🎵 The Rolling Stones - Miss You REACTION

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[@ThePittsburghToddy]

When I was in fifth grade, my uncle’s date stood him up so I got to go to the Stones concert! 1978, Peter Tosh opened and Linda Ronstadt came out to sing ‘Tumbling Dice’ with Mick! It was friggin amazing.🖖🏼

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Lucky dog!

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

@@scottlaughlin9897 Undoubtedly, plus all the ladies ripping their tops off and Linda without a bra, boy did I get an eyeful!

[@robertknuist9754]

Wow....

[@brendahhstiles9992]

How exciting for you!

[@Klorpus]

@@ThePittsburghToddy Some things stay with you for a lifetime...

[@anthonyhedberg6471]

Disco always had a bad rap, especially from rock purists. In the end, no matter the song, or the style...all that really matters is..."Do you like it?" That's my stance on literally all music. 🤔

[@hermesalonso2310]

Well said, I couldn't have said it any better

[@shawnk7832]

Yep my fave song by Mick solo or Stones

[@Cadinho93]

When the Rolling Stones do disco, but still sound so hard. Also, it's one of the catchiest riffs ever, you'll be whistling this song all day. 🎸🤘

[@r.plante2916]

Four on the floor beat, walking octave bass, but with those weaving Richards/Wood guitars.

[@s.mcpherson6354]

It's been sampled over 20 times, and close to that many covers exist. That's a sign of how catchy that riff is.

[@tonyd1185]

What do you mean disco?

[@FreeMTrider]

@@tonyd1185 That bass line ..........yep disco mixed with the Stones style.

[@s.mcpherson6354]

@@tonyd1185 The rhythm section is doing a disco beat, that's part of the genius of the song--that they found a way to 'Stonesify' that beat.

[@tskwerl]

The drums and bass on this are sooo good.

[@polar199]

yes it hooks you in straightaway.

[@surfboarding5058]

Drum & Bass

[@brainscott8198]

Charlie Watts' snare drum popping like a firecracker on this joint...along with sparkling high hat play....awesome.

[@elliottwardley1048]

Prince's favourite Stones song. Brilliant.

[@hermesalonso2310]

Missing her in an Empty Room

[@ArmandoMPR]

This is as bluesy as a disco-like song will ever sound. So unique!

[@mikesanmiguel2954]

Spot On ! Really special - time less ✌️

[@joesmith8725]

Its funk, soul, blues, disco Stones. They were great! Lot of bands were doing a little disco fusion back then in the '70s, early '80s. Disco years. Lex, Brad. Disco is part of the funk, soul, R&B, jazzy family. Even some blues. It's funky. lol. Also, with string instruments. And bluegrass sounds nothing like this! lol. Bluegrass is fast twangy country music with banjos, mandolins as well.

[@todvball]

Such a soulful groove.... Puts you in a place & mood. The Some Girls album is gr8 head to toe!!!

[@todvball]

Ok it IS an original by the Rolling Stones... (I once heard it was remade by RStones)

[@jasonremy1627]

I rank it second best after Sticky Fingers. Such a great album.

[@lindaaugone382]

im reading gr8head and im thinking --Great head? till i figured it out.Love this song!

[@todvball]

@@lindaaugone382 haha!! That's an extra compliment to their album ;) .

[@jasonremy1627]

@@lindaaugone382 if you listen to the title track, you have no idea how accurate that actually is...

[@randytorres8211]

Per Wikipedia "Miss You" was written by Mick Jagger jamming with keyboardist Billy Preston during rehearsals for the March 1977 El Mocambo club gigs, recordings from which appeared on side three of double live album Love You Live (1977). Keith Richards is credited as co-writer as was the case for all Rolling Stones originals written by either partner or in tandem. Jagger and Ronnie Wood insist that "Miss You" wasn't conceived as a disco song, while Richards said, "'Miss You' was a damn good disco record; it was calculated to be one." In any case, what was going on in discotheques did make it to the recording. Charlie Watts said, "A lot of those songs like 'Miss You' on 'Some Girls' ... were heavily influenced by going to the discos.

[@adamb1229]

Randomly, the El Mocambo(also made famous by SRV amongst others) in Toronto was restored and is back open.. The stories those walls could tell

[@johnroberts5637]

I'm old enough to remember when people were "Team Beatles" or "Team Stones" as if you couldn't just like good music no matter who was presenting it. Apparently, Billy Preston was "Team Whoever Wants To Jam."

[@BadlndsBob]

I never knew that. Great info. This song came out when the Beatles were long separated. I remember it being played on R&B radio stations when it was popular - that was VERY unusual, but this song was just that popular.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

It’s called a “walking bass line”. Billy Preston did come up with it, taught it to Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts picked up on it.

[@eximusic]

One of my favorite Stones albums. As a British band they were the best interpreters/channelers of American music. Blues, country, funk, disco, they did it all and made it their own.

[@StanSwan]

Mick Jagger was a regular at Studio 54 and wanted to record some songs they would play. Not to say they are bad songs but it was a thing Jagger wanted to do. Keith would never set foot in a disco club.

[@cheripetty1805]

DISCO. It's their Disco Song. There is a little bit of everything on the "SOME GIRLS" Album. Punk, Country, Disco. Mick always had his finger on the pulse of current music trends, then they come out and do it BETTER than everyone else!

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

And the GREAT Bobby Keys on that bad a.. sax!! You keep listening to the Stones you'll see there is no genre' they couldn't do!! Be safe

[@glenngotling657]

Great Stones groove. The only thing that makes a Stones song a "Stones sound" is Jagger's distinctive voice - otherwise it's just superb musicianship with many different sounds and tempo's. Best rock and roll band ever.

[@creditorclass6513]

This was one of the songs that led to the racist/homophobic "Disco Sucks" campaign led by Chicago DJ Steve Dahl. The pop culture zeitgeist was starting to spawn from NY Disco's where Gays, Black's and Latinos were becoming tastemakers. Rock stations were changing their formats to dance music and the Saturday Night Fever movie positioned the club goer over the Hippie as what a young American "is". Many staple rock acts got funky and it was resented by their core fanbases represented by white males who largely couldn't (or wouldn't) dance. It cumulated at a Disco Demolition Night at Chicago's Comisky Park. A black usher who worked the ballpark later noted that most of the records burned weren't even categorized as Disco, yet the artist were mostly black. This led to the Jim Crowing of major label offices where former Disco stars were left to rot and black artist relegated to puny budgets and promotions. Ironically, the Stones audience would boo a young Prince off the stage when he opened for them a couple of years later. MTV played this video for Miss You while refusing Michael Jackson and Prince until 1983.

[@mqe5256]

I don't really buy the idea that this is a "disco" song, except as a way of saying that it is danceable and Mick Jagger wrote it to get something by the Stones played in the disco nightclubs which were all the rage at the time. But the song is pure Stones! Bluesy and guitar-heavy rock. It doesn't sound a thing like the heavily-produced strings-synth sound that characterized most of what is true Disco (Bee-Gees, Abba, Donna Summer). This is gritty and raw and real. I love the vocals--she's renting space in his head and its driving him over the edge! Similar in theme to Hall & Oates "She's Gone" but Jagger-style.

[@cazgerald9471]

They had country, punk, and disco on the "Some Girls" album

[@christikirk7265]

Love this song...I never considered it an attempt at Disco! Either way ...it freaking rocks!

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It's basically a fusion of the Stones’ bluesy sound and the NYC dance club scene. Mick was living in New York and spending a lot of time frequenting disco clubs a la Studio 54 and Xenon. The whole album of Some Girls (1978) can be looked at as the Stones’ interpretation of the gritty and decadent NYC music scene (CBGB and Max's Kansas City, Studio 54, etc.) of the 1970s, which was much disco and punk.

[@scatton61]

Love this tune so much.... Respectable is another good tune... It worked well on the dancefloor along with China Girl from David Bowie, Dance Away from Roxy Music and Planet Earth from Duran Duran

[@davewhitmore1958]

Whatsa matter whichu boy?

[@xtrmfc]

The 12inch version of this song is a fave … Have it on my 12inch songs playlist ..

[@mikewarker4445]

The whole some girls album is 🔥🔥🔥

[@petestaint8312]

Agreed! 👍

[@timothycook2917]

You should check the Disco Perfection extended version of this song

[@edwardsighamony]

A lot of rock acts back in the disco era made disco tracks. Whether they did out of an eye to commercial success or whether out of interest in the form is always up for debate. There definitely was a lot of anti-disco talk from rock purists back in the day. Looking at the rhetoric of the whole disco sucks movement (if you can call it that) at a distance of 45 years, you can see a lot of homophobia, racism and misogyny in the talk back then. Like it was almost unmanly to like dance music. But this was only confined to America. Other countries don't seem have such a bias against shaking your booty. I watched the new Bee Gees documentary recently and they interviewed some of the ushers (who are Black) who were at the big Disco Demolition Night in 79 and they were saying that many of the people that were supposed to bring disco records just brought music by Black artists and not just disco acts.

[@robertkaplan3324]

I feel old 😂 I'm 58 I feel 98 😂 because I grew up with this 😆

[@lizetteolsen3218]

The Stones being amazing. Given the time back then, this was a b****slap that they still can rock with anyone. I was actually listening to this over the weekend, and thought of the 2 of you needing to listen to this--Charlie's drumming keeps this so tight.

[@BoomerMcBoom]

That Bass! Thank You Mr. Wyman

[@chetcarman3530]

Disco was largely defined by straight 4/4 100 beats per minute & straight up dance bass pattern. Evident here predominantly. (I can see Lex's Funk impression, but only vaguely blues-related in some of the chords, as is most all late 60s & 70s rock.)

[@randomsteveh8373]

It sounds familiar maybe because the beginning is a lot like Emotional Rescue.

[@ronaldcrawford9310]

Brad is stoic and he doesn't give away his reaction(s), a good thing! LEX! She gets that "stank face" going with it, thinks, starts smiling...but dat "stank face" keeps coming back! Good Girl! Er, Lady....Ummm, Momma! Congrats you 2.

[@ARD-lk5pr]

Great track. As Jagger has said, Charlie is playing a disco beat (and Bill's killing it on the bass) but otherwise this is basically the Stones doing what they do best - bluesy rock. The instrument that Lex mentioned was Sugar Blue playing harmonica, FYI. If you've heard this track sampled, I'd be curious to know where. I think Erik Sermon (EPMD) may have sampled it but I'm not aware of any others, which is surprising.

[@wen-nz3sk]

Disco Stones, hell yeah!! Entire album is 🔥🔥🔥!!

[@827dusty]

Mick Jagger and the Stones were "Funky" from their beginning in 1963.

[@briandehart6014]

BLUES!!!! The Stones were influenced by Robert Johnson blues plus the Motown music. This song has a hypnotic beat that can run forever. Love it. Harmonica at the end.

[@ARD-lk5pr]

Yeah I only ever listen to the extended 8.5 min version. The one that was originally released as a 12" on yummy pink vinyl. The single/album versions are too short!

[@addickkelders2265]

Yeah, that harmonica at the end is one the magical moments in popmusic. That major scale and the sound. Also the sound of the kick and the hihat by Charlie is amazing.

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

This is disco inspired Stones.

[@thomasperkins7318]

Yeah. I never thought this was disco like but it would be easy to dance to.

[@hammerpocket]

That 4-on-the-floor beat and bass guitar part are pure disco. They even released a 12-inch dance club mix.

[@keef7224]

Hell, in 1978 even the Grateful Dead went disco! 😱😝

[@neilgoldsmith5482]

Stones attempt at Disco.,Even though Disco sucks , this was really good

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Love this one, and MANY of their songs- I consider funky as in groovy-especially a funky bass line- no matter the genre-my opinion ✋🏼. Please nobody try to debate me.. I don’t claim to be a scholar of musicianship.. I just live for music and know how I feel and think- 👍✌️

[@karenmulcahy3273]

yep- came out during disco phase in history.

[@lessevdoolbretsim]

Lex experiences music in a textural, tactile kind of way. That's unusual, and kind of cool to be honest.

[@jeffreyjohnson7359]

He got dumped and he's heartsick. He tries lying to himself that he doesn't miss her, but when his friend wants to come over with girls and wine, he can't even get into it.

[@traviswooten5872]

Brad, maybe you and Lex should start reacting to some funk . Since you don't know the sound that well.

[@Unclesmokey314]

To have seen Bill Wyman play this funky bass groove live..... and from the 14th row. ❤

[@jtf2dan]

THAT BASS LINE THO!.......soooooooo DISCO.......

[@LordEagle]

Yes,,,it's disco. I can barely stand it,,,,,🤪🤪🤪

[@jerrysarno2853]

Has Lex learned guitar yet.? Let's see some of her playing.

[@dannyworten5876]

Definitely more funky than jazzy or bluesy

[@Brandi6666]

I prefer the funky stones as opposed to their rock and roll 🤘❤️

[@Winterof62]

Go old Stones!! It was the best! Or when him & Tina Turner sang together!

[@steve55sogood16]

They've been around for a long, long time, so their various musical categories have evolved! Hail to the "Glimmer Twins"!🤩

[@josephmilender6208]

60 years as of July

[@stefanmiller7831]

The Dr. Dre remix is great too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYCxkKyQetR0hck

[@mkmstillstackin]

Loved this song as a kid. Yeah, I'd say it's disco crossover, for sure.

[@alanbmx321]

This whole album is so good. I have listed to it start to finish thousands of times. You need to do reactions to the songs Some Girls, Far Away Eyes, Lies, Just my Imagination, Respectable, Shattered…. Every damn song. Time for a deep dive into this album

[@alejandroalvarez9971]

They have done "shattered". One of their best reactions

[@TheVoxbox13]

@alanbmx321 - Agreed. Great album. Have been hoping for Far Away Eyes in particular, just for the reaction (shock value) lol. @@alejandroalvarez9971 Thanks! I also must have missed that they already did Shattered.

[@Bulshitero]

Definitely disco influenced.

[@Escapee5931]

Sleazy dive hookup music. Absolutely sweltering 🥵 OW! 🎶🍹🇨🇺💃🏿🕺🎶

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..., sooo funky!!.. My favorite Stones hit!!

[@stuartwait]

So many artists did disco songs in this era but the Stones made it there own!

[@chetcarman3530]

Stones never above trying to ride a current trend, here in their Disco/BeeGees/Club/Dance phase.

[@alpetrocelli4465]

We called this Disco Stones when it came out.✌️❤️🎶

[@boki1693]

Thats for sure.

[@RandoReport]

ELO had an album in 1979 called "Discovery", but one reviewer called it "Disco Very".

[@citizenkane4831]

Hey. Listen to the bass. That was funky if any.

[@RSpracticalshooting]

Ya'll need to listen to George Clinton to get the funk

[@IshwaraYogaNET]

The only thing funkier than the Rolling Stones is Funk itself ! And then not even always !!! So funky them boys

[@paulgrant5543]

and they could not give a funk

[@richardderrick3549]

The drums are rock solid on this tune and harmonica holds the keep it in tow, key!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Great reaction, more Stones please.

[@marckusel5602]

Disco Stones but I still like it, like it, yes I do.

[@dougsanborn9633]

It was the Disco Era

[@d-2793]

This besides, Paint It Black is my favorites Stones song!! "Mother's Little Helper" is another great Stones to react to. Cool song!!

[@sylvialawrence4431]

Yes, and I love Gimme Shelter, Brown Sugar, and Angie.

[@baitse7676]

This is actually a recording from a Japanese cover band called "Rorring Stones"

[@paulboudreau3754]

Everyone was doing a disco song back then, Grateful Dead had Shakedown Street, Kiss had I was Made for Loving You. Kinks had Superman, Queen had Another One Bites the Dust.

[@rb9628]

Gonna come around at twelve with some Puerto Rican girls that's dyin to meet you. Gonna fool around like we used to. Ah, those were the days 😁

[@deeg8849]

From 1963 to 1982, no other band can top their total 20 year body of work (songs, albums, live shows, style, influence, etc)

[@sparkymcplumpthepolydactyl2079]

No one has every come close to that run.. Beatles lasted 9 years, Zep about 10 or 11.

[@andrespalacios1122]

Let me clarify from the start that I am an unconditional ultra fan of the Stones, just in case... But I am obliged to note that the Beach Boys started in 1961 (a year before the Stones, who debuted in 1962), and continued releasing albums and doing shows until 2012. And the Kinks, who started in 1963, continued through the late '90s/early '00s. Today it can be said that no one has had such a career as the Stones... Despite the fact that the Who (active since 1964) are still editing material and currently going on tour.

[@deeg8849]

@@andrespalacios1122 all solid bands and in the case of the kinks and who, amongst my fave (beach boys early 70s stuff to me was their best - not a fan of beach pop era). But neither of the three (to me) is in stones sphere

[@andrespalacios1122]

​@@deeg8849 Hello! 🙋‍♂️ For me, since I was little it had always been the Stones and the Who (in that order). Until in my 30+ years (now I'm 58) I 'discovered the truth': I began to investigate and get material from what are my favorite band to this day: The Kinks. Quite a revelation. This does not mean that I no longer like the Stones and the Who, nor that I have stopped listening to them... but the priorities have changed. At the same time, I'm desperately waiting for the next damn Stones album... and I'm constantly defending them to people who hate and underestimate them... heavies, punks, fans of elegant pop, brainy fans of progressive music.. And especially the Beatle legion, with whom I often intertwine in the Kinks fan group on Facebook... I have nothing against the Fab Four, but their fans often operate as an intolerant and autistic sect, without the slightest margin for dissent and alternative opinions... PS: 👀👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIetgIeEapZ0gZYsi=lXQ8-simsftqG7p6 😁

[@deeg8849]

@@andrespalacios1122 I hear ya. A new album would be nice. I love the Kinks and think they aged very well. Maybe the best pure English band ever. As for stones bashers, I don’t get t from Beatles fans as most have a mutual respect. It’s the Zep dead-heads (Led Zep) that really drive me mad. They are talented no doubt, but they are not in the same league to me. Too heavy, too many ripped off tunes and I don’t think they hit the groove of a true rock n roll band. More like heavy rock.

[@bumperu]

The 80s were all about that sexy sax.

[@stevefoulston]

The lyrics were seemingly inspired by Mick Jagger's deteriorating relationship with his wife, Bianca. Jagger has claimed otherwise, saying: "'Miss You' is an emotion, it's not really about a girl. To me, the feeling of longing is what the song is." Peace out.

[@trep8387]

Was wondering when you get to this..the stones love NYC this was played every where in NY when it came out

[@creditorclass6513]

This song...was bumpin in the hood, a lot of Stones fans were pissed back then and now act like they mess with it.

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

The Stones disco era...they nailed it. Listen to the entire album. Excellent!

[@supertrexandroidx]

I agree with Lex, though, that it sounds more "funky" than disco. I mean, if you didn't know when it came out and what was going on in the music scene at the time, I don't think most people would hear this song and think, "It sounds like disco." Which is probably a good thing. ;)

[@joesmith8725]

@@supertrexandroidx Disco is part of the funk family. Disco is funky lol

[@Jerlwayne]

@@joesmith8725 YES. Disco was a funk bassline with a four on the floor dance drum beat and syncopated guitar riffs. Definitely funk-based.

[@ARD-lk5pr]

@@Jerlwayne Aye, Bill's definitely rubbing some funk on that bass line.

[@flyingburritobro68]

Only disco influenced song on the Some Girls album which had punk, and country influences as well

[@perfessermarshton5209]

I remember this playing over the PA as I walked through the carny at the Hamilton County fair in 1978. No other real associations, just a fragmentary memory from a long past decade.

[@betsyduane3461]

Not jazz or blues. It's basically disco but all rock.

[@billjones5498]

It not that the Stones did Disco, but that some Disco sounds like the Stones.

[@jasonremy1627]

GREAT song. From probably my second favorite Stones album, "Some Girls". Every song is great on that one.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Explore some funk. James brown...

[@joedonlewis9820]

His friend was coming around with a case of wine and some girls. He said COME ON! COME ON!

[@hifinsword]

The Stones are able to combine Folk, Jazz, Blues with Rock N Roll genres with a unique sound, totally different with each song.

[@loristone9242]

Lex is fab with the Mick face!!! 😆 I can't help but make the same face when I listen to the Stones!!! Excellent reaction.

[@chipjones817]

Thanks for reacting to all the Stones music, funny how you always say "This doesn't sound like a Stones song" hahaha Now you're starting to get it. PS congratulations on the new baby, that's the best.

[@donrocktheimposter912]

Disco...4 on the floor.

[@onsesejoo2605]

There was this dance hit couple of years ago which used the same elements as this song but I forget both the performer and the song. Typically it was fairly repetitive but had the sound in it, whether it was a sample or not. The lyrics were something like "know that I love you until I saw you rock & roll." It is NOT the Gary Glitter song.

[@gentryxc]

One of my favorite Stones song. Disco with an edge

[@darkmagus64]

All the old rock bands were adding disco vibes to their sound in order to stay relevant. And that was Sugar Blue on harmonica on the fade out.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, you’ll love their "Honky Tonk Women", "Lets Spend The Night Together" and "You Can't Always Get What You Want"(NOT live) !!!

[@ARD-lk5pr]

They've reacted to two of those already.

[@davidbecker8227]

Definitely a Rhythm and Blues vibe.

[@JimiBurleigh]

This album, called "Some Girls", was the first one to feature Ronnie Wood as an official, full-time member of The Rolling Stones. You are great fun to watch as you explore the music that has been the soundtrack to my life and times.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Yeah, the Mick Taylor era is my favorite, but Ronnie and Keith weave together very interesting guitar parts. Very cool.

[@stevenmotchan2048]

What about the Black and blue album?

[@toxicity0236]

Black and Blue was the first! (and my personal favorite Stones album)

[@jasonremy1627]

@@stevenmotchan2048 He played as a session musician on both It's Only Rock and Roll and Black and Blue, but he was only officially hired after Black and Blue was recorded.

[@manuelmdemarco]

@@jasonremy1627 I don't think that's true, Ron Wood has been an official member since the 75' tour

[@classiclife7204]

The Stones must've went to odd clubs for them to keep calling this "disco" inspired by the places they were going. Isn't this song just blues and soul? I mean, it's not exactly "Do the Hustle", now is it? But ok fine, I won't argue

[@sketchesinsand8593]

Bill Wyman said that he went to dozens of disco clubs working out that bass line. He needed to develop the right feel for that disco beat. Dude took his job seriously. I love that bass line.

[@daledodson1279]

A Rock & Roll Disco song!

[@LOKISlog7]

Out of Time, Time Is On My Side, Mothers Little Helper, Beast of Burden, Get Off Of My Cloud, and even the groovy Harlem Shuffle are must listen to songs.

[@philosophicsblog]

Funky disco groove

[@johnharris6087]

Try “hot stuff”. It’s got serious funk to it

[@ecbenson98]

Speaking of funk... y'all should start exploring that genre... Parliament Funkadelic, The Brothers Johnson, Isley Brothers, and of course Sly and the Family Stone and The Godfather, James Brown

[@kevincaulder20]

Sucking in the 7o's. His marriage to Bianca was falling apart. Roaming the streets of New York. Hanging out at Studio 54. And disco is all the rage. The first single from the album Some Girls would be one their last great triumphs. It was the Stones weaving through and surviving the end of a dreadful period. It was the first Rolling Stones cassette I bought with my own money. And still a favorite. MISS YOU was a monster hit. The record is crammedwith everything that made them great. Country, punk, rock, blues, disco, attitude, a Keith Richards song, a quirky cover, and of course, Mick Jagger in rare form. From start to finish, a solid effort. Now that I think about it, I think I'll find my cd and play it now. Enjoy.