Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle

[@DesJosephjivebunny09]

The Rolling Stones were and are still the sexiest band ever. The Jive Bunny knows.

[@SeattleBlythe]

There's nothin that beats the late 70's-80's Stones.

[@uncleemph]

Jagger is got to be the most versatile performer in his past nearly 50 years at the top. Yes repeat after me 50 years

[@92larsko]

I can really feel the 80's in this one

[@emncaity]

God-dang, I'd forgotten how really good-looking that girl was. I had this 45 and just about wore it out. Still have it.

[@chrisporter61]

a MUCH DESERVED top 5 hit for The Stones back in the spring of 1986!.....WOW...such a fun song to listen to today....this takes me back to the nightclubbin days at Daytona Beach

[@MOMO30202]

Wow.....this is one of the best music videos I have ever seen,its's just amazing...

[@DastardlyMatt]

Charlie Watts has got to be the most laid back drummer in rock and roll.

[@jobeLewOOH]

"Harlem Shuffle" is an R&B song written and originally recorded by the duo Bob & Earl in 1963. It was covered by The Rolling Stones on their album Dirty Work (1986)

[@CadillacL]

Mick, Keith & the boys are still rockin it like nobody....This song is a classic.

[@AllSeeNI]

I loved this song when it came out in the 80's. I didn't realize till now that it's a cover of Bob and Earl.

[@noisesoundtonevibe]

I think it's time people stop comparing the Beatles and the Stones. They were different back then, and still are. The Stones started with rhythm n' blues, the Beatles with skiffle and rock n' roll (what we call now rockabilly). Then they evolved, pop for the Fab Four and rock for the Rolling Stones. In both cases it was pure genius. Also, the Beatles admired the Stones, and the Stones admired the Beatles. Their rivalry was more a journalistic construct than anything else.

[@CadillacL]

the groove that makes u wanna dance.

[@DaChieftain]

Whoa. I remember this one, too...

[@1988WHISKY]

This is amazing!! Keith and his awesome riffs!

[@blueagate]

What a presence they have they are awesome.

[@melvinswereda5181]

this is the best song they ever came out with love this tune just brings you a live

[@smacman68]

MTV played the shit out of this (every hour) back when MTV was awesome. Great vibe when this plays. One of the all time classix. Is Keith Richards still alive? Ha! He is immortal!

[@hermwerm1]

I fell of my porch friday night and hurt my left leg wicked bad. I have to shuffle now. LOL. Love this song!!! Thanks, brings back memories.

[@DaveWollenberg]

The Stones hit #5 in Billboard, 5-3-86. God bless ya, for postin' it. Thanx! Have a great week!

[@eakos]

Excellent! This video tops!!!! The rolling stones are definitely one of the best things to listen to at any given time.

[@cheshiremouse]

What a great song and video. Nothing like the Stones, ever!

[@terrafirma91]

That's it! I was trying to remember the original artists of this song, and they did have a dynamic sound. I don't normally like re-takes of originals, but this rendition by the Stones is splendid. I like it. And the young woman in this video is drop dead gorgeous, too. She dances exquisitely, as all the other dancers here.

[@Yellow4494]

This song is just too cool. I love the eerie sounding background vocals. And I would love to do the Harlem Shuffle with Mick. That girl is really lucky.

[@redcherbonne]

One of their best videos, certainly they're not overrated

[@94cadillacfleetwood]

I remembr seeing this video almost every morning before school!! When this dropped, the Bob & Earl version got some love on the oldies stations...it just missed the Top 40 (peaked at #46).

[@RobertoGinsburg]

Another prove of the great R&B fascination of Jagger and gang. "Harlem Shuffle" was a 1962 classic of Bob & Earl, also sampled by House of Pain at the INTRO OF "JUMP AROUND".

[@pkappel006]

great tune done by the Stones, which came out what..... in 1963..................I really enjoy listening to this one............great listening while I'm on my NordicTrack Tread Mill and groov'in as I'm work'in out...........

[@RCmack]

I had totally forgotten about this awesome song by the Stones, that is until I heard it played at a local Wendy's restaurant the other day. I hadn't heard "Harlem Shuffle" in over 20 years.

[@pigletized]

Excellent song and video! I love anything the Stones do!

[@mmondragon05]

1:21 ... I love them so much!

[@jimmyratz]

I love this video and song. The black girl that dances with Mick is beautiful!!!

[@mikeysuzefour]

So cool that Tube let me keep this Rolling Stones song up!

[@aarfeld]

It's yet another great Stones cover in their Soul into Rock N Roll tradition like those from the band's earliest discs. And, it's the brightest spot on an otherwise dismal album: "Dirty Work."

[@milesgma]

Can't help myself. I HAVE to get up and dance when I hear this. Mick is just yummy.

[@4DECO1]

I had forgotten about this song. Thanks for posting it.

[@BML8384]

A fun summery video that just screams Mid-80s. I can remember this was played a lot the summer we had cable installed so always sums up a certain time & place for me. If I remember right, there were some accusations of racism surrounding this but I fail to see it myself. A Hidden Gem & a Cartoon Classic.

[@TraceyLPN]

I totally agree, there's no music like 80's music.

[@BIGROCKER620]

Classic indeed!!!! Stones baby!!!!! They can do it all!!!!

[@9497202]

no one does anything like these guys 50 years at the top

[@DataLal]

I love this video. Best opening ever!

[@keef186]

You guys should hear their cover versions of "Can't Turn Me Loose", "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" or "Can't Get Next To You". The Stones always had a great R&B sound. The Stones always used to have black artists opening up for them on tour as a way of saying thanks. Ike & Tina in '69, Stevie Wonder in '72, Peter Tosh in '78. They even had Billy Preston in their band for about 5 years.

[@BJMallory]

Wow, that is her! I never knew that and I've seen this video a million times.

[@dtThurman]

Bob Relf & Earl Nelson originally wrote the lyrics, music, and recorded it in 1963. Barry White was the producer. Little know note: A large number of "Stones" recordings were done in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, with racially mixed studio musicians.

[@jackd.ripper204]

My fav Rolling Stones number...and a great video! But let's face it fun seekers...the Bob James and Earl Klug original version was WICKED GOOD!!!!

[@LopezMelendez]

THIS was my first John Kricfalusi experience long before the Ren and Stimpy cartoons that force to revolutionize a legion of following inspired animators from the early 90's to the new millennium. And the followers had made John Kricfalusi like either Winsor McKay or Walt Disney because he made Tex Avery and Bob Clampett work for Hanna Barbera in his personal perspective.

[@browsertab]

I love this song! "Two steps forward and two steps back! We come together 'cos opposites attract!"

[@Jan9902]

harlem shuffle was originally done by Sam & Dave. It has been on the stones album for a long time. Very rarely played in the 60's.Brilliant when it was.

[@oliverawffm]

I love how Mick dances in this video!

[@piitapoka]

the version FRED did from Howard Stern was wicked. love to see that up on utube in the future!!!

[@crazydavedisco]

Harlem Shuffle was released in 1986, It's a cover of the Bob & Earl clasic version which was first released in March of 1969!

[@beldon2012]

another cool song!

[@54markl]

This is the most recent Rolling Stones song I know anything about. It's pretty good. The riff sounds a little like Love Is the Drug, and Sam 'n Dave. I just finished reading Keith Richards' biography, a really interesting story. Keith was one of the rare unqualified successes in Rock, musicians were treated more like gods in the old days. I'm glad the Rolling Stones are still playing. Can't say much for the cartoon at the beginning though.

[@djwolf12]

the stones just kick ass, period

[@superjojo99]

Un de leur meilleure reprise, ça pète, ça swing, c'est la fête !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Z1cky]

Fantastic music, up there with the origional.

[@centurian55428]

glad to know some people like this animated tune. notr bad!

[@pkappel006]

the Stones did not come out with this tune in 63 which another "due" did but the Stones did this around the 80's or so as their version which is just great...........

[@phillygrl69]

OH WOW!! I totally forgot about this one!!! WOW!! Back when MTV was still decent!!!!

[@djenkata]

classic!fantastic song and video!

[@kalibunar007]

Great video. Salute from Croatia....

[@sweetmay73]

"i take it kinda slow, with a whole lotta soul" - keef

[@finelame44]

des monstres sacrés,le meilleur groupe de la planète,j'adore!

[@rockinrobin]

loving the rolling stones brought me here

[@pkappel006]

Bob & Earl did the orginal recording back in the fall of 1963..............that was the name of this group

[@maatspear]

Hit #5 pop in 1986. Its a remake of the 1961 R/B song by Bob and earl that was written by then unknown singer Barry White!

[@robepierre08]

Une pure merveille, une excellente reprise

[@ranran19701]

The live-action was directed by famous animation director Ralph Bakshi and the animation was directed by future Ren and Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi.

[@chcm1410]

I Love Stones & Beatles...

[@WarlordFeyd]

Rolling Stones can rock alot of covers so no surprises here--And yes I agree with VideogeekinMD that Bakshi's one of the kings in animation...

[@ronon3849]

Mick and Keith were at the height of their feud when this was shot. They truly hated each other's guts.

[@carlgottstein]

The Stones RULE!

[@shecherezzada]

Veeeeeeeery interesting!!!!!I like this song and the video is excelent.

[@kaligula4life]

This song has ULTRA style :D

[@steveconn]

Wish they'd do this on tour!

[@Exit13online]

is NO one going to comment on the brilliant animation by john kricfalusi ( REN AND STIMPY creator ) and amazing co-ordination and direction by animation legend ralph bakshi ( COOL WORLD director ). even the set looks like something out of ralph and john's animated world. great! - trevor.

[@bluedemon86]

Excellent!!! pure gold!!!

[@kikoitanhas]

I like this one a lot!

[@keithricard]

Un des rares bons morceaux de Dirty Work. Et ce clip!

[@vxy357]

Of course he did. Who could resist that?

[@neet919]

great the Harlem shuffle, it was sooooo hot,still is

[@waltervegetto]

the best song of rolling stones ever!!!!

[@bluesweetheart2003]

Charlie Watts was always so cool to me. I think part of it was that he loves jazz and said that one his favorite singers is Beyonce. Man after my own heart.

[@JBClv80s90s2mch]

Wooooooooooow! I didn't realize that they're that good than the Beatles, almost all their songs were commercially appealling !!!

[@dambust56]

great tune and song 10 out 10

[@TheMimetolithman]

energy galore

[@sheny247]

My favorite stones song. right here :)

[@steveconn]

Ah, they do alright for men in their sixties- Mick still a magnetic performer.

[@MBOYA22]

Great song and video.

[@cquerales]

Yes it's part or the reason they got back together in 89 it's in the history books. There is interviews to Charly after he cold turkey ,you see he could not bare not being in the Stones after they broke up around that time. he got help from the same Dr that treated Clapton and Townshend years before.

[@DaveWollenberg]

Yeah, yeah, yeah! Hit #5 in Billboard.

[@steveconn]

He looked especially cool when that plane skidded off the runway into those trees.

[@crazigrl]

rolling stones are awesome!

[@BionicGroin]

It was Ralph Bakshi who directed the cartoon parts. It's so awesome.

[@dyr2323]

i love Rolling Shuffle

[@RSBoots]

Tom Waits is just the best choice from whole history to do cat noises so good c ant believe it.

[@SB9P4]

good song. rolling stone ,the best of rock.

[@juanecuervoystone]

fantastic, man

[@apussinbooks]

you mooooooove it to the right !

[@Sunzu49]

I keep replaying the kiss at the end! XD