NANCY SINATRA - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' | FIRST TIME REACTION
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About the time she says, well I just got me a brand new box of matches. Dude, I just melt every time, lol.
Her big hit, yeah man get to that 10K mark soon. You're such a great reactor.
Check out Bang,Bang with Nancy Sinatra as well.
It’d be super interesting if you reacted to Top Culture’s videos on the “Most Popular song every month” in a decade.
They’re really great videos showing what was popular is the 60’s, 70’s and how music changed.
Short but sassy and sweet. Nancy is just a doll here. A huge hit, not only on the charts but also in fashion. Nancy often laments that she should have started her own line of boots back in '66 because women come up to her to this day and ask her where they can buy vintage vinyl go-go boots.
"A huge hit" until the record-buying public realized she couldn't sing to save her life.
Her daddy was Frank, so she got a recording contract.
@@jnagarya519 That's a matter of opinion. She had two #1 hits and sang a James Bond theme--somebody liked her.
@@jons.105 Yes, because "someone" liked her body but had no taste in music.
Then again, of course, she is a legend for the longest career in music in history, and issuing more #1 singles and LPS than everyone else in music history combined.
Admit it: much popular music is schlock and doesn't live up to the hype. But, so long as you like her looks and body, I guess that means she could sing. Or perhaps you are a masochist who likes to be "walk[ed] all over".
Yes -- better the boots than to hear her attempt to sing.
Ends with the Pony dance move. More memories....❤❤❤
One of my favorite Nancy songs is: Summer Wine - Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood
So good❤
This song still makes me smile ~ but it's the choreography that kills me!!! OMG! Too funny!
That was a upright bass you heard.
This song was played on the radio all the time back in the day. Funny that back then everybody focused on the "boots walking " and people missed the message in the lyrics! You had such a great reaction to this song. We were wearing white go go boots back then!!
I only remember white go-go boots! Thought I was losing my mind when I saw the black boots! Thanks, I feel better now!
I support the white go go boots 😅 good style option imo
I had a pair of white go go Boots as well.
@ShawnSalvadori my favorite outfit back then was an orange dress with gold buttons, a gold chain belt, and my white go-go boots. You couldn't tell me nothin, I was stylin!!
I was lucky enough to be working for Playboy in '95 when Nancy did a photo shoot at age 50, so I got to hang out with her a bit. She was smart, witty, beautiful, and great at conversing. I've loved this song since it first came out when I was just a tyke so I was thrilled to meet her almost 30 years later.
I really enjoy your reactions and the variety of songs you react to. I hope you can reach or surpass 10,000 subscribers before Christmas.
This one ought to do the trick! 🥾👢👯
I believe that "descending bass line" riff which is the hook of the song was played on an instrument called a "dobro", which is like a guitar with no frets, giving the player the option to make an effect similar to a slide guitar.
This is a good one. Loved this one since I was a young girl. Always, listen to it with a huge smile. Well done!
Just love this song!! 😃 my Mom used to dance to it!! I enjoyed this as it brought back beautiful memories!! Thank you for your great reaction ♥️👏🏻🎼🤩
Fun! It’s so nice to see normal sized women ❤. I remember those days.
The Wrecking Crew providing their magic session work on this one (along with tens of 1000's of other songs in the 60's and 70's).
That was an acoustic double bass. (Standup bass, ) gets one of the coolest sounds (it's actually more 'percussive' than an electic bass) and what they used back in the day on pretty much all songs prior to the sixties. Elvis Presley's original bass player (Bill Black) is famous for his slapping acoustic bass on the early rockabilly songs. he would slap the strings against the fret board as he was playing to make it sound like a percussion instrument and bass all at the same time. Check out the live performance of Elvis doing "Blue Suede Shoes" on the Milton Berle show in 1956 to see a great example of Bill Black slapping that bass.
My dad who lives an old guy from world war II used to call Nancy Sinatra a sassy little minx! He liked Frank but I think he loved Nancy more! 🙂
Fun fact about this song. It was actually used as a form of torture, by the ATF, CIA and the FBI, during the Waco Texas David Koresh Branch Davidian standoff. The Branch Davidians were holed up in their compound and refused to come out. After days of the standoff, the ATF, CIA & FBI had multiple giant speakers, the size of mobile homes, trucked in and were placed all around the compound. They put those speakers on blast, playing this song on a 24/7 loop, at decibels that were literally shaking the ground, shaking the structure of the compound and literally shaking their bodies so hard, making the Feds puke their guts out, even though they had on hearing protection. I was there and witnessed the entire thing. So yeah, this song was/is considered torture to listen to. I think I may have to agree with that !
Another good one is “One Velvet Morning”. Very different- a haunting vibe.
Probably one of the most iconic songs of the '60s. Another biggie 60 song along this genre, check out "Downtown" by Petula Clark.
Girl Power - 60s style!
Shawn I like your willingness to react to these old poplar “classic” songs. I am not claiming them as classic for any brilliant writing,performance etc but rather classic as in how they were poplar at the time and had some impact. Same as some others you have already reacted to, “Sugar Sugar” for example. It can provide you with some insight into the times. Another you might consider which is certainly not rock but was played on Top 40 radio is another Nancy Sinatra song called “Something Stupid” which is a duet with her father Frank.
Fancy by Bobbie Jentry is an interesting song and Ode to Billy Joe live videos.
Harper valley pta by
Jeanie C. Riley video
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No comments about all the legs? Fun and great tune with a wonderful motto.
If you haven't checked it out already, "Some Velvet Morning" by Nancy and Lee is a must.
❤😊
My one regret from leaving Twitter was losing a connection with Nancy who is still as groovy as ever.
There's a duet with Nancy and Frank called Somethin
Stupid. It's a really beautiful song but it's just kind of weird that a father and daughter are singing. But it's still sounds great and I bet you'd love it!
Exactly the way I feel …such a beautiful song but feels icky with a father and daughter
Nancy did a beautiful cover of this song, however, Lee Hazelwood wrote it and recorded it first. His version was told from a man's point of view, and the images of a man singing "gonna walk all over you" did not create pleasant thoughts. So they found charming little Nancy and had her record it. It was a huge success. Lee Hazelwood's version is on RUclips, sometimes with simple title "Boots".
The logical next listens are Bobbie Gentry “Ode To Billie Joe” & Jeannie C Riley “Harper Valley PTA” (suggested by previous comment).
Also the wonderful black&white video "Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law(1966)"
Chuck Berghoferr oin string bass. Carol Kaye on Fender.
She was a huge beauty and so fun to watch back then.
Nancy is amazing. Even with her dad frank, she stands by herself. Would love to hear some reactions to B. J. Thomas and Gary Puckett and the Union gap. Love your reactions.
B.J. Thomas "Hooked On a Feeling"
You need to listen to Toya Wilcox. Version of the same song. Robert Fripp is playing in the song. He is the founder of King Crimson... Cool video on RUclips
👍👍Old school gooooodness!! 🖖❤
Good song, hokey video, but that's what was going on back in those days. This was some TV show.
This was the first thing I heard by Nancy. I always thought it was jazzy, but genres change. I particularly like her collaboration's with Lee Hazlewood, how about their duet Did you ever. It's fun.
Nancy doin' Ol' Blue Eyes proud.
Boots? Na, it was the skirts :)
Sassy Girl Power way back in l966. Even back then, the ladies didn't take any mess (laugh). Some things don't change.
Like the mini skirts
This song was written for and performed by a man first. A little different vibe!
If you are going down the road of these 1960s women, you should try "Downtown" by Petula Clark.
It's really now just a nostalgic song. It's not going to be something that someone today would insist for a friend to listen.
I can't get past the very silly overhead shots of the dancers pretending they're doing water ballet, which was popular at the time... Sorry, but writhing on the floor like a beached mermaid looks utterly ridiculous! Fun song, though! Even more cringe moments can be had when she sings suggestive love-song duets with her dad... Yeah, not creepy at all! 🙄