HE'S HILARIOUS!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up REACTION

HE'S HILARIOUS!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up REACTION
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[@rustybarrel516]

Charlie Watts is the drummer whose reactions you were enjoying. That is just pure genuine joy in making music with lifelong friends. He passed away last year. RIP Charlie.

[@36814]

After 59 years as their drummer !!!

[@subwaygoddess1]

Charlie Watts was my favorite Stone. R.I.P.

[@urthboundmisfit]

An interesting Stones song to listen to is "She's So Cold." The lyrics (and even the vocals, sorry Mick) are forgettable, but that INTRO. WOW. Charlie was FIRE.

[@robinreiley1828]

Charlie Watts was the "Heartbeat" of the Stones! A accomplished Jazz Drummer, after World Tours with the Stones, playing before Hundreds of Thousands of Fans in Stadiums and Arenas, he would play in tiny Nightclubs and Pubs for a handful of people because he lived the Music. He was quite shy and the band would take great delight in making him Blush during Band Introductions to the Audience. He Always received the Biggest Applause from the Crowd, night after night when I worked with them at Giant's Stadium. I was truly saddened to hear he had passed. The End of an Era

[@pattilapeche]

Charlie Watts... less is more

[@Bedonkabonk]

As told by Bowie: "It was priceless. I’ve never seen anything so rebellious in my life. Some guy yells [at Jagger], ‘Get your hair cut!’ Mick says, and I will never forget these words, ‘What? And look like you?’ I thought, ‘Oh my God, this is the future of music!'”

[@Joshualuv13]

I saw that interview with Bowie ,priceless.

[@gregwatson3300]

Mick has always looked like he just enjoys life to the fullest. And that vibe is contageous.

[@rebellucy6200]

Drugs will so that.

[@dixgun]

@@rebellucy6200😂

[@dixgun]

What was Frank Sinatra’s quote? Something like “You gotta love life?”

[@Priasbcbeist]

He certainly does 🐓🐔

[@rahmij]

I'd say he certainly "enjoyed life to the fullest" back in the 60s/70s/80s!

[@briandobson5135]

Charlie Watts Looked like the "gentleman" in the group, but he came up with some of the most Iconic Drum beats in Rock history. RIP Charlie Watts. He was perfectly fine being the guy who was not the center of attention. His drumming spoke for him! He was a classy guy!

[@marcianisenbaum7590]

The best dressed drummer in rock!!

[@murrayspiffy2815]

"the drummer" - The drummer is Charlie Watts - the English Gentleman who found himself in a rock and roll band for 50 years. Charlie was a clean-cut married man with children and a country estate where they raised horses. Charlie always thought Mick and Keith were over the top and happy to let them roll the band along while he kept to himself.

[@coachtomas]

The Stones. The older you get the more you love them. ❤ They really were something special.

[@ruthparker9756]

*are* 😉

[@SC-gp7kt]

Absolutely. I admire Mick's energy, then and especially now, that he is up there in age!

[@drc1989]

It's amazing that the Stones, McCartney, Ringo, Eric Burden, Dylan, Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, Jackson Browne, etc., are still rocking today. It's like the song says; They started up and never stopped!

[@dickcnormis1444]

You heard this in a commercial

[@viddiot]

Rock'n'Roll is like 'The Lost Boys'...You Never grow old, and you never ever die.

[@RJ-oy7cq]

And the Who!

[@drc1989]

@@RJ-oy7cq I had a senior moment at the time and couldn't remember Pete Townsend's name. 🤣🤣🤣 But of course, the Who and many more!✌️❤️

[@otisroseboro5613]

God Bless Them All

[@seanswinton6242]

The best Rolling Stone song of the 80's in my opinion. Instantly recognizable!

[@otisroseboro5613]

Fact's

[@tedcole9936]

Right -I could name that song after the first 3 notes -LOL.

[@Marbella125]

Isn't that there only song from the 80s

[@kennethrussell1158]

1981

[@PedroConejo1939]

Loved this then. Love it still.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Saw them 15years ago, Mick never stopped dancing!!! He's amazing!!! They are the GOAT!!

[@ckobo84]

They looked like a bunch of 70 year old dudes in need of a blood transfusion when they were young 😂

[@kristianrodriguez4676]

@@ckobo84Now they are a bunch of 70 year old dudes in need of a blood transfusion.

[@bradsullivan2495]

Other 80's Stones gems: "She's So Cold" "Hang Fire" "She was Hot" "Mixed Emotions" "Between a Rock and a Hard Place"

[@jco207]

"Emotional Rescue" would be a good one to add to the queue too.

[@J_Gamble]

I'd add "Waitin' on a Friend" to the eighties list.

[@TheLonMead]

And "Undercover (of the Night).

[@kpowers]

All good picks

[@Smittay-Sr.]

Another quirky cool song, by the Rollings Stones, is "Shattered!" 🥁

[@chrisoakley5830]

Very cool song.

[@thekingcobra63]

My 2nd favorite Stones song behind Brown Sugar.

[@KatSut1978]

The Stones are such an iconic band. My favorites of theirs are Wild Horses, Brown Sugar, Emotional Rescue and sympathy for the devil

[@jonathanmoon86]

Agreed!

[@danalyntuthill1538]

I always chuckle at how Mick struts like a peacock. But he pulls it off. Larger than life. One of the few true rock gods we have left.

[@dmb70]

Start Me Up was a mega hit in 1981 & you’ve probably heard it in movies & commercials. This was he lead single from the album Tattoo You, which was compiled from leftovers from their previous albums recorded between 1972-1980. Tattoo You is arguably the Stones last truly great album. I strongly recommend checking out the 1972 concert film Ladies & Gentlemen,The Rolling Stones. It’s the band at its peak.

[@brandirei8060]

The biggest band in da world, still performing in their 80s.❤

[@ArmandoMPR]

Everyone knows the riff, but the bass and drums in this song are a masterclass in rock AND roll. They just bring that swing that is always missing from heavier music.

[@chrisoakley5830]

Yes, this song reminds me of some of the great Chuck Berry songs.

[@paulcwalina7910]

Microsoft used this song in one of its commercials. That might be where you've heard it, but it has been used a lot over the years. Another great song from this album is 'Waiting On a Friend.' The drummer, the late Charlie Watts, always reminded me of the big brother that mom sent out with the younger siblings to make sure they didn't get into trouble.

[@missd9785]

luv that song too

[@harveygilkerson8788]

Microsoft paid $3 million for the rights to use it for their Windows 95 launch. That product was a big deal in Microsoft history. It also was (supposedly] the first time a big music hit was licensed like this.

[@PedroConejo1939]

I was sure I could place it in a Windows ad. There's no doubt about it, that it added kudos by the association.

[@MessalineApghar]

Not just one. It was the marketing campaign for win 95

[@hmrueggi6420]

... and the lyrics fitted to Windows 95 : "... you make a grown man cry ... " 😄😄😄

[@Scottshodgepodge]

Amber’s shirt is quite appropriate! lol

[@angelomaurizio1668]

Iconic Stadium anthem classic! Most NFL teams used this song at home just before kicking off to start the game. Id recall when Bill Wyman left the group, it was a huge deal - and this was back in the early 90s!. And I believe Charlie Watts was smiling because the camera caught him off guard. (My favorite Stone!) RIP Charlie Watts And is it just me or does this song sound as if it wasnt produced; its as if we can hear Keith, Ron, Bill and Charlie's raw talent in this song. (especially Keith Richards' guitar)

[@scottmorschhauser4421]

Keith Richards at his best! I was lucky enough to see several shows on this tour. Keith is the riff king, creating that icon riff and oh so many more. The Rolling Stones are band in the true sense of the word. Every member is important to that sound.

[@foxandscout]

Best last sentence ever (sung twice): “You make a dead man come.”

[@MrEriczamorez]

Now this is true rock genius. Rolling Stones are the epitome of what rock n roll is. They had some incredible songs that are so complex, like Angie, Sympathy for The Devil, Beast of Burden, Gimme Shelter!!!!!! Get into it; you haven't even scratched the surface with them.

[@micv5149]

Yes!!!!!!

[@ktrsBklyn]

Mick is like a caricature of himself in this. Hysterical. And Charlie is always so amused.

[@victoroliveira9713]

Another great song of this album by Stones is "Hang Fire".

[@sherrihayward4500]

He's still rocking at 76. My era, another great one is Level 42 the song Something about you is fire!! The bass player is the best slap bassist out there. Check them out. 😁😘

[@sherrihayward4500]

He's 79 😳😳😳

[@kathytoy5055]

Yes for Level 42. Thanks.

[@irenem3854]

Level 42! My favorite! I've seen them several times back in the 80's.

[@theresagallagher9161]

Mick Jagger is almost 80 yrs old. He stays in shape but he is an old man..

[@ckobo84]

They looked like old men when they were young.

[@place_there9104]

This song was licenced for use in a commercial for the release of Microsoft Windows 95. Commentators found endless jokes about the lyrics about, "You make a grown man cry." This was after Bill Gates introduced the operating system on stage at a computer convention and immediately got a blue screen of death when the operating system crashed.

[@kobrien2424]

Such a great tune... brings me right back to being a kid!!!! To this day, my brother and I imitate the smiles/smirks between Charlie Watts (drums) and Bill Wyman (bass)... we crack up every time!!!

[@crankyyankee7290]

I seem to remember Charlie referring. to the 3 in front as "Peter Pan" and the lads. I would suggest doing "Sister Morphine-live in ( I think) Argentina.( 'The one time I've seen Charlie Watts looking positively grim) Someday for a female Friday for a country day, or just for you to listen to might be another Williams, Jett Williams (Daughter of Hank SR)" doing soft Place To Fall"-her story is quite interesting.-

[@billiam8554]

This song was HUGE in '81, it became the song The Stones opened all their concerts for years (I saw them 4th row at Vet Stadium in Philly in 1988...2nd best concert I ever saw (#1 was Bruce and the E St Band in 1984)).

[@robinreiley1828]

Steel Wheels was HUGE! We built and took down the staging at Giant's and Shae Stadiums and the last North American show in Atlantic City at the Convention Center. They had 3 complete steel scaffolding stage systems on the Tour, one that they would be playing on, one being built at the next Venue and one being transported. Just for lights, sound, scenery, catering, merchandising etc. they had over 100 tractor trailers! The stage was so high, that we were required to mount aircraft warning lights on the towers because they were in the Kennedy,LaGuardia and Newark airspace. Even with all the expenses they profited about $750million for the Tour. We used over 200 climbers to build and strike the stage. On "Bridges to Babylon" 10 years later, we only used 12 climbers and a crane!

[@billiam8554]

@@robinreiley1828 I remember wondering how much work went into setting it all up when they played Honky Tonk Woman and the inflatable woman came out on top of the scaffolding!!

[@robinreiley1828]

@@billiam8554 It took a solid week of 16-18 hour days to erect all the steel.None of the Local Crews had anywhere near enough Skilled Climbers to build it by themselves. The Stones would usually Tech( first build and Technical Rehearsals) out West, in Las Vegas or Phoenix and some of the Local Union Stagehands would follow the show, city to city hoping to get work. The Road Crew from Up Front Steel who designed and supplied the staging would put in a good word for the Climbers, glad to have experienced help who knew the build. It's not that many Pro Climbers in the Business, we all get to know each other on big shows, like the Stones, Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney, Grateful Dead, U2, and of course, the 94 and 99 Woodstock builds, which were each a solid 5 to 6 weeks of High Steel work.

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

"The World's Most Dangerous Band", Mick and the boys were once called. You should check out their song "Undercover Of The Night", that one's definitely a banger....

[@bookhouseboy280]

80's Stones at their rocking best. "Waiting on a Friend" was the other big hit from 'Tattoo You' and "Worried About You" is one of several other highlights. Outside of this album, some other top Stones songs from this period are "She's So Cold", "Let Me Go", "Emotional Rescue", "Going to a GoGo", "Undercover of the Night", and "She Was Hot".

[@bryanstarke2931]

"Can't You Hear Me Knockin"

[@loristone9242]

Such a great song, and from what I understand, most of the band were at least 3 sheets to the wind for the shoot. Excellent reaction!! You can never go wrong with the Stones. They are legendary.

[@Renkk17]

Rolling Stones - She's so Cold - Emotional Rescue - Waiting on a Friend - Angie - Under Cover of the Night - Hang Fire

[@bigjay123]

'She's so Cold' is a good one too. AMAF, I'm going watch it after this.

[@GJarr2]

Undercover of the night is one of their best later songs (great video too) Emotional rescue is another good one.

[@Sportsref13]

Fun trivia --- The Rolling Stones are the band that snagged this new young artist to be their opening act... Prince open up for them in 1979... Prince got boo'd off the stage, and went back to Minnesota... and Mick.. called him up and convinced him to come back on the tour and keep going

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Rolling Stones "Anybody seen my baby" (original video with Angelina Jolie) ❤️

[@rickpetersen1745]

The Rolling Stones may have started out in the 60s but they Rock the 70s and 80s and are still Rocking out today. This is one of their 80s hits, one of many from that decade.

[@73cgreene]

My dad got a 1st-gen Miata, and had to wait 3 months for it. The day he picked it up, he turned on the radio and the opening chords of this song began! That was the beginning of many automotive adventures for both of us!

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Rolling Stones "just waiting on a friend" ❤️

[@Spiderwebsider]

Love that last line “you’d make a dead man come”😂

[@newjaye]

I was waiting to see if they registered what he was singing! 😂

[@flaviobatista8823]

You also have to listen to the Stones' ballads... 'Angie', 'As tears goes by' and 'Hard Woman'... they're so worth it !!

[@guitarman8462]

" Can You Hear Me Knocking " 👅🎸. Ronnie Wood plays 🎸 with practically everyone . He played with Rod Stewart , Eric Clapton . He also played with Eric Clapton at his " Live At The Rainbow " show .

[@petercourtien4581]

ANGIE!❤️

[@maha77]

The album cover for the album that this song comes, *TATTOO YOU* , from is Iconic

[@jeffreyflint6286]

What can I say but one of my favourite bands. I was 21 and freshly married when this came out. We used to dance at home to this one.

[@magiegainey5036]

The Stones were my late husbands favorite band. He finally got to see them about a year before he died. So glad he did. They put on Such a show!! 😊

[@Thediscodude79]

This song has always been my favorite Stones track followed by "Miss You" "Emotional Rescue" & "She's So Cold" I love the late 70's / early 80's period of The Rolling Stones!

[@robcannon9165]

MICK JAGGER SINGING I CANT GET NO SATISFACTION LIVE AT GLASTONBURY IS AN ABSOLUTE MASTER CLASS OF A PERFORMANCE OF A MAN IN HIS 70s AND SO WORTH WATCHING.

[@dawnpatrol700]

The next single from this album was awesome too.- " waiting on a friend". Completely different type of song, almost country.

[@cleanslate9623]

I want to thank yall for always making me smile. My family is all gone. Im a USMC vet and God blessed me by bringing yall into my life via youtube. I thank God for yall. You warm my heart ❤.❤❤❤

[@PaintedCavern]

This whole album is great, I especially like the beautiful Waiting on a Friend. From a different album, I also love Emotional Rescue -very cool and different. Thanks for this fun reaction!

[@Joshualuv13]

Best rocknroll band ever. .Always love watching the drummer ,Charlie Watts, so cool.All characters

[@msbeaverhausen7226]

I've seen The Stones many times and they get better with every tour. They are genius with their opening act choices! The last concert that I saw in Buffalo had St. Paul and The Broken Bones open. What a fabulous night!!

[@BengtLofqvist]

Since i was 12 years old i,ve loved the Stones and i still do. Soon i,m 70. They have i kind of humour and distance to themselves at the same time as they are taking their music deadserious. I find that very attractive.

[@noahnowicki4854]

The “Tattoo You” album brought the Stones back into the limelight, (Rush reference), they went on to tour in 80-81’, made a ton of money, brought back the blues rock sound from their roots. The whole album is ridiculously perfectly produced. ‘Heaven’ track 9, listen to that one off airwaves of you tube. Loving the content, great reaction channel

[@vrvaughn]

I saw this tour in 1981 at Madison Square Garden… what a great show

[@hedgewitchherbarium]

This was a big hit and there are so many others to check out - like "Little Red Rooster" or "Waiting on a Friend". I love watching you guys react to good stuff - especially the Stones. Puts a smile on my face every time! ❣

[@savageman2194]

Waiting on a friend

[@john81473]

This was from the Tattoo You album in 1981 that also brought their North American Tour. This was the time I became a true Stones Fan. I was 8 years old. I wasn’t able to see them then but did see them in 1989 and in 1993. Start Me Up is always a crowd favorite. As they say ‘we will never never never stop!’ Rolling Stones forever!!!

[@Shrykespeare]

You've done 14 Stones songs, and I just noticed, you've only done two from the 80s... this, and "Hang Fire". I hope you will continue to do more from this decade, as it's often overlooked for their earlier stuff. My personal favorite 80s Stones song is "Undercover of the Night", which is a total banger. "Harlem Shuffle" is also fantastic, as is "Rock and a Hard Place". RIP Charlie Watts, one of the best drummers of all time.

[@gregwatson3300]

Can't argue with any of those picks.

[@monkeysuncle2816]

How about his duet with MJ, State of Shock?!

[@timwhitnell7145]

You are correct, sir. I loved Undercover of the Night from my first listen when the album came out. I have been perplexed why it was never elevated to the status of a Stones classic.

[@sheilaholmes8455]

And Terrifying, Almost Hear you Sigh.

[@lindaleebahr6651]

There is a reason for that. Their 80's & onward stuff is junk! Don't forget to RIP Brian Jones and Keith Richards.. 0h that's right! Richards isn't really dead, He just looks it!

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

I remember watching this video as a young girl when this video first came out. I would crack up at how he stuck his butt out. 😂

[@cammiemorgan4108]

Love me some stones!! I saw them in 1994 the voodoo lounge tour and it was AMAZING!! Best concert EVER! People from all Walks of life and aged from 9-90 😊

[@veadairavani5692]

One of my top five Stones songs!!

[@Julieroo28]

This came out when I was a kid. I had no idea what it was about….until now. Lol. Jk. I also think it’s funny that it looks like they spent $5 on the making of this video.😂

[@ilikejohnhurt]

First Stones song I learned to play on guitar. Loved it in 1981; love it today.

[@shawnjohnson9763]

They've played that opening riff at kickoffs of football games for years.

[@sherribrock2726]

12:08 a.m. I was probably 8 years old when my dad told me that Mick danced like a rooster on speed!🤣🤣🤣

[@mark7035]

You’ve heard the riff at dozens of sports events. Along with Welcome to the Jungle and Thunderstruck. Bleacher Report has it at number 5 on their list. It’s one of the most recognizable pieces of music in rock!

[@fayebarbary4748]

This song always makes me think of my Dad. He used to dance around the living room doing his Mick Jagger impression whenever this song came on.

[@LOKISlog7]

Waiting On A Friend is a must off off this album.

[@Musicvegan01]

The Jacksons & Mick Jagger "State Of Shock" [dance mix] (Mick also performed this with Tina Turner at Live Aid)

[@littleogeechee223]

You guys have to react to the original video to The Harlem Shuffle by the Stones. You’ll love it!

[@GreggOliverBass]

that guitar riff opens all kinds of sporting events

[@darrellmatz1111]

First 🥇✌️🤓

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

What's still amazes me I've been a rolling Stones fan since I'm 10 years old ,it was 1974, the first song I heard was hand of fate off the black and blue album and they've been relevant my entire life. I'm now 58 years old and they were ready together for 12 years before I discovered them completely. These dudes are grandfathers maybe even great-grandfathers and they're still rocking. I don't think you'll ever see in your lifetime another band that stays together for the most part for over 60 years. And mick can still sing. I've seen them live in concert in the 70s 80s 90s 2000s 2010s and 2020s. When I really think about it it blows my mind. To put it in perspective they started playing as a band professionally when JFK was president!! Simply amazing! Love your guys channel and Amber swaying to the groove that the stones layed down. I love it!!

[@Xman156]

The funny thing about this band is that they all looked "stoned"! 😁

[@Stover205]

My first Stones concert was the Steel Wheels tour. They started with Start me up. My next was 30 years later they ended with Start me up. It connected big time. They're still amazing.

[@wombatwilly1002]

Finally 😁 Charlie's first love was Jazz.This tune was recorded in a reggae style in 1977 and was suppose to go on the "Some Girls" album in 78.It was resurrected and redone into this for the Tattoo You album in 81.The most ironic quote ever.."I hope they don't think we're a rock'n'roll outfit"- Mick 1963.

[@hampyonce]

Amber, that huge smile made me cry tears of joy. I laughed at y'all laughing at Jagger. My buddy Cliff was Jagger's doorman in NY when this album came out. I had a chance to go see Micks house while he was gone but didn't make the trip. My buddy Chip and my buddy Skeeter (RIP) also know the Stones. Oprah once spilled a beer on Skeety at a Stones show in Chicago. Charlie Watts was too cool for dem fools...

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Oh yeah, Move like Jagger...Such a fun and epic group...They always have amazing stage presence that ability to capture u. Thanx so much, take care, Peace

[@mrmaestro04]

Every band has that one quiet but super smart member. That was Charlie Watts for the Stones (John Deacon for Queen, Rick Wright for Pink Floyd, Tony Banks for Genesis, etc…)

[@tracy3364]

Love how jagger moves like you said he's a free spirit he doesn't care

[@andrewszigeti2174]

Well, Mick did reign it in a bit for their early TV appearances on the Ed Sullivan show. For example, when they were set to perform 'Let's Spend the Night Together' on the show, they were asked to change the lyrics to "Let's spend the day together" to avoid the sexual connotations of spending the night together. Thus, the Rolling Stones got something like six appearances on the show. When the Doors were invited, Jim Morrison was asked to change the lyrics of 'Light My Fire' to avoid the drug-use connotations of "Girl we couldn't get much higher." When that part of the song came up, Jim got right up in the camera and sang the unmodified lyrics instead. The Doors were never invited back to the show.

[@shirleydibenga.2531]

It shook me 😅 I grew up listening 🎧 that when Start me up was dropped, MAN when I just saw this my thought We're old. After all these decades and there still rocking Greatness & Respect !!!! The francophone

[@donnaabbato508]

This was the first concert we took our daughter to see!! She was 4! Her concert journey just started!lol👍😂

[@azcoder]

This song was my intro to the Stones when I was growing up. Good fun song, glad you liked it.

[@johnmaynardable]

There is a classic 60's period concert film called The TAMI/TNT Show. It's b&w and done for TV. Each act has about 3 songs and it's a loud of fun to watch. The Rolling Stones were the last act very early in their career, and they followed James Brown. The legend has it the Jagger stood backstage watching James Brown tear the dance floor up and he was scared about following him. That performance was one of the first times that Jagger really danced.

[@jaccilowe3842]

"You make a dead man come" hahaha! This was used for the release of Windows in 1995. Start me up - get it.

[@bosgaurus1]

I've heard Mick's dance moves here described as "A rooster on acid". :D

[@michaelknight2118]

Charlie Watts was never super flashy, just very consistent. While the other members post their minds Charlie was cool, calm and collected. R.I.P. Charlie. I got a chance to see them in this tour, Boulder, Colorado, great show. Thanks for this memory.

[@edsteadham1605]

The most adorable couple on youtube....you are so lucky to have found each other! Many years of love and happiness, from an old married guy.

[@kathyblackwell4108]

I love Sir Mick ❤ the rolling stones has a lot of great songs!!

[@TraciORiley]

"On stage, Mick Jagger kinda looks like a chicken on acid." I forget which comic said that, but omg, I DIED laughing‼️😂

[@alvarsdzenis4739]

Wearing a "Stones" shirt, cooool!. I didn't think it was possible to not ever have heard this song, wow! My favorite lyrics is the last line in the song and is by far the funniest line to not ever get censored, lol.

[@richieb3356]

Love what a good time Charlie is having during the filming.

[@kenclan464]

This was my late mother-in-law's favorite Stones song.

[@nfl_me_9478]

Song recommendations: 3rd eye blind: “semi charmed life” lyric video. “Narcolepsy”. Sum 41: “Fat Lip” The Darkness: “I believe in a thing called love” Female Friday: Paramore “Misery Business”

[@johnathandavis3693]

I can't believe that the "Tattoo You" album is over 40 years old(!) I still think of it as "the new Stones album", LOL. You guys would like the funky hook of "Emotional Rescue" off the same album. Cheers...

[@helindove2237]

My colleague's favorite song from this album is "Worried About You". I hear the riff 20 times a day. It's his ringtone.