🎵 Rolling Stones - Angie REACTION

[@jean-francoispirenne6518]

On my opinion, one of their best songs.

[@chrisjamieson3452]

Underrated. Gorgeous melody.

[@goosefarm3602]

agree

[@andyfletcher3561]

From their best LP as well.

[@Angie-W]

Mine too 💗

[@williawilkes1036]

@Goosecore out of time

[@loristone9242]

My Daddy used to sit and listen to this song and eventually learned to play it on his acoustic guitar when my Mom divorced him and married another man. I was only about 7 years old, and didn't understand he was grieving the loss of his marriage and his family. Looking back as an adult, I know how heartbroken he was. Such a sad beautiful song.

[@jefflast9489]

Ouch...hope your Pops recovered and moved on eventually. So sad, when a family is destroyed. So hard on the kids too.

[@Valorius]

Very bittersweet story Lo.

[@montbob100]

God Bless.

[@fgilroy50]

@Goosecore Don't get married if it is not till death do us part. Period.

[@williawilkes1036]

Live your life as only you want to....,.take care.....,be happy..........

[@sixslinger9951]

Personally, I think this is Mick 's best singing . He really is a gifted singer with a ton of emotion and unique voice.

[@DFWTF]

For some reason , maybe its my headphones but you can also hear Kieth singing it too .

[@xxTICxxTOCxx]

This, and all Mick's stuff on the Stripped album.... great stuff!!!

[@mandyharewood886]

Unique, yes! And strangely mesmerizing.

[@epilepticrants3371]

You can never go wrong with The Stones.

[@Mike-gn4un]

@@mattbecham597 your loss matt

[@wickedmirage]

In 1984 when I was 16, my best friend was a another girl named Angie. She was 16, waist long blonde hair and tall as the summer was long. We did everything together, where 1 was found the other would be too. One day, she just disappeared without a trace. Weeks rolled by they could not find her. The 45 of this song was in constant play on my stereo as I cried and prayed they'd find her. Months passed and I got a phone call - it was her! She said "Baby - it's me! I'll be coming home soon." and then she hung up. They traced her to California, long way from Omaha, NE. She'd been taken by an Afghan guy. She was never seen or heard from again. That was 36 years ago. I still think of her, I still miss her and still song still brings tears to my eyes.

[@Lovegun-w4s]

😥

[@Frank75288]

Diversity is our strength

[@williamswiniuch7527]

Wow! What a story and I’m sorry

[@chrissyc1996]

Such a sad story, I'm so sorry.

[@jannieg-85]

So heartbreaking.

[@NYVoice]

1973 in the winter. Sat on a wooden fence at the end my snowcovered street with a Panasonic transistor radio when I first heard this. A treasured memory.

[@apostle6100]

My wife's name was Angie, she died and this song always brings me back...

[@seven2464]

I'm sorry for your loss Brother.

[@apostle6100]

@@seven2464 I appreciate it...

[@pinkled4429]

Stay strong Sir.

[@cacatuas8701]

You should have to be so stronger for listen this song. I'm admiring You!

[@straightener2001]

Incredible band, very versatile. I started listening to music in 1964, these guys are in my top 10 best.

[@kurtsaxton823]

They have to be in everyone's top 10 if you're a true rocker.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, their “Honky Tonk Women”, “Wild Horses” and “Its Only Rock ‘n Roll” are next for you!!

[@CW_9]

Great suggestions! I LOVE “Wild Horses”.

[@surlechapeau]

@@CW_9 thanks!

[@craigplatel813]

How about street fightin' man. No one does that.an under appreciated stones song

[@douglasmijangos3327]

They haven’t done Wild Horses? I think they already did .. I’m a look it up .. great song

[@HidingFromFate]

Those would be my next three suggestions for them plus Miss You. Full length version, of course.

[@Teresia12]

The most beautiful and sad breakup song ever. But I could listen to it nearly all day.

[@salbuda6957]

Yeah, I’m really disappointed by Lex’s callous reaction to it.

[@edprzydatek8398]

This song and "She's A Rainbow" are my 2 favorite Stones songs. That's saying a lot considering their body of work. Nice reaction.

[@danlefou]

That hi--hat stroke, like a weeping sniff, still gets me every time.

[@VidiotSavante]

"A weeping sniff" - What a great and accurate description! I've always felt and appreciated the emotional impact of that hi-hat even when I first heard it as a kid. RIP Charlie Watts!

[@aaronvanzile3824]

That's a really really really good descriptive way to put that, very very well done

[@OregonDARRYL]

They are masters of sound and emotion.

[@CanadaDan]

I love this song. The Rolling Stones is one of the few bands that have stood the test of time and they also have so much variety, epic band

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

After all these years, it's still my favorite Stone's song.

[@jonsey156]

This is a truly beautiful song !

[@SheckyBeagleman]

I love Lexie's singing and mannerisms impressions of Mick Jagger. Nails IT! So entertaining! She got it!

[@GTLyons]

"...and her kisses still taste sweet.... " all there hopes and dreams just didn't work out.... nowhere did he say there was another woman... it was just time to go.... beautiful break up song if ya ask me.... thumbs up for the reaction guys....

[@michaell874]

This is the only Rolling Stones’ song that I really love! It’s so sad, and just tugs at you, and brings me back, in a way.

[@user-he2rv4pq5k]

Angie is a metaphor for a heroine addiction that he was getting over. Go back and listen to the words again. It’s amazing. The Rolling Stones were masterful in their lyrics.

[@Mike-gn4un]

I think your right Keith was having drug addiction treatment and when he was starting to feel better wrote the track

[@user-he2rv4pq5k]

@@Mike-gn4un yeah, I think that’s it exactly. Amazing lyrics

[@paulrevere-e6y]

Richards wrote it while getting over his heroin addiction, it's not about heroin itself

[@paulrevere-e6y]

“I wrote ‘Angie’ in an afternoon, sitting in bed,” the Rolling Stones guitarist wrote. “Because I could finally move my fingers and get them in the right place again…It was not about any particular person, it was a name, like ‘Ohhh, Diana.’”

[@bobschenkel7921]

Among the few acoustic songs by The Stones, along with "Wild Horses" and sorta in "Dead Flowers", "Angie" was Mick trying to express his hippie, flower child, true rolling stone self. 'Nothing holding me down, I'm going off on my own path', that sort of thing.

[@Skavar4000]

OMG Mr totally oblivious to emotionally connecting with the music and go directly to obsessing over lyrics... thank god for Lexi gets it musically in her soul every time. You're a lucky man.

[@vickieray]

This is my all time favorite Rolling Stones song ♥️🎼♥️

[@John_Chu]

Angie is David Bowie's ex-wife. At the time Mick wrote this song, he was very close friends with David and his wife. Maybe more than socially. Wink wink.

[@nthdegree1269]

Actually, Keith Richard's wrote the song. here is an excerpt from his auto biography "Anita was down the road having our daughter, Angela. Once I came out of the usual trauma, I had a guitar with me and I wrote 'Angie' in an afternoon, sitting in bed, because I could finally move my fingers and put them in the right place again, and I didn't feel like I had to s--t the bed or climb the walls or feel manic anymore. I just went, 'Angie, Angie.' "

[@isabelsilva62023]

@@nthdegree1269 Yes Keith came up with the title and wrote most of the song but it certainly is not about his daughter, in the 1960's there was no way to know the gender before the child was born.

[@mage1439]

@@isabelsilva62023 I mean, he said his wife was having her, presumably at that moment. It's not weird to think he could have put the name in there later, it's not as the band recorded it as he wrote it.

[@nthdegree1269]

@@isabelsilva62023 It started as a name associated with Anita his wife, Then of course his daughter's name is Angela. They may have discussed the possibility of boy or girl names and maybe that's what stuck with him. It's certainly not about David Bowie's wife.

[@magneteye]

Angie said she would find Mick and David naked in bed together often.

[@howardbrown911]

This song and "Miss You" are my favs for the Stones. Such a sweet song about a breakup. The reason for the split seems not to be because of a lack of love, but because of the fights brought on by lack of money and the couples' needs not beig met. Such a wonderful song that reflects reality so well. Great music too!

[@Shootingstarcomics]

Naw man, Angie put a scratch on his Dodge Charger so he hit the road. Miss You is my favorite, especially the long version.

[@johnstjohn6658]

Yeah,... I'm surprised they haven't done "Miss You" I was shocked to see them having done "Gimme Shelter".

[@melk1393]

Miss you is so 🔥 and underrated in my opinion

[@Rasmuth]

The Stones defy definition. They can literally do anything musically. Their body of work with all the variations of styles and such is simply astounding.

[@OregonDARRYL]

They did every genre - and well - almost as if they are trying to prove no one even comes close to them. I think they won the discussion.

[@SheckyBeagleman]

"AAAH -Angie AHHHH-Angie" I love Lexie's impression of Mick Jagger :)

[@mkmstillstackin]

Have always loved this song. Thanks for giving a listen.

[@gregdavidson670]

Every time i hear this song it takes me back to a cold foggy night in high school driving around in the back of my subdivision of Quail Valley in Missouri City Texas. Good memory.

[@joanndowers5080]

There is no bad Rolling Stone's song but this is one of my favorites. So much feeling in this song. 💖

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

I absolutely love this song and love Mick’s voice! I think the song is about a love that has run it’s course! Sometimes it’s nobody’s fault, it just doesn’t work!❤️❤️

[@markhilker9454]

One of my favorite parts of watching your vid's is when lex does her impersonations of whomever is singing. She is remarkably good at it...

[@solitarybee3714]

This is my absolute favorite song by the Rolling Stones. Love it.

[@allensaunders449]

One of the best songs ever written

[@christinewaide5249]

One of the most beautiful saddest songs ever written. The music itself is just so beautiful.

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Mick Jagger wrote this song about David Bowie’s wife. Jagger was in love with her, not sure if Bowie knew it are not at the time, but after this song came out he sure as hell did! 😱

[@marialupinacci5283]

But It was also a rumor at the time that Angie walked in on her husband and Mick in bed together. So is the song about Angie or David? Lol

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

@@marialupinacci5283 you are also correct, there are several different rumors about the song, anyone can take their pick, but the most common is Jagger’s love for Bowie’s wife, although her walking in on Mick & David is funny as hell. 😂🤣😆🤫

[@sukie584]

Except that Keith wrote this. It was just a rumor that has stuck around.

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

@@sukie584 😩👎

[@bluebird3281]

Rolling Stones "Dead flowers" and "Sister Morphine" are songs you should try that NO ONE reacts to. Continue to be trend setters, give them a try !

[@docbearmb]

Let me second that sentiment. No body, no band ever did a song like Sister Morphine. The highlight of it, in addition to Jagger’s dramatic singing performance, is the unparalleled slide guitar of Ry Cooder. Just haunting! And Dead Flowers is a outpouring of disdainful bitterness that only Dylan has ever come close to. I love it.

[@noother964]

I absolutely agree!

[@jco207]

Yes please.

[@scottfrench4139]

"Dead Flowers" is sensational, top 10 Stones for me.

[@darrenbealeofficial]

YES! and also "Sweet Virginia"

[@armadillotoe]

The Stones have been around for over 60 years. You could spend the rest of the year reacting only to the Rolling Stones and not run out of great music.

[@herbertmische8660]

Great, fantastic super song and hit!!!! That`s MUSIC!!! 🤗

[@mage1439]

I had to keep myself from breaking out the lighter for this one. Even knowing this song I'd forgotten just how good it is.

[@JKM395]

The Stones were my first concert. I saw them in... '95 I think, in Tampa. They started a love of seeing live shows that has never stopped. I've seen some bands at festivals that truly sucked out loud, but I always had a wonderful time at the show.

[@nealm6764]

Definitely a "We love each other, but this just isn't working, and we both know that it will never work" song. Those are the hardest, because if you are not careful and honest about things you can lose huge chunks of time to them. Years.

[@ktpupp]

Been there, done that...

[@leftcoaster67]

Considering the band's incredible library of songs. This has to be one of the best ballads they ever did.

[@johntremmel3949]

This is off the “goat head soup album” good album “ heartbreaker” off the same album is great if you want obscure but great “ memory motel “is awesome

[@willfromyadkinville]

i will not lie. i am not the biggest Rolling Stones fan but this was top notch!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

One of my fave Rolling Stones songs - beautiful! ♥

[@michaelchristopher3845]

Keith, who wrote the majority of the song’s music and lyrics, said in his autobiography that the name Angie came to him while in Switzerland detoxing from his heroin addiction. “I wrote ‘Angie’ in an afternoon, sitting in bed,” the Rolling Stones guitarist wrote. “Because I could finally move my fingers and get them in the right place again…It was not about any particular person, it was a name, like ‘Ohhh, Diana.’”

[@dustinpatton576]

when I was in my 20s I had a 3 year relationship with an Angie. She broke me. Took me until I was 30 to be able to listen to this song...while you're on the Stones Watch them and a young Eddie Vedder do Wild Horses live. Spectacular.

[@andyburge7358]

Takes me right back to when I was a teenager and bought Goats Head Soup .. my first Stones album. And fell in love to this song

[@mikehardesty98]

Beautiful song ,Mick writes great lyrics

[@jakeenan]

Keith wrote it.

[@robertsaul234]

What jakeenan said.

[@stevecarnival3464]

Keith Richards wrote the song with Jagger contributing only a little to this song.

[@scottmendoza8989]

Keith riches wrote to lyrics

[@Valorius]

This is one of the 3 holy trinity Rolling songs stones to me, along with Wild Horses and Paint it black.

[@WindmillChef]

At the time it was rumored that the song is about "Angela Barnett", David Bowie's first wife when they were splitting up. This song is just crafted magnificently in its simplicity and Mick Jagger's vocal performance is epic, you live the sadness of a break-up when listening to this song, like you are there, so convincing is the way Jagger tells the story. You just never tire from listening to this song.

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..Lex.., I think the way the way he pronounces.."Angie"..is what has made this song such a classic till this day..IMO it's one of the reasons the song is so heartfelt..❤

[@julieperkins7077]

That song brings back memories of a boyfriend from 49 years ago he used to sing that when it came on the radio that still makes me smile

[@renewillner5061]

My 1# band.. thank you..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌸. Waiting on a friend, is a great tune..❤️

[@deepcoder1845]

I was watching Euronews channel yesterday and the Stones had just sold out the national stadium in Madrid and then headed to a sold out show in Paris next.In his 70's and still selling out stadiums folks, not bars or cow towns. I am not sure the world will ever see this again....great review.

[@Jahera411]

This is my absolute favourite stones track and I only just stumbled across it! I didn't know they had an acoustic ballad

[@davidme9698]

Loved that song! But we use to room in a house with five others and for laughs when I would be in the john taking a dump I would sing Angie with a emphasis on the push of the notes! Thanks for the memories!

[@alkronlage5236]

This song brings me right back to high school. We actually had a jukebox in our lunch room and Angie was played so much you could hear the scratches on the record before the first note was played. Good times!

[@marialupinacci5283]

Same for the jukebox in my junior high "break room."

[@pulsarlights2825]

"We can't take drugs because Keith Richards took ALL of them, there are none left" Dennis Leary

[@farmerbill6855]

Nobody gonna notice from the greatest rock band ever comes a wonderful tune who's almost total accompaniment is piano and strings?

[@Valorius]

Led Zeppelin enters the room.

[@williawilkes1036]

@@Valorius too right..........

[@williawilkes1036]

A brill',.......band.................then James Patrick page thought he'd put together a little combo.............& music changed..........forever.....

[@Valorius]

@@williawilkes1036 The Hammer of the Gods.

[@jorgeatalayareyes636]

I was last week seeing them live in Madrid (unfortunately without Charlie anymore), and I have to say that of course they are not youngsters, but they put on a great show. There are very few bands that can come remotely close to an endless list of which ones are best.

[@williawilkes1036]

Cheer up...,,you're out of time.,......

[@ArmandoMPR]

The version they did of Beast of Burden in Madrid is one of my favorites ever. I don’t know how it came through for you and everyone else physically there, but the video I watched was amazing.

[@Ritaholden1]

One of the most beautiful love songs ever written.

[@christopherpollak7448]

The Goat's Head Soup Album. I believe this song was written about David Bowie's wife at the time. Her name was Angela.

[@Mike-gn4un]

No actually Keith Richards wrote it in 1972, in his autobiography he claims it wasn’t about anyone in particular just the name suited the title and refrain of the track

[@rayharley597]

This is, I believe, my all-time favourite Stones song. Wouldn't have been a teenager yet when I first heard it, and fifty years later it still has a hold on me, kerk

[@UnexpectedTurnOfEvents]

When I was a child I thought that if they really loved each other it wouldn't have mattered that they had no money in their coats, but once I grew up I understood that sometimes my grandmother's saying "Quan ke mancia la minestra, l'amor al va fora da la fenestra" (when you don't have soup, love goes out the window) is true... Poverty can certainly take a toll on a relationship. When you have money problem you start arguing, and stress keeps you from appreciating what you have -- each other -- and make wrong choices, which then compound the problem. It doesn't have to be this way, but it's an all too common thing.

[@donnierichardson2309]

Love the Stones this song is off the Goat Head Soup Album the Album has many great songs on it

[@brianfisher6165]

Since the day this song was released, it has been my all time favorite Stones song!!!🎼👌🎶👍✌️🎼😁

[@rhiahlMT]

One of those songs you couldn't believe the Stones could do. It's beautiful. Another great from them is "Wild Horses".

[@GunsmithSid]

I remember hearing this song kind of in passing at summer camp when I was about 7. The older kids had a small AM radio and were sitting around it listening - what I heard/understood was the singer singing “ I - N - J “ instead of Angie… 🤦‍♂️

[@larrymac5811]

Hadn't heard that one in awhile...brought tears to my eyes.

[@greggburke3770]

How is this for an absolute mindf@ck? Keith Richards wrote this song while about trying to say goodbye to his relationship with heroin. He used the name Angie to represent the drug because a sing serenading heroin was not likely going to be commercially successful. So when he writes, "With no lovin' in our souls, And no money in our coats" he was talking about how heroin drained him of feeling love and made him numb, and broke.

[@angier5775]

I was so glad this song came out during my high school years! My bf sang it to me all the time 💓

[@sjbre7654]

Lex, your reactions are great. Great song. Saw The Stones at Hyde Park last year. Amazing.

[@crzyasylm8340]

as a youngster..riding my bike..i crested a hill..overlooking a great scene...and this song came on..and i understood life...believe it or not...was a great moment..learning to be true and sincere:)

[@paulbugel2164]

I love when Lex imitates the singers.

[@mcddtlc]

Can’t you hear me knocking- can’t you hear me knocking!!!!!

[@poppiethestable1090]

No nonsense Brad...Dig how you dive right into the tunes. .No lollygaggin

[@ArmandoMPR]

This song can be a little bit too real. The Stones are the greatest band ever, and part of their greatness has to do with their versatility. “Miss You” is another one that should be reacted to.

[@THEDEEPDIVE]

going through a divorce at the moment.. this song is hitting harder than it ever did. Much of it comes from how hard Mick sells the emotion in the vocals. A stunner although I never dug the string section on this one.

[@MatthewC137]

@@HandleTakenlol Gertrude?

[@rickg8015]

@@HandleTakenlol Mathilda?

[@MundoDragon]

@@HandleTakenlol Roger Hodgson?

[@leftcoaster67]

You kidding, that's why I love the Rolling Stones they always bring a lot of different sounds. I thing the strings are perfect in this song.

[@THEDEEPDIVE]

@@leftcoaster67 i like diversity in sounds.. just not this particular element.

[@Kavala76]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. My favourite RS song. So rarely reacted to. Takes me back to slow dancing in the early 1970's. The best snogging song I know ;)

[@zigguratofur7298]

Hohoho, music for slow dances at school or in someone's dark basement. Will throw in Led zep stairway to heaven and free bird by Skynyrd for the list.

[@SteveBrownleesMusicPortal]

Mick: "Uhhhhh--aaaaannnnnggggggjayyyyyy" .... Lex: "That's my favorite part!" ....... That was MY favorite part! 😁

[@jameskennedy721]

They were good at rocking out . Their slow songs are also great .

[@dolfin9879]

I have to laugh at Mick doing his impersonation of a southern accent being as he’s a boy from Dartford a small town on the Thames a few miles east of London. Did you catch it! As usual you can find all about this song on Wikipedia where there is an excellent article

[@joeysabad5701]

"HE" Died, .... listen again from that 'understanding', and ' perspective' ... that he's singing it from his pain that he, "left" her, (he died... ) great, and beautiful song...

[@saturnnet1627]

Lex always crack me up with her imitations, lol

[@angelinaalexander3541]

This song gets hard for me straight up. I always loved a few men I love unconditionally 💜 always have always will 💯 no it's never Time to say goodbye damn it 🤣💯😎 I'm crying watching this! 💜

[@shellzmoe8966]

I’ve always read so much into this haunting song, I just see a couple who has struggled together and tried so hard but they’re not making it, they’re hungry, they’ve had big set backs, he loves her and is feeling like a loser cause he can’t support her, he knows she deserves better and probably wants her to go on home to her parents so she’ll be safe, and they can’t say they never tried.

[@thebjd]

Such a great song

[@sharilynbratton6476]

Wild Horses is another great soulful Mick song that showcases his voice well. Always loved that song.

[@lucamarcellino2649]

Tumbling dice is very good by rolling stones

[@sarahzentexas]

Allegedly written about David Bowie’s ex wife Angela Bowie. They were all…uh…extremely close when they were young and wild.

[@mpmlopes]

This is not true though. On his autobiography Keith says the song was about his daughter Angela, but at the time he didn't want to admit it because he's "not the type to be writing about my babies and shit".

[@robertsaul234]

Except it was written by Keith.

[@allenlocke1935]

I saw her (Angie) tell Oprah that very story

[@Mike-gn4un]

Actually in Keith Richards autobiography in 2010 he said he wrote the song after getting drug addiction treatment in 1972. He said it wasn’t named after anyone or about anyone in particular His daughter Angela had not yet been born (although her birth was imminent) but he didn’t know the sex of the child until she was born.

[@josehborba3004]

@@mpmlopes nope that's what everybody thinks ,it's not, keith whrote this song ,it's about keith women ,and possible Anita,even daugher ,I hear keith say many times it's about HERION here we go .

[@KanetsidohiKanotoush]

In 1973 I was 12 years old and I remember my dad which was over 60, didn't understand english and have no idea who the Rolling Stones were but loved this song. To be fair, my dad loved good music no matter from where it came

[@djl9919]

1 of the best Rolling Stones songs. Rock on Brad & Lex

[@AB-C1]

Great song! Stones and Jagger are Legends all of em! Plus fact it was like a classical piece with the strings and classical arrangement... Fantastic stuff!! Listen to "Wild Horses" and "Honky Tonk Woman", there's loads tbh, but they're great sing they did. 👍❤️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@decemberwind69]

Paint it black is one of my favorites and wild horses besides Sympathy for the devil . But you can't go wrong with the stones .I love the version of beast of burden with Bette Midler .

[@Angie-W]

This is my favorite song by them ❤️.

[@sealdrup]

My favorite song of the Rolling Stones!

[@rk41gator]

Forgot how sad and beautiful this song was. Great musicians.

[@docbearmb]

Did you ever hear a singer whisper the lines before? I hadn’t. He sings, “Let me whisper in your ear.” Then he whispers, “Angie, Angie. Ain’t it time we said good-bye.” That’s what sounds so different.

[@TarHeelMan98]

Ths song was on an album called goats head soup.

[@onsesejoo2605]

I have always wondered the "ghost vocals" going on the backround. I later learned that it is the guide vocal track, meaning it contains the melody lines but not necessarily the proper lyrics, that has leaked to actual vocal part. They decided to leave the cut be as it turned out.