CAN'T STOP DANCING Wilson Pickett - Land Of 1000 Dances | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION

[@Shrykespeare]

That VOICE!! Wilson Pickett was an icon, to be sure. "Mustang Sally" HAS to be your next one, it's a classic. Follow that up with "Stagger Lee", and "If You Need Me".

[@jdw5678]

Great suggestions -- I would add "Don't Knock My Love" from 1971. Solid funky classic.

[@tedcole9936]

Thanks, Patrick. I know Pickett's Mustang Sally, but will have to check those others out. I love the Taj Mahal version of "Stagger Lee". His whole "Giant Step" album is terrific.

[@rcinsley]

+1 Mustang Sally!

[@rexxraul]

"Mustang Sally" is great, I'd add "I'm in Love" to that list, Pickett's voice is just so great for this soul/R&B style, such good music!

[@debbieburton7886]

Please react to "last two dollars " by Wilson..

[@dorisverplank3736]

As a child of the 60s, I oftentimes take for granted the music I grew up with. Thank you for reminding me just how amazing the music was/is. Love your channel. Keep up the great videos!!!

[@nickfiorenza5930]

WILSON PICKETT, one of the greatest soul singers, of our time. Grew up listening to his music. Awesome singer, sang from his soul. There will never be another WILSON PICKETT. Thank you for your great appreciation of true music!!!

[@bobbrogley1033]

I second that emotion!

[@melissaward6311]

I was a 50s baby,and you are so right We should and never will forget how lucky we were,music wise.

[@jpetersgoyanks]

Music is timeless, I grew up with it too even though I was born in ‘79.

[@sjw5797]

This looks like it was filmed at the Soul to Soul concert in Ghana, also called the "African Woodstock". In 1971 the government of Ghana invited several black American acts to perform in celebration of the nation's fourteenth year of independence. It's some of the most electrifying concert footage you'll ever see.

[@octoberguy]

Thanks, Was wondering where this was shot.

[@JohnJohn-cu7nk]

Watched that a few weeks ago.Ije and Tina were 🙌

[@sassyears9573]

Soul to Soul concert filmed in Ghana is excellent. I had the video-VCR version at one point. I played it so much it just broke. It’s a must see. The scene of Wilson Pickett at the airport after they arrived - loved at. Also Ike & Tina Turner, Roberta Flack, Voices of East Harlem, Santana & some of the best performers & best performances ever!!! The Ghanaians loved it. Amazing footage.

[@acidthunder1]

Ike and Tina Turner absolute dynamite on that film

[@supasoulproductions]

Wicked Pickett was the BOMB! Right up there with Otis Redding, James Brown and Jackie Wilson. Check out Wilson Pickett's cover of The Beatles 'Hey Jude' with Duane Allman on guitar.

[@atkinastarling4630]

There's a great collaboration between Wicked Wilson Pickett and the amazing Tom Jones out there, too. Simply AMAZING!

[@kenperk9854]

my grandmother baby-sat the drummer, Roger Hawkins on these sessions. He was one of the greats, especialy when he was teamed with Aretha Franklin!

[@sinenominecc]

💯

[@michelesanville8822]

Feels like he caught lightning in a bottle. What a great moment of pure exuberance. There is no way to not be happy EXPERIENCING this, not just watching and listening, but feeling it all the way to your bones.

[@franz909]

That suggest some sort of rarity in his performance , when screaming in key was part of his arsenal and reality is he could do this type of performance ANYWHERE or ANYTIME bcs he was the best

[@jeffharry9675]

Guys. You need to hear the duet featuring Tom Jones and Wilson Pickett on The Tom Jones Show, in 1970. It is truly a treasure. You're welcome, in advance.

[@caseymoe816]

YES!!! Absolute fire!!

[@quinny6920]

Yassss!!!!

[@merltravers4054]

I suggested that a few months ago

[@jasondennis9321]

Grew up dancing to this guy’s songs. If I tried it now I would surely throw my back out! Thanks for the review. Need to listen to the studio version, also. This song is so wild!

[@shelleybleu4903]

Same. Just thinking I could go 5 seconds now.

[@louisestevenson5102]

LMAO I know what you mean

[@bradsullivan2495]

Another gritty soul song from this era was Arthur Conley's 1967 hit, "Sweet Soul Music"--it actually mentions Wilson Pickett near the end, along with plenty of other soul singers as well.

[@marilena7848]

"Wicked, wicked Pickett! " Yes, that Conley song is a classic and a great introduction for newbies to the big names of 60's soul!

[@kenperk9854]

More Muscle Shoals Soul!!!

[@carmensandiego7749]

Yes, that's the one that I was trying to think of that mentions him.

[@dianefurlong2911]

Amber, you’re absolutely right! He was electrifying!

[@lorijohnston4311]

If your feet don't move with this song, you don't have a pulse. Wilson's version of Mustang Sally is pretty good too!

[@thomasstambaugh5181]

Wilson Pickett's Mustang Sally is indeed one of the all-time greats. Has to be in the top 10 of all time.

[@TheToscanaMan]

Nobody does this song like Wilson Pickett. Amazing performance.

[@kenperk9854]

With the Muscle Shoals Shoals Swampers!

[@cliffnorthey2652]

You need to watch the movie, "The Commitments", which is a movie about a young Irish man who puts together a "Soul" band in Ireland. Wilson Pickett is this young man's inspiration and is a central feature in this exceptional movie.

[@abmqa]

I Highly Recommend The Commitments movie. The soundtrack is Awesome

[@vickiroman189]

Such a great movie!

[@adamsher2538]

Great movie. Love the soundtrack. Years ago the band from the movie went out on tour.

[@RichardX1]

The British Invasion owes its existence to Black American musicians

[@azretrodreamer]

A must watch!

[@frankiebowie6174]

Sometimes people include Wilson Pickett on a short list with Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Luther Vandross, James Brown and Little Richard etc, but I never understood why till just now!

[@jasonremy1627]

Gotta put Otis on that list.

[@David-kf5gk]

The Chitlin circuit.✌️

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Dan akyroid approves.

[@deborahcornell171]

Just watched "The Great Outdoors" with Dan Ackroyd & John Candy. This song is played throughout the end credits with the whole cast dancing their butts off to it. Great 80's comedy ending with a great 60's song. I recommend it to anyone who wants to laugh OR dance! 💙☮💙

[@aleatharhea]

I'll have to watch that! Dan Aykyroid loves this stuff. He started House of Blues to promote African American music. I think it eventually became the second largest music promotion company in the world. And of course, the Blues Brothers movie was his love song to all these artists. I so want J&A to react to it when they start doing movies.

[@melissaward6311]

I agree. Seems like he was at the end of The Blues Brothers also,along with other s. It was either BB 1,or the second one.

[@redchick5278]

I LOVE THE GREAT OUTDOORS!! This song was perfect for the end!

[@tracygalley8713]

Yes!!! Love that movie and how I first learned of this song!!

[@mch2007uk]

I'm here because I've just watched it, the film finished 10 minutes ago 😆

[@vickiroman189]

Such an epic performer! Wilson truly gave 100% of himself in every performance.

[@WilliamTheMovieFan]

Wilson Pickett is wicked!

[@TwistedSither]

Wilson's cover of Hey Jude, with Duane Allman on lead guitar is a must. Jimmy Johnson, of the Muscle Shoals recording studio said that when wilson and Duane recorded that track, "and then there was Southern Rock".

[@thebuzzman13]

Best of all to say that Mr. Picket was ambivalent about recording this song and the long haired hippie who suggested it would be an understatement.

[@oopsiesbrother]

I actually did a tour of the two studios in Muscle shoals a few months back with my mom and dad. It was a late Christmas present because I had covid during christmas. They came to visit me and birmingham and we made a day trip up to the shoals. You can feel the magic in the rooms

[@lewispetzold7481]

Jimmy Johnson was a great blues guitarist and singer, one of many great Chicago blues men. Saw him in a tiny club in Gainesville Florida 30 years ago maybe 40 people in the room so we could hang out together in between sets, a true gentleman. Check out any of his stuff

[@ericjohnson7632]

Highly underrated cover of a Beatles song!!! Duane and Pickett took that song somewhere else!!! You just can't describe it. If your reading this check it out you won't be disappointed!!!!! 😉

[@Russ-gy7tx]

The "Na Na Na Na" verse or chorus of the song was not in the original song by Chris Kenner in 1962, but was added in 1966 by the East Los Angeles group Cannibal and the Headhunters because the lead singer forgot the lyrics during recording so he ad-libbed, it sounded so good that they kept it in the recording. the rest is music history. The Beatles asked the band to open for them in their 1966 tour.

[@MyRoom_is_old]

Real musicians, No autotune, No overdubs, Just talent and charisma!

[@mariannemabie9274]

Isn’t it awesome to see a concert where people moved by the absolute energy of the show can jump up and dance with the star… And no security people throw them out… Couldn’t happen like that anymore unfortunately. This is an absolute trip!💕

[@vbrown6445]

They showed a glimpse of the cops there for crowd control, but they looked like they were enjoying it as much as the crowd.😁

[@trespatines8698]

And no cell phones.

[@kimryan6087]

"Hey Jude" by Wilson Pickett and Duane Allman NEEDS to be the next reaction. AN ABSOLUTE MUST!!

[@lindaaumiller174]

Pickett really got you moving!

[@nancy9891]

Janis Joplin is the female version of Wilson Pickett. I’m 67 years old and remember dancing to him. This song got everybody going! From the bottom of his soul, like Janis.

[@shelbysnyder8109]

I'm a new subscriber. One of my favorite things for me to do was to share the music of my youth with my daughters. My youngest passed away and the oldest moved across the country. Watching these videos with you guys reminds me of those times. Thank you

[@freda9809]

I can relate. This was the music my parents and aunts/uncles listened to, and I remember how they got up and danced. I liked dancing along with them. I'm sorry for your loss and not having family nearby to share is tough. That's why I love watching the younger generations exploring and enjoying the music.

[@shelbysnyder8109]

@@freda9809 thank you ❤️

[@dawnbailey1132]

Oh Shelby, I understand. My youngest son taught himself to play the guitar by ear after being paralyzed. We both loved music and enjoyed listening to all types together. He has since passed away and I'm grateful for finding this channel. I now have Jay and Amber to enjoy music with. 🙏❤ Most nights I'd come home from work looking forward to hearing what he'd taught himself to play that day. It's been 14 years and I wish I could share this channel with him.

[@JohnSchuster-yc6dp]

@@shelbysnyder8109may your youngest rest in peace

[@arthurpendragon1610]

I would play this song on stage with my soul revue back in the day. I had James Brown's drummer, (Early Johnson) and "Crip" playing on bass and our little rhythm section could flat put it on you. We played all up and down the coast. This song never failed to get people up dancing. I miss the party days!

[@brooos]

You may already know, when he refers to Ringo, that's the Beatles drummer Ringo Starr. The lyrics list many of the popular dances of the time - the twist, the pony, the mashed potatoes, the watusi and the jerk.

[@rray848]

If you like this you ought to try Sly and the Family Stone - "Dance to the Music" or maybe James Brown - "Get Up Offa That Thing" Some other 60s dance favorites Spencer Davis Group - "Gimme Some Lovin'" or The Human Beinz - "Nobody But Me"... I use to dare my kids to count how many times they say "no" in the song.

[@susanaltman5134]

Counting the "no"s in Nobody But Me. I'd fail but I love that song. Glad you're exposing your children to these classics.

[@4508bluesky]

You know it’s something when you stop the video to talk about it and the song hasn’t even started yet ❤️

[@colibri1]

Such a great performance. PIckett had a huge hit with this in 1966, four years after Chris Kenner released the original (which didn't chart as high as Pickett's). The song was later referenced in the B52s' 1978-79 song, "Dance This Mess Around," which contains the line, "do all sixteen dances," the number of dances mentioned by Pickett in this song.

[@ediefolta9494]

The original is great too!

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

This is one of my fave Wilson songs - I'm a little white Aussie girl, and an atheist, but this man takes me to church every damn time!

[@kevinholguin6022]

Mustang Sally is another great one from Wilson Pickett. The vibe and energy in 1000 Dances is infectious and undeniable. That same vibe is in the song Pelvis Pusher from Vintage Trouble.

[@allisonlopez5089]

Yes, Mustang Sally. Buddy Guy did a great version too

[@pilesovinyl]

They call him the WICKED WILSON PICKETT!!! He was known for that excitement on stage...Love it.

[@kathyp1563]

"Mustang Sally" is another one he is famous for. He even mentions it in this song.

[@PaulRoehl-fi1iw]

Never seen this before. So glad I just watched it !

[@bertisjordan1085]

The "Wicked" Wilson Pickett he was Rod Stewart's idol. He and Otis Redding are similar in style when you see concert footage. This song has been covered a million times none like THIS!

[@chakroc]

There was a movie back in 1988 called The Great Outdoors, starring John Candy and Dan Aykroyd. I enjoyed the movie, as I did many of those 80's movies. But the best part of that movie, without a doubt, was the ending credits where they showed Dan Aykroyd(and others from the cast) dancing in bar to this song. Made you just want to get up and move. Wilson Pickett was a force of nature...just don't make them like that anymore.

[@jasonremy1627]

Check out his cover of the Beatles "Hey Jude". It has Duane Allman on guitar. It's amazing.

[@writerjohnmcnally]

I’ve been recommending it for almost a year. 🙂

[@AL-la1014]

My dad played trumpet on “Hey Jude” as well as the studio version of this song and other Wilson Pickett songs.

[@jasonremy1627]

@@AL-la1014 that's awesome!

[@writerjohnmcnally]

@@AL-la1014 That’s awesome. Those were legendary musicians. What a legacy!

[@steveadams1893]

Wilson Pickett... The Pride of Prattville, Alabama. What a voice, what a showman, one of the best of the '60s!

[@TheDivayenta]

Kids! Wilson’s biggest hit- was Hey Jude by the Beatles. He took it to Church and to Number One!!!! Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers talked him into recording it down at Mussel Shoals Records in Alabama.

[@eldoc2020]

1 more thing .. I'm an amputee (right leg below the knee). Haven't danced in a while. Y'all got my old ass up n shaking w this pick! Thanks! ✌️😁

[@harpergras]

" Stagger Lee " is my favorite song by Wilson Pickett, but all of his songs are great.He is a true legend.

[@BlankVideo88]

Me at the start, was saying this is just a long intro. Then suddenly the ELECTRIFYING SCREAM. Then me saying , Oh no got to go back! I was wrong-- I need to savor that awesome build-up!

[@Tebssis]

As you can see, Wilson Pickett was the ultimate entertainer and he made it look so easy! You can't help but sing nah, naha, na nah right with him because you know it's coming.

[@ChanelStuff]

I didn't know what the song was by the title. But as soon as they started playing I knew it. Love this song and Mustang Sally.

[@lindagaudin9546]

So he is just too cool! My sister & I would literally dance all over the room when we played this song! We knew how to do all those dances, except the watusi!?! Not ever sure how to do it, but we could really do the pony!! ♥️The old white woman

[@joycemiller7908]

Loved the pony but it's like hula hooping, ya gotta get the rhythm going right then you could go all day!

[@freda9809]

Check out Ray Charles in The Blues Brothers singing 'Twist it' and you'll see the Watusi. The dances perform the dance along with a few others.

[@dianedollion6126]

Chair dancin' at its best here! I just bounced the cat off the sofa! He'll get me back in my sleep tonight! lol

[@annabinksy1694]

OMG..I didn't know what this song was called..never heard the beginingof this but it is a live version...LOVE this...NANANANANA!!!!!!

[@cookiemadison8529]

Oh My God. Never saw this before and I am Blown Away. How badly do want to be in that audience?!

[@bigb6046]

Wilson also did a great cover of the Beatles "Hey Jude" with Duane Allman on guitar.

[@yoclark2723]

Wilson Pickett definitely took us to church! Loved this one! We tried to dance all those dances in the gym! Never got all of them but we danced our behinds off. Had to click on this one right when I saw it!

[@dudeusmaximus6793]

Valentines day is coming up! My favorite love and heartbreak songs and power ballads: Journey - Faithfully Peter Grabriel - In Your Eyes (I like the studio over the live) Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart (make sure it's the full or long version. It's fantastic) Phil Collins - Against All Odds Toto - I Won't Hold You Back Foreigner - Waiting for a Girl Like You Styx - Lady Van Morrison - Into the Mystic

[@RichardX1]

"Total Eclipse of the Heart" was written by Jim Steinman, who wrote all of Meat Loaf's hits.

[@memorylane7068]

One of my all-time favorite voices!!!

[@jameslang6141]

More soul please! Otis Redding is one of my favourites: "I Can't Stop Loving You", "Try a Little Tenderness" are great songs to start with. And as many have commented below, "Mustang Sally" is probably the most iconic Wilson Pickett song of all. So many more artists that this leads into and that you would love; Jackie Wilson, Sam and Dave and the list goes on and on. As you are realizing, an amazing thing happened starting in the late 50's and continuing into the early 70's. It was an explosion of incredible music and artists like we've never seen before or after.

[@angelayoung7594]

I am so glad I grew up when I did…I’ll be 68 in May….Awesome music in my childhood, pre-teen, teenager, young adult‼️‼️

[@cometogether999]

Atop? Lol! Wilson Pickett, what a legend.

[@kevinsmith4429]

Can you believe all those dances! Love this guy!

[@surlechapeau]

J/Amber, You'll love his "Midnight Hour" and "Funky Broadway"!!!

[@trjbrew]

The Wicked Mr. Pickett!!! Thank you for this one!!! You have to hear "Mustang Sally".

[@cheryljackson5659]

Loving this reaction to Wilson Pickett! Please check out his hit "Mustang Sally" and his incredible rendition of the Beatles' "Hey Jude"!

[@Pokyhawk]

Wilson Picket was the perfect example of the formula of, the more energy you put out to the audience, the more they give back. If everyone in the house is exhausted AND amped up a the end, it was a good show.

[@edier4057]

Love the reaction! Have you guys tackled the 'Queen of Soul' yet? You need to react to Aretha Franklin! (including, but not limited to her duet with George Michael and her 'Think' performance on the Blues Brothers movie).

[@loudog2326]

OMG !! What A Performer !! His Band Is Awesome !!

[@mr.knowitall6440]

Now I see where Eddie Murphy got his stage presence from... this is a great performance! 🤘😎

[@bls5429]

I was thinking about how much Eddie Murphy must’ve studied him! Such a great resemblance!

[@ryansgirl74]

Ya know guys its really hard to clean my house when you all react to wilson pickett. With having to stop and dance you all are making it very difficult lol 😊😊😊

[@denroy3]

Duane Allman, of 'The Allman Brothers Band', while doing session work in Muscle Shoals, AL, talked Pickett, who was there recording, into doing a cover of the Beatles 'Hey Jude'. You should hear it, with Duane on guitar, it's just awesome.

[@crawfordconley3180]

He took the people and these two young folks to a place they have never been before!!!

[@misterdoe]

I've never heard a live performance of this before, but a studio performance by him was always a live show in the early days. And the story/sermon reminds me of a couple of things: Bobby Womack's intro to "The Preacher/More than I Can Stand"; and a story song I first heard back in the 8-track days called "Soul," by a _band_ called S.O.U.L. (it was *very* hard to find on KZbin 😄). Um, he *stayed* fired up, which is all I'm gonna say about that.

[@EricHenning]

Wilson Pickett was the preacher of soul! Preach!

[@stewartmatthews1551]

Woah 😳 that was awesome!

[@rbb9753]

When I was Indiana University, which had and still has one of the best music schools in the nation, there was a band made of graduate student studying jazz, called: Jif and the Choosy Mothers Amber, you can only imagine the horn section. When they did this song, the keyboard player would hold up a sign that said “NA” so people could sing along

[@SuperGuitarDude7]

Great stuff! I see someone else just mentioned the movie The Great Outdoors. I actually just watched The Blues Brothers movie again with my sons. Lots of great Rhythm & Blues songs in that, along with the original artists.

[@cathleensmith4717]

That was one Beautiful Black Man!!!

[@aarongoldstein7614]

Wilson Pickett is wonderful. Nice live soulful set!!! A recommendation for Female Friday - Fanny, an all- female group from the early 1970's. They were outstanding live particularly The Beat Club sessions. Try "Young & Dumb".

[@theophrastus3.056]

Everyone knows Wilson Pickett, and his Land of 1000 Dances was epic. But I’d never heard a live performance before. He can really belt out a tune!

[@DJHolte]

Glad to see you getting into the "soul shouter" himself, Mr. Wilson Pickett! Every song he sings, he brings a level of soul and feeling that will knock your socks off. You can't go wrong with any of his tunes, so I hope you revisit his musical catalog soon!

[@ralphwatts8993]

Wilson was one of Elvis’s favorite!! For a reason!❤️🤘🏻

[@writerjohnmcnally]

You really need to do Pickett’s version of “Hey Jude” with Duane Allman on guitar. The studio version.

[@DJHolte]

Wilson Pickett was so good, he made the song "Sugar Sugar" by the Archies into a soul classic!

[@mimmoleonardi8643]

Very strong superlative,the king of soul,mister Wilson Pickett,so nice 😛🌹❤️❤️,explosive,🌋🌋👌💪

[@kittiecattales]

MUSCLE SHOALS MUSIC! Woohoo! The studio version was recorded right down the street at FAME Recording Studios! And it is fire! But in my opinion, it’s nothing compared to Wilson’s cover of the Beatles’ Hey Jude!! Duane Allman talked him into recording it while Rick Hall & his musicians (The Swampers, as in Sweet Home Alabama) were gone to lunch! It’s unbelievable! SOOOO much better than the Beatles’ version. If y’all haven’t seen “Muscle Shoals,” you should check it out. It’s a documentary about Rick Hall & The Swampers & the Muscle Shoals Sound. You’d love it! Tom Jones recorded in Muscle Shoals, & that’s the Wilson Pickett connection. It would blow your mind to know who all recorded here! Aretha Franklin, Rod Stewart, The Rolling Stones, Bobbie Gentry, The Osmonds, Paul Simon, Bob Seger, Etta James, Candi Staton, Alabama, Clarence Carter, Arthur Alexander, Julian Lennon….

[@kentishmale1969]

Totally agree with you about his cover of Hey Jude, I’ve been saying it for decades, it’s the very best version of that song you’ll ever be lucky enough to hear - it’s smokin’ hot !!

[@suzannesellers7383]

I saw the Muscle Shoals doc on KZbin and learned so much about the music I love.

[@andreasbaumler6120]

One of the greatest performances I've ever seen! What a voice! What a performer! Pickett did rock the stage. Playing in Ghana back then he surely would elevate the real African spirit. Our whole modern music would be nothing without Africa. - Na-naaa-naaa! Do the Alligator! What more can you say? That's how music has got to be. I miss those singers very much these days. -Best wishes from Germany.

[@shelbysnyder8109]

He's fantastic! Amber needs to see Lenny Kravitz's LET LOVE RULE. Major hippie vibes and a beautiful message.

[@anneglover5894]

Proper live performance great artist x

[@bigb6046]

For the same vibe check out some Jackie Wilson stuff like maybe "Lonely Teardrops", "Baby Workout" or "Higher and Higher"(later covered by Rita Coolidge)

[@martinwalker5360]

Jackie Wilson Mr Excitement! Died way way too young

[@bigb6046]

@@martinwalker5360 Yeah they need to check out the Shindig version of "Baby Workout" Jackie's energy plus the wild mid 60's production values will blow everyone's mind!

[@cjpew]

Another one guaranteed to make you dance - The Contours, Do You Love Me. But you must see their live performance, quite unusual to have a great live video from way back then. Their dancing is awesome!

[@RichardX1]

I remember David Hasselhoff did a cover of that song whenever he was allowed to sing on American television in the 80s

[@bradsullivan2495]

The J. Geils Band did a great cover of this that came out in 1982 and they made a video of it.

[@susanfigueroa872]

Originally this was done in either 64 or 65 by a band called, Cannibal and the Headhunters! Then Wilson redid it just like Sugar, Sugar by the Archies.

[@dorisgutierrez7800]

Y’all crack me up! I’ve never seen you both so mesmerized by a performance. Just loved it 😊

[@kevincarpenter2525]

If you enjoy energetic soulful performances please watch Otis Readings "I've Been Loving You Too Long" at the Monterey Festival. You've watched Janis Joplin's Performance from this same festival.

[@caseymoe816]

Been recommending Otis at Monterey Pop forever. Amber and J would love it. 👊

[@stelladavies2262]

10:27 I subscribed! Loved, loved, loved that! I danced all the way through …. I defy anyone not to dance and shake what you brought when listening to him ❤

[@leonardpoindexter5289]

We lost him way too early. Got you moving.

[@rudymenchaca9340]

He was very hypnotic with his fans and he could dance but after awhile of course he gets a little tired jajaja 😜

[@scottelement]

Please react to: (Love is Like A) Heat Wave - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas

[@Jamesscearce]

Powerhouse voice... Wilson Pickett is a legend. For a real treat try Wilson Pickett singing The Beatles "Hey Jude" with legendary Duane Allman on guitar (from the Allman Brothers Band)

[@donnawallace9938]

My son first heard Wilson Pickett at the age of 9....he's now 25. He's still a HUGE fan!! I'm so excited to pass on the music that I loved when I was younger!

[@rudymenchaca9340]

Wilson “wicked” Picket was an icon a lot of his songs were covered by the several bands the Beatles for one and others great band great singer love him

[@loudog2326]

Fantastic Video !! I've Never Seen This Before !! Great Job For R.S.R. !! 100%

[@kimcutts424]

Heard of Wilson Pickett, & I Heard the song before. But I have never seen this performance till now....... Ooooh wow. Amazing ❤ 👏 Loved it, and loved your reaction to it also.

[@bakercarl8518]

A true performing entertaining legend.

[@freda9809]

This is one of the first songs I remember from my childhood. 4 years old and I knew this was a jam.

[@bousmerang]

OMG 😲 WOW

[@kalzyoung]

Every time I hear this song I always think “The Great Outdoors”