrics. It's just perfect.
This song reminds me of the movie, DEVIL’S ADVOCATE, with Al Pacino. It was also the theme song for the TV show, TOUR OF DUTY.
It’s a citar that Brian jones is playing
Sitar.
#1 Hit in 1966 for a reason…plus it freaked out parents!
As someone commented the theme song for "Tour of Duty" which is one of the most underrated TV shows of all time. Total hidden gem.
Totally agree. I loved that show! It did things back in the 80s dramatically that you just didn’t see that much on TV at the time.
Great song too ure having a great night!!
Another great classic Anybody Seen My Baby. With another Epic Keith R guitar rift
The Beatles were first. They opened the door for all British bands.
The Rolling Stones were dark and heavily influenced by a satanic American blues man from the 1920’s. Beatles were pop.
Stones are better
So great seeing so many people reference Tour Of Duty. Loved that show.
The Beatles wrote and gave the Stones their first song. "I wanna be your man". Check out the Yardbirds as they launched 3 amazing guitarists. Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. You can spend decades getting lost in The British Invasion genre. I've loved since the 60s.
Not the first song. The Stones released "Come On" in June 1963, "I wanna be your man" in November 1963. It was their first bigger hit, a No.12 in the UK.
Keith Richards stated during his interview with Terry Gross, that they were compared to the Beatles so much that they set forth to become the opposite of the Beatles or, "...anti-Beatles."
Also...
You have great musical instincts. You are very often on the right track. Love that you express what you feel allowing yourself to be wrong. Keep doing that. You should have far, far more subs than you do. Your authenticity is unquestionable
Bassist Wyman was on the floor adding those swooping notes on Hammond B3 organ foot pedals. Yes… darkness and a reflection of the turmoil during dark times.
This song was most likely the first psychedelic rock song to be a huge hit. Not the first of its kind, though. The Kinks released a single the year before, and the Beatles had an album track with a sitar, the instrument you noticed here.
Let’s goooooo!
Some Girls is a fantastic album! I would say to go with that, but then sometimes it's just easier to start at the very beginning and go in order. You do whatever you want. I'm always happy!
There is something about the early Rolling Stones era, with the original line-up, that they never recaptured once Brisn Jones was no longer there. They became a more powerful live band and produced arguably the most perfect 4 album run in rock history, but there was something about the energy and willingness to experiment about the original Stones.
And all that after beginning life as a straight up rhythm and blues band.
This song was originally written with a much slower tempo. When in the studio the producer suggested they speed this up to add impact. It worked. Great review Biz.
I would love to hear the slower version
Loves the Stones in the 60's
Love it !
Don't get it twisted
A good song but
The best years for the "stones" we're 68 to 72
Beggars Banquet
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup
Exile on Main Street
You would like any Stones song from the Some Girls album! I suggest Far Away Eyes,Shattered and especially the song Some Girls!
The Who and the Stones in one day Top drawer 👍
This is the song that was #1 on the day I was born… Hahaha
So Biz, I've been watching your steady climb into The Stones ! For the most part, you've covered most of the different styles of the stones . And i was just about to introduce you to the "funky" side of the Stones with a song called MISS YOU ! But then heard you were thinking bout doing the album SOME GIRLS ! If so, well then I believe that MISS YOU is the opening track on that album ( either the 1st or 2nd track,, I think )! But if for some reason you don't do the album , definitely go check out MISS YOU ( I think you will 100% enjoy the funky side of the stones) ! Anyway , I'm gonna go catch up on all your other reactions !! Keep on rockin , bro !!
I am definitely doing the album
@@watchbizmatik Good decision. You'll like the album.
More "funky" as "Miss you" for me is the track "Hey, Negrita" from "Black and Blue" (1976). Jagger in the role of a Mexican (?) whore in the video, dancing with Billy Preston 😁
Awesome bro !! If your going with SOME GIRLS,,that's definitely a good choice ! You kinda got to be selective when doing Stones albums ( the die hard Stones fan will probably be on my ass for this LOL ...but 65% of Stones albums,, there is a lot of "filler" ! Which really cant blame the band too much, cause they were always touring 9 to 10 months a year) ! But as of the early 2000s, they had about 8 albums in the Rolling Stones (magazine) top 500 albums of all time ! Now those are awesome, you stick to those and you'll be just fine ( off the top of my head...Some Girls was on that list and Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main St , Beggars Banquet , Let It Bleed and a couple others ( cant think of all of them right now) ! But you really seem to be getting into the band,and those albums plus a couple I couldn't remember are a "MUST" ! Anyway, just didn't want you to go on a ALL OUT every album review , I think you'd be a little disappointed ( like I said,, there were times the band just didn't have the time to go all out on many of their albums ! Their a "LIVE" band, and touring around the world and selling out stadiums( for 60 years) was their thing ! BUT..when they had the time...they created "MASTERPIECES " !!
@@thrillcity they should have quit after Tattoo You.
Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts.
Peace, Biz
Much love
The Beatles song : Love to you, by George Harrison, also has a great sitar riff, it is from the album Revolver. I can recommend it. 🎶🎶👍
Try one of these albums, Biz:
AFTERMATH (1966)
BEGGARS BANQUET (1968)
LET IT BLEED (1969)
STICKY FINGERS (1971)
EXILE ON MAIN ST (1972)
GOAT'S HEAD SOUP (1973)
SOME GIRLS (1978)
TATTOO YOU (1981)
And in terms of when these bands first appeared? In chronological order;
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
The Kinks
The Who
Cream
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
The Doors
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple (mk II)
Black Sabbath
And Bob Dylan appeared before The Beatles.
Another Stones classic Biz, check out Under my thumb and Honkey Tonk Woman
Beatles came out first,The Stones came slightly later but Zeppelin came out much later in 69
it's the Beatles then the Stones then Led zep. The Stones very first hit I Wanna Be Your .Man was a Beatlles album track donated by John and Paul: it got the Stones their first UK nit
The classic Rolling Stones albums are Let it Bleed: Sticky Finegers and
Exiile on Main Street
The last one has the great Tunbling Dice as a single
FOOL TO CRY , Original Promo live , or Remastered 2009 still frame. Kinda of blues. I take that back maybe more soulful
Totally different kind of music , but message is close to the same. Broken Window Serenade "Whiskey Myers". Deeeeep tune.
Some Girls!!!!!!!! Their best album!!!
If you would like to see the best LIVE VIDEO of Paint it black go to READY STEADY GO FULL APPEARANCE-05-27-1966...There are actually three songs on this video, including a LIVE VERSION OF another sleeper song called I AM WAITING...To my knowledge only live appearance of that song..Anyway you get three songs including PAINT IT BLACK, and ANOTHER STONES GEM "UNDER MY THUMB"...One of the best three set of live one will ever see...By the way the song is supposed to reflect someone close to you has died suddenly..unexpected...now a period of mourning....and yes the Stones can even go thru this...anyway it takes time to get over it...and while they recover the world is black..some might think the song should have ended with some type of hope....that would be more touchy feely end of movie thing....Probably would have sold more copies, and played on more radio stations...BUT SOMETIMES YOU MIGHT NOT RECOVER.SO NO MORE HOPE...You know STONES have a history of many songs not being too political correct...THEY DID NOT WANT TO BE JUST A COMMERCIAL BAND like all others.....and DID IT THEIR WAY....and HISTORY HAS PROVED THEM RIGHT... Finally everyone goes thru this blackness sometime so what is the big deal...ROLL ON STUNNING STONES...
Beatles, Rolling Stones, Who, Kinks, Cream, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath
Beatles then Stones in 63 into 64…
Led Zep was 6 years later
Beatles, Stones, then Zeppelin.
I really enjoy your reactions with all musicians and videos. I am your fan, and I have the recommendation for you to check out Morgan James Jazz rendition of Aerosmith "Dream On" and other renditions of Etta James songs. So check it out and look forward to your reaction. By the way, I am Deaf but I have so much passion for all of the music and I have to shove mini bluetooth speaker to my ear to hear music and feel the music, and of course turned volume to high and pounding to my ear drums. LOL. Peace...
Antonio Banderas is the shit, desperado is one of my favs
Another great early one is Mother's Little Helper
OMG! I'm gobsmacked. Look at it this way: The early Beatles had a very unsophisticated sound, and the lyrics were all about young love. Very much like the music they grew up on, but they brought a new energy to it, and they soon began exploring very new ideas. The Stones came on the scene close after the Beatles, already their sound and lyrics were more sophisticated. And then, Led Zeppelin, with a new hard edge to their rock sound. How you could get that wrong I don't know. You don't have to know who was first, just listen to their first albums, it's so obvious. The Beatles were first, their audience was younger, 13, 14, 15. The Stones came immediately after, their audience was 16, 17, 18. And then Zeplin. 17, 18, 19. Young love, easy instrumentation. More sophisticated lyrics, more exploratory instrumentation. The introduction of hard rock. 1,2,3. Beatles, Stones, Zeplin.
I think you are forgetting that I am new to these bands.. i havent heard the beatles first album or any album from them nor have I heard the rolling stones first album is was a valid question and thank your very insightful answer
Incisive rhetoric for post- war soldiers. The lyrics are stunning
Brian Jones on Sitar.
One of my favorite Stones' songs, IMHO gets over-shadowed by some of their other songs. It's been adapted into several shows and movies including China Beach. Another great song is "Wild Horses" which is sometimes also over-looked compared to others.
Brian Jones on sitar....it's a song about his girl dying....not Brian Jone's girl...the dude that's singing's girl...not Mick Jagger's girl...just some dude's girl.
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Good Vietnam War music
Think he's talking about tripping,you know taking LSD.It was some kind of fashion for a couple of years.
The Beatles were first with Love Me Do,first single,in october 62.The Stones had Come On ,first single,in june 63.
Led Zep,their first record came out in 69.
You should react to Some girls,the song, especially for the lyrics,if you like tongue in cheek stuff
The song is not very well recognized as being about the death of his love.
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It's about deep depression.
Beatles 1963 were first, Stones 1963 but didn't hit big the US until late 1964 second Led zeppelin third in late 1968
FOOL TO CRY... STONES
Here is something I have noticed about all male reactions: you always talk about the instrumentation first. To women, the lyrics are the most important part of any song. We love the music and the instrumentation too, and the expertise of the musicians, but first, it's the lyrics and the meaning. That is the singular most important part of any song to women, what is the poetry about? Not so for men. For men, it's the expertise of the guitar player, the drummer. It's the sax, or the bass. What instrument is that? Is that a piano or a synth? The lyrics come later, and they always come with a question, "what does he mean by that?" Women rarely need to ask, "what does he mean". We get it. And the instruments we get later, and we get them one by one. After we learn the lyrics, then we devote attention to the drummer, the guitar solo, the bass. I don't mean to say that one way of listening is wrong and the other right, it's just a difference between male and female reactions I've noticed. I mention it as a point of discussion and interest, nothing else.
Im not sure because I dont watch other channels but on My channel I try to always focus on the lyrics but some songs the instrumentations is just too good. Good insight tho
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It's about a girlfriend dying.