SO FUN! FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie & Mick Jagger - Dancing In The Street REACTION

SO FUN! FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie & Mick Jagger - Dancing In The Street REACTION
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[@anthonyblakely399]

The song is a cover from Martha & The Vandells' 1965 classic, "Dancing In t Streets. " I suggest you guys react to the original song by Martha & The Vandellas

[@RichardVernadeau]

Exactly

[@michaelbailey9143]

I'm partial to the Van Halen version

[@sinenominecc]

The OG version is a must.

[@rebellibrarian]

And Van Halen's cover! Each one is so awesome, each in its own way.

[@Wordsmyth8]

The Motown version is the best!

[@ryanfeit1420]

I miss David Bowie so much. He is a national treasure and a true musical artist.

[@kahuna754]

OMG, I love him so much. No one like him.

[@slimlouis6441]

Uhhhh. In England, yes he is. In the USA he’s an icon.

[@thor8580]

So right national treasure for the world.☺️👍🏼

[@teresa0817]

Same

[@theresabranford3527]

I've never recovered from Bowie's death. ❤⚡️

[@bradsullivan2495]

Done for Live Aid in 1985 and filmed the week before. Hence, the low budget background and simple cover version of a Motown classic.

[@PlumbPitiful]

The original plan for Live Aid was for Mick and David to perform this song live from the two Live Aid locations; Mick at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia and David at Wembley Stadium in London. Unfortunately technology of the day made that impossible; there was too much of a delay. They couldn't sync up. So that's why they had to pre-record the video ahead of time

[@buckcherrygirl]

Some call this the worst video ever but I have always loved it !! I love Jagger and Bowie. Thank you

[@labyfan1313]

Same.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Me, too

[@stardemonspacecat]

...and some call it the GAYEST video ever made :/:/:/

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It's awful and beyond cheesy. It goes against both artists’ talent and previous work. Bowie went commercial after his Berlin years, and Mick became a caricature of his once-great self. It's an undeniable low point for both.

[@vaskylark]

@@fuchsiaswing8545 I'd have agreed with ya back when this came out...but now? Oh hell no. Cheesy or no it's a million times better than any of the crap around today.

[@conniedean1977]

This was first recorded by Martha and the Vandellas back in the 60’s at Motown, and has been covered by other artists since then, including the Mamas and Papas. Love the energy of Bowie and Jagger here!

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

Van Halen too

[@cazgerald9471]

A testament to the song's greatness - My favorite cover is the Grateful Dead on their "Terrapin Station" album

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

@@cazgerald9471 There's a new cover out . Can't remember by who but it's pretty good too.

[@paulwagner688]

@@jackiegoodspeed1849 Van Halen's was almost as good as the original. Martha is the Queen.

[@marywaltz7871]

I know i'm old (63) but dang we had great music

[@JimLapine]

We had the BEST!!!!

[@violetvalkyrie476]

You gotta see the Queen performance at live aid. It is long, but soo worth it. Nobody worked a crowd like Freddy Mercury.

[@salbro5985]

They really should watch Bohemian Rhapsody on their movie channel. I think they'd love it.

[@suziqw139]

It is agreed QUEEN stole the show at Live Aid...22 minutes of hits/energy and LOUD!!!!!

[@joethomas1775]

Greatest!

[@_pic_7571]

These guys are truly masters of their craft . They wanted to Help a good cause, so they got everything together laid down the song, recorded it, and shot the video all in one day.

[@stefan-rc3ii]

... and went straight to bed.

[@rickb.4168]

Exactly and yet Seth ‘the money grabbing Whore’ MacFarlane. Tried to ridicule it in a Family Guy episode. About 10 years after he and it stopped being remotely funny. What a bellend.

[@labyfan1313]

For more great David Bowie songs check out (in chronological order): - The Man Who Sold The World - Changes - Life on Mars - Five Years - Moonage Daydream - Suffragette City - Rock N Roll Suicide - Aladdin Sane - Drive-in Saturday - The Jean Genie - Diamond Dogs - Rebel Rebel - Young Americans - Station to Station - Sound and Vision - Heroes - China Girl - Let's Dance - Ashes to Ashes - Hallo Spaceboy (1996 Remix Ft. The Pet Shop Boys) - I'm Afraid of Americans - Blackstar - Lazarus I could have named more but that's a start.

[@pernillemlbach4056]

Yes more Bowie!! ❤

[@elegantgypsyrose5328]

Heroes! 💥

[@anthonyadverse4449]

Heroes is older than China Girl?

[@elegantgypsyrose5328]

Diamond Dogs

[@kbusby4824]

This Is Not America.

[@Serai3]

The reason they vibe together so well is by this time they'd been friends for decades. Not just friends, either; they've both confirmed they were one of each other's conquests back in the anything-goes days of the 70's. So they have an extremely comfortable and meshed vibe in this video. They probably didn't even rehearse.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love Bowie's "Changes" and "Young Americans" !! and the Rolling Stones "Angie", "Lets Spend The Night Together" and "Beast Of Burden" !!!

[@mpmlopes]

Bowie was always ready for a laugh, if you watch his live stuff, especially when he started performing and feeling more comfortable as himself in the early 2000s, you'll see his always in good spirits and cracking jokes. David was great.

[@suemoore6445]

I saw Bowie live in 2003 at the Shark Tank in San Jose!!! He was incredible! I miss him so much!

[@sadfaery]

For the movie reaction channel, y'all might want to consider watching the movie Labyrinth, starring David Bowie and a young Jennifer Connelly. It's one of those classic 80s kids' movies that is just absolutely iconic. Plus, Bowie sings in it!

[@barbrice721]

My son loved this movie at 4 He knew every word . Also the words to Raiders of the Lost Ark.

[@N.Sloane]

It's one of the quintessential children's fantasy movies I insisted my children watch as kids. Magical, beautiful, timeless.

[@MysteryMommy1]

Agreed!!

[@minty_Joe]

Yep, great movie! Jim Henson directed it and executive produced by George Lucas. Featuring a lot of the puppeteers who worked on Henson's "The Dark Crystal".

[@joethomas1775]

And some great songs!

[@marymays8846]

Tina Turner and Rod Stewart are great singing together 🎶🎶🎶🔥🔥🔥

[@joethomas1775]

Or Tina Turner with Bryan Addams singing "It's Only Love"!

[@inekebaalman3320]

Or Tina Turner and David Bowie🎶🥰!

[@kimmycook2698]

YES!

[@BrenJen86]

This version is a remake of a Motown classic. It was originally sung by Martha & The Vandellas.

[@kparise8452]

The music was recorded and the music video filmed all under 24 hours. I love the looseness and spontaneity of it all.

[@JonS0107]

When you get ready for Christmas songs, one of the most unusual duets is Bing Crosby and David Bowie singing an arrangement of Little Drummer Boy.

[@PlumbPitiful]

They already did that last year. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4nYeaB6bZaifNE Matter of fact they did pretty much every well known Christmas song last year. I have no idea what they're going to do this year! 🎄

[@suemoore6445]

Absolutely incredible! I rewatch it every Christmas!

[@Governor1993]

Queen and Freddie Mercury at live aid 1985 was amazing….a must see!

[@Cynthia...]

Oh this is such an awesome song I haven’t heard it for ages. It just makes you want to get up and dance.💃💜

[@P.Galore]

The extended 12" mix of this track is exceptional too....SUGGESTION: Eric Burden " Spill The Wine"

[@eurofritz4617]

Eric Burden & WAR

[@pumpkinhead34]

Absolutely! Spill the Wine.

[@kimmycook2698]

Great chemistry between these old friends...miss you Bowie, RIP.

[@malcshone4409]

At Live Aid live at Wembley Stadium in England, Queen gave a legendary performance. It would be super cool to see you react to that whole performance!

[@tahoebabe8939]

Queens live aid was the best if you have about 25 minutes to listen to it. It's well worth it just amazing.

[@cassyharrison3592]

I really love these two together. Energy personified!

[@southernwanderer7912]

The two of them did such a good job with that song, so much energy. It was very popular, especially the video on MTV. And Mick Jagger definitely has the moves.

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

If you want to see a FUN side of Bowie, watch the movie "Labyrinth" by Jim Henson. He plays the goblin king and is quite snarky and smooth at the same time.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

I saw Stones for my 50th and Jagged never stopped dancing!!! Saw Bowie 4 times and never disappointed, but awestruck!!!

[@bradsullivan2495]

Mick Jagger and Tina Turner performed together at Live Aid and rocked it.

[@lsp3]

The original Motown 60's version was Martha and the Vandellas. You should react to that too.

[@talon8537]

Van Halen during the DLR days recorded a great cover of this song.

[@meggiles6848]

This was a prerecorded for Live Aid cause they couldn't be in England to do it. One of the best sets of all time was done at Live Aid. It is regarded by most . Queen at Live Aid. It's about 18 minutes long but omg so good. You will want to see it.

[@jamesscully529]

Bowie did perform at Live Aid in Wembley, but Mick and Keith were almost at each others throats at the time, so the Stones were not possible. Keith and Ronnie Wood did an impromptu performance with Bob Dylan in Philly.

[@PlumbPitiful]

@@jamesscully529 ... Mick actually was in Philly too and performed solo, including his famous duet with Tina Turner on the Jackson's State of Shock. He and the other Stones couldn't have been that mad at each other if they were both in the same place at the same time

[@lisahumphries3898]

This song and video was so popular when it came out. The collaboration made so much sense. A fun song.

[@kyleneuheimer4885]

If you are looking for another Live Aid performance, check out the song "Vienna" by Ultravox. Their singer, Midge Ure, was one of the organizers who made Live Aid happen and he gave one of the most incredible vocal performances that day.

[@juliereed3912]

2 British Rock Legends ❤

[@kellyreiterman]

Live Aid was such a huge deal back in the day. I remember my friend taping as much of the show as she could fit on a VHS tape (which wasn't much). Ah, those days before DVR and streaming. So many great performances that day.

[@joannetyndall3625]

I was 14 and on a school trip camping in France...our teachers gave us a day off and we listened to most of it sat round a transistor radio 📻

[@auldfouter8661]

This video was premiered during the Wembley Live Aid concert in July 1985, to fill in a gap in performances. It then ran several times that day.

[@I.am.Iain-81]

I love superstar duets that you don't see coming & this will always hold a special place in my heart. When I see this, it makes me think of so many other cool duets, mainly Athera Franklin & Annie Lennox 'sister's are doing it for themselves' which I know you would love on a female Friday 😉

[@xoxoxANGExoxox]

Love seeing these two Goofball it up and show everyone it's ok to just be free, no ego or seriousness - love the moves

[@ohfour-seven6228]

They kept the original Motown feel to this, great collaboration by two of the greats.

[@kahuna754]

YAAAAS! I suggested this a long while ago. I'm happy that you've finally gotten around to it. Look at my David Bowie showing off his dancing skills. Love love love.

[@dannysalamon5731]

The greatest live performance of all time was Queen. On a day full of music and legends, Queen stole the show so much they made a movie about it. Watch that 22 min performance, Freddie at his greatest

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Despite the criticism - I LOVE the quirkiness of this - and have always loved this song. It's a fun video that shows they don't have to take themselves so seriously all the time. Nothing wrong with doing that once in a while. Just makes you human.

[@BadHairdayKimmie]

The best colab ever has to be David Bowie and Queen: Under Pressure!

[@janethernandez724]

Well there's a song I haven't heard in such a long time! I remember this video and their version of this song, it rocked! However, we gotta tell you there is an original version of this song by Martha and the Vandellas recorded in 1965 then Van Halen covered it in 1982, that is when I heard this song first, then three years later by David Bowie and Mick Jagger in 1985. I am glad you reacted to this song and enjoyed it too!

[@sjw5797]

You forgot the version by The Mama's and the Papas.

[@janethernandez724]

@@sjw5797 Oh no, did they really? I did not forget about them because I was not aware they had a version of this song! Well then, I'll kindly thank you for mentioning it and then I will go check out their version! I appreciate your response! Thank you again! 👍

[@sjw5797]

@@janethernandez724 They also recorded a version of The Beatles' " I Call Your Name".

[@wrldchamps04]

As many have said it was filmed for Live Aid, but only a video because the original plan to have them perform the song "together" with Mick in the USA and Bowie in England couldn't be done due to the satellite/delays.. .

[@Musicvegan01]

Y'all should check out Mick with The Jacksons ("State Of Shock"). There's no music video. Try to find the 12" extended version. Mick performed it with Tina Turner at Live Aid, there is footage of that. Around the same time period there was a duet featuring Elton John & Millie Jackson (no relation) called "Act Of War". Millie was popular on R&B radio, mainly in the 1970s, she didn't really have any Top 40 pop crossover. Check out "Sun City" too by Artists United Against Apartheid.

[@pammickle3935]

"David Bowie and Mick Jagger need to be in ALL songs together!" Love it!!

[@larryg7126]

This is a cover written by Marvin Gaye, William "Mickey" Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter. It hit the charts in 1964 with Martha Reeves & The Vandellas recording it. It reached number 2 in the USA and number 4 in the UK. They are doing with the energy Martha Reeves & The Vandellas did it.

[@ddiamondr1]

Recoded for Live Aid in 1985, Global concert and television event to raise money to combat the famine in Africa. It raised $127 million which is probably close to 1 billion in today’s dollars. This is a fun cover of a Motown hit. The opinion prevailing is that the Queen performance at Wembley Stadium in England was the highlight. Check out Queen live at Wembley. It is astonishing. Freddy Mercury was a force of nature!

[@ddiamondr1]

Oh sorry, the original Motown head recording was by Martha and the Vandellas.

[@twilarolff8021]

Best comment I've found so far. Thnx!

[@markchawner1586]

Anyone remember Mick Jagger's duet with Michael Jackson called "State of Shock" in the 1980's ???? That was always a hidden Gem of a track ..... 👏😉

[@beedeegee9374]

Yay!! I’ve been anxiously waiting for y’all to get to this fun video! I’ve been a huge Bowie fan since the early 70s!

[@giovanigiorgini6745]

2 LEGEND DAVID BOWIE AND MICK JAGGER SONG FANTASTIC.......

[@AlAndValOffGrid]

You need to check out "This is Not America". An AMAZING tune. Bowie,

[@mysteriousmysticalmoments2023]

That is the whole point of the song is to make you dance. Just dance !!!!

[@dv3507]

Love this version! So much fun!!! ❤

[@chriso6719]

This is a cover. Originally recorded by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas in 1964. Co-written by Marvin Gaye.

[@crazycassie6985]

Suggest Martha to them before,,Heatwave, Jimmy Mack

[@buzztp5119]

Live Aid was one of those things in life that if you saw it you'll never forget it and you feel privileged that you were alive and got to see it.

[@ken7531077]

Start Me Up / Almost Hear You Sigh / Angie - The Rolling Stones Let's Dance / Little China Girl / Bluejean - David Bowie

[@aagold76]

Bowie Musts- 'Fame' 'Golden Years' 'Young Americans' ' Modern Love' 'China Girl' 'Heros'

[@LauPulstar]

this video makes me giggle so much, i love them both andthis is a fun song. I recommend other GREAT duets by powerhouses for you to react: "dont let the sun go down on me" by elton john and george michael "dont give up" by peter gabriel and kate bush "miss sarajevo" bono and luciano pavarotti "its only love" by tinaturner and bryan adams "where the wild roses grow" by nick cave and kylie minogue

[@jaysone.94]

Female Friday do the original: Martha & The Vandellas "Dancing in the Streets" And if you want a rock version: Van Halen - Dancing In The Street (J will love the synth in this one)

[@shellybrownlee5470]

Oh my gosh! My favorite song when it came out. As soon as I got home from school, I called our local radio station and requested this song. Jagger and Bowie are just cool!

[@petedepledge519]

They filmed this for Live Aid 1982

[@liberaljag]

1985

[@auldfouter8661]

@@liberaljag Yes Mid July 1985 ( 15th?) , I watched most of it almost round the clock!

[@jennymagidson1925]

Mick Jagger - what a nutter! Live forever, Mick!❤

[@ColoradoGrami]

You've made me so happy! I've had a great day and this is the cherry on top. LOVE Bowie and this was perfect. Thank you again!!💓

[@davewildermuth7519]

Live Aid gave us the greatest closing number in the history of rock. Next stop: Queen, "We Will Rock You / We Are the Champions," Live Aid, 1985.

[@PlumbPitiful]

The closing number for Live Aid was We Are the World which was pretty much a mess!

[@helindove2237]

Nice reaction guys! Oh, I liked this music video when I was young. It always made me happy. And I remember being proud of my mom and dad knowing the lyrics to this "new" song. Then I heard about Martha & the Vandellas. The same goes for "Time Is on My Side". soul singer Irma Thomas was the first to sing that song, and later the Rolling Stones.

[@LiberalsArePoop]

Jagger & Bowie had been friends for quite some time when they did this video, and I think that friendship is what drove the free and fun vibe of the video. You should react to Little T & A by the Stones sometime. Mick DOESN'T sing on it, it's got Keith Richards on vocals.

[@_Birdee_]

I believe they were lovers also. I'm not being funny I think it was true, just shocking for that time period maybe.

[@LiberalsArePoop]

@@_Birdee_ there were strong rumors about that, but I decided not to mention it!

[@turnerdan53]

Yes we have been dancing in the streets since the mid 60's.

[@markwaldman5389]

Two of the absolutely coolest guys on the planet at the time...

[@zigman63]

I get fed up with all the negative things said about this tune,its not amazing music it's not amazing voices, it's just 2 amazing legends camping it up and having a ball. So please you haters,just chill and go dancing in the street.

[@TheDivayenta]

This is a Motown classic , kids! You must see Martha snd the Vandellas!

[@emiliarodriguez4164]

Great reaction guys!! Please check out Queen's Live Aid performance. EPIC!!! Thank you.

[@arcadian78]

Bowie was the epitome of coolness…..he was never out of fashion and he is missed so much😢

[@cindyhuffman6711]

I saw The Stones when they were in their 60's. Mick had that same level of energy. It was incredible!

[@jsapcakrrow]

This was a big hit with heavy rotation on the radio & on MTV. Love it!!

[@pattiaustin1808]

I’ve fantasized about watching you watching Mick and Bowie Dancing In The Streets! Too fun this was.

[@davidwade5807]

My good friend John Regan played Bass on this song. Respect

[@827dusty]

This is a cover from the early 60s Motown hit song from "Martha and The Vandellas." It was a great song. Mick Jagger and David Bowie are (were) tight friends (Both are British) and worked on one another's songs, and albums over almost 50 years, until David's recent death a few years ago. I'll never forget the interview I heard with Mick Jagger talking about the time David Bowies' wife came home unexpectedly, only to find Mick and David in bed together. That isn't my cup of tea...but I like their music.

[@penderyn8794]

The song is about riots in the 60s.... Politics in music was banned in music during the Vietnam war period

[@RLDavisHays]

When this cover came out, some smirked. But most of us just loved the funk and the fun they present in this song/video. 😊

[@angelariebli4843]

This was my JAM back in the day!!! Good pick!

[@heatherskitty75]

don't think i've watched that since the time period when it was new. I watched the live aid broadcast on tv with my mom. They played that video alot in between stage acts. It was my introduction to a lot of bands at the time. I was thrilled with Jagger, he also did a stage performance with Tina Turner, in which he was similarly animated. My mother was most impressed by "that guy with the mustache.... he could really sing!" i was 9 at the time.

[@melmingin8445]

One of the best duets ever!!!!!👍

[@catherinebent7307]

I'm sure they basically had 1 night when they could get together to do "a video" due to commitments, they raised loads for live aid too. Please please watch Queen's Live aid performance 🙏

[@FreelancerWV]

I can't hear this song without thinking of the Family Guy episode when they showed this music video and Peter said, "1985 brought us the gayest music video of all time". Then after the video he said, "That happened, and we all let it happen". LMAO! Still, it's 37 years later and Dancing in the Street is still one of the silliest and most fun music videos to watch. Thanks RSR!

[@randallheather3077]

Originally released by Martha and the Vandellas in 1964. Worth a listen. A classic.

[@vickialbers8026]

DAVID plays with taste with everyone ,Like Tina-To night! This was a great song for the too of them .❣️

[@Frank-pe9pk]

This was originally done by Martha and The Vandellas in the early 60’s. You should watch their video. Old Motown songs that rock bands covered.

[@jenncrossfield5202]

Glad you got to this song and you love it as much as much of us do. Fantastic reaction 😊

[@zztij]

The Best "Live Aid" performance was Mick Jagger and Tina Turner together..!!!! Doing State Of Shock and Brown Sugar and others...

[@BoosterGold52]

I can remember watching the Live Aid concert when this came on my dad called from the other room "Is that Mick Jagger singing Dancing in the Street?". He came and watched this while he had ignored every other performance from Live Aid except his favorite Beach Boys.

[@jannetkoolman5645]

David is so handsome is this video. See him in the movie Labyrinth, he was never better or more handsome ❤

[@jersey39]

I remember when this first came out, my best friend and I would dance around her room and lip sync to this every day after school. So much fun!

[@dgetzin]

“That happened. And we all LET it happen.” - Peter Griffin - That you two guys are slightly younger than me enough to not have the 80s allergy that I do … I suppose I envy you. It was things like this, Billy Ocean and also that diet coke ad with Elton John and Paula Abdul that made Nirvana feel like salvation.

[@IvoryBlue2]

Definitely one of my favs...thanks for playing!

[@tothra]

I remember watching this video when it was released. An entirely fun video. I remember thinking that I had no idea Bowie could move so much! The 80swere so much fun , and united

[@CandleLight1974]

This cover of the song originally by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas was recorded for charity in 1985 as part of the Band Aid/USA for Africa campaign and the video (filmed in just a few takes in less than two hours) premiered in the middle of the Live Aid concerts at Wembley and Philadelphia on the 13 July 1985.

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

I really.. really appreciate.. y'all reacting to this song AND the video. Thank you.

[@ellenjones7819]

There is another fun video with Bette Midler and Mick Jagger. Midler is covering the Stones' song "Beast of Burden."