Introducing GEN Z to REDBONE -Come And Get Your Love - Reaction!!

[@Kryztyna]

There was no shock factor with different cultures back in those days. We loved good music & good people. It's all manipulated today ...

[@mandarinlearner]

The dancer had to get tribal approval to do that opening dance

[@MiddleAgedBob]

I wonder which tribe, because Redbone members are both Yaqui and Shashone tribes.

[@BabyMonkeyDefender]

​@@MiddleAgedBob I would guess Shoshone. If you research their culture is a very traditional tribe. They keep close to their cultural roots. They are impressive. I could be wrong, but if guess Shoshone based on what I've read.

[@StevenQ74]

They also had another hitsong which was also about their heritage: "We were all wounded at Wounded Knee"

[@kristinemckee9279]

It’s a beautiful art form. Sacred dance. I hope the Native American traditions can be preserved, especially the language.

[@nanalol4fun]

This sure brings back a lot of memories. I was 14 soon to be 15 when this song came out. It instantly became a favorite of mine. My dear Mom said I drove her crazy playing this 45. If you left the arm up on the record player the needle would come up and reset from the beginning so it would play the same song continuously. LOL!! I needed this today!! Had a big crush on these guys. I have Cherokee heritage so I was always proud they were native Americans. ❤️

[@trollman591]

I knew these were native americans. This is again another song from my youth from the early 70's. I loved these guys.

[@pjmurphy920]

Love this song from 1974! Love Redbone, too. The music mafia today, only allows crappy music to become popular so that they can keep us depressed. Real musicians and real music was uplifting back in the day. It's still the best! Thanks, BP!

[@kevinm4022]

wait is that what they call what that annoying noise? I would say that REAL music died in 1979 but there was "some" good music in the 80's

[@susannaschwab8941]

The only Native American band to make the top 40! I was in a takent show in'74 in Ft. Ord and we all came out and danced to this as the Finale!!! As November is Native American Heritage month, thanks so much. Daddy was born on the Choctaw reservation. Did my heart good. ❤❤❤❤

[@submandave1125]

Don’t know about group or top-40, but there have been lots of Indians in rock & roll, perhaps most notably Link Wray with his massively influential “Rumble.”

[@saradunn3938]

Redbone had so many good songs. "Witch Queen of New Orleans" and "Wevoka" come to mind. They were SO good. It was in the first "Guardians of the Galaxy" at the very beginning when Starlord was dancing. (I think it's "Wavoka" rather than "Wevoka".)

[@roniboyd613]

Witch Queen is awesome!!!

[@thesinstreamstreams9465]

I was really young when this song came out, but I remember it was a time of ironing your hair board straight, bell bottoms and turquoise jewelry. Also flowy arms on blouses that looked like angel wings. Kissing Potion was a MUST and Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific! , which I wish they still sold lol

[@BethBruce-w7z]

You can still get "Gee, your hair smells terrific" from The Vermont Country Store

[@thesinstreamstreams9465]

@@BethBruce-w7z Thank you so much! From what I remember, it smelled so good! Much nicer than the "Beer on Tap". lol

[@JamesLechon]

The reason you feel the way you do is because you are standing on our part of our Mother and you are now part of it thats why there's a connection so we have to love our Mother and respect it ❤️ Da`anho (Apache greeting)

[@chrisfrey9488]

Love this song! BP, if you have never been to a pow wow, look for one near you for next year. I'm sure you and your family will love it! I went to a few when I lived in SC. The Wacamaw tribe held it on their land, but tribes from all over the US came dressed in their native regalia. So much to learn! Fun time for families!

[@bobseki7051]

I saw Redbone a couple of times in the mid 70’s… once at a car show and another time at the L.A. County Fair.

[@DarleneD-y3t]

Glad you found Redbone. Love this song. I remember when it came out.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Come and get your love was released in 1974 i was only 14 and enjoying being a 70s Brat In Kodiak Alaska where i was raised with my very young family back then and having most of the best years of my life ,we had so many great differnt kinds of out standing bands and songs back then, I feel so blessed by Jesus Christ being a part of the 1970s

[@tanyadavis6921]

Jimi Hendrix was friends with the lead singer and told him that he should have a Native American rock band and this is how Redbone was made!

[@edgarcia4794]

Lolly and Pat were friends of my uncle in So-Cal While not the drummer when they were visiting Sherman Intitute Lolly showed me how to read drum sheet music.

[@natemunao3451]

Glad to see you guys loving that great old music.

[@JP0702]

It is just great music that makes you feel something. The fact that they are Native Americans is such a plus. So proud of our music in the 70's. Nothing better.❤

[@sherigrow6480]

This song was everywhere the year it came out, ended up the #4 or 5 song for the whole year. The band played all over the Intermountain West for years. They were always popular,

[@susanworkman529]

I love it when you discover a group/song that really grabs you and you want to share it with your friends. Each time, we get to experience the song again through the fresh eyes and ears of someone new, and we get to hear new perspectives. Thanks so much for how you do your channel. 👍

[@Teresia12]

I watched this performance on TV and fell in love with Redbone. It was first released in 1973 and hit No 5 on the charts in April 1974.

[@susanyaworski5895]

Another great blast from the past.

[@seangates1451]

It’s a funky-ass groove that makes you think of Sly Stone but it’s a Native band. Shades of the Bee Gees. So I see what you mean about it being so wholly American.

[@dawnshaw23]

I believe this was the first Native American to get not only a hit but I think they got some award. He's 100% Native American. 😊

[@minigirl6839]

There's a KZbin video out of the guitar player with the good hair. He's in some large city standing on a street corner busking for donations. It broke my heart to see him doing that. He still has great hair although it's gray now. 💔

[@barbkennedy9382]

To Lolly and Pat Vegas a 'Redbone' was a half-breed...Mexican and American Indigenous. Pat is still with us and Redbone still lives through their descendants. You should take a look at Los Lonely Boys too.

[@emmef7970]

These guys are California boys. Two of the are brothers, Lolly & Pat (Vasquez) Vegas. The other member doing the tribal dance is Tony “T-Bone” Bellamy. Lolly and Pat were performing long before Redbone was formed. They started out playing surf music in the 60’s. They then moved to Las Vegas, got a contract and changed their name to the Vegas Brothers. All are mixed heritage.

[@anitawright7169]

Redbone is awesome! Love this song so much. It came out the year after I graduated high school. Love your reactions!

[@SCVIndy]

Love this song .. came out mid 70s lots of AM radio play .. it’s in the movie The Postman as well

[@JohnPowell6]

There was a lot more representation of POC in 1970's American Popular Culture than the 80's, 90's, or 00's. Feels now we are just getting back to where we were then. I want to see more Native Americans in our music, tv, movies, podcasts, etc. They have a lot to say and we should hear and see them.

[@christinec4919]

We don't need to be in "your" music. We're making our own place in the world of music and entertainment. (not trying to be rude 🙂 just making a statement)

[@JohnPowell6]

@ good point, thanks!

[@lisaagoston5162]

​@@christinec4919not rude. I as a white 66 year old woman love listening to your culture of music but never hear enough of it. I think that's what the poster was referring to.

[@SamaraS1970]

I swear I thought this was a black group til about a year ago, I was only 4 when this came out. Love this song

[@marcieharreld286]

One of the many classics they played in Galaxy of the Guardians!!!🎶🎼🎵🤘🤘🤘🫶🫶

[@marningritaguy]

Such an amazing group. I loved this in the early 70's when I first heard it. I still think it is amazing to this day and sad that only one member is still with us.

[@GinMae]

Thanks, guys... best performance of this song EVAH! Midnight Special in the 70's... nobody was expecting that Native American intro!.. Love it! appreciate your reactions!

[@paulward1799]

Redbone was originally a cajun term for a native/european half-breed.

[@antiatrevino1130]

It is Native American Heritage Month, so glad you are viewing Redbone. Try Supaman next.

[@aprilanaya2694]

Omg i love Supaman

[@Steven-i6z]

I went to Pow Wows when I was young. I probably would have gone to more if Red Bone had been there!😂

[@catb8834]

@BlackPegasusRaps I’ve just found your channel. As an Aussie, I especially love your reactions to Australian singers. If you take requests, I would love a reaction to The Seekers. The video is called ‘The Seekers- I am Australian: Special Farewell Performance (All 5 Verses)’

[@SandraWright-xn7yf]

Seen this live on the Midnight Special. Loved it!!!

[@sonjamcgriff8515]

One of my all time favorite songs

[@danaburgin5398]

I love hearing the oldies, I remember this song but never knew who the singers were. Just found another terrific song by Free. I knew the song but not the band name.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Truly a great one. Glad you y'all watched it. BTW, I have some Cherokee in my blood. A little but that's easy when you're born in Oklahoma. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@reedwilson64GTO]

Dude hit that kid with DC SOUND ATTACK by CLUTCH 6:29 video (90's Rock)

[@lorilxn1597]

They also use this in JC Penney commercials

[@debpatriot9557]

I would love to see your reaction to Slow Down - Sissel (2019 Pioneer Concert with The Tabernacle Choir) and/Or David Phelps O Holy night ( I do love Redbone)

[@michaelasay8587]

Fantastic song 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@davebibza8504]

witch Queen of New Orleans is another Red Bone Classic

[@memorast]

❤❤❤ thank you thank you thank you for doing this❤❤❤❤

[@damonhines8187]

Yeah, I was home watching TV midnight Friday at 17. So what? This was great then, was happy and unsurprised when it resurfaced in GotG. 🖖🏼🤓🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🌌🕊

[@pamelahofman1785]

This song was released in 1974.

[@DrWho453]

Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I remember this song playing on the radio but. I never know who sang it and never heard of the group itself. While I liked the song, it never became a song I would go looking for like some of the music from Queen, Devo, Beach Boys, Charlie Daniels, Robert Plant, Sting or the Police, or Genesis. Sometimes I would here a song but never knew who sang it. If it had lyrics, I could usually find the song. If it was an instrumental, I could never find the song because I never heard what the title would be so finding songs like Tequila or Green Onion was pretty difficult unless I stumbled upon them. Today, its easy to find the names of these music using an iPhone and Shazam to listen to the music and tell you what the name of the song is and who its by.

[@sandrar6063]

I'm still in love ❤️ 😍

[@threekidzmom04]

Graduated in '74~. This is from February 1974

[@kdm71291]

This was 1974, so mid eighties. Totally Native American band!

[@markcarter822]

I really think you need to check out Edgar Winter Group "Frankenstein" and put G Colo in front of it. It's an incredible track.

[@kristenjoyce2180]

I miss these guys so much!!!!

[@marcroark3931]

Message From A Drum ...................

[@heatherbroda7950]

Check out Link Wray. Another Native, the original punk and credited with being the inventor of the power cord! I’m also going to mention a local Native Corey Medina and the Brothers cuz they cover Childish Gambino Redbone and it’s dope. He local in MN (land of the Anishinaabe but he’s Dine (Navajo). Just love how your guy is feeling the music from the beginning. His smile says it all. Miigwech/thank you for this reaction.

[@mrkleen9511]

BP you should watch the rock documentary "Rumble". It shows the role Native Americans played in the early days of Rock n Roll. Includes a segment on Redbone

[@librarylady13]

💙💙💙💙💙

[@PalicoJack]

Its interesting to see the bass player as the "front man" on stage. I wonder if it was a choice for the group or their producers made them do it. I assume because he is considered the most "attractive" one but its curious.

[@robynfedalen1777]

❤️✌🏻🎶

[@DeniseWilcox-kp1dl]

We sure have gone backwards 😢 We were so chill when it came to race and politics, we really didn’t talk much or think about it at all. We didn’t focus on it and everything was so much more fun and better.

[@Robsan40]

I love this song since it came out when I was a kid, but when I hear it now, I immediately think of Guardians Of The Galaxy.

[@EricSnider-zz8xi]

Totally unrelated to this song but you should seriously consider checking out John Prine. Nobody sums up the “human condition” like he did. Sam Stone, Hello in there, etc. Hats off to Redbone too!!! They were awesome musicians.

[@kevin982]

I first heard this, in my memory, in Guardians of the Galaxy.

[@RockinMamaT]

G is in the house. Please check out April Wine...Roller extended version 🙏 Great reaction guys and Peace out ☮️ ✌️ 🙏

[@feralart]

Or as many younger people would know it as, the song playing at the introduction to Star Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy.

[@starlaryer4165]

1974 - The year I graduated for high school

[@tomaroni6670]

..."Class of 76"...

[@christinec4919]

There's a huge current Native music scene for all genres of music especially rap. You just have to bother to look for it.

[@laurentlamarche2843]

The song came out in 74

[@maryr3017]

Great song! You should also check out Elvira by The Oak Ridge Boys. I think you would really enjoy it, ✌️💕

[@williambill5172]

Released in my senior year in high school - 1974!

[@ricksaunders8074]

Thats 50 yrs For You n Me Seems like yesterday Coors n Cruising

[@mitchellvinas9674]

Cherokee Nation- Paul Revere and the Raiders

[@RHONDAHAINES-gl9un]

the song was released in 1974

[@Jane-d4w]

Bro, check out Robert Miranal, Songs From a Painted Cave!!!! He's a Taos Natwho is a flute maker and wonderful musician! Song You Could Get Lost Out Here will freak you out!!❤❤

[@Ken-h5d]

BP, now it's time to put yourself, and GEN Z, in front of more Redbone. "Wavoka", "Which Queen of New Orleans", "We Were All Wounded at Wounded Knee". All different, all fire.

[@jackhammer4646]

If it sounds familiar to some it's because Guardians of the Galaxy

[@diamondslashranch]

Halluci Nation Stadium Pow Wow. There are a lot of really great Native American rappers out there check it out.

[@BigT.Wiles73]

F is for Family, On Netflix, this is the theme somg

[@DarleneD-y3t]

I would like to see you react to the Black Crowes, Remedy

[@erikaronska1096]

"They started to get things right"...... but that wasn't what they wanted

[@glassontherocks]

That was 1973 for the release date.

[@longshot398]

Semper Fi

[@EdBrown-fy1vk]

The Witch Queen Of New Orleans is my favorite from them.

[@pffp6246]

Hi 👋 could you please react to Stan Walker from New Zealand 🇳🇿 he absolutely puts culture in his music watch I AM , he has many good songs and can sing

[@greglegakis4177]

I just hope you checked out the studio version cuz it's a lot cleaner

[@beachbumsailordude]

First!

[@michaelhotz7118]

Wiki says 1973

[@TeeceeNori]

You really should listen to the band Xit.

[@FinallyTuned]

Fighting “racism” is now a business model, and people scream “racism!” to keep getting a paycheck.

[@thesneeshow]

React to Band On The Run please!

[@BreathBoy]

Can you please show him “Things I’ve Seen” by Spooks (2000; actual music clip, not in tunnel), please? Interested in reaction of Gen Z.

[@mikekremitzki2325]

You've got to do some Stephen Wilson Jr songs. He released his first album last fall and he's gonna be huge. Some suggestions are "Holler From The Holler" "Fathers Son", "Grief Is Only Love", "Cuckoo" and "Something In The Way" Fathers Son kzbin.info/www/bejne/anWqn4iOnLmGbKMsi=FhZkF45g3GIydwy- Holler From The Holler kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYGVk3mPjMmZeassi=CeYx9lpRrC3oL9oL

[@GR8FULSAMN10TADR]

Love that song. On another note. Please accept my constructive criticism as a big fan of your channel/music and you. Consider that this is just my opinion. It feels like a lack of reactionary excitement lately. But I'm all about solutions so here is a list of songs that may help. 1 WEEN BABY BITCH 2 WEEN BANANAS AND BLOW 3 SKINNY PUPPY PRO-TEST 4 DEAD KENNEDYS STARS AND STRIPES OF CORRUPTION OR CHICKENSHIT CONFORMIST 5 THE UNCLUDED DELICATE CYCLE 6 WAX WE CANT ALL BE HEROS 7 WATSKY EXQUISITE CORPSES 8 PRIMUS OL DIAMONDBACK STURGEON 9 OGRE BORDERLINE (COVER OF MADONNAS SONG) 10 CIRCLE JERKS WONDERFUL 1❤ AND YOU ARE WELCOME LOL FAN4LIFE GR8FUL SAM

[@iesickboy]

Have neither of you seen Guardians of The Galaxy? Gen Z should know that.

[@jaceywarren1528]

A thought struck me while watching this one. Something for G to keep in mind. You always talk about how the artist sound good live. They HAD to. To have any success they didn't have recordings or tech to mask any flaws during live performances and with no social media live performances were their ONLY way to gain popularity. I guess what an old lady would say to the next generation is believe in yourself more than the tech.

[@buckbaumann773]

It reminds me of scat. Its not very lyrically complex. It IS funky.

[@DjOdyssey1971]

Like this version but it cant compare to the studio version.