THE ROLLING STONES - SHE'S A RAINBOW (Official Video) | FIRST TIME REACTION

[@donnaabbato508]

This was the first concert we took our daughter to…she was 4 years old…😂😂😂. This began her concert journey!!!👍👍👍

[@Jimi-DV]

Nicky Hopkins at the Piano, John Paul Jones String arrangement. Some strange background noises by Brian Jones. Literally, perfect.

[@modmary1]

“Fairer” means more beautiful 🤩

[@NikkieTwix]

I sing this song to my 3 year old daughter a lot and she knows the words now 😂

[@elysehfm8797]

Love that. Good job!

[@YiorgosChronis]

You are a great mother! Only by this. Continue to give this kind of gifts to your children, this will make them better persons for sure!

[@axiomist4488]

Hello, Nichole, this is 2 years later and your little girl is now 5. How is she coming along? With this kind of music in her life, she must be a happy baby.

[@Mike-gn4un]

‘This is the music guys’ That is a great summation of this track and the Stones peak body of work in general You nailed it here with this reaction guys

[@richie6921]

From the very first few seconds you know you hearing something special, and then it gets even better. One of them all time classics, and then the violins come in

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Came out in '67; always loved it. "Fairer" means prettier, nicer looking.

[@RicoBurghFan]

The great session musician Nicky Hopkins on mesmerizing piano. Absolutely classic!

[@lesliespears8918]

2000 light years from home. Cool Stones

[@annettecole6636]

You will love Wild Horses by the Rolling Stones. WOW!!!!!!!

[@k_salter]

This was out in 1967, I was 6, but I remember it so well. So much nostalgia here. Go back to more of their old stuff like "19th Nervous Breakdown", "Mother's Little Helper," or "Street Fighting Man." They had a greatest hits DOUBLE album out in 1971 called "Hot Rocks" and covered their career from 1964-1971. You're missing so much of that great older stuff of theirs. Thanks for this one.

[@niccinicnic9335]

Yeeeessss - my favorite Stones song 💕

[@Alfie02]

My dad got me into the rolling stones and most big 60s and 70s rock bands at a young age. He'd drive me to nursery (kindergarten) when I was about 3 and once my mum was with us and recorded me singing the words to this song as loud as I could 😂 I'm 18 now and still listen Thanks for the great music dad 😊

[@spreet65]

How good is this.. The Beatles were punching out stuff like Sgt. Peppers in early 1967 & those bands that cared like The Rolling Stones & Beach Boys knew they had to up their game to compete.

[@donnajean3202]

Sweet Brian RIP

[@tedsmith4385]

So different at the time, now just a classic. Beatles and Stones led the world in creations

[@cherylwoodward]

Pink Floyd as well!

[@nativepapi6818]

I was lucky enough to see them in the 70s.

[@MrMike4017]

One of my favs. It makes me happy. Love your reaction! " have you seen a lady fairer?" Great song pic!

[@wendyt7958]

This is what music used to be and should be. So creative

[@aloneranger3980]

"Two wild and crazy guys"

[@annemaclean6634]

Gosh, guys, you've reacted to one of my favourite Elton John songs and now you've reacted to one of my all time favourite Rolling Stones songs too! I just love She's a Rainbow - released in 1967, it's a psychedelic classic I think they call it. The melody is gorgeous with that lovely piano playing and it's just so typically 1960s. Other Stones songs I really like are Respectable, Start Me Up and Street Fighting Man. However there are so many great songs by the Stones it's difficult to select just a few! Really enjoyed your reaction again, guys, many thanks.

[@Sachgrat]

The Rolling Stones arent just a rock band, this song is the proof The musical arrangements are awesome

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

One of their most entrancingly beautiful songs. This is what the world looks like if you have ingested any hallucinogens. You can make colours in the air with your fingers! Stick to the au naturel ones though. 'shroooms!

[@soloparaplaystation6624]

Hahaha sure

[@j.j.4150]

Nice choice, gentlemen! Let It Loose and Shine A Light are two of the most special Stones Songs ever. Can only recommend.

[@annemaclean6634]

I was having a look on Google and apparently John Paul Jones later of Led Zeppelin of course, arranged the strings for this song when he was a session player. There you go, a bit of background for you!

[@guidosarducci]

"They were trying to trick you"...and they did a fine job as far as I can tell...LOL!

[@armandourso1526]

Good old times : CREATIVITY in music !

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

Clicked immediately when I saw the Stones .. one of my top 2 bands. This is one from their early tracks .. '67. This makes me laugh like U George .. very different but I love it. Great job today .. many thnx. B safe & well .. peace out✌🏼🤘🏼💓

[@pete3883]

I'm 69, can't believe they did this ? Producers, studio, equipment.

[@smythharris2635]

1,000 Light Years From Home from same album is great too. She's a Rainbow is a celebration, no doubt.

[@kevinkeane7048]

Please listen to “As Tears go by”. Another classic example of The Rolling Stones music genius. A true 60’s classic that is rock and orchestral. They are gifted and fortunately they shared it with us. How lucky is that?

[@jeffmartin1026]

Ah yes, The Beatles had Sgt. Peppers, The Rolling Stones had Satanic Majesties - psychedelics anyone? I do love this song.

[@raenellefisher8514]

Yeah. You have to know how to listen to acid rock, and the acid definitely helped with that.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Well Jeff, you offering?

[@tsandplay]

And The Beach Boys had Pet Sounds. Not to mention the Floyd, Yes, the Byrds, Moodys and all the psychedelic/progressive bands that followed.

[@steveneardley7541]

Satanic Majesty's Request is seriously underrated. it has a number of other great songs. 2000 Lightyears from Home is one. The Citadel is another.

[@donnabruhn6907]

I was just thinking after all the years listening to the Stones, this Is a very Beatle-esque song. Love the Stones

[@tomassierra3199]

It's a magnificent song

[@troyalcorn1184]

You own your own perspective because it is the only thing you own without cost. You own your own perspective from the day of your birth. I love this song because define "she". This song was written so you are allowed to hear it for you to decide who she is. :)

[@tammycenter8757]

Everything by the Rolling Stones is good. So happy I got to see them live a few times.

[@vickieray]

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@kimryan2675]

Hi guys I was 12 when this came out ,was in my teens in the 70ties , how do I give you a picture of what it was like in Australia at that time. We knew our neighbours, not just in our street but also our neighbour hood. When the local pub closed at 11 it would be who’s place are we going to now to continue partying and listing to music .Saturdays was who’s place are we having the bbq this weekend, we all took turns ,would turn up ,kids in tow there would be around about 20 people or more, played music all night very loudly ,neighbours didn’t complain about how loud it was as they would come over as well. The music the community the friends it was just awesome.

[@extracaliber432]

Still play this on a regular basis, so nice.

[@stephenulmer3781]

This is my favorite Rolling Stones song! ☺

[@NarberKiter]

me too !

[@cherylwoodward]

This song makes me happy!

[@eviekelpie1]

Bros, thank you for doing my requested song which is definitely my favourite Stones song. I play it really loud at home and that piano and little backward bit at the end are so joyous!

[@elysehfm8797]

Have you guys done "2,000 Light Years From Home?" You should. It will take you on a trip.

[@triciasomogyi5431]

Absotootly !!❤️👍

[@alesank1621]

Masterpiece

[@anthonyblakely399]

Can you hear The Beatles influences in this song....well John Lennon and Ringo use to hang out with The Rolling Stones....like in Pubs....and parties......Absolutely Amazing song...and diversity of the The Rolling Stones Greatness which made them among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!!!

[@papercup2517]

Remember, their first hit record was a Lennon-McCartney song (I Wanna Be Your Man). And the story goes that Mick and Keith had to go to John and Paul and ask them how they went about writing their own songs. It wasn't something that musical artists did back then. The Stones had so far only been a (good) covers band, covering American blues and rhythm and blues, and they really had no idea. J and P gave them some tips and the rest is history!

[@anthonyblakely399]

@@papercup2517 They did back then....converse and party and hang out with other artists not the way it is now.

[@steveneardley7541]

The supposed feud between the Beatles and Stones was just a publicity thing. They've all said so.

[@lynnhoffmann247]

My favorite of theirs! 🌈🤗❤️

[@azcactus2008]

Whoever created the video was a genius. That video perfectly matched the song in rhythm and feel.

[@debbiedebster5806]

Such a beautiful Stones song! I love pretty much anything by them!! I'd recommend Monkey Man or Red Rooster (live is most fun!) You guys covered their rockers, and this mellow one... I bet you'd love their Bluesy sounds best.. not to mention the jam sessions! Keep the great reactions coming!♥️

[@luanabrito6937]

That song was aranger by John Paul Jones before led zep

[@RicoBurghFan]

This just might be my favorite Stones song, which is saying a helluva lot. Please consider doing Heartbreaker by them, another great fave of mine. You bros are the best!

[@dannycasson1551]

Wow..you’re digging deep in the vault with this one. Well done! I haven’t heard this in ages. Really cool video...I have never watched it.

[@j.j.4150]

If you want the complete other side of the Stones, the raunchy side, you gotta check out "Stray Cat Blues" as well.

[@stuartallan9914]

Nah man that's got horrible lyrics about screwing under age girls ,proper nonce stuff that ,a hideous record .

[@j.j.4150]

@@stuartallan9914 Beggars Banquet is brilliant, because it got some of their nicest as well as raunchiest lyrics. And Stray Cat Blues is great for what it is. It's supposed to be that raunchy and add that flare to the record.

[@stuartallan9914]

@@j.j.4150 I've got beggars banquet and I've had a copy for over forty years so I hardly need lecturing on the merits of the album ,but even way back when , that lyric was vomit inducing , fair enough if you want to hear songs about kiddy fiddling but it ain't my bag .

[@j.j.4150]

@@stuartallan9914 So, I assume you can't watch any movie or listen to any Song without a moral compass? It's still a Song and I can separate a Song from reality. My God lol.

[@j.j.4150]

@@stuartallan9914 And if you had the Record, then you would know, that it's literally the only Song on it with that sort of lyrics. I am sorry, but it is supposed to be like that. It's juxtapositions they play with on that Album and for that I think it all works.

[@johnclibbens6803]

Great song - you would like Ruby Tuesday.

[@mrjinks5641]

Fantastic reaction I recommend this song to you some months ago I’m so glad you did 👍

[@cletushouse906]

The late great Nicky Hopkins on keys.

[@tsandplay]

You guys are frying WITHOUT acid and giving me flashbacks. Thank you.

[@BaDHabitS4]

one of my favorite feel good songs :)

[@guitarevolution9156]

that piano, those tiny voices,mick sounding great..love this jam..every time

[@petein384]

"2000 lightyears from home" from the same album ist also really great and unique.

[@lynda3860]

early stones were different before the 1970's, they seemed to lose that after Brian Jones died he could play so many instruments

[@Alfredo-xf3ml]

This song belons to the album "Their Satanic Majesties Request" This is the reason why Thje Roolin Stones are Known also as Their Satanic Majesties.

[@williamlovett3775]

They're still touring.

[@ritaillinois7951]

I think I could see leaves growing out of your ears, guys!! 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🤗❤️🎶 xoxo

[@helenarcarvalho]

"Lady Jane" is also wonderful...

[@abandonedchannel1159]

Wild horses, Ruby Tuesday, You can't always get what you want, Lady Jane You also should react to The Hollies. If you loved this song you'll enjoy "King Midas in reverse" by them

[@ronaldbresselsmith1957]

Two Thousand Light Years From Home, We Love You

[@wombatwilly1002]

This song is about Anita Pallenberg.First she was Brian's girlfriend then Keith's.Fun fact: John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin arranged the strings on this when he was a studio musician

[@jimfrederick3907]

"As Tears Go By" and "Ruby Tuesday" are greats.

[@Ikkipepsi]

Beatles had lucy in the sky, stones had shes a rainbow

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

No. Extremely different songs!

[@Ikkipepsi]

but its their song

[@p.millard557]

The whole album is fantastic. I bought it when it was first released and I thoroughly liked it then and I still do now just as much as I did then.

[@bellesque861]

The Rolling Stone's love song to women.

[@elysehfm8797]

FIRST! AWESOME song! Hello from NY!

[@gersonneto2113]

QUEEN put out the fire official video reaction

[@DianaJG8]

A music box...

[@Boatzilla2]

Thanks so much. This song doesn't get a lot of love because it was clear the Stones were trying to copy the Beatles and capture the "Sgt. Peppers" type magic (Rainbow is from their concept album "Her Satanic Majesty's Request." However, this is a really cool song. Thanks for bringing it back to the surface.

[@axiomist4488]

This is the first time I watch you guys and it's been really fun watching you get so excited about this tune. You're right, we need more of this kind of music. There was plenty of it back then (1967). This music and this song in particular will never die. You guys are from Georgia??? You dont have a Southern accent ! (joking, I know it's the other Georgia, by Russia). Peace !

[@sarahzentexas]

Patrick, you would be SO MUCH FUN to go sing karaoke with! Next time you’re in Austin, Texas, USA, let’s do it! Isn’t it amazing that this came out in 1967?

[@completecharleston7142]

Great choice! The entire album "TSMR" was a total trip when it came out, all of the songs are unique (try reacting to "2000 Light Years From Home"). I remember getting it as a pre-teen, it was like the Stones' answer to the Beatles "Sgt. Peppers" album.

[@margiemcpeak9304]

🎸💯🤯 The Stones‼🔥🤟 "Beast of Burden" & "Wild Horses" are BOTH really great cuts, too!

[@johnhouse9983]

liked that ... watch the whole of the beatles movie, the yellow submarine .

[@lisarhae9692]

Gotta love the British Invasion!!

[@M00159]

Moody Blues...Nights in White Satin. Beautiful song. Please!

[@andrewsteinberg7103]

Charlie watts drumming spot on

[@davidmooney2512]

Try Magicians Birthday. URIAH HEEP. Heavy metal Beach Boys were lable

[@davidmooney2512]

2000 light years from home even the more, the flip side of 45 record. Mid 60s experiment with pyshadelic rock

[@jgibs6251]

You guys still must discover The Kinks! Try "Waterloo Sunset".

[@triciasomogyi5431]

❤️❤️❤️👍

[@elysehfm8797]

I always thought the words were "Have you seen the lady Pharaoh?" instead of "fairer."

[@guidosarducci]

You are not alone...LOL!

[@elysehfm8797]

@@guidosarducci, that's a relief! Still makes sense to me. Sun King, rainbows....

[@elysehfm8797]

Guido Sarducci... just got that, lol.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Maybe that is what they said. Who knows? They were tripping balls.

[@elysehfm8797]

@@dudermcdudeface3674, that's true. Lyrics and lyrics videos are often wrong.

[@NikkieTwix]

You guys should react to the song Tales of Brave Ulysses by the band Cream

[@sjfvet519us]

Now you should listen to their other great song from this album "2000 Light-Years from Home".

[@richardstewart1989]

I think the Beatles where the biggest band in the world and influenced many coming up musicians. You also have to consider the other bands that came out at the same time as the Beatles. British Invasion Bands 1. The Rolling Stones 2. The Animals 3. The Kinks 4. The Yardbirds 5. The Zombies 6. The Small Faces USA Bands 1. The Beach Boys 2. The Byrds 3. Booker T and the MG's 4. The Kingsmen 5. The Ventures All these early bands influenced up and coming musicians. Thanks for the reaction keep rockin...

[@eualemorales]

One suggestion, “Melody” from “Black and Blue” álbum.

[@vizelbergpetrick3355]

guns n roses - it's so easy! clip! Hello from Russia broooo

[@papercup2517]

I think this might be my favourite RS song ever... those intricate, romantic melodies and non-standard instrumentation were part of the Brian Jones era, that many people think was the Stones best... here, for example, is a list of the instruments he played on this album (from Wikipedia): Brian Jones - Mellotron (1-3, 5-10), flute (2, 5, 10), backing vocals (5, 6), percussion (1, 5, 6), güiro (1, 5, 10), saxophone (1, 2, 10), sound effects (3, 9), acoustic guitar (4, 7), electric guitar (6), vibraphone (5), glockenspiel (1, 5), theremin (5, 9), jew's harp (5), brass (1, 5, 6), organ (7), electric dulcimer (2, 8, 9), recorder (8), sarod (8), harp (10) Can we all put our hands together too for the makers of this stunning video, please? Thank you guys for your joyous, appreciative reaction. You're like a rainbow!

[@guichogf5636]

This was from the Brian Jones era. For me the best Stones was with Mick Taylor on guitar after Jones died. One of my favorite tunes is Winter. The whole Goats Head Soup album is so good. Try also Dancing with Mr D

[@derjogderjog8031]

Try Dandelion and 2000 miles from home...both those in same type of song...Stones are golden...Over 500 songs and most of them very good..Try some of their 60's..first 6 albums.

[@meldonnelly5274]

Goes back to the days of Dance Halls. Uppers & downers & purple hearts

[@kentclark6420]

Try '2000 Light Years From Home', on same album. It will trip you out!

[@uchihatsukuyomihikari8690]

My favorite song I love ittt the age of brian jones rock psicodelic forever

[@OregonDARRYL]

The Stones sang and connected with men like them. The Beatles sang love songs and connected with women. Apples and Oranges.

[@ladyca8366]

It's LSD that makes the rainbow.