LOVE IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Wilson Pickett - Mustang Sally REACTION

[@daphneheit7653]

Please do "Try a Little Tenderness" by Otis Redding. One of the greatest builds in a song ever! He goes from low and slow to being so riled up it's almost like he is speaking in tongues by the end of it. Absolutely amazing

[@canonfodder2068]

Good suggestion Daphne! Otis Redding's voice digs a hole in your heart in this song.

[@stephenjohnson8617]

Another great song

[@helgar791]

The live version from the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival is a seminal performance of this song.

[@jamesanthony5257]

They could watch on their movie reaction channel “The Commitments” movie to hear nice covers of both songs.

[@helgar791]

@@jamesanthony5257 I'd rather hear Chris Brown or Three Dog Night do this song any day of the week than your suggestion. Chris does an especially nice cover. As for "Mustang Sally", The Young Rascals version is also far better than anything by The Commitments, not to mention Sir Mack Rice's greater, original version.

[@glenncenter6579]

This song reminds me of another movie you MUST MUST MUST see, "The Commitments"!! The lead singer was a mere 16 years old when it was filmed! A banger if there ever was one! Peace and Love, RobSquad!

[@sheilameyers152]

This is my mother-in a-law’s song …father-in -law use to tease her because she had a 1965 mustang and flat feet…so funny….those two were amazing!

[@johndavidhenderson3640]

Agreed! I was about to suggest The Commiments" too!! Great movie!!

[@grainnecarr8564]

The movie has the best version of the song!!

[@maruka1716]

I was thinking the same! The red-haired guitarist from that film is Glen Hansard, who has done a lot of interesting music since then. And the actress who played Natalie was on Downton Abbey.

[@intheparlance]

When they performed 'In the Midnight Hour' I just lost it; that was a fantastic performance by the big red haired guy.

[@richardmartin9565]

Wicked Wilson Pickett sang "I Found A Love" with The Falcons? He'll blow your eardrums with his voice.

[@blackprix]

We used to call him “the wicked Pickett”. That’s because his music was absolutely wicked… Which means great

[@kathybwell]

Totally wicked!

[@ginarobinson4483]

I would call him The Wicked Mr. PICKETT, his songs are great and makes you want to sing and dance right along with him!

[@mikecaetano]

Nice! I remember back in 1983 when Sally Ride became the first American woman to fly in space on the Space Shuttle, the local rock station played this song all day to celebrate her achievement. Sally Ride, RIP! Wilson Pickett, RIP!

[@drumhaver223]

Every cover/party band (including four I was in) did this song for decades. If you wanted to get 'em on the dance floor, this was the ticket.

[@twilarolff8021]

Yes!

[@colleenowens99]

I love dancing to this song...look out!

[@bazzer124]

Every time I hear this tune I immediately go to "The Commitments" movie, a story about an Irish "soul" band. Pickett appears in the movie - or at least his limo appears in the movie. Check it out, I'm sure you'll like it if only for the tunes. Irish soul? Yeah, that's a thing! Cheers....

[@MrDportjoe]

Spain has a deep history of soul bands as well. Check out The Pepper Pots for example

[@hickokhaley]

That is a good move, and the lead singer was great!

[@susanwillingham5770]

I loved the Commitments! About 90% of the music they did was recorded here in Muscle Shoals.

[@adamsher2538]

Great movie and the band was amazing.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Same here!😎👍

[@bradsullivan2495]

A 1967 song from Arthur Conley that definitely needs a reaction: "Sweet Soul Music" pays tribute to the soul singers of the era (including Wilson Pickett) and references some of their hits--including "Mustang Sally." A song that's impossible NOT to dance to...

[@helindove2237]

Thank you Brad Sullivan for suggesting Arthur Conley! Especially his song "Sweet Soul Music" deserves a reaction on the RSR channel. The poor guy had to flee to the Netherlands to live in peace.

[@Jonni1027]

I had just again heard Sweet Soul Music last week and where he says of James Brown “He’s the king of them all yeah” and for first time ever took issue with that statement cuz I’d recently been listening to a lot of Otis Redding and thought maybe Otis should actually be considered the King? Then I went home and googled the song and saw that Otis was one of the songwriters of it hahaha.

[@dougstevens6257]

The "Wicked Pickett" was a gigantic talent. You might also want to check out: "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love", "Don't Let the Green Grass Fool You" and "Land of 1,000 Dances". Pure soul perfection!

[@martinscott-reed5379]

Jay & Amber, this song is sung in the movie "The Commitments." It 's about a group of Irish misfits who join together to form a band. And what a band, especially the lead singer. It's full of comedy, angst, rivalry and conflict. It's well worth a watch and a must for any music fan. Oh, Amber, it's full of horns.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

"Um bleck, and Um prood!"

[@medmar76]

The singer, Andrew Strong, was also onlyl 15 when they did that movie. It's one of my favorite music-driven movies. "Dublin soul!"

[@charlesbrake55]

It was also in roadhouse when sam Elliott is working at the strip club.

[@janesharp4341]

I loved that movie!

[@janesharp4341]

When the female astronaut, Sally Ride was on her first space mission, this song played as a tribute to her. Ride, Sally, Ride!

[@kimcutts6153]

I'm sure you've noticed, that EVERYONE is recommending that you guys react to the movie "The Commitments". Please put it on your list (if it's not already in there). Its an Irish film, so I hope you can handle the accents, they're pretty thick (the accents, not the people) 😜 Joking aside, it's a great movie with some pretty fabulous singing in it. BTW...... The actor (Andrew Strong) playing the lead singer (Deco Cuffe) in the band in this movie, was only 16 years old at the time of filming. And his voice was outstanding. 📽🎙🎼🔥🎸🥁🎷🎺

[@marybaillie8907]

Well put. Outstanding movie. They may want to look up Irish swear words first. Lol🤣👍✌️🇨🇦

[@andymcgill354]

Brilliant film

[@mrwomby5007]

Yes!

[@denroy3]

And the lead's hero is Wilson Pickett, who hopes to meet in the movie.

[@reddoxx4754]

Watch it with the closed captions on!

[@donnabruhn6907]

Flashing back to the teen dances Of my high school days. Motown Was so groovy and we loved dancing to this. There is a whole library of Motown grooves like this. Make ya dance

[@SG-js2qn]

Such a classic! Hard to imagine anyone doing it better.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

My cousin had a '65 mustang and parked it in my parents garage while he was in Vietnam - my Dad took me with him to start it every day . funny the memories that pop into our heads

[@susanwillingham5770]

This was recorded at a studio not far from my current house in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

[@craigcooper7586]

The famous FAME studios. So many greats recorded there. Aretha Franklin first big hit came out of that studio.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

As many have stated, check out the movie "The Commitments" you won't be disappointed. ALSO: My first car was '75 Malibu Classic that I picked up in '80. I was sixteen. Worked at a gas station and had a paper-route to pay for it (my Pop matched what I raised). First thing I did was rip out the radio and put in a tape deck and new speakers. The bench front seat was perfect for Drive-Ins. lol

[@writerjohnmcnally]

Pickett’s “Hey Jude” with Duane Allman on guitar will blow you away. Studio version.

[@davidhunter801]

It blew Eric Clapton away!

[@jobabs]

Yes! Best version of Hey, Jude, in my opinion!

[@markwilliams5606]

That Started Southern Rock.

[@ColHambone]

Totally. On the one hand it is totally over the top but then at the same time it's perfect

[@michaellockhart554]

To me the most incredible aspect of thcHey Jude cover is... The Beatles version was still top 5 on the charts when Wilson and Skydog, Wilson's nickname for Duane Allman, recorded and released it, Nobody does a cover when the original is still on the charts

[@anthonyblakely399]

Wilson Pickett and Sam & Dave are really the pioneers of Soul music or what you guys call today, R & B!!! He influenced a lot of artists Robert Plant...Corey Wells.....John Fogerty....Paul McCartney.....John Lennon.....David Bowie.....and many other artists.

[@caseymoe816]

Great pick, guys! 🔥 Mr. Pickett is a bad cat! 🔥 You should really do the Tom Jones/Wilson Pickett duet medley from TJ’s tv show. Fantastic!

[@catlover15301]

Totally agree. That medley is 🔥 My favorite version of "Hey Jude" is part of that medley. ❤️❤️

[@TheMishka11]

Is there anyone Tom Jones has not had a duet with.

[@wiliamwidlacki7459]

Mustang Sally is one of those iconic rock song covered by numerous groups, the two best to consider are the commitments and Jeff Beck with Buddy Guy....two of my favorites

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Funky Broadway", "6 3 4 - 5 7 8 9 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)","Engine No. 9", and "Don't Knock My Love"!!! He is named in the lyrics of the hit song "Life Is A Rock" by Reunion!

[@bertisjordan1085]

"Funky Broadway" is a killer!

[@joshmcallister4863]

@@bertisjordan1085 The live version doh: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGO3hqmdaq1gn9U

[@bennysmith416]

Recorded at Fame Studio in Muscle Shoals , Alabama. One of the first of numerous hits recorded there.

[@themajicman745]

If you wanna stay in the 60's react to "Shotgun"(live version) by Jr. Walker and the All-Stars. This song will have you dancing all the way through it! GUARANTEED!!! Also "Function at the Junction" by Shorty Long...."Grazing in the Grass" by Friends of Distinction......"Cool Jerk" by the Capitols.

[@marybaillie8907]

What Does It Take and These Eyes. 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@stephenjohnson8617]

A great pick.. that excellent sax..

[@blackhistorybrothers5103]

That video is nothing but pure energy!! Must watch!

[@dunhill1]

and Tighten Up by Archie Bell and the Drells!

[@josephscally6270]

Back when I was young (before they invented the wheel) there would be at least one dance every Friday and Saturday night. I was in a band that played at some of these dances. This song was required playing in those days. Oh, and my lovely wife had a Mustang in her college days which she named "Sally" as a reference to this song.

[@floridaboy6051]

Back in high school, I had a friend named Sally and her father bought her, yes, a Mustang. I heard this song WAY more than most people since every day in school the other kids would be singing to her, "All you wanna do is ride around Sally..." In 1990 at the 20 year reunion, they started singing it to her all over again.

[@markmaioli4]

Every bar band in the USA knows Mustang Sally! My first car, in '74, was a 1960 Ford Falcon POS (to quote Agent K)

[@michaellockhart554]

If you haven't yet, you need to listen to his cover of Hey Jude, Duane Allman talked him into doing it over lunch and it was done while the Beatles version wss still on the charts, it's an incredible cover

[@CPny65]

Love this song, used in many movies. As for my first real car was a '79 Grand Prix 2 Door Jet Black Bucket seats with a V-8 301. She was a beast. Rear-ended Idiot who stopped around a blind corner on the highway to take a cone out of the road. I the end I drover away with no headlights, he was ticked and towed. Proud to say my buddy and I replaced the entire nose hood and all that i got at a junk yard. This was before the internet and KZbin. Neither of us were mechanics, and all we had was a Chilton's manual to work from, but we got it done and I drive it another 5 years before i gave it to my buddies brother. Thanks for the memories, and the smiles

[@smbmiller655]

Wilson Pickett is the TRUTH! Thank you for reacting to this gem of a song! Stay hydrated during this heat!

[@robinmills8675]

My first car was a 64 1/2 Mustang convertible. (It was the prototype.) I failed the written driving test 3 times when I was a teenager and kind of gave up on trying. At 21, a co-worker told me her sister was selling it for $500.00. Within a week, I got my learner's permit, the car and my driver's license. Motivation.

[@allendixon7700]

Let's see if I can think of a song well there was The Guitar Man and he told this to hey Play Hey Jude so I'm going to be the same as the guitar guy I'm going to say Play Hey Jude

[@allendixon7700]

I'll tell you what's cool as s*** is a Gregg Allman Gregg Allman way back in the day by himself all alone with an acoustic guitar during the come and go Blues

[@terrycunningham8118]

Yep, great rhythm and a bluesy sound. That's why they called this style R&B, and Wilson Picket was the Mack Daddy of this genre. My first car WAS a '66 Mustang, 289.

[@kathybwell]

Loved my first car 😍 it was a red 62 VW bug! I took auto mechanics in high school and learned how to work on it. Best class ever - knowing how engines work is so helpful! Also had 64 2-door Chevy Impala, perfect cruising car.

[@jonnno2439]

Yes. Andrew Strong singing Mustang Sally from The Commitments is a must see/hear.

[@ktcarl]

First car, when I was a jr. in high school in 1973, was a brown 1971 Mustang fastback.

[@badgrandma6973]

This was my JAM! I worked so hard and saved up...bought my first car at 16, and it was a 1970 Mustang! Love me some hot rods!!

[@kathybwell]

Nice car grandma, what color was it?

[@badgrandma6973]

@@kathybwell Dark Gray...almost gunmetal, but no sparkles.

[@cinb3448]

When I lived in Malta, we had a school program. Kinda like a talent show. Some classmates and I did a dance to this song. We had so much fun! I was 15. 1971 I believe it was. Good memories!

[@faithnyou1732]

Love Wilson Pickett! My oldest brother (12 yrs. older than me) introduced me to his music. He left all his albums and recording equipment for me to take care of before he left for Vietnam. He loved all the Motown stuff, and I still treasure all the memories these songs bring. My brother DID come home, by the way. Thanks so much for choosing Wilson Pickett! Great reaction! 💙✌

[@njchas]

AMEN BAZZER!!! You kids will love The Committments!!!!! Great music!!! Wilson Pickett was the MAN!

[@Jonni1027]

Other than being a GIANT in the beginnings of Soul music Wilson Pickett was definitely known for his scream❤️

[@gregwilson7448]

Wilson Pickett cut that at the Fame studio in Muscle Shoals. They were THE studio with that sound. Aretha found her sound there as did many others.

[@michaelknight2118]

Such a soulful sound. Love to drive to this. Another cool driving song.is Green Onions, Booker T. and the M.Gs. I'm with everyone on the Commitments. This song is just so tough. Every garage band had to at least try this one. Too many memories. Thanks again

[@ptournas]

I got my hands on some old tapes of a friend's band from 1967 a few weeks ago and put together a cd for the drummer's wife and family, as he passed away around the same time. There was a great cover of this song on the tapes. Another one of Pickett's great hits was "The Midnight Hour".

[@lorrainewylie6975]

Great song, and I absolutely 100% agree with other comments, The Commitments is a brilliant "must see" wee film,

[@atuuschaaw]

Wilson Pickett was played to death on all the jukeboxes in the hangouts during my coming of age...around 15 and 16 years old. I still love his music. 😉♥

[@minervalopez3145]

Otis Redding should be heard! His song "Try a Little Tenderness" is sublime! His voice, incomparable!!

[@LaPinturaBella]

The first car I bought for myself was a special edition, metallic Turquoise Mazda RX-7...the last year of the original body style. I absolutely loved that car!

[@connieb4372]

Love this tune.. The first car that I can remember that my mother had was a yellow 1965 Mustang.. it was not the fast, souped up one, but it was STILL cool... I just remember my dad saying years later... that he never could keep a transmission in that thing.. I remember an old photo, or perhaps a movie standing in front of the car with my white go-go boots (it was the era of the Beatles and I was 6 years old with my mini-dress and my go-go boots).. those times were special! Great pick guys! You go get that car Amber.. But you have to give J. a ride.... hear?

[@johnneumar6735]

JKN When I was 8 yrs old my neighbor bought a 1960 Tbird I told her I loved her car and was going to buy it from her when I got old enough to drive I bought it from her and I still have to this day.

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

You HAVE to watch "The Commitments" movie, a story about an Irish "soul" band! The musicians/actors they choose for that movie had TALENT!!!

[@deonneparrish9850]

This song is one of those great for cruising and singing along to when driving.

[@bertisjordan1085]

Nearly EVERYONE has sang this at karaoke at one time or another, lol! "Wicked" Wilson Pickett. Rod Stewart has said in many interviews that Pickett was a big influence on him!

[@lindawulfkoenig4907]

Coincidentally, Wilson Pickett is buried in my hometown, just 2 miles away from my house. Love his music, especially In the Midnight Hour. Thanks for this reaction.

[@rls110961]

I am a dancer and this is one of my all time favorite songs to do West Coast Swing to. It has a great beat and makes for a smooth dance and foot work!!😁

[@Meganstoy]

First car I ever paid for myself was a slightly used 1962 Chevrolet Corvair , white with a black convertible top.

[@skyebird3933]

Love this song. Have to sing along every time I hear it.

[@thefoss5387]

Wilson Pickett was a soul music pioneer who also covered R&B. He had a couple of #1 R&B hits In the Midnight Hour, being my favorite of those. I also love his take on Lloyd Price's Stagger Lee, which got to #22 on Billboard's Top 100. My first car was a frankenbeetle. A 63 VW Bug body with one 64 door, a 67 engine block, and a 71 carburetor. Complete with a coat-hanger as a radio antenna.

[@lygiaberney9958]

I love your guys's reactions. I love your faces when you listen to a song from "back in the day". Please keep the reactions coming.

[@kevinhooper3003]

I have owned 5 different Mustangs in my driving career (yes, one of them was named Sally). It is by far my favorite make of car. My first car, however, was a red 5-speed 1980 Toyota Tercel.

[@patriciamcelroy3581]

Wicked song for the dance floor. 😉Love Wilson Pickett. His voice is fire. 🔥

[@franklopez2803]

Perfect song for 1965. Put a beat to it. Throw in the word ‘Mustang’. You got a hit. Thank you Lee Iacocca.

[@mikekling]

Iconic song!! I always loved the organ on this track!! Please check out "Cupid" by Sam Cooke.💝 I think you'd really love it!! Keep smiling!! 💫🤩💫

[@TheDivayenta]

And listen to how influenced Steve Perry was by him!

[@stephenjohnson8617]

A great pick

[@intheparlance]

I never knew that; how cool! I bet she was very flattered.

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

Great classic tune that has been covered by so many other bands. This song will get every idle foot in motion.

[@skinmeister1]

Yep guys ...I agree, you must add the film "The Commitments" to your movie list, it's a wonderful and well-made music film, lots to love!!!

[@richardmartin9565]

When Sally Ride rode in the Space Shuttle "Ride Sally Ride" was the chant.

[@rgevans61]

As others have said, you MUST do his version of “Hey Jude”, with then-unknown Duane Allman on guitar. I can’t wait to see your faces for the last minute and 20 seconds. Also, I want to say that this is my favorite reaction channel. I particularly enjoy that Amber pays such careful attention to lyrics, and makes such perceptive comments about them. There are songs I’ve known for 40 years that I enjoy more, after hearing what she has to say about them. Keep it up!

[@chrisrenzi2912]

YES, YES, YES!!!!! You have to listen to this version. Wilson and Duane are incredible together. Mustang Sally was recorded around the same time in same studio.

[@AL-la1014]

My father played trumpet on that song. He was a session player in Muscle Shoals.

[@rgevans61]

@@AL-la1014 That’s great! I’ve lived in Birmingham since 1995. It’s unbelievable how much great music came out of those little studios in small Alabama towns. Your dad must have been quite a musician to be part of that.

[@jackiesconiers4230]

Thanks for keeping great music alive! Smiling!

[@sarablack2547]

This always reminds me of the movie the commitments an unemployed Dublin boy puts together a band to play old r&b music it has the beat soundtrack.there's even a scene when he looks in the mirror and quotes procal harem's whiter shade of pale.there try a little tenderness is fab. You need to do it on your movie channel!

[@singluna888]

I absolutely love this song. It makes my toes tap.

[@christaballerinarukavina6034]

I second the suggestion that y'all put "The Commitments" on your short list for movie reactions. You will LOVE it. The music, the character development, the actors - which include a lead singer who was ONLY SIXTEEN (like Stevie Winwood) when he starred in this.

[@douglaspensack3499]

One characteristic of these good 60s singers is that GREAT studio musicians were always available to play & make them sound even better.

[@JohnBaugh-gd8kq]

This and other Pickett songs (also early Aretha Franklin songs) were recorded with the studio musicians in Muscle Shoals.

[@easyrolling]

Definitely a legendary soul singer and he was in the stable of the other label besides Motown which had artists with multiple hits, Atlantic Records (Aretha and many others) . A suggestion for another group also on Atlantic Records but were called Blue-eyed Soul (they covered this song too) but were white and actually from New York. The Rascals..try Groovin' or Good Lovin both number 1 hits.. BTW ...I learned to drive on my parents 68 mustang..Great reaction as usual..

[@rickfortier8664]

My favorite Rascals song is the tongue-in-cheek "Come on up" What can I say, it builds to a ...climax! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmOZeHxvjauCpZo

[@tomtortolani7616]

The Rascals version of this song was a 1966 Mustang...

[@easyrolling]

@@rickfortier8664 my favorite was Easy Rollin hence my name here..lol

[@williamladley4291]

Always gets the crowd up and dancing , even Grandma .Pickett's forceful, passionate style of singing was developed in the church and on the streets of Detroit. Land of 1000 dances and learn the dances ! My mom had a hot 68 Mustang , before that a Pink Cadillac a 55 .

[@mitchellbatchelor1594]

Wilson Pickett is pure Soul.

[@markfadness9204]

Sixties Soul Classic. "Mustang Sally" was originally a #15 R&B/Soul chart hit for Sir Mack Rice in 1965. In 1966, Wilson Pickett recorded a cover that bested the original, peaking @ #6 on the R&B/Soul chart & #23 on the Billboard Hot 100 Pop chart. Pickett charted 38 singles on the Pop chart with only 2 in the Top 10 ("Land of 1,000 Dances" & "Funky Broadway.") On the R&B/Soul chart, Picket charted 49 titles with 18 reaching the Top 10 including 5 @ #1("In the Midnight Hour" (1965), "634-5789" (1966), "Land of 1,000 Dances"(1966), "Funky Broadway" (1967), & "Don't Knock My Love (Part 1)" (1971). Pickett's final Pop chart single was in 1973, while on the R&B/Soul chart, he continued to chart singles into 1987.

[@canonfodder2068]

I love "In the Midnight Hour." Rob Squad reacted to that one and I hadn't heard it in ages so now it is back in regular rotation at my house.

[@ToniMcGinty]

Wilson's "Hey Jude" is on a whole other level. Masterpiece! I would also recommend the song "Deborah", that Wilson sang at the San Remo Festival, half in English and half in a very peculiar Italian. Great song that goes from heartbreaking to funky as all heck..

[@sharrongrant6240]

Spent hours skating to this song, was the hit of the Satellite Skating Rink....love the sax! This was another hit recorded at Musc!e Shoals Fame Studios...the back up band was young and white p!aying this killer music. Mustangs were very, very popular! You need to watch the documentary Muscle Shoals, you will learn so much!!!! Next should be SHOTGUN by Jr. Walker & the Allstars...you will love the sax!!

[@vicprovost2561]

Gotta love Wilson's original but Buddy Guy does a blistering cover of this, well worth checking out. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

[@gtrgar4561]

From 1991, featuring Jeff Beck on Buddy Guy's album "Damn Right I Got the Blues" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYW8iIx6ptdgiqM 😎

[@rubroken]

The Rascals covered this song also

[@robertphelps1574]

The song was originally released by Mack Rice who wrote the song

[@scottlong7352]

Growing up in the 70s, Mustang Sally and Mony Mony were played by nearly every bar band, with out fail, because they and always packed the dance floor. Great song

[@muffinamy83]

I said under another reaction that you should watch "The Committments" on your movie channel. A bunch of Irish teenagers form a soul band and are obsessed with Wilson Pickett. I think you'd love it.

[@rarelycares8416]

I was in a blues bar in Albequerque back in the 90's and the band played this song for at least 30 minutes...and could have gone longer by me.

[@angelalacour2384]

The Commitments was a really good movie and they did do the song justice but NOBODY!!! can beat Wilson Pickett!

[@davidbirchall832]

You need to add 'The Commitments' to your movie night. You will love it. Unbelievably the lead singer of the band was only 15 when it was filmed. He sounds much older

[@samjones2439]

Land of a 1000 dances and midnight hour! Check out April Wine “Roller” Add Funky Broadway Wilson Pickett! My first car was a 57’ Chevy! Second was a 67’ Firebird! Third was a 78’ Camaro Z28

[@surlechapeau]

fyi, they've reacted to 1000 dances and midnight hour

[@yoclark2723]

Loved this one! Fun fact, there is a female astronaut named Sally Ride. She's a boss girl!

[@ianthomas6168]

If you love Wilson Pickett and Otis Reading you will love the film The Commitments its halairious and full of music that you'll enjoy

[@mdennis9496]

One of my most FAVORITE songs from the 6os. You could almost feel the grease on the floor with this SCORCHER!! Put your flat feet on the ground……..and dance!

[@tofersiefken]

This song reminds me of another movie that you should watch on your movie reaction channel. The Committments (1991) features this song and is about a fictional blues / soul band in Ireland. It is full of great musical performances and a lot of "drama" that happens within the local, small-time music scene. Comical, though not a comedy per se, and very worth the watch.

[@reshaud81]

This has always been my favorite Wilson Pickett song!

[@jonathanslyker2536]

I'm sure it's been said already, but this reminds me of an old movie about music called The Commitments. I remember them really liking Wilson Pickett in the film. It's been a while since I've watched it, but you should check it out if you want to appreciate a movie about great music.

[@jeffmorse645]

I know its old, but its still surprising that anyone hasn't heard this in one form or the other - commercial, movie.

[@jesrush]

Ahhh….y’all this is in an awesome music movie called The Commitments!!! Please put it on the list! You’ll love it!!!✌️😎💜

[@caseymoe816]

They will absolutely love it! And the guy in this video plays a great part in it.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

"It's "ride, Sally, ride", not "royd Sally royd!"" 😁

[@caseymoe816]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 🤣😂🤣😂

[@idalily3810]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Okay, now I have to go back and watch that movie again

[@Weareroses]

Fun fact, there is a movie called “The Commitments” it came out in 1991, it’s about a group of young adults in Dublin, Ireland who play music. The manager of the band loves soul music so they cover soul songs, they do a cover of this in the movie, it’s fantastic. The actors in the movie also played and sang all the songs. It’s really interesting seeing the Irish so soul, one of my favorite movies. I think y’all would get a kick out of it.

[@donnaralph4413]

This is one of my favorites, my sister and I had band at our teen years,played weddings, co. Picnic etc. This is one we played, we did sonny and Cher, my sister could sing Janis just like Janis❤️

[@jessandporthosshadow]

Sooo silly story lol: so as a kid my tricycle’s name was Sally and for way too long I knew this song as “Sally’s song” that I’d demand my grownups play when I zoomed around on my said tricycle lol

[@PrinzAndrew]

Love Wilson Pickett's classic soul sound. For your movie channel, you might enjoy watching "The Commitments" about an unemployed Irish guy who puts together a soul band. Mustang Sally is one of the songs featured in it. :o)

[@jgsrhythm100]

Wilson Pickett- Land of a Thousand Dances 🔥 Absolute essential reaction !!!

[@yvonnekr]

Oh! I have the perfect movie suggestion for you guys: The Commitments It’s about a group of working class kids in Dublin, Ireland and they create a soul music band. They do AMAZING covers of songs including Mustang Sally and Try a Little Tenderness. I guarantee you will LOVE the movie and music. 💜

[@randallholliday7214]

Nice song. My first car was a 1956 Chevy Bel Air, 265- V8 power glide.

[@davidbueller5023]

I'm glad you got to hear this classic! So much soul! There are several things that I'd like to suggest. First, to know just how talented the Beatles were, watch their movies "A Hard Days Night" and "Help!" They could sing, act, and do comedy. Second, watch "The Homewood Sessions with Leon Russell". That's where you heard "A song for you". It gives a lot of background into Leon, and you can tell that he truly loved people. Finally, the perfect group for Female Friday is the "MonaLisa Twins. They are real twins from Austria that started very young by covering Beatles songs and have gone on to cover other classics from the 60's. They moved to England and have played at the Cavern Club where the Beatles played. My favorites are: "You can't do that", "Drive my Car" (Beatles songs) or "Starman" (a David Bowie song). Another great video they made when about 16 or 17 is "While my Guitar gently Weeps". Their musical ability is Amazing! They sing very well especially when you consider that English is their second language.

[@MACMISIAS]

One of the things that I like in your channel is that you are speaking very nice and clear guys... I am Greek I understand English but not being my native language I turn on the subtitles most of the times. That is something that I never needed with you. Greetings from Athens Greece.