FIRST TIME HEARING The Rolling Stones - Out Of Control - Havana Moon (Reaction!!)

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[@Tommysimonsen]

Before Gangster Rap, Rolling Stone was basically the same. I`m not even sure there was anyone in-between, time line vise, rap just toke over where hard Rock let go, and Metal went underground. Hells Angels MC 1969 Altamont Concert (2003) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHrEq4iNZ82mg8U

[@Tommysimonsen]

Most just mention Woodstock, the summers of love, but also death, a slow death of ideas. Ides of peace, and civility. Lets hope we can live the lie long enough that it don`t matter to us, toke over.

[@rachelpsmith3129]

@@Tommysimonsen I saw Timothy Leary speak in about 1985 a year or two before his death, I think. He (metaphorically) preached about LSD, addiction, space and other cool stuff. After his talk he took questions and two old hippies accused him to his face of working for the FBI, helping to destroy the 60s dreams of peace and love and revolution. I thought they were cranks but I was just a kid. Now I just don't know. It sure does seem to me that that the world has been in decline since 1970 or so. Anyway, enough of that.

[@Sakyagirl]

Check out: Tim Buckley Sweet Surrender from his Greetings from LA album

[@r.d.thomas5253]

Polo...Can't You Hear Me Knocking by the stone studio version...Yes I am not in the buyme coffee or other, but a soul of meaning I am...I will post great music requests and love your takes on music Polo...Thanks

[@rachelpsmith3129]

More please. Can't You Hear Me Knocking will blow your mind. Ditto for Sympathy for the Devil and a hundred other songs. That was a great reaction.

[@robertdegrazia9668]

My favorite band since 1966. First time I saw tham at 15 years old . Then 8 more times.

[@arjaylee]

This was a Wonderful Concert. First big Rock Concert in Cuba. The looks on the faces of the people are priceless.

[@astonsfan]

You want to hear a rock song, a country song, a disco song a blues song or a mellow song that will make you cry? The STONES got you covered!

[@alansmith7626]

well said!

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

You want to start with their earlier stuff... the songs that made them superstars...and see them perform when they were younger... Satisfaction, Ruby Tuesday, 19th Nervous Breakdown, Paint It Black, Get Off My Cloud, and anything from the albums Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, or Exile on Main Street.... this is the stuff their reputation was built on

[@ktrsBklyn]

Oh goodness - there are dozens and dozens of absolutely classic and/or peak Rolling Stones. You’ve got to go back to 60s and 70s for the very best Stones. Paint It Black, Gimme Shelter, Sympathy for the Devil, Factory Girl, Tumbling Dice, Satisfaction (arguably their most famous song), She’s a Rainbow, 19th Nervous Breakdown, You Can’t Always Get What You Want (studio version is a must), Moonlight Mile, Angie, I could go on and on!

[@troyspurling1910]

Good one Polo. Keith Richards is to the Stones what Jimmy Page is to Zeppelin or Tom Morello is to Rage. They are the nucleus and the engine of their bands. Keith Richards is the OG. He's always been an incredible guitar player but he's also a walking encyclopedia of history and knowledge. Very intelligent

[@petermachare5711]

Great point. There's a video on youtube by Craig Ferguson explaining that the Stones are Keith's band. Craig was hired to do a film for the Stones and went on tour with them.

[@jenivreangel7686]

Yes! I love the Stones. Paint it Black. Sympathy for the Devil. Start Me Up. Gimme Shelter. Beast of Burden. You Can't Always Get What You Want. I Can't Get No Satisfaction. Angie. Wild Horses. Okay, I'll stop now. But you catch my meaning. Definitely check out more from these guys.

[@petermachare5711]

Mick and Keith have known each other since they were around 6 years old. They met up again in 1961 when Keith saw Mick carrying some albums from the Chess Record company. Their mutual love of American music has been evident in all they have done.

[@jeraldkimball494]

You got to consider these guys are in their 70's and still jamming.

[@woody816]

This man just said "this guy" Abiut the legend and heart of the stones Keith Richards

[@jimmcevers9443]

This is from a free concert in Havannah, Cuba attended by an estimated 450,000 in March 2016 around the time Pres Obama visited. Rock up until this time had been all but banned in Cuba. The ban apparently didn't work as most of the audience can be seen singing along. The DVD is Havannah Moon and is worth a watch. Always a great show. Great tunes too many to mention... enjoy the ride!!!

[@Micknkeithable]

The Stones have the largest catalog of great and well-known songs. The GOAT’s Easily

[@ginger7044]

You need to see Mick's moves when he was young. Also, it's been said that Keith Richards kept a straight true never deviating beat and Mick Jagger just played around it never quite completely on the beat... that dissonance made their music ear candy ... We just didn't know why. Also these guys are in their 60's and 70's and still going strong....wow!

[@Breal980]

Midnight Rambler - Can’t you hear me knocking

[@brandibug0804]

Most of these dudes are still rocking it today! I had the privilege of working one of their shows a couple years ago and it was crazy! You need to go to a rock show! I want to see that reaction video.

[@loisr3970]

Ahhh the boys, I am 60 so 1962. They have been touring since. They live for the stage. They are gonna have a hard time stopping. Cheers

[@michaelnussbaumer1534]

Polo,you should see the live concert the Stones did in Havana Cuba for free in front of 6 hundred thousand people.That was a party!

[@kurtullrich805]

This concert wsa in Havana, Cuba....there were about a million people in and outside the venue....

[@themoldred]

Keith Richards (guitar) and Mick Jagger... 79 years old... a miracle... a scientific case of study ... how can they be alive and have survived so much substance?. Keith Richards is the daddy of Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribean saga.

[@rhondaharmon724]

I am 65 and I do not know a time the stones were not around. I saw them in 1981 at the now defunct Tangerine Bowl and we were bused in from Disney. Van Halen was their opening. There were the said 75,000 there. Crazy time and it was great.

[@toddbyrnes2199]

The Rolling Stones live at the max is a great concert film of a lot of their greatest hits. They have so many great tunes. I suggest live because the Stones never disappoint I've seen them 13 times since 1981 discover more stones live you won't regret it and you will become a fan.

[@michaelnussbaumer1534]

You should get this Havana Moon concert. Watch the whole free concert in Havana Cuba.

[@wanderer0617]

Rolling Stones is my favorite band since the 70s when I saw them 2x, 2x in 80s, 3x in the 90s and again in 2022. Ok, I dated myself 😂. There's nothing like Stones live. So many great live performances to react to. Gimme Shelter, Monkey Man, Miss You when Lisa Fischer was with them. Midnight Rambler. Tina Turner and Mick Jagger singing Brown Sugar together with the Stones in Tokyo. Tina and Mick's performance at Live Aid. She loved playing with the Rolling Stones, they toured together, she influenced Mick's dancing when she was with Ike, touring with then 60s. They're so much alike in their energy.

[@alansmith7626]

like all the truyt great performers, their catalogue will take you places...I am 68, grew up with them since they began and went along for the ride...my Mom had a thing for Jagger, even way back then ! I am curious about the Other Stones tune...such a tease man! LOL

[@pattyfreeburn3743]

Rolling Stones, Great before and still Great now! ROCK ON ROLLING STONES✌️🤟🏻👏🏼💙‼️ Polo, more Rolling Stones

[@brianspencer7815]

Check out Muddy Waters and Rolling Stones live at the Checkerboard Lounge from 1981. "Baby Please Don't Go".

[@johnniekight1879]

Paint It Black, Sympathy For The Devil, Can't You Hear Me Knocking. All great tunes.

[@robertpetre9378]

Keith Richards is just too cool for school 😅😂😂

[@debbiedebster5806]

And he may just live forever lol ❤KEEF!

[@jimnicosia5934]

They played at the Palace, Albany, NY in 1964. They got booed off stage. Tickets were two dollars.

[@kentishmale1969]

None of us will ever be as cool as Keef on stage in Havana, its not possible!!

[@snobear41]

I am a LOT older than you (61) and while I have been a Stones fan since my teens, Icannot say I recall hearing this one- Thanks POLO remember they have been around since the 60's which makes Mick Jagger 80 next month so that he still has "moves" as you put it is AMAZING!- Tyler

[@gregorylapointe4157]

They have a catalogue of music spanning 60 years, have fun picking your next tune.

[@paulaleckey1968]

so many songs to explore!!

[@ibhuff1]

Shine a light!

[@arjaylee]

The Greatest Rock n Roll Band In the World. The Beatles opened the door, and the Stones kicked it off its hinges.

[@april6058]

Enjoyed your reaction. The Rolling Stones put on an EPiC show. I’ve been to many if their concerts- big fan!! You should definitely se them if you get a chance- brush up on there discography because ever person in the crowd young and old is singing every song!

[@cletushouse906]

Just another one of their songs that just screams ROLLING STONES. Love it.

[@realbser1956]

I think it was April, 1964 when their first studio album made it to the US. In 2019, they released their 30th. That doesn’t include all the live albums, compilations, greatest hits, etc. You can devote a whole other channel to The Stones and never run out of great music to react to. After The Beatles, the biggest selling artists in history. 🔥🔥

[@hannahhoney7906]

Wow fantastic reaction. The song is deep in the catalog, I would be surprised if most of their fans know this song! I love this song, seriously underrated IMHO. Mick is a superb harmonica player! The bass player is Darryl Jones, try to check a recent live version on Miss You to really experience his abilities. The ‘cool” guitar player is Keith Richards. When Mick is playing the harmonica with Keith, you can almost see the two 18 year olds playing in Mick’s living room. The performance is from 2016, their first time being allowed to play Cuba, (actually had to postpone the concert because of President Obama’s visit to Cuba.)The Stones are still fantastic in concert and hopefully will tour again. At the time of this concert Mick and Keith are 71!

[@SonjaFroneman]

The Rolling Stones are EPIC!

[@MamawT65]

The old and young love the Rolling Stone! The guitar player is Keith Richards and yes he is cool!

[@jlovebirch]

For me, not knowing the Stones is like never noticing the sky is blue. Check out: Midnight Rambler, Gimme Shelter, Honky Tonk Women, Brown Sugar, Can't You Hear me Knocking, Tumbling Dice, Rip this Joint, etc. (All the albums from 1968-72 period especially).

[@Sakyagirl]

The songs you listed are the classic Rolling Stones. Not sure why this song was selected!

[@RunningNotStopping]

❤ how u said "nice, groovy kinda tracks" That's him being sensitive to u old ppl! 🤣 LMAO This was mostly just a funny performance, popcorn should be involved 😁

[@mikmaqwoman]

The Albums : Some Girls, Beggers Banquat, Tatto You...and so on...they have awesome tunes on all their albums

[@beachgirl6565]

They are still touring. Mick turns 80 next month.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Mick Jagger is one of my favorite performers to watch he is always so entertaining 😊 More please

[@Micknkeithable]

This is late-era Stones. He’s well into his 60’s doing this song live

[@ktrsBklyn]

Gimme Shelter, Satisfaction, Sympathy for the Devil, You Can't Always Get What You Want (studio version), Moonlight Mile, Factory Girl...I could go ON...

[@_2255]

BIUTIFULLLL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MamawT65]

Can’t You Hear Me Knocking. Is a must please!

[@Sampolesi]

When you’re listening to Jagger/Richards you’re hearing the Glimmer Twins.

[@sandrabrown476]

Estimated half a million people at this FREE concert

[@frankschaefer1579]

There is a reason they have the moniker of The Orginal Bad Boys of Rock n Roll

[@marshall517]

If you haven't listened to the Doors you really should. People of my generation were totally blessed with sooo many great bands and music. Also Iron Butterfly In a Godda Da Vida drum solo will blow you away. A must hear.

[@aldower3390]

You probably have heard loads of their songs with out knowing, not just on the radio but tv ads and films.

[@ilonabaier6042]

Please do these Stones songs: "Have you seen your mother baby, standing in the shaddows" and "Mother's Little Helper". Thank you.

[@sigep145]

Daryll on bass is always good. He play with Miles Davis before the Stones. Man has some chops.

[@jamesmeadows8857]

You need to see them in person Polo. The oldest Classic Rock band still performing. Over 60 years making music. Mick Jagger over 80 and still jumping all over the stage. Keith Richards one of the best guitar 🎸 players ever. And the drummer was always the coolest and always dressed to the Nine

[@brianyaniro4797]

Johnny Depp based Captain Jack Sparrow on Keith Richards 5he guitarist. Pretty crazy how similarly he talked and acted to him.

[@richardespinoza4082]

If Keith looks familiar it's because he played the king of the pirates, Jack Sparrows dad, in Pirates of the Caribbean.

[@kennycamaro2361]

First time I’ve heard this too

[@itsmadfar]

This is four months after you put out this video. Still, in case you see this, I think you will totally get a huge kick out of 'Monkey Man," Sympathy from the Devil, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, You Can't Always Get What You Want.

[@cathyd.7332]

BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD SPOT!!!

[@lindasalaki9404]

Great video ❤

[@danattkisson962]

Keef IS that f-ing cool…….

[@margaretmcglynn5077]

Definitely 'Sympathy for the Devil", and "Beast of Burden," and "Wild Horses." Also, "Satisfaction," maybe that one next.

[@johnkarnold]

In the 1940s, 50s 60s Chicago was the place for the blues and black music. White people in the US didnt’t hear blues or black music but the British did. In Chicago was Chess Recotds, Bronzeville was home I of the blues. The Rolling Stones went to Chicago to learn. The British bands learned American Blues then came to the US to play. US white people thought the British created it but no it came out the great migration of southern blacks to north specifically Chicago,

[@thor8580]

Anything off of Some Girls 🔥🔥

[@yvesbarriere2922]

Thanks Polo

[@colleentrygg7376]

We all want to be that cool at that age… Keith Richards is the definition of cool . This song wasn’t that well known even though it s a good one. Their catalog is so deep , you won’t be disappointed if you go down that rabbit hole.

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

🤘🏻😎💭 Mick has moves but he also has movies lol. My favorite is the 1970 movie Ned Kelley. I recommend everybody watch that one ❤

[@flutesong5527]

This and AC/DC Thunderstruck are after one another on my playlist forever

[@judyyurchuk4904]

Paint it black, dead flowers.

[@MikeWalsh-f1g]

For rock duos there's Lennon-Mccartney, Jagger-Richards, everybody else.

[@cojaysea]

Don’t forget the early stones like mothers little helper and time is on my side and satisfaction and and ….a hundred others

[@CBB672]

Try Rolling Stones Wild Horses, beautiful

[@sharonpate5481]

My favorite Stones song is “Ruby Tuesday” check it out 👵🏼☮️💜

[@arjaylee]

More Stones!

[@jaredhowe2847]

I have a request please. The Stones. "I'M SO HOT FOR HER, AND SHE'S SO COLD!".

[@rachelpsmith3129]

Underrated song.

[@robertserafin-uc3qn]

Mick Jagger turns 80 on 07/26 !

[@CC-oi9mc]

Anything live past the early 80s as pro as they are is just a shadow of what they were at their peak. Look for stuff from the 70s, the mick Taylor era. All down the line Texas 1972 , star star 1977

[@jimepp1492]

Not too shabby for a bunch of old guys. Audience is rumoured to be 1.2 million give or take a few.

[@johnwarner6858]

Unlike some other bands they always put on a show'

[@korybeavers6528]

The Glimmer Twins!!

[@quantum1659]

Trry the Godz Gotta keep a runnin

[@Justin-td4bb]

That buy me a coffee link never works for me😂. Must have spent £30.😅 I guess I'm a sucker

[@Heyboo66]

Im thinking youll like perfect day by lou reed, its not mind blowing like janis or the stones, its just a lovely song

[@lathedauphinot6820]

More please

[@davegaskell7680]

Well, from Gimme Shelter (probably their best track) to this one....which might be in their top 600 tracks, but might not! Do ANYTHING from between 1968 and 1972. Those are their peak years.

[@debbiedebster5806]

Other day at work, i tried throwing my "big number" to a customer, that i have seen the Stones lucky 13x. This cat giggled like "cute!" & tells me he has seen them 85 times. I may have fell to my knees and did that " I'M NOT WORTHY" move fom Wayne's World 😂 The Stones are amazing, but live is a whole top tier experience! I can't afford them anymore lol but the memories are a lifetime, and the best part was always all the generations that came together... grandparents, kids & THEIR kids,all RRRROCKIN together, truly amazing! So glad you enjoyed them, I'd follow any & all recommendations coming your way! I know lists are annoying, but Sympathy for the Devil live is a MUST & at shows, they usually break out giant women balloons for Honky Tonk Woman, you'd get a kick out of that! Looking forward to your adventure with the Stones!❤✌️

[@markharbin9945]

Mick will ware you out 😂

[@austinartica8002]

Brown Sugar $

[@slem17]

It is said that only twinkies, cockroaches and Keith Richards are capable of surviving a nuclear fallout.

[@weezerman2002]

Polo let’s go see Tool in Louisville

[@jackieisamay403]

um, can you turn the sound up a little so we can hear it????

[@clars7146]

The stones were among the best concerts ever… Ever! Check out the women that sang give me shelter kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKqqd6iOZ7B3h9U

[@quantum1659]

Try the Godz Gotta keep a runnin and Robert Plant Big Log.

[@LindaHughes-e2i]

Please play Wild horses!!!!