Redbone - Come and Get Your Love | Reaction

[@LFRFAMILY]

What’s going on y’all?

[@elisebarthalow6075]

These guys were so badass! Lolly had the most unique voice and hey- they were all pretty easy on the eyes.He was just doing a little scattin' at the end there. I think Pat is the only one alive.

[@mitchellkirk978]

Just listened to the Home free Man of Constant Sorrow. Fantastic piece of music. If you want to hear a brilliant bass singer, listen to Voiceplay's This is Halloween and Oogie Boogie.

[@Xcris_crosX]

The vocalization wasn't meant to mean anything, it's called scattin'

[@jacqueline4514]

All's Good! So glad you reacted to this 70's Classic! one of the few Native American Bands to hit the charts. You've been picking some greats, Van!!

[@BillyVicenti]

The style of Dance is called Fancy Men's Traditional. Along with other styles like Grass Dance and others like Women's Jingle Dress or Fancy Shawl. Find a local pow-wow and check out the competition dancing. Everyone is invited! Da'anzho!

[@LFRFAMILY]

I really appreciate that information Fam. Snap Mouse is in the HOUSE

[@JamesHoffa1]

Is Snap Mouse your native name?

[@BillyVicenti]

@@JamesHoffa1 That would be an interesting native name. But no. It's just a nickname from college.

[@mikeyates7931]

Waash -Tay

[@JamesLechon]

Da`anzho! Brother Nde!❤🖤🤍💛

[@827dusty]

When this came out in the 70s, everyone thought this was a Black R&B group. We didn't get to actually see the people in the Bands like you can these days. When we did see them on "The Midnight Special," we got a big surprise when we all saw they were Native American. They had soul, that's for sure. Great old song from the 70s.

[@LFRFAMILY]

Definitely sound like some Soul music

[@evelynne2846]

I never saw a video of this song until a few months ago. And I remember this from the 70s. Wasn't thinking about race until this video. Imagine my shock. I enjoyed it more knowing Native Americans had a top hit .

[@Xcris_crosX]

​@@evelynne2846 Blackfoot was another Native American band: Blackfoot - Highway Song (live '82) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn68fmyFipuWq6c

[@evelynne2846]

@@Xcris_crosX I like that. Sounds vaguely familiar. Reminds me a little like Lynard Skynard. I will check into Blackfoot. Thank you.

[@Xcris_crosX]

@@evelynne2846 😉👍

[@billholder1330]

If I remember the story behing the lyrics, it was Lollie's lady just hanging out with him at home, and asks him if her hair looks funny, you know the way they do when they're insecure about it? Then he responds, basically saying "what are you, nuts, you're gorgeous!" with "you're divine, and you're mine, come and get your love!" and so the hit was born...

[@kristybrodersen5853]

Exactly! Hail…!!! What’s the matter with your head. You’re so fine, you’re mine & so divine! I’m your love & it’s here for you. I think that he said a lot in a few words. Straight to the point & said in a very creative manner. Such a great song that makes you feel nothing but joy.

[@JoyfulOrb]

I've always loved the message of this song, Hey Baby, there's nothing the matter with the way you look, you're beautiful, I'm right here loving you! You're already lovely and loveable, come here and get your love if you feel right!

[@steffurness]

There was a year or two when I was bartending in San Francisco that one of my regulars would play this song on the jukebox every Friday night, and run around getting the whole bar to sing with him by the end of it. Such great vibes!!

[@LFRFAMILY]

Was his name Mike or Caleb? Both fun names

[@steffurness]

@@LFRFAMILY Dante !

[@LFRFAMILY]

@@steffurness I WAS CLOSE!!! 👀😏

[@steffurness]

@@LFRFAMILY =) Sure were!

[@paulbunch7772]

they used to play this song on the R&B radio stations in LA....everybody always thought this was a black band. Native American...who knew? I love it!

[@cynthiah.a.2182]

They are saying " what's the matter with your hair?" At the beginning of the song. And later on he tells her to get her head straight. His girlfriend was fretting about the way she looked so he tells her "you're fine and you're mine and you look so divine, come and get your love etc" he's saying I love you and think you look great no matter what. Don't be insecure. Love it!

[@kristybrodersen5853]

Perfect analogy. However, instead of hair… he is saying Hail… what’s the matter with your mind? & he referred to his wife as Hail.

[@WarnerSisterDot89]

This is the song that Peter Quill dances to at the beginning of the Marvel movie Guardians of the Galaxy

[@LFRFAMILY]

I’m horrible with movie trivia Meghan

[@estills4768]

LFR Family you have to watch Guardians of the Galaxy!!! You would LOVE it! It's hilarious

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Bloody hell, dude hasn't seen Guardians? If you love 70s and 80s songs, you gotta watch it for the soundtrack... and it happens to be a great couple of movies besides.

[@LizAnne1980]

Loved them! I was 12 and this was the first Narive American band I’d ever heard!

[@LFRFAMILY]

🖤🖤

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

The guy on lead vocals is Lolly Vegas and his brother, Pat Vegas ( bass guitarist).

[@sandyleewhite]

Yes Redbone was Native American, & the Dance is called the "Fancy Dance", Pan-Indian dancing, Fancy Feather or Fancy War Dance is a style of dance some believe was originally created by members of the Ponca tribe in the 1920s and 1930s, in an attempt to preserve their culture and religion. It is loosely based on the War dance. Please react to more, they have many hits out there!!!

[@waynedavis294]

The lead singer's name was Lolli Vasquez. Passed away between 2009 and 2015. I remember when this song first came out in 1974. I was only about 11 1/3 years young. Grooved to it then, and almost 47 years later still grooving to this most excellent jam!!!!!! On my list of the top 25 tunes of all time that I would take with me to hell, just to p==s Satan off!!!!!!

[@LFRFAMILY]

I see what you did there. But you’re not going to Hell, so… 😏

[@Judymoe]

I was 11 in '74, too, and loved this song.

[@pinkiesvlogs2]

​@@Judymoeme toooo

[@jennifermiller4207]

I was today years old when I learned they are Native American! Makes me love them more!

[@ZootSuitJZ]

You HAVE to check out their song "Wounded Knee". If that song doesn't move you, you're dead inside.

[@davebeach2343]

Just like reading the book "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee", which tells about discrimination against native Americans. Shows the legal system being weaponized against people that the US has literally tried to exterminate.

[@joaquinmccurty4762]

As I said in another reaction video, Welcome to the funky world of Native America! We got the blacks to thank for the inspiration! We gave the world a hit thanks to you!

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Redbone is one of the groups/artists in the documentary Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World. It shows how American blues and rock were deeply influenced by Native American music, and there have been so many American musicians that have been Native American or part NA that we don't even realize. Great, great movie.

[@annelousteau9799]

Neville Brothers in New Orleans! 😊❤❤❤

[@tomword5619]

Thanks!

[@LFRFAMILY]

Thank YOU Tom!!

[@mikeyates7931]

Always love , RED-BONE ! Being part CHEROKEE they just fill me with joy 😊

[@tjtampa214]

Love, love, love this song and this performance. Allll good! 👍👍

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Whenever I Hear Redbone,, It Makes Me So Proud Of My Native Brothers.

[@jameskirschling7887]

"What's the matter with your head?" Refers to the woman he is with. She doesn't think she is beautiful and therefore that he doesn't want her anymore. He's telling her that she is wrong and to come and get his love.

[@TexasMagnolia]

So Beautiful! Van, please discover another Native Indian Group. They are Southern Rock and will blow you away! Blackfoot - Highway Song

[@mikeadams2677]

I second that notion.

[@stephanietip]

Singer is Lolly Vasquez,aka,Vegas,Dancer is Tony Bellamy,drums Butch Rillera,the one in black is Pat Vegas.

[@annelousteau9799]

Pat on bass. 😊

[@olgadiaz3489]

The inspiration for this song came from Lolly, the lead singer, validating his girlfriend, because she was not happy with her hair. So he wrote this song to validate not only how she looked, but also how he felt about her. It’s an awesome song!

[@coachbuddah4958]

I can't wait to watch you see this!!! This was a jam!!! I was 10 years old!!! The Midnight Special was the thing back then.

[@JustOneSue]

Love,love,love them!💕💕

[@ronniec4641]

Lolly was amazing!!!! This has been my favorite song for 50 Years!!!!!

[@jettechdonatkins]

Great song by Candido "Lolly" Vegas and his brother Pat on bass,Lolly on lead vocals and guitar,Tony Bellamy in the native american dress on guitar and Butch Rillera on drums.Tony died in '09 and Lolly died in '10.Pat is still playing.This song was in the movie The Postman and Guardian of the Galaxy.Thanks Van!

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Guardians of the Galaxy MCU yes the 1st movie with Groot. Almost all the songs in the movie came from the 1970s.

[@pinkiesvlogs2]

This is my wake up song. I've loved redbone since the 7th grade.enjoy!...love seeing young folks finding the gems I already love. The singer Lolly Vegas was a huge crush for me while girls were screaming over Sean Cassidy n Donny Osmond.

[@carlacook5181]

The Midnight Special was the only place we could see a band sing live back in the day, there were other showcases but they lipsynced their songs, Heart, Doobie Brothers, Maria Muldaur, so many bands that were on that show, love the memories, thanks...take care.

[@GinMae]

Thanks, LFR - this was a radio hit when I was a teenager, but I never realized their Native American heritage until I saw this on "Midnight special" (usually live performances - as with this one - very cool!) -- they are awesome! I appreciate your reaction to this - and look forward to more...

[@hypernoxies]

Rest In Peace Lolly Vegas (the main singer of “come and get your love”) 1939-2010

[@sherrybaldwin2544]

That look on your face was priceless!!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

"Cause You're Fine And You're Mine & You Look So Devine"..."Come And Get Your Loooove"

[@turkeydad586]

Lead singers name is Lolly Vegas he won a national singing competition when he was younger. Also you had mentioned the drumming. The drummers name is Pete DePoe and his style was called the King Kong beat, very influential. Nice to see young folks like you exploring the past.

[@no-eb1yc]

I've heard this a million times on the radio but never seen the video before. Great song.Great channel! ✌️

[@markcosenza3274]

I remember watching them the first time on Midnight Special, I was a 15 year old youngster, that was good times.

[@donnahauptmann649]

You are my new favorite ‘down time’ activity. Great song! It was on the album GOG!

[@joecarlino7870]

It brings back fond memories.

[@deborahcornell171]

I was young but I remember seeing this on The Midnight Special. It's funny..I'm of English, Irish & Scandinavian descent, born blonde & blue-eyed. But there's some Cherokee in the mix too & when I used to see this band (& any other Native American artists) I'd swear I feel that part of my DNA stirring. There's another "Roots Rock" band called the BoDeans that I really like, from the early 90"s. I'd love to see you react to their song "Red, White & Blood Red" (Official Video). Reactors haven't picked up on them yet but I wish someone would (looking at you, Val).💙☮💙

[@LizAnne1980]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ saw this midnight special when I was 12 . They were cool

[@waynedavis294]

Still look very good beautiful baby doll!!!!

[@levpoplow7354]

Thank you for doing this song. I remember this from when I was a kid and liking its funky tone and positive message. What I didn't know until I saw this video was that these guys were Native American. Now I like it even more!

[@usmadgirl3074]

The lead singer in this was Lolly Vegas & his co-founder brother is Pat. The movie wasn't from 1970s. The first "Guardians of the Galaxy" came out in 2014. The main character "Peter Quill" who called himself "Star Lord" had a mixed tape that his deceased movie mom made for him & this song was the first one he was listening to in the movie. Lolly died in 2010, but his brother is still performing (I think)! This was their first hit but they did more songs too.😊

[@minnidrake3342]

I just realized I’ve been a subscriber for a long time but never wrote anything in comments just had to tell u love the channel very cool great song as well thanks for all the entertainment

[@jeffharry9675]

I remember this great song so many years ago. Being pre video I had no idea he was native American. Sweet upper tune for sure.

[@nate66stewart]

This song is also used for the Opening Theme Song in the Netflix series: F is for Family by Bill Burr.

[@prettybullet7728]

The lead singer is Lolly Vegas.

[@stephanietip]

They are all native and Hispanic mixed.The term Redbone is a derogatory term used for native American people and they decided to embrace it and make it part of them

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Redbone was one of the first Native artists to get mainstream coverage so this song is important to the native community and this was featured in Guardians of the Galaxy which is based on comic books and apart of the MCU Marvel movie universe the characters were in Avengers: Infinity War

[@jerryadkins5418]

Loved their music.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Whassup, Mr. Van! Isn't this a beautiful example of the universality of music? EVERYONE can come together over it. A couple of other Redbone songs you may want to react to:. "Witch Queen of New Orleans" & "Poison Ivy". "Witch Queen" is eerie, & "Poison Ivy" is just FUN! Thanks for your insights, sir.

[@LFRFAMILY]

Hey CDF DeSantis! Thank YOU for your insight

[@cdfdesantis699]

@@LFRFAMILY MORE than welcome! Always good to meet another music lover!

[@paranoidewok6772]

My and my dad used to jam to this when a kid. Good song on the radio when you're workin on a car 😀

[@mikemiller3069]

I like the visuals of this live version but the studio version sounds much better.

[@mastod0n1]

They did a good performance here, if the recording and mixing was higher quality I think it'd be on par with the album recording.

[@mikeobrien2451]

The 2 leads are Pat and Lolly Vegas (Vasquez) - before this in the 60s, they were also the house singers on an American Bandstand type show - think it was Hullabalooo

[@twms-iq4rj]

Thank you for this reaction video w Redbone, great band. I like your chill vibe too.

[@MarieProvost77]

I heard, think via a documentary, that this song was inspired by some street sex workers that the band saw in Los Angeles, who were saying "Come and get some...," "If you like it..." etc. First heard this via the Casey Kasem show that was aired on U.S. military bases; my family was overseas/Navy. Have always loved it. My other Redbone fave is a track that didn't get as much play, "One More Time" - you can find a great video of it on YT :)

[@whitegoldakarawstahh]

Omg yes fam

[@lilpoohbear653]

if you were at a cookout in the 70's or 80's this song was played...great tune

[@maryjofinan4410]

Again you always put a smile on my face!!! This lupus & brain tumor is tough. I just lost my mother. Thank you & also to the entire LFR FAM. God Bless 🤍🙏🏼🤍

[@cshubs]

It's also the title song for the awesome Bill Burr cartoon, F Is for Family.

[@janetf23]

There's Van, learnin' on the job, nothing wrong with that! ✌ 😊

[@Idahoiangirl]

Be Yourself , it's who you do Best !❤

[@drew65sep]

This one had a pretty good run on the charts for a minute...I still dig it.

[@markkempton5466]

I saw Redbone at Irwindale Raceway on Fox night around 1969..

[@markchristensen23]

I was first introduced to this song by the remake by Real McCoy. Yes, this song was on the album for the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie: Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014, which is where Groot is from, too.

[@lorilxn1597]

I'm sure you've heard it on the commercial for Penneys. I couldn't believe it when I realized it the first time I saw it

[@oldschool72]

This was played in the movie.. Guardians Of The Galaxy. and Redbone means Halfbreed.

[@evelynne2846]

The entire band is Native American. The lead singer/guitarist, Lolly Vegas died in 2010 at age 70. This was a huge hit in 1974 and if you saw the 2014 movie, Guardians of the Galaxy, this was lead actor Chris Pratt's favorite and it was played in the movie. Regarding your comment about the audience not rushing the stage, this was a tv show and that wasn't allowed for a tv show back then. This might be the only famous Native American band to be this famous.

[@virginiadurant9954]

They had a top 5 hit with that song. The 1970's had everything.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Yup, Native Americans were the first to Crip Walk. Actually, it's called the Fancy Dance. Redbone is a Cajun term for a person of mixed-race "half-breed". The members applied the word to name their band which signified their mixed ancestry of Yaqui, Shoshone, and Mexican heritage. Please react to another Native American band: Blackfoot - Highway Song (live '82) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn68fmyFipuWq6c

[@butterflymama0838]

I loved this song when I was young! My mom use to play the record all the time. They were definitely unique to say the least!! Very talented!

[@robincoats989]

I love these guys

[@raveousone]

once upon a time in the not so distant past a redbone was what at one time was called a half-breed (half native half white) know its a pretty light skinned black girl

[@debitaylor2101]

They are Native Americans that's why band is called Red Bone. Native Americans are considered red skin.

[@lorilxn1597]

I absolutely love this song. Fun fact, it's the song on JCPENNEY commercials lol

[@coreyrees840]

Check out the studio album version. Hits different, don’t really get the full sound if his voice and definitely don’t get the full hitting if that bass line

[@LFRFAMILY]

I will Corey

[@coreyrees840]

@@LFRFAMILY good man, keep the great vids coming man

[@bodiespizza]

A well loved hit by Redbone, hit #5 on the Billboard Hot 100. With a little scat at the end. Cab Calloway and Scatman Crothers come to mind when scat is involved Scat singing Vocal improvisation with wordless vocables, nonsense syllables or without words at all Originating in vocal jazz, scat singing or scatting is vocal improvisation with wordless vocables, nonsense syllables or without words at all. In scat singing, the singer improvises melodies and rhythms using the voice solely as an instrument rather than a speaking medium

[@moanahughes3593]

Yep, drummer on point, excellent musicians, grooved this song in 70s New Zealand ✊

[@DOUG5695]

This lead singer is Lolly Vegas he is part native American and hence "Red Bone".

[@rhondaserges5136]

Full just two different tribes

[@bravogolf1107]

I remember when this song came out. In the neighborhood all us brothers thought they were brothers until this midnight special. these guys along with other groups like AWB (Average White Band {school boy crush}) shows everybody has soul there were some great times in the 70's. MEMORIES boy MEMORIES one of those memories was my uncle came from Vietnam. As the saying in late 60's early 70's goes 😎PEACE BABY😎

[@mammashona5846]

I've been Subbed for a hot min.

[@jeffreyozment8511]

I heard him say once that the spiritual native dance was to show respect to his native heritage

[@elsarex8555]

His name is Lolly Vegas. Redbone Vocalist

[@debbyemerson3877]

This is super 70s and I love it - so funky!

[@deegomez2089]

My brother use to fancy dance, until his joints told him he better try men's traditional...not everyone will get that, but some will 😉 So many talented native Americans out there that don't get near the recognition they should 🎶🎵

[@johnbmx4christ]

This is the theme song for "F is for family" a bill Burr cartoon. Watch the first season.

[@stephanieslaughter2536]

wow didn't know they were native american, nice surprise! Liked this song back then.

[@janiscole9060]

Lolly Vegas ! Fantastic !

[@meme-ls7ft]

Being native American myself I really appreciate this band😎

[@deegomez2089]

@me me...same

[@edmundquarrato3966]

His name is lolly Vega and his brother is on the bass, I saw this live on that show.

[@looneygardener]

So gorgeous

[@cynthiacowan8422]

Lol...section of louisiabacalled Redbone country...my husband is a redbone.

[@jackiesconiers4230]

You said it! You like to react to music with your kids. I love watching with you! Keep great music alive Baby! I feel like your auntie!

[@shoediishgunner1718]

9:08.....look at his necklace....wakanda forever......

[@nataliehurley7081]

You'll love the movies 1 and 2. Great music throughout

[@vickiroman189]

I had this album :-) My favorite on the album was "Maggie." Love the way you are open to all types of music.

[@carolynballiet5054]

Trivia, this song was originally a , "49 song", turned into a rock song. A, 49 is the after-party of a Dance,(Pow-Wow). Because there's so much protocol and etiquette, tradition and superstition we must follow nearly perfect, we all need down time to have a place to relax and dance to good drums. Some people will get out of hand and most people just sit and party but we all want a place to feel fun. I love both the Dance,(Pow-Wow), and The 49. It's usually NDNs only. Best to stay in groups and if your Non-Indian, do not go, or by yourself, you have to be with Indians and hangout on the outside of the crowd and don't drink alcohol, do drugs or fall in love and stay out of the crowd and next to your NDN friend. Ha, (good - in Comanche), now I'm watching more videos. Y'all have a good evening.

[@kathryndunn9655]

I heard this the other day it's good song I love native American Indian